Golden Kamuy Final Season Episode 10: Our Kamuy
OSHIMETER
8.8
13 Fans
5
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1
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OSHIMETER
8.8
13 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
READTHROUGH
QUICK TAKES
agape2401
VerifiedSurprisingly, our heroes actually accomplished their primary objective before the climatic battle has even started, quite a unique approach. Still, they're up against an enemy that clearly outgun them in every way, would their success be worth it? Excited to see how it plays out.
papetto
This part takes beat for beat from the manga, and it's a really good transposition. Sadly, it is also quite a handful of characters and dynamics to keep track of, so it can result a little confusing and hard to follow at times (or remember who does what where).
narutorunner99
The pacing here was actually faithful to the manga, glad they didn't rush this setup bc anime-onlies have *no clue* what's coming next πΊ
senpaixd
Crunchyroll's woke agenda usually ruins everything but even their mistranslations couldn't stop this Golden Kamuy episode from being pure peak with that raw action and emotional payoff, faithful AF! π€
nekogirl22
Sugimoto ALWAYS comes for Asirpa my OTP feels are fed even with tiny crumbs but ugh the drama was just okay π© mid
thecatlife
horokeuoshikoni asirpa mentioned THE WOLF so like where is he??? πΊπ but this episode was still a total slay for giving us that tiny animal nod like finally a REAL character was referenced π
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m1ndc0mm4nd3r
Tsurumi's galaxy brain moves outsmarting Ariko's strategy, pure psychological warfare during that escape was Death Note-level chess. π―
vincentblack
The church escape scenario could offer some truly exquisite interplay of light and shadow, delivering a visual treat, or it could just be a functional backdrop, ya know.
xxpogchampxx
Tsurumi pressing Asirpa, Ariko fight, Sugimoto pullin up... kinda felt like a setup ep, could be hype later, KEKW
theanimewarlord
astolf
breemx1
silentotaku
EPISODE CONTEXT
Watch this faithful setup episode for Tsurumi's 'Death Note-level' psychological warfare against Ariko, expertly building towards the season's climactic battles.
READTHROUGH
QUICK TAKES
agape2401
VerifiedSurprisingly, our heroes actually accomplished their primary objective before the climatic battle has even started, quite a unique approach. Still, they're up against an enemy that clearly outgun them in every way, would their success be worth it? Excited to see how it plays out.
papetto
This part takes beat for beat from the manga, and it's a really good transposition. Sadly, it is also quite a handful of characters and dynamics to keep track of, so it can result a little confusing and hard to follow at times (or remember who does what where).
narutorunner99
The pacing here was actually faithful to the manga, glad they didn't rush this setup bc anime-onlies have *no clue* what's coming next πΊ
senpaixd
Crunchyroll's woke agenda usually ruins everything but even their mistranslations couldn't stop this Golden Kamuy episode from being pure peak with that raw action and emotional payoff, faithful AF! π€
nekogirl22
Sugimoto ALWAYS comes for Asirpa my OTP feels are fed even with tiny crumbs but ugh the drama was just okay π© mid
thecatlife
horokeuoshikoni asirpa mentioned THE WOLF so like where is he??? πΊπ but this episode was still a total slay for giving us that tiny animal nod like finally a REAL character was referenced π
β¨
m1ndc0mm4nd3r
Tsurumi's galaxy brain moves outsmarting Ariko's strategy, pure psychological warfare during that escape was Death Note-level chess. π―
vincentblack
The church escape scenario could offer some truly exquisite interplay of light and shadow, delivering a visual treat, or it could just be a functional backdrop, ya know.
xxpogchampxx
Tsurumi pressing Asirpa, Ariko fight, Sugimoto pullin up... kinda felt like a setup ep, could be hype later, KEKW
theanimewarlord
astolf
breemx1
silentotaku
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