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That breakfast scene with the whole Greyrat family finally sitting together made me so happy because they really deserved some peace after that

That old lady Reida Liia is way more intimidating than she looks and her disciple Isolte completely shutting down Eris with that defensive style

Amano Jyaku is definitely the most compelling part of this mess because his mission across the centuries gives the constant violence a bit more

Hearing that Hiroshi is actually getting married feels like the end of an era for this series and Ami finally has to face reality alone

I think the way the character designs looked so much rounder in this volume was a nice change and the space stuff worked well

The Demon King appearing in person made the situation feel way more dangerous than before

That phantom lady is genuinely terrifying when she goes after the guys and the visuals for the life force draining scenes are super detailed

I think that vomit scene was way too gross for me and I actually felt bad for the Office Lady because of her toothache while she had to clean that

Kaishun really reached a new low with those comments about OL, and watching Ebichu absorb every nasty detail was both hilarious and painful at the

The twist with the antique shop box was pretty dark and it made the whole prison scene feel like a nightmare

You can see Eri is getting closer to the truth but the way he keeps tricking the others in the dorm is just messed up

The animation style reminds you a lot of those old school nineties horror titles, especially during the darker scenes with the demon attacking Sena

Watching the sisters lose their dignity while the father and son competed was just too much and the conclusion didn't offer any real closure for what

suzuna trying to maintain her priestess dignity while the mansion spell was active felt like a total losing battle and the visuals in the final room

The way the episode ends on that cliffhanger during their duel makes the rivalry feel so much more personal and intense than in the first part

The job counseling gimmick is hilarious and the nurse scene has some of the best art in the whole series so far

I just wanted to see the pool scene again and this special delivered exactly that and Tony Taka really knows how to draw those character designs

that specific visual of the men being totally burned except for their genitals is a bizarre and haunting image for a horror mystery

Watching the twins return to their childhood home was peaceful until Sora decided to cross the line in the final scene and now everything feels

The mood changed so fast and now it feels like a completely different show than the Akira arc