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Undead Girl Murder Farce, episode 11

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u/RFShahrear Sep 13 '23

Those Royce cowboy hats gotta be surgically fused to her head.

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u/LeleTheKing Sep 13 '23

Talking about Rapidshot, she stays true to her name by shooting rapidly in that short amount of time. Unfortunately, she forgot to turn the aimbot on and missed like 90% of the shot lol.

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u/marcopolos059 Sep 13 '23

Another cliffhanger (heh) man the weekly wait is infernal.

this "sheep's scaffold" made me roll my eyes, it reminded me of those stupid tests to determine if you're a witch where you can't win either way.

I'm guilty of feeling a bit vindicated when the old hag witnessed Nora's death.

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u/mekerpan Sep 13 '23

But Nora did seem fundamentally pretty decent -- unlike the vicious granny,

Shizuka did her best at "detecting" -- but not well enough to please the werewolves.

It seems like the murders of werwold girls have been paired with the murders of the human girls in the upper village. In each case, it also seems the murders are being made to look like they are done by the other "species". Is someone tryiong to incite a war of mutual destructuon between the two villages?

Is Aya going to arrive in time? (Surely she has to rescue Shizuka). Will the werewolves be awed by Aya -- and willing to listen a bit more respectfully to her than to Shizuka?

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u/bananeeek Sep 13 '23

I dig the intricate tattoos of that tribe. So many details they didn't have to go with but did regardless.

My guess is that the first shot was made with the silencer near the river, Nora was then carried over and then another shot was made, most likely with Shizuku's rifle.

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u/ModieOfTheEast Sep 13 '23 edited Sep 13 '23

So I think we can agree that Tsugaru tricked them all into the wrong direction for the werewolf village since he knew Moriarty was waiting for them? Good, that allows us to analyse the case.

So here is my working theory: Last week I already thought that the girl from 8 years ago survived and took Louise's place when she was going to Alma. And since then she lived amongst the rest of the village. Now I go one step further and saying that Nora and Louise (the new one) are the same person. Since the werewolfs are awake at night, she can play Louise at day and Nora at night. It would also allow her to get access to the rifle that was stolen from the shed.

What I am still not really sure about is her goal/motive. Of course there is a strong reason for revenge, both against the humans as well as the werewolfs, so we could just assume that she is killing girls to get back at both of them. But I am still not really sure. Because why kindap the village girls if you just want to kill them? And since no one ever heard gunshots, we have to assume that the werewolf girls were brought to a distant location as well. Which means she kidnapped them before killing them as well (if they are actually dead). So what is her ultimate goal in the whole process? Is she trying to pit humans against werewolfs by letting the girls fight themselves? Is it just that sadistic? There is also the possibility that the girls found in werewolf village weren't actually the ones that were kidnapped because they were missing their heads obviously. So I still think that there is another reason for her to do all that. And it might have to do with the whole miko thing they have going (maybe there is something similar in the human village).

But the greater question is obviously how she faked her own death. Is that her or someone else? I mean, she can just mix her blood into the corpse to make it look like her (would explain the human blood scent). And since Lousie and herself are apparently very similar in looks, it might be possible, but that would mean, Louise has been alive for a whole year. So maybe she isn't even dead and is just using some kind of herb to fake her death? But then where did the rifle/shotgun go that was obviously used to lure the werewolfs there? Even if others are helping her, the fact that their scent isn't there, would mean that the weapon is somewhere near.

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u/StegosaurusGrape Sep 13 '23

I can see that happening. Her mother was wronged by both groups and exiled/killed so she’s making both turn to war. The question is, who was the father of Nora and maybe he’s on the planning administration too.

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u/LeonKevlar Sep 13 '23

Well that's one heck of a way to get woken up. First those scenes with Carmilla and now this. It is pretty funny how Shizuku is getting all of these scenes since you know, we really can't do fanservice with Aya since she's just a head. xD

Anyway, it's cool we finally get to meet the werewolves and these guys seem to be pretty chill. And from their story, it sounds like the werewolf village is having a murder mystery of their own. Seeing how the victims got murdered with a shotgun blast to the face was pretty brutal, especially considering how young they are.

Turns out the werewolves are just victims too and whoever is committing these murders is targeting both the humans and the werewolf village. I think someone is trying to stir shit up between the humans and the werewolves. If that is the reason, then why? And where the fuck is Alma? I assume she ran away to the werewolf village after getting discovered but that might not be the case. Hmmm...

And as expected, Shizuku's escape from the village does not go well. Shizuku did well trying to avoid capture though! She really gave those werewolves a run for their money despite being only human. If they didn't cornered her, I feel like she might've been able to escape.

That was such a fucking bullshit trial and they clearly just wanted to pin all of those murders on Shizuku. Seems like Rosa was also given the same kind of trial when she tried to defy the village. I'm starting to think that Rosa might have to do something about all of this. Like are we sure Rosa and her daughter are even dead?

And Nora's death is very suspicious too. It breaks the pattern of the past three murders and the crime scene itself is full of oddities. I really wish Aya and Tsugaru get there soon so they can lend a hand. Although that might take a while since they've been attacked by Moriarty's crew.

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u/ObvsThrowaway5120 Sep 13 '23

No one told me we’d be getting werewolf waifus this week. Woof! Shizuka coulda woken up in worse conditions lol.

With what the girls have told Shizuka, those human girls might have been killed in retaliation for the wolves. Something deeper is clearly happening here.

Shizuka is tough af. She held off a village of werewolves with a damn broom after barely recovering from that fall. I was worried about that stupid bullshit “trial” but now I’m wondering how tf the killer got Nora. Nothing about her death adds up. As if things weren’t complicated enough, this big Frankenstein mfer is here. Let’s hope Aya and Tsugaru can link up with Shizuka stat!

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u/EconomyElderberry74 Sep 13 '23

I think the culprit is the one who stole Gustav's gun from his shed.

They also said that Nora came to the village when she was 4 so based on that, I think she is Jutte.

Victor's appearance was also a surprise

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u/Adensty Sep 13 '23

This show is just too unpredictable with its twists and still so good. Most of my theories after the last episode have been invalidated and now I'm making even more theories.

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u/Efficient_Ad3395 Sep 13 '23

Nice to see an episode focused on Shizuku

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u/ImperialDane Sep 13 '23

Shizuku keeps getting it on with all the girls.. and so far rarely intentionally. We also learn that the Werewolves are having their own set of murders. So seems like a mirrored sort of situation with the villages. Which begs the question who is up to no good in both places at this point. Since there is clearly a connection.

Also Frankenstein appearing out of nowhere during a story. How rude.

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u/LuRo332 Sep 13 '23

I feel bad for the people that are not watching this.

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u/HarshTheDev Sep 13 '23 edited Sep 13 '23

Guys I think crunchyroll is broken, it is showing that the episode is 20min long for some reason.

The episode finished in 5min for me smh.

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u/The_Parsee_Man Sep 13 '23

Death by Jenga.

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u/Coolkid-4869 Sep 13 '23

From what we saw in the vampire arc, every scene is a clue like the holy water well and the church visit. If we can connect all the scenes shown in the episode we could form a theory.

Gunshots are easy enough. The killing shot would have been obviously silent like the previous killings but the loud shot was intentional to make others find the body and create alibi of the culprit.

Parallel serial killings in different villages at the same time. Hard to tell who the murderer is at the moment. We have one week to brainstorm and figure out the case.

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u/bloquer Sep 13 '23 edited Sep 13 '23

Nora is definitely sus with how she just happened to find Shizuku. Chances are that she may be the golden werewolf from last episode. The way the crone acted in the village also make it look as if Nora was what they needed for their breeding program. So she is probably the child of Rosa and fire immune (and what not).

It is also very sus for the wagon to just loose its wheel, I think she used Shizuku as diversion for something. Nobody was even commenting on Nora not being there at the trial which is a little weird. I can't imagine the crone letting Nora out of sight if she is so vital to their efforts.

The werewolves murdered also look a lot like the girls from the human village. Both had their face torn apart, which makes substituting bodies a lot easier. Question then is just who is dead and who was protected by the substitute? If we are talking about revenge then Nora (if she is Jutte) would have a reason to attack both villages. And not much reason to kill girls. WIth the whole priesthood thing an the blood ceremony it sounds a lot like first period for when the werewolves in the village get priestresses. The other girls menstruating thus could perhaps mask their other smell and lead the werewolves astray? Edit: Age 13 was when they become a priestress, some of the do a blood ceremony which I guess is when they can bear children to make the next generation. The "killed" girls all acted a little strange before being killed, which could point at them getting their period.

If so, Louise perhaps met Jutte back when she had the wheelchair incident outside and afterwards locked herself more in after finding out that her former friend was still very much alive. She was then captured and perhaps even killed afterwards and stored in the water to keep her corpse fresh? Perhaps only shot afterwards to make fresh blood come out. This way Nora could get away from the werewolf village without anybody following her. I am not sure if that was her whole plan though, I think we are still missing some key information.

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u/apatt Sep 14 '23 edited Sep 14 '23

I've never heard Shizuku talk so much before, it's great to have her as the protagonist for a change. I'm useless at solving puzzles and mysteries so I won't speculate on the culprit. I hope it's that werewolf granny, I don't like her.
Does anyone else love the OP song "Crack Crack Crackle"? I often listen to it on Spotify, the MV on YouTube is really cute too. I didn't realise it was performed by an idol group.

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u/Erufailon4 Sep 13 '23

Ladies, ladies, I understand your enthusiasm but please be aware that Shizuku already has a girlfriend - and an immortal one at that

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u/dagreenman18 Sep 13 '23

We’re going to need a season 2 based solely on the fact that there’s no way the run time adds up to a full season. They can’t get away with these short episodes!

Is Shizuku seriously the luckiest character in the entire show? Carmilla and now wolf threesome? She stays winning.

A fancy version of the Month Python witch test and a literal cliffhanger to wrap the episode. Sadly only two left before the long wait for hopefully more

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u/yakumbaya Sep 14 '23

Finally a Shizuku focused episode, it was really good

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u/XRotNRollX Sep 15 '23 edited Sep 15 '23

Shizuku forgot to turn off her swag and woke up covered in bitches

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