The Kingdoms of Ruin

I NEED SEASON 2 HURRY!!! 🤣 I can't believe we are seeing the peaceful, gentleman, and soft-spoken side of Adonis!!! I need to know some mysteries, new characters, and cute moments of Adonis and Doroka, please. The ending was still fine! And don't skip the post-credit scene! 😄

What's with Doroka's power?!!! 😍 Adonis's power got powered up?! Let's go!!!

I think this is the first time I've seen a real fight, not just dismembering body parts. We can see things like struggles and new techniques, and it's kinda cool!

They arrived at a new ghost town. What happened to the people there was a bit cruel, but it was a reality, I guess. It just shows the actual behavior of a human.

Slowly, Adonis's other side has been shown. I feel like he's actually an understandable person, especially to people at the ghost town.

I LOVE THIS EPISODE! We got to see Adonis's calm side and Doroka's clumsiness hahaha.. So cute 🥰

Wow, as someone who did not read the manga, that was actually a nice plot. 😂 Now, we have a new villain, huh? Can't wait to watch it!

There were scenes of violence and blood. If you don't mind that and care about the plot, please watch. They also showed us why the witches wanted to resurrect Chloe so badly. I feel sorry for her being used.

I like the plot where you will never guess what's going to happen next, at least for me haha.. Using the moon as the other place was not what I expected, in a nice way.

I think we're slowly going to see who Adonis's allies are. Still early, I guess, to get breakthroughs. Humans are really psycho in this story...

The revenge plot continues, but man, plot twist after plot twist 😅 I don't know what to expect, but you'll be eager for the next scene. Should warn you guys about violence; they didn't show the scenes, but the aftereffects were 😮

The storyline started cliché like a war between humans and witches due to humans being greedy (actually timid). It feels good to see the male character become the "villain". It was a fast-paced story for me. Nevertheless, I'm still looking forward to seeing the next episode.

I really liked Shirousagi's characte, that is the only thing i enjoyed after the tonal switch. I liked the extra bit of wordbuilding it show to me thta this world is intresting but something just went wrong. I hate both Adonis and Doroka, they ruined the show. S tier world F tier characters

This show was doing so well until they made Doroka a staying character. The way he fights doesn't even make sense he cast a spell without the quill

The ending left a very strong impression on me. Seeing Adonis powered up was visually impressive and had me astonished by his power. I like how they attempt to humanize Shirousagi, I felt sad for him. The pacing here was good, the show doesn't rush what it has built. I am genuinely hoping for a season 2, this was way too short.

I really like the emotional aftermath after the last episode. The way they handle it was heartfelt, I can really see how Adonis cares about Doroka. The animation as Adonis fights Shirousagi was exciting, all of their moves were flashy and cool. I really like that Adonis isn't as OP as what I thought he was back then. The fights feel like a challenging battle rather than some curb stomping.

I really like the threat Shirousagi gives off. The action scenes were intense, every time Adonis thought he has an opening, he gets baited. This episode also featured some character growth for Doroka, her resolve is commendable. The animation here with the battles were smooth and flashy, and the final scene was BRUTAL!

The city of Mamuta was very dark and discovering the reason behind it was eerie and uncomfortable. The pacing here was smooth, though there were some dark turns, it completely explained the lore of the city.

The coronation scene here was interesting, and the way Dorothea hold over the crows was unsettling. This episode feels like more of a world building expansion, I have finally realized why the title of the show is The Kingdoms of Ruin. The scene in the jail cell was memorable scene. The pacing was decent, it keeps the momentum without adding anything new.

This was a more laid back episode, but I really how this ep highlights the writing for each character. I really like the perspectives of both Adonis and Doroka about revenge, both are valid arguments imo. Even the introduction of Punch was great, he adds more depth onto who Adonis really is.