This episode is so contemplative. We still see Nana's evil side, even to her only true friend ever. On the other side, it seems that she starts to question her own belief. Who would've thought that we will get this emotional side from a villain so evil like her.

peanuts

5 mo

Verified

Got to see new side of Nana(never expected)! The pacing was slow as it focused about Nana and Michiru's "developing" friendship which is actually sweet to watch. And Hitomi's backstory was truly a tragedy. Let's see if there is any character development for Nana in final episode!

kento

5 mo

This is where the series begins to differentiate itself from others. We are beginning to see where Nana's development is headed and how genuine the conflict with Michiru really is.

Episode Context

Coming off the murder investigation collaboration between Nana and Kyouya in Episode 11, this twelfth episode pivots sharply toward introspection and emotional stakes, centering Nana and Michiru's bond as the series' moral throughline. As the second-to-last episode of a thirteen-episode run, it functions as the emotional crescendo before the finale, deepening character investments and raising the personal cost of every decision Nana has made. Everything built across the season, the deceptions, alliances, and kills, converges here into a question of whether genuine human connection can coexist with Nana's directive.

Runtime23 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceHIGH

Air DateDec 20, 2020

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