The Weakest Tamer Began a Journey to Pick Up Trash

This final ep was so wholesome. I remember tearing up a little after Ivy decided to be honest with them. Still, I think I liked most the way the final ep circled back to Ivy's initial goal, but now through a different lens. It showed how much she had grown and how much the world had shown her, too. Must-watch. It's such an interesting season finale; it makes me crave a second season.

Must-watch ep; it's the height of the climax for this major subplot. I'm really glad how it turned out with Mira, while I felt sorry for the troop members who got caught up in the operation, lol. Well, the captains sure had their fun anyway.

Must-watch ep. It's the prelude to the climax itself, and we gotta be here for it. It makes me sick, though, how the twins were still adamant about going through with their plans. That aside, Ivy's so brilliant. It may be because of her past life, but her ability to communicate well deserves its own merit.

This episode got a little detective-y. I personally like how the adults trusted Ivy and relied on her in gathering information, and in turn how Ivy trusted them, too, in protecting her. It's a bit repetitive with the 'checking,' but I think it's fun to guess along before Sora confirms who's who.

This episode is unskippable precisely because the hinted subplot in the previous episode was finally starting to come to light. It's also a good episode showing Ivy's growth and courage to take the step of trusting people. I really like how the suspicions were also sprinkled here and there before the actual suspicion was established.

Another light episode! Like the previous one, it can be skipped. But I'd honestly recommend not doing so, since apart from Ivy being cute and Ciel getting into action once again, we are also shown a subtle intro to the next subplot. Overall, though, the episode would make you hungry. Man, I wanna eat Ivy's cooking, too.

This ep is pretty chill. You can skip it, or at least for the most part, but it's best to watch it anyway. Plus, right around the middle to the latter part, we see Ciel in action. But more than that, the best part of this episode was how we were shown the sensible side of the adults (or most of them, at least). This would be somewhat important in the buildup to the following episodes.

Oggto is such a busybody, though in a much better way. Adults should be a bit like him, but personally, vice-captain is the ideal one. This ep is pretty chill. I'd say it's more of a half filler ep, but I do recommend it to be watched. Really love the parallels here and there, too, with the real world. It's really tough for a kid to be travelling and living alone, after all.

This one's pretty chill. It leans more on the adventure side but not the action one. Kinda like...information? Part of the world-building, if you may. What's fun here is that it introduces both Ivy and us, the watchers, to the money system of this world. Which, to be fair, was pretty interesting, especially since it's Ivy doing the math. So cute.

In episode one, the plot was set in motion. In this episode, you'd finally get a better glimpse of her past. It's exactly the reason why I'd rather adopt Ivy. Adults are...very unreliable and indoctrinated. Especially her father, I must warn you--- brace yourself from the wave of hatred you'll feel for him. It's too realistic as well, so I suppose it's why many, including myself, feel strongly towards this episode. Definitely a must-watch!

If an adult gets scared when they're on the run, imagine how scared a little kid must be. I'm glad there were still such kind people out there for her, at least Ivy finds some comfort in knowing not everyone is out for her head. Even so, it's just sad to think about how this kid had to live in constant worry and suspicion of the people around her. Should we adopt her? Should I adopt her? It makes me want to adopt her, lol.

When I first watched this, I told myself I'd never rewatch it again. It was a great episode (so is the series), but it was really hard to watch a literal kid navigate life, more so, the dangers of her world. And yet, here I am, rewatching. If it's your first time watching, this is a must-watch episode as it introduces the plot and sets it in motion. It would also be crucial in understanding this kid's reasons in the future, like why she looks the way she does, and why she thinks the way she does. An additional reason for watching is that Ivy's really cute and smart! I'm honestly here for the cuteness, though (mainly).

Overall, honestly at first i thought this going to be one of those anime with a goofy MC which in turn be OP because of the title. But this is a complete opposite, this is an adventure anime and not like those full of battles and fights. This is the story of the MC's adventure in life. The everday situations, the struggles, the ups, and downs. A comforting anime fit for everyone, I highly recommend this.

A good plan executed today is better than a perfect plan next week. Clear and precise, the writers thought out the story so well and how to unfold it. I enjoy the planning process in the anime and how they executed it.

Even the invisible leave footprints. This is getting exciting, the writers really know what they are doing. They did a completely different take on this anime, and it works really well.

When trust dies, mistrust blossoms. The episode becomes a mystery thriller, a good transition from the MC's everyday life. It's like the writer's saying to spice things up and it is masterfully executed. And HAPPY BIRTHDAY IVY!!!

The truth shall set you free, having secrets is a heavy burden especially for a child. Being trusted is a good thing, and to trust someone is to put down your burden. It's a social construct that is beautofully portrayed in this episode.

No man is an island, yah it will make you independent but you still need some interactions with others. I like the character growth, it really captures how an individual would act being alone.

Time heals all wounds, this is the case for Ivy. It's good to know that there are people who genuinely looks after her. The story is progressing at a steady pace, but the quality is there.

A very uplifting episode. Being alone is very tough especially at a very young age, but it is not all a bad thing. Experience is the best tool for learning. I don't know, but i really connect with the character.