This feels like Twitter nitpicking, Fujimoto has less help and worse deadlines but the art's fine. I wouldn't skip the manga over this.

I just want Dennis to be happy at this point, please Fujimoto.

Aki hugging angel was the best part, genuinely tender.

Are there 3D sessions? That's crazy, I thought this fad went away after 2015 or something, it such a gimmick that normally only makes the experience worse unless the movie was intentionally made with it in mind.

Oh I'm going to hell for laughing at this, poor Kabura.

Is it just me or does someone else also think it felt like pacing, different from all the other episodes? It's like they are changing directors every 3 episodes.

Does someone know if is it the same team behind all episodes?

The last part was pretty good though, at least we had one happy ending, Cyan deserved this.

I don't know where this show is taking me but I am enjoying it.

I hope Cyan can be happy just being herself, and her arc has a happier ending than the two last so far.

She gave a lot of opportunities for him to open up though. There were a lot of moments he could have confessed and got things right, but he hesitated to do so. He has nobody to blame but himself.

He could have gotten the crush of his life, his friend a hero's lifestyle if he was honest to himself, that's what I took from his storyline at least.

She gave a lot of opportunities for him to open up though. There were a lot of moments he could have confessed and got things right, but he hesitated to do so. He has nobody to blame but himself.

He could have gotten the crush of his life, his friend a hero's lifestyle if he was honest to himself, that's what I took from his storyline at least.

She gave a lot of opportunities for him to open up though. There were a lot of moments he could have confessed and got things right, but he hesitated to do so. He has nobody to blame but himself.

He could have gotten the crush of his life, his friend a hero's lifestyle if he was honest to himself, that's what I took from his storyline at least.

I wish the romance could've gone a lil further, and even tho it's a bit cliche, it's still pretty interesting to see how that love triangle would unravel. Also let's hope it doesn't keep cliffhanging every episode

The devil is horny horny for Denji (or pochita). I wonder what Fujimoto is implying with that last page.

I am glad it is back, it was a great episode.

Although I had this feeling it was a bit all over the place, but maybe that's just me, and I am not used to the series pacing anymore.

This episode only further solidifies my belief that this series is criminally underrated. 1h episode with a diversity of scenarios, backgrounds, a story related to scammers and at the same time shows a glimpse of hope in human nature?

Great stuff in my opinion, the pacing felt slow at times and I wish we had further details on what happened to the guy that was in love with the scammer, but I really liked Lu Guang's character growth.

I liked Kaguya-sama's ending though, it felt way more fulfilling at least.

I think her reaction to Aqua's death was what broke me the most. She definitely deserved a happier ending.

He's very proficient into stringing different pieces of what it seems to be randomly-generated stories into an entertaining main plotline.

And if you look into it, the mangaka's backstory when coming up with Dandadan story is actually about that. (How to struggle and come up with original ideas). I recommend giving it a read.

To me they kissed, otherwise nothing about this scene makes sense IMHO.

Just like in real life, people call it "suffering", we call it "character development".

I really hope so, but this time I won't be able to wait for a new season of the anime. Akane on its own made me want to start the manga.