Manga chapter 110-112
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That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 4 Episode 6: The Council of the West
Manga chapter 110-112
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49 Fans
EPISODE REVIEWS


This episode is like the action is there but i wish they could just crush them all lol. It was nice but yeah it still drags the politics part.

Honestamente? Tuve mis dudas sobre qué exactamente iba a hacer Yuna jajaja.
Pero, la verdad siempre me sorprende, aunque ya no debería probablemente.
Genial caítulo, siempre RImuru buen tipo! ♥

so arrogant of the council to underestimate rimuru and his nation,, so glad rimuru proved them wrong

I thought the transaction will go smoothly I did not expect an assassination will take place. It surprising how they showed Shuna's magic control

This one is my favourite. Everyone should watch this because this is great honestly

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INI BARU YANG GW SUKA DARI TENSURA
keseruan dalam politik dan diremehkannya Jura Tempest bikin seru karena ke OP an rimuru dan yang lainnya belum terlihat oleh orang dari kerajaan lain disini. diremehkan lalu dikasih paham menurutku adalah plot yang aku cari pada tensura selain slow life dan beberapa epic fight.

Turns politics into real tension. The council scenes are packed with distrust, manipulation, and quiet power plays, while Rimuru stays calm and intelligent throughout it. Mariabel’s schemes raise the suspense, and the episode’s mature diplomatic vibe keeps every conversation engaging. The last scene of it is badass!


Loved the episode, it was nice seeing a bit of action again and saw a bit of the abilities of the characters, however although I like it, it's still true that the resolution was kind of fast paced for my taste, kind of felt too easy, but it's difficult to be objective when you know how skilled are the characters

After falling into a trap set at the Council of the West, Rimuru is left in a state of rage that shakes up the place. But can this rage be exactly what his conspirators be looking for or will it bring him an opportunity to turn things around and find out what really has been going on?

Overall it was a good adaptation a minor scene were removed but imo it would be satisfying if it wasn't (The part where Rimuru dealt with the ones trying to weasel out of their decision). The other thing that bothers me was how the clowns folded easily, the fight scene was shortened but at the same time it's good that some things were improved like the expression of the characters and the other I wouldn't mentioned since it would be a major spoiler. As usual the animation was good and the soundtrack perfectly matches each scene.

It's so satisfying to watch a man being put in their place after acting high and mighty lol. The whole fight scene is hilarious. Never a dull moment. Also the pacing is okay and the animation is incredible as always.

On top of the comedic moments and the unsurprising fights(?), the mind games and politics in this episode was really interesting. Some nice foreshadowing too here and there


Those 24 minutes felt like a movie, and I can't believe it still ended with a cliffhanger. Not one boring moment here :D



EPISODE CONTEXT
Coming off the initial diplomatic groundwork laid in 'The First Step,' this episode escalates the political stakes considerably, pushing Rimuru from cautious outreach into active suspicion of coordinated opposition. It marks a pivotal shift from relationship-building to damage control, signaling that the path to western alliances will be far more adversarial than anticipated. What unfolds here sets the ideological and strategic fault lines that will shape the conflicts driving the remainder of the season.
©Taiki Kawakami, Fuse, KODANSHA/“Ten-Sura” Project
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EPISODE CONTEXT
Coming off the initial diplomatic groundwork laid in 'The First Step,' this episode escalates the political stakes considerably, pushing Rimuru from cautious outreach into active suspicion of coordinated opposition. It marks a pivotal shift from relationship-building to damage control, signaling that the path to western alliances will be far more adversarial than anticipated. What unfolds here sets the ideological and strategic fault lines that will shape the conflicts driving the remainder of the season.
EPISODE REVIEWS


This episode is like the action is there but i wish they could just crush them all lol. It was nice but yeah it still drags the politics part.

Honestamente? Tuve mis dudas sobre qué exactamente iba a hacer Yuna jajaja.
Pero, la verdad siempre me sorprende, aunque ya no debería probablemente.
Genial caítulo, siempre RImuru buen tipo! ♥

so arrogant of the council to underestimate rimuru and his nation,, so glad rimuru proved them wrong

I thought the transaction will go smoothly I did not expect an assassination will take place. It surprising how they showed Shuna's magic control

This one is my favourite. Everyone should watch this because this is great honestly

11111111111wdadaaaadada

INI BARU YANG GW SUKA DARI TENSURA
keseruan dalam politik dan diremehkannya Jura Tempest bikin seru karena ke OP an rimuru dan yang lainnya belum terlihat oleh orang dari kerajaan lain disini. diremehkan lalu dikasih paham menurutku adalah plot yang aku cari pada tensura selain slow life dan beberapa epic fight.

Turns politics into real tension. The council scenes are packed with distrust, manipulation, and quiet power plays, while Rimuru stays calm and intelligent throughout it. Mariabel’s schemes raise the suspense, and the episode’s mature diplomatic vibe keeps every conversation engaging. The last scene of it is badass!


Loved the episode, it was nice seeing a bit of action again and saw a bit of the abilities of the characters, however although I like it, it's still true that the resolution was kind of fast paced for my taste, kind of felt too easy, but it's difficult to be objective when you know how skilled are the characters

After falling into a trap set at the Council of the West, Rimuru is left in a state of rage that shakes up the place. But can this rage be exactly what his conspirators be looking for or will it bring him an opportunity to turn things around and find out what really has been going on?

Overall it was a good adaptation a minor scene were removed but imo it would be satisfying if it wasn't (The part where Rimuru dealt with the ones trying to weasel out of their decision). The other thing that bothers me was how the clowns folded easily, the fight scene was shortened but at the same time it's good that some things were improved like the expression of the characters and the other I wouldn't mentioned since it would be a major spoiler. As usual the animation was good and the soundtrack perfectly matches each scene.

It's so satisfying to watch a man being put in their place after acting high and mighty lol. The whole fight scene is hilarious. Never a dull moment. Also the pacing is okay and the animation is incredible as always.

On top of the comedic moments and the unsurprising fights(?), the mind games and politics in this episode was really interesting. Some nice foreshadowing too here and there


Those 24 minutes felt like a movie, and I can't believe it still ended with a cliffhanger. Not one boring moment here :D



©Taiki Kawakami, Fuse, KODANSHA/“Ten-Sura” Project
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
©Taiki Kawakami, Fuse, KODANSHA/“Ten-Sura” Project
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