Is This a Zombie?
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Ayumu Aikawa is a 16-year-old high school student who is tragically murdered while investigating a suspicious house. However, he soon awakens next to a strange armored girl called Eucliwood Hellscythe. She reveals herself to be a necromancer who has revived Ayumu, consequently turning him into a zombie! Now immortal, Ayumu sets out to hunt down his killer. One day, while searching in a cemetery, he encounters a boisterous young girl named Haruna, who is fighting a bear with a chainsaw while dressed as a magical girl. After she kills the beast, Haruna attempts to erase Ayumu's memories of her, but he instead absorbs her magic for himself. Stripped of her powers, Haruna now orders Ayumu to take up her role of hunting strange creatures known as "Megalo," monsters that roam the human world and terrorize the population. Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? follows the daily antics of the human-turned-zombie Ayumu as he begins his new, ludicrous life where the supernatural becomes the norm.
Episode Guide
Characters
Eucliwood Hellscythe
A powerful undead necromancer with a cute appearance and a shy personality.
Leigh Cherami
Ayumu Aikawa
Ayumu Aikawa is a high school zombie with a secret and a crush on his undead classmate.
Majima Junji
Seraphim
Seraphim, a powerful angel, is a recurring antagonist with a mysterious past and connection to the protagonist.
Garrett Morgan
Yuki Yoshida
A cheerful and energetic girl, Yuki is Ayumu's childhood friend and often acts as his moral compass.
Karbowski Brittney
Haruna
Haruna, a kind and caring girl, is Ayumu's childhood friend and secretly harbors romantic feelings for him.
Saxton Jad
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This episode was skippable in my opinion. It just kinda felt random the whole time and I wasn’t invested at all. I’m totally down for a fun episode being the finale, but this just wasn’t it for me. It’s nice seeing Ayumu and the rest of the crew all happy together though.
Overall, this ending was pretty underwhelming for me. The battles in episodes 5 & 6 were so much more intense. I don't think they explored the King of the Night's story enough, and there was so much potential. One thing I did love about this episode was Haruna and Ayumu's scenes together!! You could really feel the bond between them.
Things feel a lot more serious now (with no filler of megalos!), and I'm really interested in what's going on with Eu and the other zombie, so it's been entertaining. There's still some playfulness here and there. I hope they reveal more information soon so that the stakes feel higher.
Since the last episode ended on a cliffhanger, we got right into the action and I was excited to see the villain make his next move. However, it kinda turned into an episode like any other. It does get sad at the end, but honestly I can tell it's not permanent so it doesn't feel like there much weight to it lol
The beginning had me blushing over Ayumu, even while he was still in the lolita clothes 😭 It was a great change of pace to see him act that way, even if it wasn't real. It makes me wish he could have a romantic arc with one of the girls. Though a lot of this episode focused on Yuki's feelings towards Ayumu, it feels like a waste of time. There was a fun outing with the group. And I am SOOO interested in the character that is looking for Eu, they closed out the episode nicely.
This episode introduces a new character, and she's cute, but I'm hoping she won't take up too much of the show being flustered over wanting a relationship with Ayumu. The remaining scenes featured the usual comedy and small battles with megalos, so it felt like filler mostly.
I really enjoyed how they laid out the action and events in this episode. Nothing seemed too easy or predictable. The reveal from Kyoko was super interesting, and I can't wait to see that part of the story begin to play out. It shows there's much more happening in Eu's life, and definitely a big battle to come!
THAT BEGINNING 🫠 This episode was really good, we got to a huge reveal in the series. It did feel way too soon, though. If they had waited longer, it probably would've had much more emotional impact. I'm curious to see where this show goes next now that this happened already. I appreciate that it's going deeper into the story rather than just focusing on the harem aspects.
I love when they lean into the horror, but those scenes always seem to go by too quickly! It sometimes feels like that side of the plot and the megalos don't connect well at all, but who knows, maybe they will later. The megalos battles haven't really interested me so far though. ALSO, that ending??? nooooo 😭
Okay... that was not what I expected for a finale. It feels like they just threw every ridiculous idea into one episode and somehow made it works, lol. They basically turned pool episode into a chaotic singing contest between the heroines. Don't get me wrong, the music was great and some of the scenes were wholesome. But there are too much fanservice which might not be good for everyone.
The fight animation was great, the music made it more epic and it was so satisfying to finally see Ayumu punch that edgy guy who stole Yuu from him. Overall it was a great season finale, but now I'm curious about what's going to happen next. I feel like this episode was the perfect way to wrap up this season.
Last episode of the anime, and what better way to end it than with a pool episode. I really enjoyed this episode since it was just the characters having fun and getting into their usual shenanigans together. It was chaotic in the best way and filled with so many memorable moments. It honestly felt like a perfect send-off, showing how close the cast has become after everything they’ve been through. A lighthearted, fun finale that really captured their bonds and left a satisfying final impression.
This is such a good ending to this arc. I love how the fight with the King of the Night went and how it ended. And the scene between Ayumu and Eu after he defeated the King of the Night was so iconic and memorable.
This episode picks up right where the previous one left off and keeps the same tone throughout. It was honestly hard for me to watch at times because I felt really bad for the main cast. I really miss the days when they were just having fun and enjoying each other’s company.
This was such a sad episode, especially near the end. After all the chaos and tension at the park, I didn’t expect the episode to end that way. And that Tanabata scene at the end was so hard to watch, it nearly brought tears to my eyes.
I really love these kinds of episodes where the characters just have fun and go through their usual antics. It highlights their bond with each other and shows how happy their relationships are. I also like the developments happening in the cast’s character dynamics, and how the last scene begins setting up the main plot of the arc.
This episode serves as an introduction to the new character, and I must say, she’s quite interesting and sweet. The comedy aspect remains solid as always, and the dynamic between the main cast is still as enjoyable as ever.
What a great way to end this arc! Some of the fight scenes had really good animation, and Ayumu’s dialogue while fighting the serial killer was truly heartfelt. It also sets up what’s going to happen in the upcoming arcs.
What a great episode! I was so hyped while watching it as the arc entered its climax. I’m really looking forward to the next episode.
Watching this episode is hurting me.... Why does it feel like I'm reading NTR manga?😭 But man, despite all that, Ayumu still managed to crack me up even in a serious situation.
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