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the transformation scene was the last straw when I became absolutely sure it's not up my alley... Watching tiny, cute, fragile girls fighting or working as miners is way too cringey in my book. oh and that huge red ribbon was way too distracting & jarring...
Finally \o/ this long-anticipated game has started😍 It was scheduled TOMORROW so many episodes, the tension was palpable :D
downrated it a tad. That kick was totally uncalled for O_o mc as a prankster is kinda unappealing, then dog's shit, throwing up into the water he was swimming in... what a disgusting scene T_T
it was exciting to learn more about the missing Demon King😍
I lloved that it actually mattered for that big guy not only to get that position but the way HOW he could become the king <3 just one ep is left T_T so i hope to see more about that Demon King contest in the next season. Though I'd prefer if the real one just came back ;)
the missed delivery part cracked me up :D
maybe it's grown on me or it's really become funnier👍
It felt good to learn more about that doctor <3 even that grave mistake didn't make me think less of him, what matters is the fact that he acted on it when he realized the truth.
double rainbow was a pleasant surprise which made me smile contentedly🥰
The new opening is👍I do hope to see the answers to all those questions, more BO episodes pleeaase 🙏
The filler is mediocre, everyone was kinda unpleasant, i couldn't sympathize with any of their ordeals :(
welp, the comment below should be for the 35th ep, they were mixed, sadly. but it still suits anyway :D mc is a compassionate one for sure🥰
Welp, watching cute girls discussing silly things is usually not my cup of tea but I was eating while checking it & as they were talking about food a lot I found it a tad relatable ;) & even contemplated myself where the head of the cone was :D In general, that combination of lots of dif short scenes is an appealing concept imo.
Again it was rather predictable but I'm still genuinely happy for that old lady. She should have stopped obeying her late husband, it was high time she forgave her son <3
Nice flashback😍 The contrast is truly striking -- the way they were as first-years and now... It was both adorable & hilarious, I kept giggling throughout the whole glimpse at their past <3
The similar trick has already been used before, so it was a tad predictable but I still found the story enjoyable <3
That old man was way too cruel, so he deserves to be alone, though I do feel sorry his son died in such a painful way, no matter how bad he was...
This anime original case was quite novel👍Usually the victim turns out to be so loathsome that you can't help but feel the world has become a better place without them, it's impossible not to sympathize with the killer. But here, I think for the first time ever, it really hurt that such a devoted, fastidious guy was murdered by that repulsive bitch & in such a cruel way to boot T_T He should have divorced her earlier, how could he even have married that despicable nag :(

That worker, who has tied him initially, should be punished too. why the heck did he even obey her stupid order?! How was he going to work there after that?! Poor man :( he was just doing his work right, why did he have to suffer from such nasty scum T_T

I wonder if roses are really used that way in the wineries🤔
I appreciated that short recap at the beginning👍

that scantily clad scorpion wretch made me question my inclination to watch it😒 but that new crab guy was so much fun, so ig I'm in 🥰
a bunch of annoyingly brainless kids(`□′)╯┴┴ imo it's the worst when doctors try so hard to save someone but they just go and throw their life away in a ridiculous way ⋋_⋌ those stupidly aggressive students drove me up the wall (`□′)╯┴┴ but her suicidal, naive denseness was even more infuriating (-‸ლ) Anyhow, whatever foolish absurdities were happening throughout this season, Hazama was perfect in my book😍
An amazing way to escape! I applaud to his decision to go against the law & listen to his heart more👏🏻
aww What a great finale😍 I'm esp happy for Yousuke 🤗 He deserved to be rewarded with that embrace for all his extreme passion💜 And a picturesque sunrise was a wonderful way to finish the story <3 It was enjoyable & entertaining to watch👍
That betrayal was definitely cruel but he still could have a normal life with a loving wife, perhaps the chances of ever becoming a surgeon again were slim, but never zero btw, but he still had a great job as a uni lecturer loved by his students... Instead he chose revenge :( ending their lives he did the same with his own :( so tragic (( I know, he's done some crazy shit, still I can't help but feel sorry for his lost potential T_T
using a...corpse like that is mind-blowing O_o but a tad creepy :)
a fascinating arc👍 another cool doctor😍 It's so inspiring he doesn't give up no matter what. Personally, I can't imagine life in that state T_T
I burst out laughing when he tried to accept their proposal despite the truth about their real identity ahaha dat mc :D

*principles
some nasty dirty tricks are revealed :( That's disheartening that you can never be totally sure the matches you watch are all fair play T_T
An interesting take that wars stimulated the development of medicine🤔 though I still want to believe it would have happened anyway.

That scene where he made him confess mmm 😈
A thrilling film😍 it's astonishing it was released almost 60 years ago. It has some unique vibe of old fairy-tales🥰

Hilda is a pretty name, I love how it sounds, although I disliked that girl till the very end...

Mauni is such a cutie🥰
mc explains the ins and outs of their unfair world :( ours doesn't differ much though T_T