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The way the lore explains that Kai evolved because humans turned magic into nutritional toxins is a scary thought and it makes the whole industry

when he finally gave in to the tension after weeks of holding back it felt like the biggest payoff of the night and the art stayed consistent too

they are stranded on an island and the only cure for their condition is the guy they bullied in class

Lester turning into a terrifying boss the moment Dino tried to slack off was unexpected and it proves even demon lords fear a middle manager with a

the assault scene with the possessed villager is still pretty grim but you can tell the writers were trying to move away from the usual tentacle

the piano scenes were actually super peaceful and the story took a weird turn when those fantasy elements started showing up at the end

Character designs are super nostalgic and seeing how determined the lead girl was during her interview made her easy to root for

the sci fi elements were okay but this felt like such a random shift after the last four episodes ended and I missed the regular cast

I have no clue how to explain this show to anyone after that episode, but the monkey baseball segment was weirdly captivating. I found myself really

I felt so empty watching them part ways at the station and the music made the whole scene hurt way more than I expected for a show like this

The pacing slowed way down for this one and it almost felt like a different show but at least the art stayed consistent

Everything about the atmosphere is just so oppressive and it never lets up even for a second which makes the ending feel inevitable even if it hurts

The way Kakeru suddenly shifted into that beast form was exactly the moment that hooked me because the amnesia stuff was starting to get a bit

Koji turning into a demon while keeping his cool is such a classic Maeda aesthetic, especially with how dark and gory the murder scenes get right

Ayumi coming home drunk and crying really shows how much pressure she is under and the way the media is setting her up is purely evil

I felt like the psychic's role was a bit weird and she just kind of existed to move the plot toward that lonely woman but the ending was dark enough

I usually love how unhinged this show gets, but the whole hair of happiness thing felt like a bit of a reach. Ebichu was just being her usual loud

I really liked the scene where Alice scanned the crime scene and it felt so retro sci-fi

I noticed the animation for the ninja combat was actually pretty decent and it set up the finale well since everything is falling apart for the

I think the coolest thing about Kiriko is that she actually fights back and even has a couple of those masked freaks in the infirmary at the start.