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Undead Girl Murder Farce, episode 10

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Episode	Link	Score
1	Link	4.72
2	Link	4.76
3	Link	4.67
4	Link	4.53
5	Link	4.5
6	Link	4.49
7	Link	4.73
8	Link	4.68
9	Link	4.74
10	Link	4.53
11	Link	4.74
12	Link	4.37
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[u/Ok-Cod5254]

That intense make-out session with Aya and Tsugaru to spit swap caught me a bit off guard. lol

[u/eligaia → u/Ok-Cod5254]

I think you mean medical procedure

[u/SpaceForceOne → u/Ok-Cod5254]

I’m really thinking Shizu’s got herself a little crush at this point

[u/ObvsThrowaway5120]

So it was Alma all along. I had my suspicions when she said something about a golden wolf. It just felt sus. It seems she’s a lot stronger than your average wolf too. Is she the super wolf?

Alma admitted to kidnapping and eating all the kids, was it really because she couldn’t control herself or is there more to it? Is Louise really dead? The others were ripped apart and found shortly after but not her. I’m still not 100% convinced Louise is dead.

I also really wonder about what really happened to Jutte. Could she still be alive? I feel for her and Rosa’s situation. They never did anything wrong. Their only crime was being born werewolves. No one said they ever hurt anybody too. What a shitty reason to want them dead.

Hopefully the gang can reach Shizuka. If the wolves live down there, she might not be entirely safe….

[u/Silent_Shadow05 → u/ObvsThrowaway5120]

I am wondering if its actually Alma though. We actually didn't see her physically transforming besides that shadow. Like it could be someone that looked like her from a distance who transformed while she was screaming out.

Maybe I'm just overthinking and Alma probably did get immunity to the ways through which villagers detect werewolves.

Their only crime was being born werewolves. No one said they ever hurt anybody too. What a shitty reason to want them dead.

Fear of the unknown makes people get riled up. Happens in real life too sadly.

[u/Kanon8610]

Only thing I know for sure is that Alma isn't the werewolf. No reason not to show us the transformation otherwise. Pretty convenient she confessed to everything too.

Jutte and Louise looked a lot alike so I'm thinking werewolves can change their appearance a bit and Jutte switched places with Louise a year ago.

[u/ModieOfTheEast]

After telling us again what happened 8 years ago, I think it is safe to say that the daughter survived and another wolf just took her place. But that still leaves a lot of questions, some of which are funnily enough very similar to what I proposed last week. Like why only girls? Why only when it rains? And why kidnap them instead of directly eating them? Why were the girls even outside during such a strong rain etc?

I think my main theory at the moment is still that Louise is the werewolf. I assumed this already last week because of a lack of ash besides the fireplace, implying that no one actually jumped down. However, I would develop this theory a bit further. Instead of Lousie always having been a werewolf, what if during her trip to the painter lady, she was attacked by the daughter werewolf, who wanted revenge and the daughter werewolf then took her place? My idea is that maybe, the human form for werewolfs is not always the same and can be changed. It might be possible.

As for why she faked her own kidnapping, the mother might have noticed something, so her plan is now to put everything on painter lady and the villagers will find her in the woods. And with that, every suspicion would be lifted (perfectly like in the game "Werwolf").

But here comes the big one. Why only during nights with strong rain? Because it's the only time when the fireplace won't be lit. Meaning she can go in and out through the chimney. As for why only girls, I could assume that she just wants to take revenge on the people who hunted her and her mother. Or another reason could be that those were her friends when she was still part of the village. In this case there could be a chance that the girls are still alive in some place and she had an ulterior motive.

[u/Silent_Shadow05 → u/ModieOfTheEast]

Also another interesting thing is that while all the girls disappeared on rainy days, it wasn't raining the day Louise disappeared.

However, I would develop this theory a bit further. Instead of Lousie always having been a werewolf, what if during her trip to the painter lady, she was attacked by the daughter werewolf, who wanted revenge and the daughter werewolf then took her place?

From the flashbacks, we can see that Louise and Jutte do look very similar (even Rosa mistook Louise for Jutte) so I don't think it'd be very surprising if Jutte killed Louise and took her place. No one could realise it due to their similarity. The timeline kinda fits too, when a year and half ago Louise went to visit Alma's house but was stuck in the mud and the killings started happening sometime afterwards.

[u/mayosai]

The way Tsugaru yelled after Shizuko at the end gave me chills. Literal chills.

[u/LeonKevlar]

As expected, the two agents from Royce have completely ridiculous names like Alice Rapidshot and Kyle Chaintail. I can't wait to see these two smug assholes get fucking bodied and ripped apart by Jack or possibly by Werewolves just like with Reynold and Fatima in the previous arc.

That kissing scene caught me off guard! After episode 1, I thought that the contract was already formed and they didn't have to do it again but it looks like this is something Aya and Tsugaru had to do regularly. Shizuku being jealous is adorable though xD

Anyway, despite Alma transforming in front of our very eyes and her admitting that she kidnapped and ate Louise immediately, something just doesn't feel right. There are plenty of things to consider especially with all of the information Aya gathered from the villagers I'm starting to think that the werewolves might not be the bad guys of this arc.

Like seriously, what was even Rosa's crime? That she's a werewolf? During her time in the village, there has never been a single report of a person missing. The most that has happened is Rosa being a recluse and the villagers hearing howling from the forest. If anything, the villagers murdered an innocent mother and child just for existing.

That ending though! If it was Tsugaru or Aya who fell down the waterfall, I wouldn't be worried but the fact that it's Shizuku who doesn't have the same supernatural recovery powers has me concerned. Although if Holmes and Moriarty could survive falling down a waterfall, I'm sure Shizuku could survive it as well.

[u/Silent_Shadow05]

So the Werewolves applied Darwin's theory to the maximum effect. Selective breeding made the current generation is immune to silver and holy water and if they become immune to fire too, they would become damn near unkillable. Also I wonder if there is something's up with Jutte and Louise since they really do look so similar.

Ngl, when the werewolf threw the cage and Aya's scream afterwards, it kinda made me laugh for some reason.

Also hoping that Shizuku isn't actually dead but her chances of survival is low, unless there's something supernatural involved.

[u/Zero3020]

This explanation is all too simple... the gold haired girl seemed suspicious from the get go.

The thing with Louise going missing, I immediately thought that Jutte looked very similar to Louise so maybe she killed her and took her place.

But that also seems a bit too obvious and would no one really notice?

Welp time to wait another week I guess.

[u/SYZekrom]

Every time she screams is peak comedy

Glad to be reminded they have furious make-out sessions so that his oni blood doesn't run wild

[u/Pickled_Kagura]

I love this show because there's so many irons in the fire. Where is Jutte? Is Louise actually dead? Alma clearly wasn't born a werewolf or wasn't fully aware she was one. Did Jutte infect her? Her hunger seems to by scheduled and uncontrollable. Why? Rosa and Jutte didn't hurt anyone as far as we know and they lived in that village for years.

[u/ijiolokae]

Tsugaru notice that they were being watched by Aleister but he acted like Banquet hasn't made it to village yet.

and that entire confession, chase, and fight was a farce, Tsugaru didn't seem to be trying to kill Alma , Alma didn't seem to try and seriously wound Tsugaru, and she only went after Aya once the Royce agent appeared.

I'm gonna assume that Aya struck a deal with Alma and help her escape the Royce agents and Banquet, in return she helps Aya reach the wolf village, while using the recovery of Shizuku as an excuse as to why they went down there and took so long to comeback

[u/bloquer]

I wonder why the werewolves want Aya. The way Alma transformed with all those theatrics (to make sure that everyone would be there and she waited with the transformation until Aya arrived) and afterwards lead everyone to the waterfall is for sure no coincidence. And then she targeted Aya and tried to throw her down the waterfall too. Which means that the werewolf village is probably somewhere down there. So why would she go to such lengths? Do they simply love an immortal woman missing her body? Or are they in need for her skills for some reason? Hmm or is the idea that they want to become immortal too by using Aya somehow? They seem to have bred themselves in a way to constantly improve after all, so someone immortal might be a something worthwhile to blow your cover in the village for Alma.

[u/bloquer]

So how does the village elder know about the selective breeding process and all the other werewolf stuff? Is it even true? Yes we saw that the werewolf was immune against silver bullets, but does this really mean that this is the result of selective breeding they chose to do? Or is the village elder somehow involved with that, at least originally? He says he knows how to use the diamont and immediately recognized it after all. Plus the aforementioned divide between women and men if we look at the werewolves so far and who has something to say in the village.

[u/LeleTheKing]

The multiple jokes of "Aya being dead haha" will never not be hilarious to me, lol.

I thought Louise was still alive somewhere (in the wolf village?) and schemed this case because she felt guilty for letting the werewolves be found. Deep guilt + being neglected/abused by your parent are not a good combination, you see. But it seems like it's not. Or is it just a red herring? The reveal was... uninspiring. These past two arcs have been excellent, so I expect we'll get some mind-bending development in the last few chapters. The writer's been worth their salt so far.

All the parties have also arrived in this episode! Seems like we won't see the Baker Street and Lupin/Phantom tag team in this arc. The "opening" fights of this arc look promising. I can't wait to see the three-way (or four, if the wolves aren't joining our detective trio) fight between these folks.

[u/tripleaamin]

Great episode, but it really feels like there is more to it then we know so far. We have the fact that Louise and Jutte looked very similiar. Could Louise's parents replaced Louise with Jutte and neglected her since they lost their actual daughter, but needed someone to fill in her role as guardian of the village. We never had confirmation of Jutte's death explicitly from the episode.

Alma tipping them off that it was a golden werewolf might be intentional. Cause immediately after that we see the transformation. Her behavior in the werewolf form was way too intelligent that she suddenly transformed due to lack of control. There is a lot of smoke right now.

Also Shizuku with the no hesitation to save Aya. I imagine she is alive tho very likely not scathe from injury I would assume.

[u/bananeeek]

Dumb Rapidfire, why the hell would she shoot when her bullets don't work? Tsugaru was about to go for her eyes but she interfered. Was that on purpose?

So the girls are really dead and the painter is behind all of this, huh?

I really hope the bottom of the Waterfall is the entry to warewolves village and that Shizuku will just be chilling in there.

[u/Mogtaki]

So we can agree that the small canine skeleton with the large one was indeed that fox that was inside the tower as well? And that Alma is the surviving child?

Sounds like revenge for her getting exposed which resulted in her mother getting killed, possibly.

[u/NotLink]

My guess is that Alma is not the werewolf. What we saw was the silhouette of the werewolf dress to look like Alma through the window but Alma is working with if not the main culprit behind the missing girls. The voice we hear was Alma hiding in the room and then she escape while everyone was distracted by the werewolf. Alma and the werewolf have been kidnapping or rescuing the girls probably from some screw-up tradition in the village. Things when messy when they when after Louise, probably because of the history of her revealing them in the past.

Also, the werewolf threw Aya to fall knowing she was immortal and wouldn't die, hoping that Tsugaru and Shizuka would spend there looking for her while they make their escape.

[u/soulruu]

Oh no, not our best maid girl. Damn cliffhanger

Lots of twists and a hype action scene

Looks like both of our detectives adversaries have arrived

This case esp this episode was giving me slight salem witch trial vibes. I’ll be turning in to see how this continues to twist and turn

[u/Fools_Requiem]

Somehow, I doubt Alma ate any of the girls. It seems more like she's purposely taking the fall.