Scum of the Brave Episode 6: A Brave's Special Training
Manga chapter 7-7
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
8.3
18 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
Scum of the Brave Episode 6: A Brave's Special Training
Manga chapter 7-7
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
8.3
18 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
applepiebycaleb
Verified"Dirty tricks" training was hilarious. OLM really nailed the facial expressions this week. The transition into the warehouse fight was seamless. Still a sleeper hit.
reirei
VerifiedFinally, a training episode? Well, it turned out to be something rather unexpected, which made it even better! This episode kept getting more interesting as it progressed, and the girls’ development was really fun to watch.
sandaime
VerifiedA new character appeared! Also, why is this episode getting funnier as it goes on? The girls were just too cute. Finally, we get an actual training session with their “mentor,” who kept turning them down to teach them. Lol, the dynamic was hilarious.
katana
VerifiedI love that Yashiro was still carefully assessing the girls’ abilities while actually teaching them something useful—the same man who kept refusing to be their mentor. Lmao, the way he begrudgingly handled everything was too good.
28181883
VerifiedYashiro's training approach is practical — identifying individual weaknesses rather than applying generic methods. His advice about positioning and counterattacks over raw power shows real combat philosophy. The academy setting at night adds good atmosphere to the sequence.
homotron3799
VerifiedYASHIRO AGREED TO TRAIN THEM BECAUSE HE NEEDS MONEY FOR AN AUTOGRAPH EVENT TICKET. this man is the most relatable disaster alive. watching him go from "i don't care" to personally coaching each student's weaknesses is the character development i LIVE for
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedThe more Sara talks about her father, the more elusive he becomes. It seems her background is way more complex than it was perceived to be initially.
gorlock332
More build on the strange arm and augmented E3 dosages. It seems it was not just the dark lord that can experience this.
eatingsocks
VerifiedFinally an episode featuring all the main characters! Their personalities and differences make each shine through. Hopefully they find a way to bring the chemistry from their friendship into combat!
marin_coser
VerifiedNot the flashiest episode, but it’s an important one. The story slows down to focus on development and the relationships between the characters. It made me more interested in where their journey is heading 👀
nekokurarisu
VerifiedDefinitely gives off strong “tough training arc” energy. The atmosphere feels strict and a little unforgiving, which fits the world perfectly. Watching the characters struggle and push through it makes the episode pretty satisfying :D
crybabytodoroki
VerifiedDives into the training side of things, and it’s honestly pretty satisfying to watch. The dynamic between the students and their reluctant mentor starts to feel more real here. It’s messy, a little harsh, but definitely engaging
thekindneighbor
Verifiedthe nighttime training sequence was SO well animated and watching Yashiro actually teach while pretending he's only doing it for money is hilarious. he knows exactly what each of them needs to improve and that level of attention means he CARES. peak sensei behavior
uncultured_bovine
VerifiedThe training scene unexpectedly has thoughtful structure and writing. They even slipped in a reference from Dragon Balls there which was surprisingly well-placed.
b4kasamaaaaa
VerifiedThis episode has good pacing. And the visuals, especially the comedic parts, enhance the dialogue so it doesn't feel overdone or cringey.
hellozaworldo
VerifiedThe characters' personalities were explored more in this episode even if they weren't explicitly pointed out. The fight animations aren't bad, but I think it could be executed better.
almeraharyaveda
adamusaboabdulsamad8
EPISODE CONTEXT
At episode 6 of 24, the series is wrapping up its first quarter and transitioning from initial setup into deeper character development and escalation. The preceding episodes established the cast's flawed dynamics and the world's stakes, and a training-focused episode here signals preparation for a significant challenge ahead. This likely serves as a bridge between early introductions and the mid-season conflicts that will define the show's central arc.
EPISODE REVIEWS
applepiebycaleb
Verified"Dirty tricks" training was hilarious. OLM really nailed the facial expressions this week. The transition into the warehouse fight was seamless. Still a sleeper hit.
reirei
VerifiedFinally, a training episode? Well, it turned out to be something rather unexpected, which made it even better! This episode kept getting more interesting as it progressed, and the girls’ development was really fun to watch.
sandaime
VerifiedA new character appeared! Also, why is this episode getting funnier as it goes on? The girls were just too cute. Finally, we get an actual training session with their “mentor,” who kept turning them down to teach them. Lol, the dynamic was hilarious.
katana
VerifiedI love that Yashiro was still carefully assessing the girls’ abilities while actually teaching them something useful—the same man who kept refusing to be their mentor. Lmao, the way he begrudgingly handled everything was too good.
28181883
VerifiedYashiro's training approach is practical — identifying individual weaknesses rather than applying generic methods. His advice about positioning and counterattacks over raw power shows real combat philosophy. The academy setting at night adds good atmosphere to the sequence.
homotron3799
VerifiedYASHIRO AGREED TO TRAIN THEM BECAUSE HE NEEDS MONEY FOR AN AUTOGRAPH EVENT TICKET. this man is the most relatable disaster alive. watching him go from "i don't care" to personally coaching each student's weaknesses is the character development i LIVE for
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedThe more Sara talks about her father, the more elusive he becomes. It seems her background is way more complex than it was perceived to be initially.
gorlock332
More build on the strange arm and augmented E3 dosages. It seems it was not just the dark lord that can experience this.
eatingsocks
VerifiedFinally an episode featuring all the main characters! Their personalities and differences make each shine through. Hopefully they find a way to bring the chemistry from their friendship into combat!
marin_coser
VerifiedNot the flashiest episode, but it’s an important one. The story slows down to focus on development and the relationships between the characters. It made me more interested in where their journey is heading 👀
nekokurarisu
VerifiedDefinitely gives off strong “tough training arc” energy. The atmosphere feels strict and a little unforgiving, which fits the world perfectly. Watching the characters struggle and push through it makes the episode pretty satisfying :D
crybabytodoroki
VerifiedDives into the training side of things, and it’s honestly pretty satisfying to watch. The dynamic between the students and their reluctant mentor starts to feel more real here. It’s messy, a little harsh, but definitely engaging
thekindneighbor
Verifiedthe nighttime training sequence was SO well animated and watching Yashiro actually teach while pretending he's only doing it for money is hilarious. he knows exactly what each of them needs to improve and that level of attention means he CARES. peak sensei behavior
uncultured_bovine
VerifiedThe training scene unexpectedly has thoughtful structure and writing. They even slipped in a reference from Dragon Balls there which was surprisingly well-placed.
b4kasamaaaaa
VerifiedThis episode has good pacing. And the visuals, especially the comedic parts, enhance the dialogue so it doesn't feel overdone or cringey.
hellozaworldo
VerifiedThe characters' personalities were explored more in this episode even if they weren't explicitly pointed out. The fight animations aren't bad, but I think it could be executed better.
almeraharyaveda
adamusaboabdulsamad8
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