That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 3 Episode 5: Meeting of Both Sides
Manga chapter 95-96
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
8.6
21 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 3 Episode 5: Meeting of Both Sides
Manga chapter 95-96
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
8.6
21 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
homotron3799
VerifiedHoly knights have such massive egos so annoying. That twist with the wrong info driving me crazy. How are they STILL MISUNDERSTANDING EACH OTHER when they could just talk it out bruhhhh
reirei
VerifiedThere was a lot of tension in this episode, honestly. It really feels like something big is brewing, and the anticipation keeps building. I AM SEATED FOR THIS because it’s getting more and more exciting!
katana
VerifiedIt’s still a dialogue-driven episode, but there’s a clear sense of tension throughout. I liked seeing different perspectives, which added more depth. The ending especially made things more exciting and left me wanting more.
sandaime
VerifiedOoh, things are getting more interesting now. After several dialogue-heavy episodes, everything is finally starting to fall into place. The buildup is paying off, and it’s getting genuinely exciting to watch.
marin_coser
VerifiedHinata trying to verify the truth adds emotional weight. You can feel that she genuinely doesn’t want conflict BUT stupid enough to believe crap and ending up spouting nonsense :3
nekokurarisu
VerifiedStill mostly setup and dialogue, with tension building rather than resolving. It’s important, but not yet emotionally satisfying on its own. Hinata pissed me off towards the end
crybabytodoroki
VerifiedThe misunderstanding escalating everything is funny in a frustrating way because it shows how one misread communication can undo all diplomatic progress. It feels painfully realistic like watching avoidable chaos unfold.
b4kasamaaaaa
VerifiedThe sages are so sus whenever they open their mouths uuurgh. Hinata seems to be having her own character development tho. Can't wait to see how the events play out as it looks like things aren't going according to keikaku
hellozaworldo
VerifiedIn a single episode that mainly revolves in Hinata's POV, we can still see how many powers are in play. The saints have their own biases but it's understandable, considering how they were led to believe certain things. Solid writing
uncultured_bovine
VerifiedAnother heavy strategy session, very huge contrast from how Rimuru did things in the previous episode, but it shows how Hinata runs things differently. Tension rises with that reveal at the last scene
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedThe holy knights all have a closed mindset on monsters and demon lords, similar to Hinata beforehand. Watching their meeting was frustrating to say the least, especially with all their infighting and big egos.
varunvg1508
VerifiedHinata’s group is just as arrogant and ignorant as her. Those old foggies are so annoying. Now we’ve got a new bunch of weirdos too. I really want to see their faces when they realize what they’re up against.
senkei
VerifiedThings are getting serious as pieces fall into place, we might see action soon. It’s always interesting to see how different sides perceive each other. Oho, things are moving faster than I expected, something big might happen soon.
jeysxjeys
VerifiedAnother dialogue-heavy episode we're having here. Rimuru's side is meeting, Hinata's side, yet another meeting. We have grown tired of the meeting scenes. The plot-twist serve it's purpose. Everyone is confused and concerned. Something is not adding up in the story.
missitachi96
VerifiedMore meetings and talks. You can feel the conflict is starting to build and see who the villains might be for the season. This episode does well even with all the talks to get the info in, in a way that keeps you watching.
frostsincere
VerifiedAnother episode of a lot of talking. However, it's starting to pick up the pace and more strategic move being made. I'm kind of excited to see what will happen next now that Hinata is on the move
thekindneighbor
the holy knights walking in with those massive egos is giving me such an ick im getting kinda bored btw
gorlock332
Nahh Hinata's conclusion pissed me off. The bald guy literally just said how RImuru tormented him, why would you trust that guy for concrete information on someone he clearly has a grudge against? She's so gullible it's hard to watch, and NO one questioned baldie either im crine
eatingsocks
I think I overestimated Hinata's development.. When she was talking about Rimuru, she still accused him of killing her master despite knowing she was tricked by the person who gave her that information. She remains hard to watch and root for.
zoro_707
Political tension crystallizes into inevitable conflict. Episode 5 strengthens motivations on both sides, building a confrontation rooted in ideology rather than hatred. Stakes rise quietly but convincingly. It’s not explosive, but narratively sharp.
EPISODE CONTEXT
Coming off Episode 4's revelation that Rimuru's diplomatic message to Lubelius was tampered with, Episode 5 confronts the fallout head-on by putting both sides face-to-face amid deepening distrust. Positioned early in a 24-episode season, this is a critical foundation episode — the miscommunications and fractured alliances established here are clearly being set up to cascade into the larger conflicts that will define the season's back half.
EPISODE REVIEWS
homotron3799
VerifiedHoly knights have such massive egos so annoying. That twist with the wrong info driving me crazy. How are they STILL MISUNDERSTANDING EACH OTHER when they could just talk it out bruhhhh
reirei
VerifiedThere was a lot of tension in this episode, honestly. It really feels like something big is brewing, and the anticipation keeps building. I AM SEATED FOR THIS because it’s getting more and more exciting!
katana
VerifiedIt’s still a dialogue-driven episode, but there’s a clear sense of tension throughout. I liked seeing different perspectives, which added more depth. The ending especially made things more exciting and left me wanting more.
sandaime
VerifiedOoh, things are getting more interesting now. After several dialogue-heavy episodes, everything is finally starting to fall into place. The buildup is paying off, and it’s getting genuinely exciting to watch.
marin_coser
VerifiedHinata trying to verify the truth adds emotional weight. You can feel that she genuinely doesn’t want conflict BUT stupid enough to believe crap and ending up spouting nonsense :3
nekokurarisu
VerifiedStill mostly setup and dialogue, with tension building rather than resolving. It’s important, but not yet emotionally satisfying on its own. Hinata pissed me off towards the end
crybabytodoroki
VerifiedThe misunderstanding escalating everything is funny in a frustrating way because it shows how one misread communication can undo all diplomatic progress. It feels painfully realistic like watching avoidable chaos unfold.
b4kasamaaaaa
VerifiedThe sages are so sus whenever they open their mouths uuurgh. Hinata seems to be having her own character development tho. Can't wait to see how the events play out as it looks like things aren't going according to keikaku
hellozaworldo
VerifiedIn a single episode that mainly revolves in Hinata's POV, we can still see how many powers are in play. The saints have their own biases but it's understandable, considering how they were led to believe certain things. Solid writing
uncultured_bovine
VerifiedAnother heavy strategy session, very huge contrast from how Rimuru did things in the previous episode, but it shows how Hinata runs things differently. Tension rises with that reveal at the last scene
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedThe holy knights all have a closed mindset on monsters and demon lords, similar to Hinata beforehand. Watching their meeting was frustrating to say the least, especially with all their infighting and big egos.
varunvg1508
VerifiedHinata’s group is just as arrogant and ignorant as her. Those old foggies are so annoying. Now we’ve got a new bunch of weirdos too. I really want to see their faces when they realize what they’re up against.
senkei
VerifiedThings are getting serious as pieces fall into place, we might see action soon. It’s always interesting to see how different sides perceive each other. Oho, things are moving faster than I expected, something big might happen soon.
jeysxjeys
VerifiedAnother dialogue-heavy episode we're having here. Rimuru's side is meeting, Hinata's side, yet another meeting. We have grown tired of the meeting scenes. The plot-twist serve it's purpose. Everyone is confused and concerned. Something is not adding up in the story.
missitachi96
VerifiedMore meetings and talks. You can feel the conflict is starting to build and see who the villains might be for the season. This episode does well even with all the talks to get the info in, in a way that keeps you watching.
frostsincere
VerifiedAnother episode of a lot of talking. However, it's starting to pick up the pace and more strategic move being made. I'm kind of excited to see what will happen next now that Hinata is on the move
thekindneighbor
the holy knights walking in with those massive egos is giving me such an ick im getting kinda bored btw
gorlock332
Nahh Hinata's conclusion pissed me off. The bald guy literally just said how RImuru tormented him, why would you trust that guy for concrete information on someone he clearly has a grudge against? She's so gullible it's hard to watch, and NO one questioned baldie either im crine
eatingsocks
I think I overestimated Hinata's development.. When she was talking about Rimuru, she still accused him of killing her master despite knowing she was tricked by the person who gave her that information. She remains hard to watch and root for.
zoro_707
Political tension crystallizes into inevitable conflict. Episode 5 strengthens motivations on both sides, building a confrontation rooted in ideology rather than hatred. Stakes rise quietly but convincingly. It’s not explosive, but narratively sharp.
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