Kill Blue Episode 3: Wipe Your Own Butt

Manga chapter 5-6

Canon/MED

OSHIMETER

9.6

42 Fans

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Kill Blue Episode 3: Wipe Your Own Butt

Manga chapter 5-6

Canon/MED

OSHIMETER

9.6

42 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

READTHROUGH

Contains spoilers • 10 scenes • 4 min read

QUICK TAKES

chunfai's avatar
chunfai
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I feel like seeing Juzo slowly rethink his old habits gave him more depth than I was expecting. The animation isn't flashy, but the expressive character acting and solid comedic timing keep everything engaging.

erisa's avatar
erisa
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This episode begins with funny scenes. The interactions between Juzo and his classmates are also becoming more interesting to watch. The pacing in this episode is quite fast, yet there is no significant plot development.

burritoww's avatar
burritoww
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Food, food and food 😋😋. Also, the part that motivate him to join the club really wholesome.
Just realise that a lot of jazz song used, pretty cool.
uorseucs's avatar
uorseucs
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I laughed really hard at Ogami's encounter with letters in math. Like, bro, I totally get that confusion! Kidding aside, the story is starting to head in a much more interesting direction now. If I had one nitpick, though, it's that this is a pretty classic trope.

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yonahime
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Blessed Ryo's heart~ what a good boy! And my respect just went ceiling high as he stood up for Ogami's hardwork being mocked rather than his dream. What a sweet cinnamon child~ Loved how Ogami handled the loose ends as well. Very flawless and a professional assassin indeed.

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j_k_c
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It's nice to see that the author decided to recycle a character design in this work. But I do wish that Ryo joined the basketball club instead of kendo 😅. It was a relief that my theory about Ogami's daughter was disproved seeing that she has an appearance in this episode. I was expecting the story to go that way but I'm quite worried seeing that imo Fujimaki sensei isn't that good at making some romantic scenes.


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mochatea
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The way that Ogami is balancing his student life with his amazing skills as a hitman is absolutely hilarious 😭 the humor in this series is just right! It’s not doing too much, but is still really funny and light! And the few heartwarming moments was actually really nice to see as well✨


ruark's avatar
ruark
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This episode focuses on a clash with his old views regarding gender and the clash with a more modern world. It is slower paced and no less action scenes compared to the first 2 episodes, but the episode does not feel slow because of it

jo884's avatar
jo884
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Noice

fuexx's avatar
fuexx
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Un episodio con menos acción, pero que destaca por la dinámica entre los personajes, mostrándonos su vida cotidiana. Mejora al final cuando se revela algo impactante y nos hacen caer un poco de lo que vendrá más adelante.

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gsnklover
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I liked this episode. Day to day struggles and good family money. I like seeing more into Ogami's mind and thought process.

homotron3799's avatar
homotron3799
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never a boring day here

keima's avatar
keima
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It’s true, isn’t it? Somehow, when we cook for someone else, it always feels more special than cooking just for ourselves 🥺🍳


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kirandande123
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This episode balances comedy and character growth really well. Ogami learning basic life skills through the Home Economics Club was oddly wholesome, and the fake boyfriend twist at the end was genuinely hilarious.

caturteer's avatar
caturteer
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Heartwarming episode that really showed a softer side of Juzo developing. Really enjoyed it and unexpected plot twist in the end
hitokiritriss's avatar
hitokiritriss
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Buen capitulo, parece como de relleno pero de los que no te aburre verlo, bastante cómico en varias ocasiones y profundo con algunos personajes. Me encantó.
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kellyesca93
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An episode that lays the groundwork for the plot, still with funny moments but a bit slower than the first two
uayanjimenez's avatar
uayanjimenez
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This episode is the perfect balance of being funny and cool. It's relatable and entertaining to watch Ogami trying to balance his Dad Energy, and being an elite hitman inside the body of a middle schooler. It is not just a literal joke, but symbol of teaching.
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marisandini
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The plot twist was expected but it doesn't take away the shock when it happened because man does it always gets me laugh. Grandmaster Shiraishi is also another characters we love to have, and each time I like it when Juzo gets introspective with himself afterward
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pam2026
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Seguimos con el desarrollo de personaje, la historia evoluciona constantemente , te atrapa y el ligera.

EPISODE CONTEXT

After Episode 2 established Juuzou's uncomfortable landing in middle school life, this episode digs into what staying there actually demands of him — shifting the focus from arrival to integration. At episode 3 of 12, the series is still in its foundational phase, using Juuzou's new relationships with Ryo and Noren to plant seeds for the conflicts and alliances that will define the season's second half.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

After Episode 2 established Juuzou's uncomfortable landing in middle school life, this episode digs into what staying there actually demands of him — shifting the focus from arrival to integration. At episode 3 of 12, the series is still in its foundational phase, using Juuzou's new relationships with Ryo and Noren to plant seeds for the conflicts and alliances that will define the season's second half.

READTHROUGH

Contains spoilers • 10 scenes • 4 min read

QUICK TAKES

chunfai's avatar
chunfai
VerifiedVerified

I feel like seeing Juzo slowly rethink his old habits gave him more depth than I was expecting. The animation isn't flashy, but the expressive character acting and solid comedic timing keep everything engaging.

erisa's avatar
erisa
VerifiedVerified

This episode begins with funny scenes. The interactions between Juzo and his classmates are also becoming more interesting to watch. The pacing in this episode is quite fast, yet there is no significant plot development.

burritoww's avatar
burritoww
VerifiedVerified
Food, food and food 😋😋. Also, the part that motivate him to join the club really wholesome.
Just realise that a lot of jazz song used, pretty cool.
uorseucs's avatar
uorseucs
VerifiedVerified

I laughed really hard at Ogami's encounter with letters in math. Like, bro, I totally get that confusion! Kidding aside, the story is starting to head in a much more interesting direction now. If I had one nitpick, though, it's that this is a pretty classic trope.

yonahime's avatar
yonahime
VerifiedVerified

Blessed Ryo's heart~ what a good boy! And my respect just went ceiling high as he stood up for Ogami's hardwork being mocked rather than his dream. What a sweet cinnamon child~ Loved how Ogami handled the loose ends as well. Very flawless and a professional assassin indeed.

j_k_c's avatar
j_k_c
VerifiedVerified

It's nice to see that the author decided to recycle a character design in this work. But I do wish that Ryo joined the basketball club instead of kendo 😅. It was a relief that my theory about Ogami's daughter was disproved seeing that she has an appearance in this episode. I was expecting the story to go that way but I'm quite worried seeing that imo Fujimaki sensei isn't that good at making some romantic scenes.


mochatea's avatar
mochatea
VerifiedVerified

The way that Ogami is balancing his student life with his amazing skills as a hitman is absolutely hilarious 😭 the humor in this series is just right! It’s not doing too much, but is still really funny and light! And the few heartwarming moments was actually really nice to see as well✨


ruark's avatar
ruark
VerifiedVerified

This episode focuses on a clash with his old views regarding gender and the clash with a more modern world. It is slower paced and no less action scenes compared to the first 2 episodes, but the episode does not feel slow because of it

jo884's avatar
jo884
VerifiedVerified

Noice

fuexx's avatar
fuexx
VerifiedVerified

Un episodio con menos acción, pero que destaca por la dinámica entre los personajes, mostrándonos su vida cotidiana. Mejora al final cuando se revela algo impactante y nos hacen caer un poco de lo que vendrá más adelante.

gsnklover's avatar
gsnklover
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I liked this episode. Day to day struggles and good family money. I like seeing more into Ogami's mind and thought process.

homotron3799's avatar
homotron3799
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never a boring day here

keima's avatar
keima
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It’s true, isn’t it? Somehow, when we cook for someone else, it always feels more special than cooking just for ourselves 🥺🍳


kirandande123's avatar
kirandande123
VerifiedVerified

This episode balances comedy and character growth really well. Ogami learning basic life skills through the Home Economics Club was oddly wholesome, and the fake boyfriend twist at the end was genuinely hilarious.

caturteer's avatar
caturteer
VerifiedVerified
Heartwarming episode that really showed a softer side of Juzo developing. Really enjoyed it and unexpected plot twist in the end
hitokiritriss's avatar
hitokiritriss
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Buen capitulo, parece como de relleno pero de los que no te aburre verlo, bastante cómico en varias ocasiones y profundo con algunos personajes. Me encantó.
kellyesca93's avatar
kellyesca93
VerifiedVerified
An episode that lays the groundwork for the plot, still with funny moments but a bit slower than the first two
uayanjimenez's avatar
uayanjimenez
VerifiedVerified
This episode is the perfect balance of being funny and cool. It's relatable and entertaining to watch Ogami trying to balance his Dad Energy, and being an elite hitman inside the body of a middle schooler. It is not just a literal joke, but symbol of teaching.
marisandini's avatar
marisandini
VerifiedVerified
The plot twist was expected but it doesn't take away the shock when it happened because man does it always gets me laugh. Grandmaster Shiraishi is also another characters we love to have, and each time I like it when Juzo gets introspective with himself afterward
pam2026's avatar
pam2026
VerifiedVerified
Seguimos con el desarrollo de personaje, la historia evoluciona constantemente , te atrapa y el ligera.

©藤巻忠俊/集英社・「キルアオ」製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

©藤巻忠俊/集英社・「キルアオ」製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com