I’m definitely sure that I really like mystery crime stories, but I think I’m starting to enjoy this kind of anime too, wahahaha! I couldn’t fully focus on the story because I kept looking forward to Mikado and Hiyakawa’s scenes, I’m really rooting for them. But setting that aside, the pacing of the story was still okay. It was slower and not as tense as the previous episode, but it still managed to keep my attention.

rodriguezbenjamin357

3 mo

Verified

Episode 2 really amps up the mystery. Watching Hiyakawa and Mikado investigate that cursed apartment building genuinely gave me chills because the atmosphere was so tense. Mukae is a great addition to the cast

emperor

4 mo

Verified

Horror moments ache hain, aur plus dark vibe maintain karte hui episode hain. Anyway now I think Hiyakawa kitne dangerous hain, let's see about him more

Episode Context

Following the introductory 'Encounter' in episode one, 'Binding' deepens the Mikado-Hiyakawa dynamic and expands the supernatural world by introducing Mukae Keita, whose abilities add a new layer of mystery. Sitting early in a twelve-episode run, this episode functions as essential groundwork, establishing trust dynamics and investigative stakes that escalate into the more dangerous territory of episode three, 'Malediction.' It's the connective tissue between first contact and full commitment to the supernatural threats ahead.

Runtime23 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceMED

Air DateOct 10, 2021

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