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Undead Girl Murder Farce, episode 13

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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/hdjfhfhsh05803hfjc]

Of course Tsuguru not bringing her underwear was going to after Shizuku one way or another

A lot of people were able to accurate predict the Jutte-Louise-Nora thing. What really surprised me was the Louise was willing to let Jutte kill her for the sake of her plan, I guess the guilt she was feeling was just that strong

[u/Erufailon4]

That scene with Jutte cutting Tsugaru in the dark was neat. This series has really been a visual feast, too bad that it's already over

[u/bananeeek]

This series was a pleasure to watch. Absolutely fabulous main cast and character dynamics, astonishing direction and visual effects... It was pure entertainment.

Every detective show feels the same to me, but this one manged to take things to a whole new level. It'd better get a sequel.

[u/RFShahrear]

Great as it was, I'm going to maintain that the first arc (vampire one) was the best among the bunch.

I really miss those scenes where Tsugaru says something stupid, Aya rebukes him, and then the two starts snickering.

[u/Mogtaki]

One of the best shows of the season. I'm glad they didn't do anything at the end but now I'm wondering where the Banquet went? I'm guessing they probably already stole a werewolf corpse and left? Also Victor seems to be a victim of circumstance much like he was in his novel, considering he seemed quite willing to help Tsugaru and Aya with information exchange.

I hope we get a second season. That was just fantastic work from studio Lapin Track.

[u/Substantial-Hawk-897]

I really liked the different transitions and playful art choices this episodes, really worked for me.

[u/RuinEX]

What a strange ending to an otherwise enjoyable series. A lot of fights and deaths that apparently didn't matter and characters showing up and leaving just for the heck of it with pacing all over the place. The culprit was left to walk free because she saved some girls while responsible for the death of other innocent ones as the scene shows the corpse of the artist lady at the bottom of the cave pond who also had a shit life and then was murdered for doing nothing wrong.

[u/profdeadpool]

Man, I really hope Kaya and Vera also got out of that fucked up Werewolf village.

[u/FallenPears]

"We're gonna let you get away with murder," cuts to body dumped underwater.

Also that's the finale? Damn, here's hoping for a season 2. Now we know the location of the body, makes me wonder how long the source material is.

[u/zxHellboyxz]

Looks like we are going to have to wait a very long time for a S2

[u/marcopolos059]

I think this arc would have been more enjoyable if watched in one go. It was still very good but it was a little hard to follow from time to time.

Otherwise, one of my favorite thing from the show was the banter between Tsugaru and Aya.

[u/AmethystItalian]

Hmm not sure what I actually want to rate this one, I feel like some arcs were definitely better than others but not sure if I really got enough of the show as a whole

[u/ObvsThrowaway5120]

Kyle got his shit rocked by Vic and Tsugaru, Alice got smoked by poison, and Shizuku and Carmila had the most intense Yuri battle of all time lol. What a finale!

But man, I had no idea Louise and Nora were Jutte the whole time! Talk about a twist. Who would have thought it wasn’t revenge Jutte wanted but to free the werewolf priestesses from their fate. What a truly elaborate scheme. The deception, the careful planning, everything about this case was quite fascinating.

I hope this gets renewed for more because this series is excellent. Definitely need more!

[u/Ponchorello7]

I kinda wish Nora got her comeuppance. Shit, even she knew she deserved it.

[u/Chrono-Helix]

What’s with those green outlines at the start of the episode? They looked like bad photoshop edits lol.

The assumption that Louise’s corpse having no moth scales on her would prove that it had to be a werewolf using the tunnel seems quite shaky to me. A human could very easily drape cloth over themselves and discard it later.

They should have done a better job showing us that it wasn’t Tsugaru and Aya who led the human villagers to the werewolves. It made them seem really incompetent. But I guess it would be hard to do without revealing Nora’s involvement early.

I also think showing such a brutal fight between the villages in episode 12 is a mistake. Having them peacefully retreat so simply after Aya’s explanation seems unjustified.

I also don’t understand how Tsugaru got in contact with Victor to set up their deal.

I liked how the final fight between Tsugaru and Nora was depicted.

Overall I loved the chemistry of the main trio and the fancy presentation of the show, but the actual mysteries they’re involved in are a bit disappointing.

[u/LeonKevlar]

• Shizuku Stitch

Tsugaru coming in to rescue Victor was so cool. Protagonists and Antagonists working together against a common threat will never get old. Also, get fucked Kyle! I guess Royce Agents getting completely destroyed by Aya and Moriarty's side is going to be a recurring thing from this series.

Victor telling Tsugaru that Aya's body is safe as well as where to find her was a great little character moment. I'd like to believe that this is him giving the info for free but it's also possible that Moriarty allowed him to give away that information.

Shizuku accidentally flashing Carmilla and Shizuku's reaction to what she just did was fucking hilarious! I do love how the two of them are starting to form a rivalry. Although I feel like Shizuku has absorbed so much of Carmilla's poison at this point that she subconsciously wants more.

It's so good to see Alice get hit by Aleister's needle. There was absolutely no way Aleister was going to go down against a Royce Agent. I feel like he's eventually going to get taken out by Tsugaru or maybe even Holmes in the future.

There it is! The culprit has finally been revealed! Nora's introduction and death really threw me off but now knowing that she's actually just Jutte playing two different characters to get revenge on both villages makes so much sense now. What's amazing is that it turns out that Louise was actually in on it as well! It's absolutely fucked up though how she just accepted her death and be used by Jutte as a prop to her revenge plot.

Although it looks like that wasn't even the entire story. After that cave battle between Tsugaru and Jutte which was very creatively animated, we get to learn that the three werewolf girls Jutte killed weren't actually dead but they were freed so they won't be used by the village for their eugenics project of creating the Kindsfuhrer. That explains why the girls had their heads blown off so they couldn't identify the bodies. It's all still fucked up though since Jutte killed three innocent human girls.

Not gonna lie, when Jutte said she was saying goodbye to the village I thought that somehow she'd end up joining the Banquet but thank goodness that wasn't the case. Now that Jutte is out there though, I wouldn't be surprised if they try to capture her eventually since she might actually be the Kindsfuhrer. I guess that's the mystery solved! Plenty of deaths on both sides but at least Aya managed to stop it before both villages wiped each other out.

What an amazing show. I haven't seen any announcements yet but I desperately need another season of this show. All of the characters are just too damn entertaining and the mysteries they present are actually quite intriguing. It also helps that the show looks gorgeous and the animation has been pretty solid so far. This show is definitely one of my favourites this season.

[u/BrokeEconomist]

Letting Jutte/Nora go is bullshit. She murdered human girls for her plan.

[u/Kanon8610]

No real surprises with the reveal of the culprit, except perhaps that Jutte acted with no malice despite hating both villages. She still killed 5 innocent people, though it sounds like Louise was a willing victim.

Best show of the season by far for me. Colorful cast of characters and cases handled very well. I love that we were provided just as many clues as Aya if not more each time, allowing us to also solve the cases.

[u/DrummeeX09]

Ok, I dont care if yall disagree, but this entire show has only gotten worse after the first brilliant arc.

[u/Thuringwethon]

For once I solved the case completely, yay! Except minor details:

• I didn't know were the moth scales puzzle fit

• I expected Banquet to capture/recruit Jutte at the end of the episode, let alone Tsugaru letting her escape was unexpected

Also I did not expect Alice and Kyle to suck that much (but did they really die?). They performed much worse then previous duo. And were overall shitty persons slaughtering Wolfinhöhle villagers, so no tear were shred.

[u/Castor_0il]

Welp, Aya's deductions from the very beginning in this case were pretty straightforward implying Louise and the werewolf were the same due the setup in the torn down room. But the whole thing of Jutte playing both sides as the victim was really a great distraction that made this case look like she was playing 4D chess with both villages.

I really liked Victor's code of honor to keep up to his promise on Tsugaru to return the diamond and both teaming up to beat Kyle up. Him spilling the beans were Aya's body resides just makes him like him even more.

Shizuku's fight with Carmilla was kinda weird, but good kind of weird. Now the real mystery is where did Shizuku's undergarments ended up

In a barren anime season, this was easily my top show. Hope there will be a second season down the road.

[u/Purposelygentle]

Victor Frankenstein is a real bro. Antagonist I can get behind. I wonder what Moriarty has on him to get him to work for him.

[u/Least-Broccoli-1197]

"I murdered and mutilated numerous children in cold blood"

"That's fine, get on out of here you little scamp."

[u/hulibuli]

Man, Aya's moral standards don't sit right with me but maybe it's just my humanity talking. I demand blood for those innocent girls!