This was another so-so episode, and I got a bit bored. It didn’t really capture my interest compared to the previous episodes. The pacing of the story became even slower. The only thing I really understood was that even though they weren’t physically together, they were still somehow connected. Hopefully, the upcoming episodes will have better and more catchy scenes.

rodriguezbenjamin357

3 mo

Verified

I was so gripped when Erika revealed a deeper side to her dark past, which made me feel deeply for her. Mikado trying to process everything just added to the incredible heartbreak

emperor

3 mo

Verified

mystery aur psychological stories aur bhi badh gaya. Curse related scenes kaafi creepy the aur atmosphere dark vibe maintain karta raha. Mikado aur Hiyakawa ke beech moments kafi awkward lage. Story slow hain, let's watch what happens next

Episode Context

Sitting at the one-third mark of a 12-episode run, 'Pitfall' follows the curse-heavy events of Episode 3, 'Malediction,' and shifts focus toward the fallout and moral weight of Mikado and Hiyakawa's work together. This is a transitional episode that deepens character dynamics and plants seeds for the revelations coming in Episode 5, 'Past,' which promises to unpack backstory. It's a deliberate deceleration that builds the foundation the back half of the season will need.

Runtime23 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceMED

Air DateOct 24, 2021

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