MAGATSU WAHRHEIT

What? What? What? Isn't there a Season 2 for this? This ended on too much of a cliffhanger. I feel like the story should continue, or is that really it? Anyway, the action scenes were great. It felt like I was watching a Final Fantasy series. There should have been more scenes like these throughout the series. The lighting effects gave me goosebumps. Overall, the series ended on a cliffhanger, but it's still definitely worth watching.

The animation at the end was so cool, I loved it, especially the cinematic scene with Leo. I like Arnolt's personality; he's like a gentle giant. I hope he's as kind as he seems. Leo and Innumael are so mature, and I really like their characters.

They did a great job with the monsters' animation; it was so effective. The revelations just keep coming. Leo's facial expression in his scene wasn't very convincing, the emotions weren't there. I was confused by his reaction. I wasn't sure what he was actually feeling.

I wish there were more scenes of Leo and Schaake. Why do they look so good together? Haha. For me, there was no climax or major revelation in this episode. And with only three episodes left, why do I have the feeling that the story won't conclude after these 12 episodes? I hope not.

The episode was satisfying. What a turn of events! I knew this was coming. I'm also excited for the plot twists in the upcoming episodes. This is definitely a must-watch episode. Don't worry, you'll be satisfied.

The mid-episode cutscene looked like it was from Lupin , haha. Some scenes were intense, especially the chase and the encounters with the monsters, but overall, it's mostly dialogue. But the conversations? So many revelations, man. Still a must-watch for me.

WTH!!! I feel sorry for those affected by their leaders' decisions. I just noticed that when the scenes are moving, the animation looks old. However, there are still some static scenes that look great. For example, the tower or castle, when the camera focuses on it, the animation looks different and more modern.

The opening credits were amazing, and the animation was so good. Helman's facial expressions gave me goosebumps. It's hard to watch what's happening in their society because I know it's also happening in real life.

What a dark episode. Some parts were inhumane. Aside from the monsters, politics is also a major part of the plot. Damn, what a chaotic world they live in. Although the facial expressions aren't perfect, they still give off a creepy feeling.

The first part of the episode was monotonous. The second part was pretty exciting. The monster's animation was creepy. And that last part? Damn, that was hard. Emotional on that one.

The plot was fire. There were so many twists and shocking reveals. The facial expressions didn't do it justice for me. I found them awkward at times, but the emotions were definitely there. It gave off a '90s anime vibe.

The first episode was so good. It got me hooked on the series right away. I became curious about their way of life. Also, there are monsters??? What a nice touch to an already chaotic world. Although I found the animation a bit lacking, especially for an anime released in 2020.

A great opening with two characters struggling with their first time in a battlefield and showing what the little actions they've done conclude in such a spectacular fashion.

The pacing was just right for a finale. There were no scenes that felt unnecessarily dragged out, nor did the events feel rushed. As the ending approached, the tension steadily mounted, making it a finale that never felt tedious to watch.

The emotional impact is the true highlight of the episode. As the series nears its conclusion, you can increasingly feel the weight of the events and the pressure carried by the story.

Irma and Schaff’s contributions to the episode were excellent. They didn't merely support the story each played a crucial role in maintaining high tension. Their interactions highlighted the difficulty of trusting others during a crisis, which was one of the episode's best aspects.

While this episode isn't packed with action, it is full of tension, significant revelations, and excellent build-up that makes it well worth watching.

This episode serves as a strong setup for the remaining episodes. It doesn't rely on major plot twists every minute, but rather on the gradual buildup of tension and emotion that keeps you watching until the end of the series.

What I liked about this episode is that it didn't rush to provide answers. Instead, it gradually built the tension, making it feel like something unexpected was about to happen in every scene.

This episode is one of the most important parts of the series. It combines action, mystery, and tragedy to reveal that the conspiracy behind the experiments and the empire runs even deeper.