That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Episode 6: Shizu

Manga chapter 11-12

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That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Episode 6: Shizu

Manga chapter 11-12

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

10.0

12 Fans

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sagarmatha
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Untuk satu season dengan jumlah 24 episode, pace ini termasuk cepat loh. Karakter-karakter baru seperti Shizu ditulis dengan dalam dan menarik. Bahkan, beberapa karakter pendukung juga punya karakteristik yang bisa digemari juga. Masih banyak misteri yang belum terjawab, sih.

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keima
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This episode felt so wholesome yet heartbreaking at the same time 😭✨ Shizu’s backstory was really sad, but her moments with Rimuru were so sweet and comforting 🩵


b4kasamaaaaa's avatar
b4kasamaaaaa
It's very thought-provoking to see how the village is evolving from how it first started. But the writing around Shizu made this episode even better. That backtory was too sad but the duo's reminiscing moment was too wholesome in contrast
uncultured_bovine's avatar
uncultured_bovine
San baka makes a return haha! But the interaction between Shizu and Rimuru was too wholesome :') I need more!
hellozaworldo's avatar
hellozaworldo
Oh wow aftermath mode from the "Kaijin joined the party!" But the more surprising thing is the introduction of Shizu 😮 poor girl endured a lot to get here
jucatt's avatar
jucatt
Episode 6 is all about world-building: Rimuru establishes himself as the leader of the goblins. Low-key but crucial
frostsincere's avatar
frostsincere
Another character that seems to be powerful. The backstory was kind of emotional. The animation never fails to amaze me. It was so good. I enjoyed watching the episode and got me hooked all the time.
emperor's avatar
emperor
​The chemistry between Rimuru and Shizu is the episode’s strength. Rimuru represents Japan’s Future like, peace, technology, comfort while Shizu represents Japan’s Past like, war, trauma,and the visual storytelling reinforces the Past vs. Future animation remains vibrant, the color palette shifts reflect the emotional weight of their story.
fedel89's avatar
fedel89
What made this episode so special for me is that fact that he is building his own kingdom. He's doing it in a way everyone will learn even the citizens! This episode made me feel like I am playing a sandbox game which is very catchy!
jeysxjeys's avatar
jeysxjeys
Oh, I hate Vesta in this episode, acting high and almighty because of his position. And with Kaijin's punch? It's so satisfying. The good part? Rimuru successfully have found skilled artisans. *Insert Victory Sound*
goyaljonesh06's avatar
goyaljonesh06
Shizu’s backstory is a totally emotional. Seeing her summoned from burning Tokyo only to be controlled by Ifrit was dark for this story.
jeerox's avatar
jeerox
HAHAHA that 3 man party is just awesome and CUTE hahaha and we are also getting deeper and deeper to the world building and lore. Love the episode, on to the next.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off Episode 5's focus on goblin village development and alliance-building, Episode 6 marks a significant narrative pivot by introducing Shizu — a character whose history reframes what viewers understand about summoned beings in this world. This is an early-season inflection point at the quarter mark, transitioning from Rimuru's initial power acquisition and community building toward deeper lore and emotional complexity. It directly sets the stage for major developments in the episodes ahead, particularly around the consequences of otherworldly summoning.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off Episode 5's focus on goblin village development and alliance-building, Episode 6 marks a significant narrative pivot by introducing Shizu — a character whose history reframes what viewers understand about summoned beings in this world. This is an early-season inflection point at the quarter mark, transitioning from Rimuru's initial power acquisition and community building toward deeper lore and emotional complexity. It directly sets the stage for major developments in the episodes ahead, particularly around the consequences of otherworldly summoning.

QUICK TAKES

sagarmatha's avatar
sagarmatha
VerifiedVerified

Untuk satu season dengan jumlah 24 episode, pace ini termasuk cepat loh. Karakter-karakter baru seperti Shizu ditulis dengan dalam dan menarik. Bahkan, beberapa karakter pendukung juga punya karakteristik yang bisa digemari juga. Masih banyak misteri yang belum terjawab, sih.

keima's avatar
keima
VerifiedVerified

This episode felt so wholesome yet heartbreaking at the same time 😭✨ Shizu’s backstory was really sad, but her moments with Rimuru were so sweet and comforting 🩵


b4kasamaaaaa's avatar
b4kasamaaaaa
It's very thought-provoking to see how the village is evolving from how it first started. But the writing around Shizu made this episode even better. That backtory was too sad but the duo's reminiscing moment was too wholesome in contrast
uncultured_bovine's avatar
uncultured_bovine
San baka makes a return haha! But the interaction between Shizu and Rimuru was too wholesome :') I need more!
hellozaworldo's avatar
hellozaworldo
Oh wow aftermath mode from the "Kaijin joined the party!" But the more surprising thing is the introduction of Shizu 😮 poor girl endured a lot to get here
jucatt's avatar
jucatt
Episode 6 is all about world-building: Rimuru establishes himself as the leader of the goblins. Low-key but crucial
frostsincere's avatar
frostsincere
Another character that seems to be powerful. The backstory was kind of emotional. The animation never fails to amaze me. It was so good. I enjoyed watching the episode and got me hooked all the time.
emperor's avatar
emperor
​The chemistry between Rimuru and Shizu is the episode’s strength. Rimuru represents Japan’s Future like, peace, technology, comfort while Shizu represents Japan’s Past like, war, trauma,and the visual storytelling reinforces the Past vs. Future animation remains vibrant, the color palette shifts reflect the emotional weight of their story.
fedel89's avatar
fedel89
What made this episode so special for me is that fact that he is building his own kingdom. He's doing it in a way everyone will learn even the citizens! This episode made me feel like I am playing a sandbox game which is very catchy!
jeysxjeys's avatar
jeysxjeys
Oh, I hate Vesta in this episode, acting high and almighty because of his position. And with Kaijin's punch? It's so satisfying. The good part? Rimuru successfully have found skilled artisans. *Insert Victory Sound*
goyaljonesh06's avatar
goyaljonesh06
Shizu’s backstory is a totally emotional. Seeing her summoned from burning Tokyo only to be controlled by Ifrit was dark for this story.
jeerox's avatar
jeerox
HAHAHA that 3 man party is just awesome and CUTE hahaha and we are also getting deeper and deeper to the world building and lore. Love the episode, on to the next.

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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

©川上泰樹・伏瀬・講談社/転スラ製作委員会

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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