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Cutthroat just getting his red more red and red, especially to the point, where revealed how broken he is at all. Also an opening to us, to show how

People who like Detroit: Become Human gonna like this episode especially, we having a lot of references and also character growing. Also, we are

Big lore bomb with betrayal time, which is got logical. And a lot of small lore drops about the worldbuilding, which its good to understand all the

The fight of the "Feelings". To be honest, probably the best sense driven fight out of all, having more interest to see, when you're understanding

A bit vibe release after the previous actions going in the episodes. More world-building and getting new sense to work for the new characters. But

Plot twist again in the end, which is now going to the main point. Also finally some fights and action, except from last episode, which was more in

Perfect Mission plan in idea, but needs some Impossible creativity in the process :D Nice episode in general with a more chill vibe than we saw

After they presented the counter force to Akudama, it started to get some serious development of the characters and world in general. Especially the

Good and interesting entering episode of anime, showing the full cast of everyone and getting the idea of what gonna be happening. Also with

Right now they building the characters a lot, which is influencing the series really much. At future episodes its gonna go better, but for now its

As he would say "Move Peasants", he moved by himself later :D Peak high-budget chaos, as expected from Fate as usual, but serious enough to give you

Arthur just being Arthur - basically peak comedy gold, and yet the stakes are quite real. The animation is crisp, the main fight is nice, but also

It's funny how over-the-top crazy it gets, but at its heart, there's this somber and undertone about loss and repercussions that catches you off

Deadly Sentencing domain = wildest courtroom roast ever. Animation cooks a lot - gavels fly, vibes hit deep + heavy guilt themes. Needed