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| This was a very interesting episode. I'm surprised the sniper guy didn't ask to join the team lol but hey at least it all went well. I wonder how Sakamoto is going to recover his hand as the sniper round took a chunk out of his hand. Things are getting spicy every episode so I can only expect the next best thing! On to the next! |
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| A new character, Heisuke, is introduced. He’s kinda dumb and slow, but that just adds to his charm since he has a kind heart. He was mocked by others for not being good at anything, and even when he discovered he excelled at sniping, they still mocked him. That just made him more self-conscious. |
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| sniper hitman that’s so dense, what a good character archetype. Great episode |
| Whoever told me this is the anime equivalent of John Wick must be talking outta their ass. This is just another generic ass shonen. It even follows similar story beats to early 2000s shonen like early Bleach and Hitman Reborn. |
| Heisuke is a pretty fun character but lol poor guy, well he's a good sniper but Sakamoto is way too good of course. |
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| Shein version of Gon had such a sad backstory, I feel bad for my guy. Even though he's so stupid it makes him actually kinda cute. Plus I love his bird and he's a great shooter. I loved the part after the ED though, great to see those extra parts :3 |
| So Lu is Aqua of this show, being useless and making things worse for others. |
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| sakamotos jiggle physics is top notch |
| "The future is always blank. Only your willpower can leave footsteps there." "Ruling over death means ruling over life. Death is the climax of life. To have the best death, you must honor life." |
| This sniper is the dumbest assassin. |
| Heisuke is pretty dumbo but fun. A sniper added to the cast! |
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| just clicked with me the joke about sakamoto killing Shin (but in his thought) was the whole concept of Dokuro-chan with more gore, lol. |
| Heisuke is the best, probably my fav character from the main roster. |
| Every assassin with a name gotta have their own backstory huh |
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| Wow that call out from Lu was the most forced thing I've seen in anime. Like they couldnt have him find out Sakamoto is his targert in any other way then Lu literally spilling it for no reason. Rest of the episode was fine but damn that was such an eye roller. New guy was annoying as hell at first but ended up just aight by the end. A perfectly average one-off character. Love seeing how Aoi and Sakamoto met. Aoi and Hana really are the purest angels in this universe. |
DarknessRealityAug 18, 2025 4:40 PM
| Yuritopia FTW!!!!!!!!! BANZAI TO YURI !!!!!!!!!!!! |
| The funny thing is that a Mosin–Nagant in the hands of a poor sniper makes sense. Until recently, Mosin–Nagant were very inexpensive in the U.S. Prices reached up to $100 per rifle, depending on their condition. Otherwise, it is a rifle with a fairly powerful cartridge, more or less accurate, not finicky, and not a pity to use. They often became the weapons of novice hunters and young fellows who wanted to shoot cans and bottles. The rifles themselves were of poor quality and not suitable for use as "sniper" rifles. Those used as such were selected from a large pool, modified, or manufactured by more competent individuals. By the way, getting an original optical sight for a Mosin–Nagant from World War II is a big problem. Significantly fewer were produced, and many were lost. By the way, judging by its length, it's a carbine, not a rifle. There are all kinds of inaccuracies here, though. There is also no consistency in the depiction. The realism ends with the bullet flying out of the barrel. In fact, animators sometimes depict the entire cartridge flying out, along with the casing. The Japanese are very strict about weapons. That's why a stationery knife is often perceived as dangerous. |
| Glorious brilliant godlike autism. |
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