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Killed Again, Mr. Detective. Episode 3: Murder at the Crimson Theater
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VerifiedHonestly, nothing much happened in this episode. Just more of the usual running around and slapstick humor that barely lands. The pacing is dragging. The female lead is heavily sexualized for absolutely no reason and it’s just unnecessary and distracting.
VerifiedEste capítulo mete algo de comedia mientras resuelve el misterio del teatro carmesí bastante rápido, dejando todavía buena parte del capítulo por delante para la introducción de un nuevo personaje.
Las reacciones del elenco siguen siendo bastante extremas, a veces funciona, a veces no tanto, idk.
La criminal que aparece se siente un poco caricaturesca: el descaro con el que habla de sus crímenes y el poder casi ilimitado que maneja resulta algo irreal. Y la actitud tan tranquila de Sakuya frente a su pérdida deja dudas sobre qué tan resuelto está ese tema en realidad.
Capítulo más flojo en trama comparado con los anteriores, pero se disfruta por el humor y el nuevo elemento que mete. Recomendado si sigues la serie.
VerifiedThere are a few animation drops right from the start of this episode. It's a bit funny that Lilithea is seated somewhat away from Sakuya in the movie. Again, the crime was solved a bit too quickly for my liking. The ending created a mystery about a specific character.
EPISODE CONTEXT
Coming off the two-episode 'Queen Irie Murder Case' that opened the series, this episode marks the first true standalone arc shift, signaling the show's anthology-adjacent rhythm while building out its wider cast. The Crimson Theater setting introduces new players and layers of intrigue that appear to have staying power beyond a single episode. It functions as both a breather from the debut arc and a deliberate expansion of the world surrounding Sakuya's investigations.
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VerifiedHonestly, nothing much happened in this episode. Just more of the usual running around and slapstick humor that barely lands. The pacing is dragging. The female lead is heavily sexualized for absolutely no reason and it’s just unnecessary and distracting.
VerifiedEste capítulo mete algo de comedia mientras resuelve el misterio del teatro carmesí bastante rápido, dejando todavía buena parte del capítulo por delante para la introducción de un nuevo personaje.
Las reacciones del elenco siguen siendo bastante extremas, a veces funciona, a veces no tanto, idk.
La criminal que aparece se siente un poco caricaturesca: el descaro con el que habla de sus crímenes y el poder casi ilimitado que maneja resulta algo irreal. Y la actitud tan tranquila de Sakuya frente a su pérdida deja dudas sobre qué tan resuelto está ese tema en realidad.
Capítulo más flojo en trama comparado con los anteriores, pero se disfruta por el humor y el nuevo elemento que mete. Recomendado si sigues la serie.
VerifiedThere are a few animation drops right from the start of this episode. It's a bit funny that Lilithea is seated somewhat away from Sakuya in the movie. Again, the crime was solved a bit too quickly for my liking. The ending created a mystery about a specific character.
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