Sherlock Hound

This is a sensitive episode as someone who are living in the same situation as the villagers, this is sad, really sad, greed is really a drastic thing to witness not to the perpetrator but to the oppress. What a good kid, changing the world in those little hand. It's amazing how Mr. Hound knew it all, he's intuition is really sharp.

Mrs. Hudson is such an great asset, an all around wife. Nonetheless, its an exciting episode, its fast paced but not overwhelming. This episode reminded me of Violet Evergarden, very heartwarming, wow, Mary is just like her. Professor Moriarty is really clever in his villainous intent to create chaos, who would have though LOL.

Hmm... like the titanic. i love how Sherlock Hound and team are just chilling at very random place. This scene is nostalgic, I remember the early days of OP. Professor Moriarty is really witty in his tactic in this ep. On other note, this ep is the very example of, respect any profession in the room, no one is expert in everything. This is a fun episode.

Its amazing to witness the rain animation, their dialogue is really well crafted. The animation is really elegant, the story is interesting. On top of that, I love how clever the main girl lead is, she's a fine and clever woman. I find it really amusing, the disguise of Professor Moriarty, whenever I see him I always remember the other anime Moriarty the Patriot.

I see this as an inspiration of acquiring the golden bells from churches from the golden age. Though technically its different but ideally its the same. Its amazing how Sherlock Hound known the steps of the perpetrators two steps ahead of the timeline. The tactic is really intelligent, I love how comedy is still exits. i mean you cant really be mad to this villains, because every villain are a fallen heroes.

It's amazing to see how Sherlock Hound will go high and low just to solve and save the oppress. On that note, its great how Professor Moriarty villainous intent do not stop, its really creative to be a bad person I guess.

The transportation and architecture is like from The Great Tartaria. I just realized that this Moriarty is different from the other Moriarty I know. This episode reminds me of the time in aot when they arrive in the other place and witness the child suffering. The animation is really beautiful, the color combination is great matches. I love how it teaches life lessons, of choosing what is right and just in every situation depends on the circumstance.

What an interesting episode, I love how things changes. Men are easy to tame when food is involved lol. The chaotic comedy is really interesting, its such an easy to follow and relaxing to watch, especially that clean room.

This is really great setting because it matches the crimes back in the days about as well as coin clipping. This must be the reason why designs matter and paper money exists. The way on how it was solve was great though, greed and every ending hunger of money will always leads to distraction, if the reason for doing something is in a bad way.

Mr. Hound is crazily passionate nits, that pure determination in a calm demeanor in a stagnant society is pure wondrous. Mr. hound is resourceful and meticulous, amazing sensory reflexes. It is a good episode, very witty. I think this events are base on real recent crimes in the real world.

A solid and entertaining finale that puts Sherlock Hound at the center of one last mystery.

A playful and entertaining episode with clever disguises, slapstick humor, and an amusing mystery.

The episode mixes clever deductions, disguises, and comedic chaos while Hound races to uncover how such a massive object could disappear.

Hound's investigation is enjoyable, even though the episode leans more toward lighthearted adventure than deep detective work.

The aerial action gives the episode a fast pace and makes it visually fun.

The new criminal creates an interesting change of pace, while Hound’s determination to uncover the truth keeps the investigation engaging.

The blimp provides some exciting new scenery, while Moriarty’s increasingly elaborate plans create plenty of comedy.

Hound’s investigation is entertaining, while the conflict surrounding the stone’s ownership adds an interesting historical element.

A clever and enjoyable mystery with a fun premise, good detective work, and the classic comedic charm of Sherlock Hound.

The combination of mystery, adventure, and comedy makes this a very enjoyable episode, especially as Hound and Watson investigate the disappearance connected to the attacks.