Undead Murder Farce
Oshimeter
Synopsis
In 19th-century France, the wife of vampire noble Jean Duchet Godard is murdered in her own home. With the local human authorities unwilling to properly investigate the case, Godard hires a pair of private detectives known to specialize in the supernatural: Tsugaru Shinuchi, a man with a mysterious birdcage; and his partner, Aya Rindou. This enigmatic duo has come from faraway Japan for one purpose—to track down the man who stole both Aya's body and Tsugaru's humanity.
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Characters
Tsugaru Shinuchi
Aloof half-demon, Aya's skilled assistant and Oni Hunter, he controls his demonic transformation by consuming her saliva.
Yashiro Taku
Aya Rindou
Immortal detective Aya Rindou, 962 years old, journeys through Europe to recover her stolen body, aided by a reluctant partner.
Kurosawa Tomoyo
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Such a satisfying ending to both the werewolf village storyline but also the season overall. I always love how logical and structured Aya's final deductions are. I was pleasantly surprised with the ending of the culprit's story. I really hope we get more seasons of this anime!
This episode was a bit slow, but it provided us with some new crucial plot twists and elements that help the picture somewhat come together. It was great to see Aya's detective skills shown off again. I love the character design of the werewolves in both their forms.
It was nice to see a different perspective in this episode. The pacing also sped up, keeping things more interesting. After the disappointing ending of the last episode, this was a nice refresher. I loved the bit of lore at the beginning of the episode.
This episode was a bit slower than expected, and the reveal we were waiting for came sooner than expected and was disappointing and somewhat predictable. I did enjoy the little cliffhanger at the end .
The shift in pacing and tone was great after the chaos of the previous arc. I loved the introduction of new supernatural beings, and the darker more emotional themes.
Such a spectacular episode. We see unexpected reveals and cool new characters, also references to classic literature, which I really enjoyed. Amazing animation and plot twists. Overall peak fiction, as they say.
This episode was chaotic in the best way possible. I loved that we got to see how each team of characters interacted with one another. The name of the episode is very fitting. Great animation for the action sequences.
I loved this episode. The comedic break from the action and mystery was well-timed and not dragged out. It was cool to finally see Lupin in action.
As a lover of classic literature, I loved the introduction of the new characters! If you enjoy mysteries involving theft and espionage, you'll definitely love this new storyline. Great character design and pleasing visuals.
The conclusion to this case was slightly predictable, but Aya's demonstration of her deductive skills made up for it. I loved the sprinkle of action we got to see from Tsugaru. Overall a good conclusion to the first mystery of the series.
Aya's deductive techniques are really interesting to watch. The tension was definitely very high this episode, which kept me on the edge of my seat. I loved the visuals in the forest scenes, the animation really enhanced the tense atmosphere. Pacing was a bit slow but bearable.
I love that this show turned into a full on supernatural crime thriller. It was great to see new types of supernatural creatures this episode. The attention to detail with regards to the lore of the characters is exceptional. A very entertaining episode indeed.
What a wild ride for a season finale! The way all the chaos in the village wraps up is super satisfying. Shizuku gets an absolutely badass rematch and Aya’s final deduction hits perfectly. A flawless ending to this story with a good closing of lore. It had ups and downs but at the end it was a good anime to watch.
The pieces are coming together but it was a really weird plot twist. This dark history is more complex that I expected. But I must say, Tsugaru's fights are always the best of the best.
This is going up again! The emotional weight here is heavy, specially after Shizuku gets separated from the group. This is showing how deeply connected our main trio actually is.
The change of tensions are agressive, the agents from the Royce Insurance company crash Aya's investigation and the twist is weird. Nevertheless, the intellectual chess match between Aya and the agent added a great layer of conflict. I'm curious of what's coming next.
This episode was a complete shift in tone compared to the previous one. A snowy village plagued by missing girls and werewolf rumors. This is setting up a darker mystery that contrast perfectly with the London arc.
This is getting better. A big plot twist and the actions scales up as the mysterious Professor and his faction make their presence known. Learning more about Aya's stolen body increase is amazing.
A lot of chaos in the best way possible. The heist goes live and watching all teams cross paths in the dark mansion is a blast. The tension was incredible and kept you guessing who has the upper hand on this.
This was a lighter episode that expands even more this world. Watching Aya, Tsugaru and and Shizuku explore London was great and the plot twist of this adventure. I have to say that the dynamics between the characters are the best part of the anime.
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