黄泉のツガイ

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I'm glad the dog reminded Yuru of the times Danji was by his side. Hopefully nothing bad happens to Danji, like him sacrificing himself to help Yuru, him going to look for fake Asa alone made me concerned for his well being. It'd be funny if Asa slips in a Yuru drawing in every chapter of Hikaru's manga. Yozakura pinning Yuru down was done so creepily, I'm glad Dera was able to react quickly even with his mind trying to process what was going on. I'm excited to see Left vs Ivan, I actually shouted out "NO!" when the ED hit lol. Just when it was getting even better.

I think the daemon with the white horse (Oshira-sama) is the most straightforward IMHO, she helps out people regardless of whether they're daemon or human (as long as they can see daemons obviously) and tries to keep trouble away from her master (who is an oba-san nice auntie-type human) doesn't really care about the complicated spy/clan/mystical backstory she just happened to make a pact with the nicest human she could find and then keeps involving herself with other nice humans that need help out of the kindness of her daemonic heart. Also you can sorta tell she'd be into street racing the way she violates traffic laws going 200 MPH on that horse on the highway, so she's making a strong case for Best Girl.

Ok, good to hear that no one got banned, but I dunno. The "Ed...ward" meme has been around for years. I'm surprised that anyone can be spoiled on this anymore. I hope the reasonable mods on the team can discuss borderline situations like this with the mods who deleted comments in this thread. Like I appreciate that the anime mods as a whole have been vigilant about spoilers for the subreddit, but in this case it felt a little overboard.

I'm surprised that anyone can be spoiled on this anymore. I understand where you're coming from, but it's also easy to feel that way if you've been in the scene for a while. Are you surprised that some people haven't seen FMA...? Because it's just as entirely possible that some newgen anime fan watch Daemons first and then goes to watch FMA after. So, without running the risk of someone browsing this thread and getting clapped by something they didn't ask for, we'd rather just nip the problem in the bud. Generally would agree that our spoiler policy is a little overboard, but we want to keep this environment as safe and as spoiler-free as possible. If you have any other questions or comments about this, def hit up our meta thread .

It is just peak writing. He is not just some kid. He grew up in the mountains and learned to defend himself and kill at an early age. As he said, when in the mountains he needs to be able to focus and keeps survival always in his mind. Someone like him would not panic in these situations and analyse whatever is going on, just like he learned. It is just so refreshing to see well written characters, that aren't all over the place.

It's easy to dismiss given how Yuru is constantly calm and can emote too little, but I enjoy how he fluctuates between unlearned medieval boy and hyper-competent hunter. This kid is brutally thrusted into not only the modern world but the supernatural world as well, and most stories would've made their protagonist a complete newbie and blubbering mess who makes tons of mistakes and needs more seasoned fighters to take the lead. But while Yuru has his fair share of basic guidance, it's crazy how much he punches above his weight and defies expectations with only the barest of knowledge on hand. He learns, assesses, recontextualise, adapts, finds the best path forward and even bides his time. I'm having a lot of fun with him.

It also perfectly reflects how humans just are. Stuff you are used to... well, you are used to it. And other things might just overwhelm you. It is character depth that makes sense. Obviously it is still a fictional story with unrealistic aspects to it. But it is still important to make human characters feel human and the author managed that, just as she did very well with FMA:B. I very much enjoy it when characters are written like this and at the same time I am also sick of most of the anime tropes we have to deal with these days.

I love the fact that Yuru doesn't get trapped in the "fish out of water" trope, and is surprisingly competent and adaptive. It's always amusing to see him react to something he's unfamiliar with, but refreshing in how resourceful he is even when he's out of his element. I can't stand other stories where the protagonist gets hung up on all the tiny details of things they don't understand. Thankfully the author really understands proper pacing and character growth.

Its the fact we all probably expected some heartfelt moment of Yuru being happy that everyone waited for him to get home to eat. Only for Yuru to appreciate his family and understand he needs to be there for them too (Danji). Only for them to eat without Ryu. It was so out of left field and I love it. Her reasoning was perfect to get Yuru to eat as well. "What it were attacked and can't eat later. " To Yuru being like "Bet, you right". When the scene isn't super tense the author's humour is fantastic. I love it.

Asuma with the lowkey Hell Girl line drop (tho I kinda wish he did say "Ippen shinde miru" verbatim). Kinda works and hits the same too with the way Yozakura kidnapped Yuru--appearing from out of nowhere like your worst nightmare/apparition and "ferrying" him to (with Ivan's hellp) Shingo's HQ. Asuma's endgame may ultimately be to become the Kagemori's head honcho, and similar to how his daemon's operate--is playing both sides (light and shadow) to achieve it. And after this episode, I gotta say the guy is more likable than I initially gave him credit for.