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The final battle happens here, the stakes are so high and every action here feels well deserved. Keita turning back into a normal human was just so

This episode was just non stop action and I love it. But we still get some quiet character moments here and there which I appreciate since this is

We finally get Kaoru's backstory here, and it adds a lot of weight to his character, who up to now was mostly like a comedic rival figure. The stakes

This was such a big episode, I won't spoil any fights but oh man that was something. This is a great mix of a genuinely tense fight scene followed by

This was such a high stakes episode, since Dai Yoko is a genuinely intimidating figure once free, and the show finally lets its more serious side

Honestly this episode just felt like a tension builder considering the fact that we still have a few more episodes to go. Not much happens in terms

The revelations here are just so dramatic! Hahaha that misunderstanding actually made things a lot bigger and even revealed Keita's father and his

This was a nice episode that emphasizes more working together instead of competing, I really like the lesson here. We also get to return to some fun

This was a meh episode, though I do like the action and the world building here, the pacing felt a bit slow and there wasn't much plot progression

This episode was a good turning point that shifts from our usual monster of the week kind of trope onto someone who actually feels like a real

This episode does a nice job blending horror and comedy with a genuine character moment for Tayune, who gets to show a softer, more vulnerable side

This was such a funny and chaotic episode, we also have this kind of love potion in our country called "gayuma" and it was fun seeing our culture in

Finally we are back to comedy but with some plot relevance. Yoko's true nature as a kappa is revealed and we also met her father. This episode also

This episode pays off the setup with a sad and emotional reveal behind the shinigami's actions and honestly I do felt some kind of pity for it. This

Things do get noticeably darker here with Keita and Yōko being sent to deal with a shinigami that has been killing off members of a family one by

There is finally some tension in this episode due to the tournament and this episode balances comedy and a bit of tension well. It is not a huge,

Another flashback style episode, this time showing how Hake and Keita's grandmother met. Like episode 5, this is one of the stronger episodes because

YOU SHOULD NOT WATCH THIS IN FRONT OF SOMEONE, this episode leans hard into the ecchi comedy side of the show, with a title that pretty much tells

It is a strange, kind of niche premise, and honestly this is one of the weaker episodes writing wise, the plot feels thrown together just to fill an

This one is a pretty standard "monster of the week" episode with the usual hot spring fan-service mixed in. The comedy is decent, and the spirits