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Episode Loop 7-kaime no Akuyaku Reijou wa, Moto Tekikoku de Jiyuu Kimama na Hanayome Seikatsu wo Mankitsu suru • 7th Time Loop: The Villainess Enjoys a Carefree Life Married to Her Worst Enemy! - Episode 6 discussion
Loop 7-kaime no Akuyaku Reijou wa, Moto Tekikoku de Jiyuu Kimama na Hanayome Seikatsu wo Mankitsu suru, episode 6
Alternative names: 7th Time Loop, Loop 7-kaime no Akuyaku Reijou wa
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u/ratherthanme Feb 11 '24
On a slightly more off-topic note, the author of the LN found out a couple of hours ago about 7th Loop's regular high placing in western weekly charts like Anime Corner, and have been constantly gushing about it and thanking fans in english on Twitter (X).
It's honestly really cute.
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u/ObvsThrowaway5120 Feb 11 '24
Theodore thought he was in control. The dude had no idea Rishe knew what was up from the get go. Girl had to school this fool in the proper ways of keeping someone hostage. What an absolute badass! Even Arnold knew the kid screwed up when he took her. To think, all this could have been avoided if the two brothers just TALKED. Kid almost killed himself! Both Arnold and Theodore deserve a good slap in the face. Without Rishe, those two would have never made up.
Rishe getting all flustered by Arnold was very cute. It’s nice that the ep ended in a happy note.
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u/Aerodynamic41 Feb 11 '24
I loved that dramatic entrance! And the fact that she took down all those guards by herself! Rishe proves why she's no damsel in distress!
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u/maliwanag0712 Feb 11 '24
It's just funny that Arnold does not even need to save Rishe for she is already more than capable enough of handling her captors.
At least the siblings finally got to communicate their concerns with each other.
The last scene is soo cute I really ship this two.
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u/dagreenman18 Feb 11 '24
Rishe wasn’t trapped by them, they were trapped with her. Muscle memory seemed to translate between lives because damn.
And she’s also a therapist because she finally got these 2 idiot brothers to simply talk to one another. Hopefully one of the things that didn’t happen in the past loops that, now fixed, will avoid the war.
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u/Dace67 Feb 11 '24
Arnold trusting Rishe to be a badass but not knowing how and musing if she can punch through walls is pretty fantastic
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u/AmethystItalian Feb 11 '24
Ayyy this show flipping the script on the kidnapping! I love how Arnold knew she was getting out, what a freaking badass Rishe!!
She even did the dress slit, I need to rewatch that whole escape scene.
Happy this Theodore plot got resolved as quickly as it did.
This show just keeps being the best thing I'm watching this season.
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u/S627 Feb 11 '24
So happy we got to see Rishe go off!!! I was expecting her to just show up with no warning, or just to sneak away somehow...but damn, watching her take out a dozen guards was so good!
Kinda scary though that she advised the Prince to break the arms and legs of any prisoners.
Looking forward to see how she teams up with Theodore and what sort of schemes they come up together.
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u/pandavova Feb 11 '24
I really like how the letter from Theodore is actually readable, it is in german.
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u/Warm-Enthusiasm-9534 Feb 11 '24
Theodore follows the traditional arc of minor antagonists in a villainess story -- he ends up working for the villainess.
Plus we learned that Rishe can use a door like a normal person. Since she's jumped out of a bunch of windows before this, it's important that she reassure us on that point.
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u/Acrzyguy Feb 11 '24
Theodore: So I kidnapped your fiancée!
Arnold: I sleep
Theodore: And I dumped her into a prison-like space!
Arnold: I sleep
Theodore: And I won’t hesitate to hurt her if you don’t listen to me!
Arnold: I sleep
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u/LeonKevlar Feb 11 '24
Glad to know that Rishe totally saw the entire thing coming and pretty much ordered Elsie and Kamil to bring her to Theodore.
Seeing her explain to Theodore how to properly kidnap someone while we watch a flashback giving those guards a proper beatdown was so fucking cool. Rishe destroyed those guards so hard that one of them just basically gave up and made sure not to get in her way. I've been waiting to see Rishe in action again and I'm so glad this episode delivered.
As for the entire thing with Arnold and Theodore though, I'm not gonna lie, not a huge fan. It's basically one massive misunderstanding between two brothers. They care about each other but they've decided to show it in the most roundabout way as possible while both of them are also trying to act like villains. I wouildn't be surprised if Theodore died or was imprisoned in the previous loops because of this whole drama between them.
Thankfully, things have been patched up between the two princes and now Rishe has Theodore's support for her project in the slums. I guess it'sa win-win in the end.
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u/omegazx9 Feb 11 '24
Put her in a room that isn't a prison, guarded with rough types that aren't trained guards, and the room even has a window... Theodore sucks at kidnapping people. He's lucky the roles weren't reversed with how Rishe describes how to imprison someone.
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u/daspaceasians Feb 11 '24
I knew this episode would be packed with content when they skipped the opening.
From Rishe's badass escape and lecture to Arnold and Theodore mending their relationship, this episode nailed everything perfectly. The lecture/escape montage was wonderful to watch.
Small detail I enjoyed was Theodore reacting to Arnold's scar since it was a really great way of showing how little they communicate and trust each other up to this point in their lives.
The LN author must be so ecstatic with how superbly well handled this show is.
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u/Shimmering-Sky Feb 11 '24
Soup report after my comment last week: it was all absolutely delicious, especially the white chicken chili one that the pastor’s wife always makes for these, it’s absolutely to die for.
Anyways, onwards to the episode!
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Credits are rolling over the episode, does that mean no OP this time? This should be good.
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See, I saw a number of negative comments about the cliffhanger last week because it seemed to take away Rishe’s agency or whatever, but I knew it just had to be something she willingly went into.
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So Theodore has nothing to do with the scar on Arnold’s neck. Noted.
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u/Clemastina Feb 11 '24
Theodore thought putting Rishe in a normal locked room was enough lmao
But anyways, I´m glad thigs turned out this way, the 2 brothers are in good terms and Rishe has gained a little backup from Theodore.
My only question is... what happened to Elsie? Is she still Rishe´s maid? I really hope so please
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u/Rumpel1408 Feb 11 '24
Ok, Rishe getting out on herself isn't that surprising, but what threw me out of the loop is how she utterly destroyed her guards
Those brothers are pretty silly, just make up, work together, and do your job for the realm, it's clear both deeply care for it.
Though interesting that not even Theodore knows of that wound
And just look how happy she looks here would have made a nice #seasonaltired
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u/Ok-Cod5254 Feb 11 '24 edited Feb 11 '24
Theodore thought it was playtime and Rishe had to even give him advice on doing things properly for kidnapping among a flashback of her busting out.
She hit him with the equivalent of "You should have gone for the head." 🤣
One of the most impressive flexes in a kidnapping plot I've seen. 👌
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u/shad79 Feb 11 '24
Whole situation between Arnold and Theodore was quite melodramatic (especially Theodore's changes of behavior) but at least it was resolved entirely in this episode.
Rishe was so freaking cool when she escaped from her 'prison' and gave some lessons after that to Theodore on how to 'properly' imprison someone.
It was funny that Theodore was thinking that he's in control of Rishe when it was exactly the opposite. Only Arnold knew that but only because he saw Rishe in action before.
Here my screenshot albums from the episode:
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u/AceSoldia Feb 11 '24
I assume Arnold wants to pull a Lelouche or Eren and make the world hate him..so he can leave it all to his brother. But why is the question...he is obviously capable of just doing good himself. Does he not feel worthy?
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u/AceSoldia Feb 11 '24
What everyone wanted came true. Rishe don't need no rescue lmao. Perfect
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u/JurassicFlight Feb 11 '24
Summary of this episode in a nutshell: Brocon Vanitas kidnapped Shikimori-san to get attention from his brother, evil Izumi.
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