Scum of the Brave Episode 3: A Teacher for Braves
Manga chapter 3-4
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
8.8
16 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
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OSHIMETER
8.8
16 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
b4kasamaaaaa
VerifiedYukine is proving to be a character that you should look out for in future episodes. The fight animations are looking great too compared to the last episode!
hellozaworldo
VerifiedSara's personality and lineage was definitely an unexpected reveal. I'm starting to get more and more invested in these characters. Yashiro is such a grumpy old man but I'm starting to warm up to him as well, especially with his intriguing past.
uncultured_bovine
VerifiedThe plot is becoming more and more engaging, and so are the comedic moments. Progression of events are moving along well, along with the introduction of new enemies and potential allies.
reirei
VerifiedThis dude was honestly just being a tsundere, lol. Still, it was a great episode with compelling fight scenes, and you can really see the characters slowly gaining more depth as the story continues to unfold.
sandaime
VerifiedThis was surprisingly a good episode, with comedy and action blended together really well. The balance between the funny moments and the intense scenes made it engaging, and the story keeps getting more interesting as it progresses.
katana
VerifiedThis is turning out to be better than I expected. The goofy moments were hilariously entertaining and really added charm to the episode. This poor man is literally getting roasted by a teenager the whole time, lol, and it made the scenes even more amusing to watch.
28181883
VerifiedThe mentor-student dynamic is handled well. Yashiro's refusal feels genuine rather than performative — his resistance comes from experience, not ego. Indo ambushing him to force the issue shows initiative that contrasts nicely with academy training methodology.
homotron3799
Verifiedthree failing academy students harassing a grumpy war veteran into teaching them is the BEST premise for a training arc. Yashiro pretending he doesn't care while obviously caring is peak tsundere mentor behavior and i am LIVING for this dynamic
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedWe finally get to meet Sara and her personality feels like it will ground and balance out the other two within the trio! Her background seems rich with her father and the academy at the same time. Overall, a promising character introduction alongside its premise.
eatingsocks
VerifiedThis episode read a bit more like a filler for the first half; Yukine and Yashiro's mentor mentee relationship is really wholesome so far! Hoping in seeing more in the coming episodes. Their dynamic in battle is well done as well.
thekindneighbor
VerifiedThe reluctant teacher arc has officially begun lmao
marin_coser
VerifiedThis leans heavily into the characters rather than action, and I actually liked that. You start to see the motivations and frustration behind everyone’s choices. It’s messy, but that’s what makes it goodddd hehe
nekokurarisu
VerifiedThis one feels like a setup episode, but not in a boring way. You can sense that the relationships forming here will matter later. The stubborn energy between the characters made it pretty fun to watch. Just a little weird that they're kids xD
crybabytodoroki
VerifiedNot the most explosive episode, but it builds a lot of groundwork. The interactions feel natural and a little awkward, which strangely works for the tone lol
applepiebycaleb
Indo is a literal beast. The contrast between the high school girls and the seedy underground is so jarring but works. Character designs by Rika Murakami are crisp.
gorlock332
The animation in this episode feels considerably smoother with the use of what seems like 3D models. The combat did feel a bit abrupt, even though the episode tries to hint at it beforehand.
EPISODE CONTEXT
Coming off the confrontation with the Count of Amber Thorns in Episode 2, Episode 3 downshifts to establish the mentorship and training dynamics that will likely fuel character progression across the season's first half. At episode 3 of 24, this is foundational groundwork — introducing Indo's arc and Yashiro's evolving role within the Hero community. It signals the series is investing in its ensemble early, setting up relationships and power dynamics that will pay off as the stakes escalate.
EPISODE REVIEWS
b4kasamaaaaa
VerifiedYukine is proving to be a character that you should look out for in future episodes. The fight animations are looking great too compared to the last episode!
hellozaworldo
VerifiedSara's personality and lineage was definitely an unexpected reveal. I'm starting to get more and more invested in these characters. Yashiro is such a grumpy old man but I'm starting to warm up to him as well, especially with his intriguing past.
uncultured_bovine
VerifiedThe plot is becoming more and more engaging, and so are the comedic moments. Progression of events are moving along well, along with the introduction of new enemies and potential allies.
reirei
VerifiedThis dude was honestly just being a tsundere, lol. Still, it was a great episode with compelling fight scenes, and you can really see the characters slowly gaining more depth as the story continues to unfold.
sandaime
VerifiedThis was surprisingly a good episode, with comedy and action blended together really well. The balance between the funny moments and the intense scenes made it engaging, and the story keeps getting more interesting as it progresses.
katana
VerifiedThis is turning out to be better than I expected. The goofy moments were hilariously entertaining and really added charm to the episode. This poor man is literally getting roasted by a teenager the whole time, lol, and it made the scenes even more amusing to watch.
28181883
VerifiedThe mentor-student dynamic is handled well. Yashiro's refusal feels genuine rather than performative — his resistance comes from experience, not ego. Indo ambushing him to force the issue shows initiative that contrasts nicely with academy training methodology.
homotron3799
Verifiedthree failing academy students harassing a grumpy war veteran into teaching them is the BEST premise for a training arc. Yashiro pretending he doesn't care while obviously caring is peak tsundere mentor behavior and i am LIVING for this dynamic
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedWe finally get to meet Sara and her personality feels like it will ground and balance out the other two within the trio! Her background seems rich with her father and the academy at the same time. Overall, a promising character introduction alongside its premise.
eatingsocks
VerifiedThis episode read a bit more like a filler for the first half; Yukine and Yashiro's mentor mentee relationship is really wholesome so far! Hoping in seeing more in the coming episodes. Their dynamic in battle is well done as well.
thekindneighbor
VerifiedThe reluctant teacher arc has officially begun lmao
marin_coser
VerifiedThis leans heavily into the characters rather than action, and I actually liked that. You start to see the motivations and frustration behind everyone’s choices. It’s messy, but that’s what makes it goodddd hehe
nekokurarisu
VerifiedThis one feels like a setup episode, but not in a boring way. You can sense that the relationships forming here will matter later. The stubborn energy between the characters made it pretty fun to watch. Just a little weird that they're kids xD
crybabytodoroki
VerifiedNot the most explosive episode, but it builds a lot of groundwork. The interactions feel natural and a little awkward, which strangely works for the tone lol
applepiebycaleb
Indo is a literal beast. The contrast between the high school girls and the seedy underground is so jarring but works. Character designs by Rika Murakami are crisp.
gorlock332
The animation in this episode feels considerably smoother with the use of what seems like 3D models. The combat did feel a bit abrupt, even though the episode tries to hint at it beforehand.
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