Omg! We get a backstory, who doesn't love a good back story.. anyways this episode was so good because in times like this even if the situation is crazy, Daisuke makes sure his true personality is always seen, gotta love the dude. Also the end is crazyyy, I am crashing out!

j_k_c

4 mo

Verified

This episode is both thrilling and suspenseful qualities that were sorely lacking in Ep 4. You might think that everything is going to go smoothly after the achievement in the previous episode but this one hits you with a sucker punch in the form of a major twist. I'm very intrigued to see what Daisuke will do next and I'm also curious about the Adollium matter that has been mentioned since the previous episode.

mochatea

4 mo

Verified

UMM that ending was actually crazyyy😭😭 the tension they have here is actually top notch and the story itself is gettinf super interesting!! Really like how they pace the story as well! Not too fast but also not too slow that it drags!

Episode Context

Episode 8 shifts into a slower, more deliberate gear as the series peels back layers of family secrecy and corporate corruption that have been building since the start. The tone is heavy and suspenseful, this is less about flashy detective work and more about uncomfortable truths surfacing between characters who thought they knew each other. Daisuke, Haru, and Cho-san each grapple with shifting loyalties and ethical gray areas that challenge their motivations. Trust becomes a fragile commodity. CloverWorks leans into atmospheric tension here, letting scenes breathe rather than rushing toward payoffs. Expect a thought-provoking installment that prioritizes character psychology over action. The episode title itself hints at recklessness and consequence, wealth as burden rather than advantage. This is the kind of episode that reframes everything you've watched before it.

Runtime23 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceHIGH

Air DateSep 4, 2020

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