Scum of the Brave Episode 8: A Brave's Sins

Manga chapter 9-9

Canon/HIGH

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5.9

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Scum of the Brave Episode 8: A Brave's Sins

Manga chapter 9-9

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

5.9

31 Fans

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EPISODE REVIEWS

applepiebycaleb's avatar
applepiebycaleb
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Yashiro on a warpath is terrifying. The animation budget definitely went into this episode. Those demonic limbs are nightmare fuel but the art is so detailed.
uncultured_bovine's avatar
uncultured_bovine
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Not much to say for this episode. Wish they could have portrayed more of the darker side of their info gathering instead of just the detective-y side. That might have made this episode more memorable
hellozaworldo's avatar
hellozaworldo
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Another dialogue-heavy episode but this time, it wasn't structured as well as the last ones. I get that we're doing a revenge thing but it wasn't as impactful, except the graphic parts.
b4kasamaaaaa's avatar
b4kasamaaaaa
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Interesting way to deal with loss. The first parts were great, you can feel that they were acting out in their own ways. The second half took a darker turn, I like the premise but the delivery could have been better
reirei's avatar
reirei
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A bit slow-paced, but at least the storyline is getting more intriguing. Finally, we see some of the characters’ potential, and they’re running wild in very graphic and intense fight scenes that keep you hooked.
katana's avatar
katana
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The scum of the scummest are finally making a move after that event, which led to a turning point. Honestly, the story is still a bit all over the place—or maybe I’m just not used to it yet—but the fight scenes in this episode are incredibly intense and graphic.
sandaime's avatar
sandaime
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A great episode, though slightly slower in pace than usual. The story is unraveling more as we get deeper into the conflict and the situation, revealing more about the characters and their motivations.
28181883's avatar
28181883
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The shift to investigation mode is a logical narrative response to recent events. The conspiracy elements add institutional depth beyond simple hero-vs-villain framing. Yashiro operating through bureaucratic channels rather than combat shows good character range.
homotron3799's avatar
homotron3799
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Yashiro going full detective mode investigating what happened is giving "i WILL find who's responsible and i WILL make it personal" energy. the conspiracy elements are getting SO deep.
mustardsprinkles's avatar
mustardsprinkles
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The latter half was hard to follow as it felt less cohesive and mostly consisted of gore and long dialogue despite it's developments in the plot. The final scene felt really random as well.
gorlock332's avatar
gorlock332
The combat and fights of this episode was more mediocre, as the scenes before that were mostly long dialogue expositions which didn't really build up tension for the battle at the end.
eatingsocks's avatar
eatingsocks
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The latter half fell short of the first, but the start featured the group's turmoil in what happened to Ishino, which was a highlight. It showed how their love hate relationship was built on support of one another despite the lies between them.
thekindneighbor's avatar
thekindneighbor
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Yashiro digging into the conspiracy is giving detective arc energy. the plot threads are all connecting and I’m waiting for the last thread to connect
marin_coser's avatar
marin_coser
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It's… decent. Ishinoo’s death adds weight, and the Half-Dragon reveal is interesting, but the pacing felt a bit slow. The political angle is cool on paper, just not as gripping as it could’ve been. Solid setup, not a standout.
nekokurarisu's avatar
nekokurarisu
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The conspiracy elements are there, but the execution feels more like groundwork than payoff. Yashiro digging for answers is fine, just not exciting. Important episode? Yes. Memorable? Not really.
crybabytodoroki's avatar
crybabytodoroki
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This chapter feels political and paranoid in an alright way. Bounties, shadow organizations, buried grudges, it’s giving dark fantasy thriller. Every revelation makes the world feel more interconnected… and more unstable.
midnightweeb's avatar
midnightweeb
baniacz's avatar
baniacz
this episode, you know, it's just another day in the concrete jungle for these heroes, kinda like waiting for permits back home, but with more demons lol. not bad, not peak either. mid.
nyanfishy's avatar
nyanfishy
no cats shown in description, episode not even out yet? how am i supposed to know if it's purrfect or not 😒 mid rating for now
teapot418's avatar
teapot418
Still no meaningful tech or algorithm insights, just more generic plot stuff? My parsing engine threw an exception, hard negative. 🐛

EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 8 sits at exactly the one-third point of this 24-episode season, positioned as the emotional aftermath of Episode 7's devastating "Death of a Brave" and a bridge into Episode 9's "A Brave's Legacy," suggesting a three-episode sequence dealing with loss, guilt, and lasting impact. This is a canon episode functioning as a critical inflection point where the series processes its first major narrative shockwave. The placement suggests the show is closing out its first major act and laying the moral groundwork for a shifted status quo heading into the season's middle stretch.

© 723 Nakashima / Rocket Shokai / LEED Publishing / Scum of the Brave Production Committee.

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 8 sits at exactly the one-third point of this 24-episode season, positioned as the emotional aftermath of Episode 7's devastating "Death of a Brave" and a bridge into Episode 9's "A Brave's Legacy," suggesting a three-episode sequence dealing with loss, guilt, and lasting impact. This is a canon episode functioning as a critical inflection point where the series processes its first major narrative shockwave. The placement suggests the show is closing out its first major act and laying the moral groundwork for a shifted status quo heading into the season's middle stretch.

EPISODE REVIEWS

applepiebycaleb's avatar
applepiebycaleb
VerifiedVerified
Yashiro on a warpath is terrifying. The animation budget definitely went into this episode. Those demonic limbs are nightmare fuel but the art is so detailed.
uncultured_bovine's avatar
uncultured_bovine
VerifiedVerified
Not much to say for this episode. Wish they could have portrayed more of the darker side of their info gathering instead of just the detective-y side. That might have made this episode more memorable
hellozaworldo's avatar
hellozaworldo
VerifiedVerified
Another dialogue-heavy episode but this time, it wasn't structured as well as the last ones. I get that we're doing a revenge thing but it wasn't as impactful, except the graphic parts.
b4kasamaaaaa's avatar
b4kasamaaaaa
VerifiedVerified
Interesting way to deal with loss. The first parts were great, you can feel that they were acting out in their own ways. The second half took a darker turn, I like the premise but the delivery could have been better
reirei's avatar
reirei
VerifiedVerified
A bit slow-paced, but at least the storyline is getting more intriguing. Finally, we see some of the characters’ potential, and they’re running wild in very graphic and intense fight scenes that keep you hooked.
katana's avatar
katana
VerifiedVerified
The scum of the scummest are finally making a move after that event, which led to a turning point. Honestly, the story is still a bit all over the place—or maybe I’m just not used to it yet—but the fight scenes in this episode are incredibly intense and graphic.
sandaime's avatar
sandaime
VerifiedVerified
A great episode, though slightly slower in pace than usual. The story is unraveling more as we get deeper into the conflict and the situation, revealing more about the characters and their motivations.
28181883's avatar
28181883
VerifiedVerified
The shift to investigation mode is a logical narrative response to recent events. The conspiracy elements add institutional depth beyond simple hero-vs-villain framing. Yashiro operating through bureaucratic channels rather than combat shows good character range.
homotron3799's avatar
homotron3799
VerifiedVerified
Yashiro going full detective mode investigating what happened is giving "i WILL find who's responsible and i WILL make it personal" energy. the conspiracy elements are getting SO deep.
mustardsprinkles's avatar
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedVerified
The latter half was hard to follow as it felt less cohesive and mostly consisted of gore and long dialogue despite it's developments in the plot. The final scene felt really random as well.
gorlock332's avatar
gorlock332
The combat and fights of this episode was more mediocre, as the scenes before that were mostly long dialogue expositions which didn't really build up tension for the battle at the end.
eatingsocks's avatar
eatingsocks
VerifiedVerified
The latter half fell short of the first, but the start featured the group's turmoil in what happened to Ishino, which was a highlight. It showed how their love hate relationship was built on support of one another despite the lies between them.
thekindneighbor's avatar
thekindneighbor
VerifiedVerified
Yashiro digging into the conspiracy is giving detective arc energy. the plot threads are all connecting and I’m waiting for the last thread to connect
marin_coser's avatar
marin_coser
VerifiedVerified
It's… decent. Ishinoo’s death adds weight, and the Half-Dragon reveal is interesting, but the pacing felt a bit slow. The political angle is cool on paper, just not as gripping as it could’ve been. Solid setup, not a standout.
nekokurarisu's avatar
nekokurarisu
VerifiedVerified
The conspiracy elements are there, but the execution feels more like groundwork than payoff. Yashiro digging for answers is fine, just not exciting. Important episode? Yes. Memorable? Not really.
crybabytodoroki's avatar
crybabytodoroki
VerifiedVerified
This chapter feels political and paranoid in an alright way. Bounties, shadow organizations, buried grudges, it’s giving dark fantasy thriller. Every revelation makes the world feel more interconnected… and more unstable.
midnightweeb's avatar
midnightweeb
baniacz's avatar
baniacz
this episode, you know, it's just another day in the concrete jungle for these heroes, kinda like waiting for permits back home, but with more demons lol. not bad, not peak either. mid.
nyanfishy's avatar
nyanfishy
no cats shown in description, episode not even out yet? how am i supposed to know if it's purrfect or not 😒 mid rating for now
teapot418's avatar
teapot418
Still no meaningful tech or algorithm insights, just more generic plot stuff? My parsing engine threw an exception, hard negative. 🐛

© 723 Nakashima / Rocket Shokai / LEED Publishing / Scum of the Brave Production Committee.

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

© 723 Nakashima / Rocket Shokai / LEED Publishing / Scum of the Brave Production Committee.

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com