Oedo Fire Slayer: The Legend of Phoenix Episode 11: Episode 11
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Oedo Fire Slayer: The Legend of Phoenix Episode 11: Episode 11

HIGH
← Prev: EP 10Next: EP 12 →

OSHIMETER

9.0

10 Fans

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

READTHROUGH

Contains spoilers • 4 scenes • 2 min read

EPISODE REVIEWS

thunderblight_ganon_298's avatar
thunderblight_ganon_298
I love how Oishin just steps up and takes charge during the evacuation. You really need strong leaders when everything's going up in flames and people are panicking.
arceus_309's avatar
arceus_309
My heart stopped when that second bridge bomb went off. It felt like everyone was done for but then the team pulled through for the townspeople. That was intense.
subaru_sufferer's avatar
subaru_sufferer
Man, those fox-masked guys just don't quit with the bombs under the bridge. Shinnosuke really had his work cut out for him, but what a hero, kicking that guy straight into the water!
capiiii's avatar
capiiii
This episode hit me hard with Shinnosuke blaming himself for the fire fighter's death even though it clearly wasn't his fault. It shows his strong sense of responsibility and how much he cares about his team. Seeing them all band together and figure out a plan was really inspiring despite everything burning around them.
xiangliyaos's avatar
xiangliyaos
Gojuro pushing that masked guy off the bridge was a gut punch but a necessary evil to save everyone else.
kygerten's avatar
kygerten
The sheer scale of the fire was absolutely heartbreaking and terrifying to watch. So much destruction everywhere.
zxxxxx's avatar
zxxxxx
homotron3799's avatar
homotron3799
VerifiedVerified
ykw this shit lowkey peak
28181883's avatar
28181883
The narrative continues to demonstrate legitimate interest in its Edo firefighting premise, but the pervasive CGI work remains a consistent obstacle to immersion. Episode 11 advances the season arc with clarity. The concept still outpaces the execution visually.
thekindneighbor's avatar
thekindneighbor
the actual story and lore in this episode is genuinely interesting ngl, the Edo firefighter setting hits different. the CGI is rough but I've made peace with it at this point lol. watching for the drama tbh

EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off Episode 10's turning point, where Kitsunebi's explosive trap in Meguro pushed Gengo to his limits before reigniting his resolve. Episode 11 brings the season's central disaster arc to a fever pitch as the Great Fire of Meiwa threatens all of Edo. This penultimate hour unites firefighters and townspeople in a desperate, all-hands defense that directly paves the way for the season finale's expected showdown between Gengo and the mastermind Kitsunebi.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off Episode 10's turning point, where Kitsunebi's explosive trap in Meguro pushed Gengo to his limits before reigniting his resolve. Episode 11 brings the season's central disaster arc to a fever pitch as the Great Fire of Meiwa threatens all of Edo. This penultimate hour unites firefighters and townspeople in a desperate, all-hands defense that directly paves the way for the season finale's expected showdown between Gengo and the mastermind Kitsunebi.

READTHROUGH

Contains spoilers • 4 scenes • 2 min read

EPISODE REVIEWS

thunderblight_ganon_298's avatar
thunderblight_ganon_298
I love how Oishin just steps up and takes charge during the evacuation. You really need strong leaders when everything's going up in flames and people are panicking.
arceus_309's avatar
arceus_309
My heart stopped when that second bridge bomb went off. It felt like everyone was done for but then the team pulled through for the townspeople. That was intense.
subaru_sufferer's avatar
subaru_sufferer
Man, those fox-masked guys just don't quit with the bombs under the bridge. Shinnosuke really had his work cut out for him, but what a hero, kicking that guy straight into the water!
capiiii's avatar
capiiii
This episode hit me hard with Shinnosuke blaming himself for the fire fighter's death even though it clearly wasn't his fault. It shows his strong sense of responsibility and how much he cares about his team. Seeing them all band together and figure out a plan was really inspiring despite everything burning around them.
xiangliyaos's avatar
xiangliyaos
Gojuro pushing that masked guy off the bridge was a gut punch but a necessary evil to save everyone else.
kygerten's avatar
kygerten
The sheer scale of the fire was absolutely heartbreaking and terrifying to watch. So much destruction everywhere.
zxxxxx's avatar
zxxxxx
homotron3799's avatar
homotron3799
VerifiedVerified
ykw this shit lowkey peak
28181883's avatar
28181883
The narrative continues to demonstrate legitimate interest in its Edo firefighting premise, but the pervasive CGI work remains a consistent obstacle to immersion. Episode 11 advances the season arc with clarity. The concept still outpaces the execution visually.
thekindneighbor's avatar
thekindneighbor
the actual story and lore in this episode is genuinely interesting ngl, the Edo firefighter setting hits different. the CGI is rough but I've made peace with it at this point lol. watching for the drama tbh

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