That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 3 Episode 4: Everyone Has a Part to Play
Manga chapter 93-94
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
9.1
22 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 3 Episode 4: Everyone Has a Part to Play
Manga chapter 93-94
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
9.1
22 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
READTHROUGH
EPISODE REVIEWS
thekindneighbor
Verifiedthey are doing my slime so dirty with that tampered message but like are we getting to the point yet
homotron3799
Bro stop yapping im tired of these board meetings. The tampered message thing is crazy they setting him up. Pls action PLS
28181883
Verifiedthe pacing noticeably suffers here as the focus remains entirely locked on bureaucratic preparations rather than forward momentum
reirei
VerifiedRaphael being Rimuru’s ChatGPT, lol. 🥴 Anyway, this episode focused on laying out plans for Tempest. It really feels like something big is brewing, and that sense of anticipation made it even more exciting.
katana
VerifiedI like the flow of this episode. It’s mostly dialogue-driven but gradually builds tension for what might happen next. The breakdown and analysis of past events were thorough yet presented in an engaging way.
sandaime
VerifiedCivilization at its finest. I love this episode! The way Tempest’s innovations were shown felt natural as the nation progresses. Like the previous episodes, it’s dialogue-heavy but still very important.
marin_coser
VerifiedAlthough it's slow, the tension is handled carefully. You can feel both sides unknowingly moving toward the same collision point, and that slow build actually makes it more impactful later (HOPEFULLY)
nekokurarisu
VerifiedIt’s still preparation-heavy. There’s tension, but no payoff yet, so it sits in that “waiting for something to happen” space. T_T
crybabytodoroki
VerifiedBoth sides preparing “for peace” while clearly building toward conflict is funny because it’s the classic dramatic irony xD everyone thinks they’re being cautious, but the audience can already see things spiraling
b4kasamaaaaa
VerifiedEven with all that planning that looks mentally heavy, the episode doesn't fail to bring in some light comedy to keep things interesting. It doesn't feel forced or cringey too
hellozaworldo
VerifiedInnovation at its finest 😮 you can really produce high-quality results when your people are motivated and they know how well-supported they are by the leader. Thought-provoking and motivational episode
uncultured_bovine
VerifiedProductive strategy meeting in this episode. As the episodes go by, I keep getting amazed by Raphael every single time. It's literally a self-aware, superpowered AI tool. Rimuru's delegation skills are impressive too
gorlock332
VerifiedThis was another slow episode with slight developments toward the end, but more than half of it was in their meeting room for their discussion! The past few episodes have been lining up the tension between different groups and people, building for a larger confrontation.
eatingsocks
VerifiedTo think Veldora had been housing an entire apocalypse in his stomach was pretty funny due to how unexpected it was. Maybe that was the cause of his aggression and constant need for battle. His interactions with Rimuru are always fun and entertaining to watch!
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedRimuru's allies are so capable; it was clearly demonstrated in this episode through their invention of the barrier and problem-solving of the problem they set out to solve. Their civilization is becoming so much more advanced. It's a sharp difference from season 1!
varunvg1508
VerifiedHaha this is pure world-building episode. New inventions, new plans, even side characters are interesting. Things are slowly moving toward a big confrontation. Can’t wait to see Tempest in full action. Good pacing overall.
senkei
VerifiedStill a slower pace, building up for a long season. I like how it focuses on different aspects of Tempest’s growth and how that feeds into the story later. Rimuru is clearly improving as a ruler, and his subordinates feel more reliable than ever. The pieces are moving.
jeysxjeys
VerifiedYet again, a world-building and dialogue episode. The action is nowhere to be found. They are plotting he but won't say who, but we all know who is "he" that they are talking about. A touch of mystery, but not so much. The ending gives a cliffhanger.
missitachi96
VerifiedTalks, meetings, and domain expansions but it is cut with good humor. You can feel the tension starting to build for a season setup. As well as explaining powers for characters and nations.
frostsincere
VerifiedThere's a lot of talk again for this episode. A more political situation and starting to make a move. It's not a full action but the tension is kind of visible. It makes me excited for what about to happen
EPISODE CONTEXT
Coming off Episode 3's focus on integrating Clayman's former territories and solidifying peace treaties, this fourth installment shifts the lens inward to Tempest's development and outward to the Western Holy Church's political maneuvering. As episode 4 of 24, it sits firmly in the season's early foundation phase, establishing the threats, alliances, and internal upgrades that will define the conflicts ahead. The collaborative tone and strategic emphasis here are clearly laying pipe for more dramatic confrontations later in the season.
READTHROUGH
EPISODE REVIEWS
thekindneighbor
Verifiedthey are doing my slime so dirty with that tampered message but like are we getting to the point yet
homotron3799
Bro stop yapping im tired of these board meetings. The tampered message thing is crazy they setting him up. Pls action PLS
28181883
Verifiedthe pacing noticeably suffers here as the focus remains entirely locked on bureaucratic preparations rather than forward momentum
reirei
VerifiedRaphael being Rimuru’s ChatGPT, lol. 🥴 Anyway, this episode focused on laying out plans for Tempest. It really feels like something big is brewing, and that sense of anticipation made it even more exciting.
katana
VerifiedI like the flow of this episode. It’s mostly dialogue-driven but gradually builds tension for what might happen next. The breakdown and analysis of past events were thorough yet presented in an engaging way.
sandaime
VerifiedCivilization at its finest. I love this episode! The way Tempest’s innovations were shown felt natural as the nation progresses. Like the previous episodes, it’s dialogue-heavy but still very important.
marin_coser
VerifiedAlthough it's slow, the tension is handled carefully. You can feel both sides unknowingly moving toward the same collision point, and that slow build actually makes it more impactful later (HOPEFULLY)
nekokurarisu
VerifiedIt’s still preparation-heavy. There’s tension, but no payoff yet, so it sits in that “waiting for something to happen” space. T_T
crybabytodoroki
VerifiedBoth sides preparing “for peace” while clearly building toward conflict is funny because it’s the classic dramatic irony xD everyone thinks they’re being cautious, but the audience can already see things spiraling
b4kasamaaaaa
VerifiedEven with all that planning that looks mentally heavy, the episode doesn't fail to bring in some light comedy to keep things interesting. It doesn't feel forced or cringey too
hellozaworldo
VerifiedInnovation at its finest 😮 you can really produce high-quality results when your people are motivated and they know how well-supported they are by the leader. Thought-provoking and motivational episode
uncultured_bovine
VerifiedProductive strategy meeting in this episode. As the episodes go by, I keep getting amazed by Raphael every single time. It's literally a self-aware, superpowered AI tool. Rimuru's delegation skills are impressive too
gorlock332
VerifiedThis was another slow episode with slight developments toward the end, but more than half of it was in their meeting room for their discussion! The past few episodes have been lining up the tension between different groups and people, building for a larger confrontation.
eatingsocks
VerifiedTo think Veldora had been housing an entire apocalypse in his stomach was pretty funny due to how unexpected it was. Maybe that was the cause of his aggression and constant need for battle. His interactions with Rimuru are always fun and entertaining to watch!
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedRimuru's allies are so capable; it was clearly demonstrated in this episode through their invention of the barrier and problem-solving of the problem they set out to solve. Their civilization is becoming so much more advanced. It's a sharp difference from season 1!
varunvg1508
VerifiedHaha this is pure world-building episode. New inventions, new plans, even side characters are interesting. Things are slowly moving toward a big confrontation. Can’t wait to see Tempest in full action. Good pacing overall.
senkei
VerifiedStill a slower pace, building up for a long season. I like how it focuses on different aspects of Tempest’s growth and how that feeds into the story later. Rimuru is clearly improving as a ruler, and his subordinates feel more reliable than ever. The pieces are moving.
jeysxjeys
VerifiedYet again, a world-building and dialogue episode. The action is nowhere to be found. They are plotting he but won't say who, but we all know who is "he" that they are talking about. A touch of mystery, but not so much. The ending gives a cliffhanger.
missitachi96
VerifiedTalks, meetings, and domain expansions but it is cut with good humor. You can feel the tension starting to build for a season setup. As well as explaining powers for characters and nations.
frostsincere
VerifiedThere's a lot of talk again for this episode. A more political situation and starting to make a move. It's not a full action but the tension is kind of visible. It makes me excited for what about to happen
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