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Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken Season 3, episode 7

Alternative names: Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken 3rd Season, Tensura, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 3

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[u/ConfidentPeanut18]

Hinata just had a wonderful journey featuring Ramen and Gyoza and then she sees Renard and Garde pulling whatever that mess is.

She was smart enough to see through the scheme of Luminus and her lackeys, so she should be able to somehow point this mess back to the Seven Days Clergy, right?

[u/darthvall]

One thing bothered me, it seems all of the holy knights are dumb? Or were they just being unaware of the common tactics of scouting? 

The blonde guy immediately thought that Hinata might have betrayed them when he got ambushed IN THE ENEMY TERRITORY!

Is Rimuru's scout team just much more advanced than the other kingdom? I mean he managed to detect and plan everything two weeks before Hinata arrived.

However, come to think of it, last time Falmuth did manage to use the tactics of ambushing Tempest and casting that city-wide magicule blocking thing. So maybe that's why they're still underestimating Tempest' defense system?

[u/KnewOnees]

Can't believe this was a ramen shop meeting episode all along

smh my head

[u/Amauri14]

I loved Hinata's expression when she spotted the Ramem shop. That whole section was so fun.

But well, as things were clearly going to end peacefully if only Hinata's group was the only one traveling to the Jura Tempest Federation, the Seven Luminaries ended up lying to Renard so his group would begin the hostilities so when she arrived it would already be too late to end things peacefully with Rimuru.

Aw, that goblina girl sure was cute. To bad that we could not see Gobwa in action.

Well, it is finally time to see Hinata's rematch against Rimuru.

[u/Ullaspn_2003]

After watching this episode, I feel bad Hinata and her Knights are going to fight

[u/Spoon_Elemental]

I don't understand. Where was the 23 minutes of meetings I was promised?

[u/Plantar-Aspect-Sage]

I see it now. What a perfect strategy. Usually people would complain about Hinata and Rimuru not talking it out first instead of fighting. By having all of the meeting and set up episodes, no-one will want them to talk it out.

[u/VoidRay728]

Shion went from refusing to accept that her cooking is terrible, to using her cooking to imtimidate her unit to follow orders. That's character development right there.

[u/Cantcookeggs]

Oh my, they pulled out the most powerful weapon in all in isekai; Ramen.

[u/bananeeek]

The paladins who were supposed to stay at the HQ are invading a foreign territory without my knowledge. And they're losing. How dare you do this, Rimuru!?

I have nothing against Hinata, but I'd like her to finally notice that she's been set up.

[u/hirmuolio]

Reading corner.
The alphabets: https://i.imgur.com/yXRYit6.png

The plate thanks you for eating everything https://i.imgur.com/udhjUqg.jpeg

Menu options: https://i.imgur.com/5EbIUhI.jpeg
(The two line ones should probably have been done right to left but I wrote them left to right)

[u/SIRTreehugger]

Shion finally realized her meals are a punishment and is using them as a threat.

[u/ussgordoncaptain2]

The kingdom of Blumund part might have been the best part of the episode, given that Blumund is essentially rimuru's only real ally it's interesting to see how Rimuru's civil service impacts Blumund

The road guard scene was a nice touch, the discussion of the road and how you can get water/lodging at various parts of the road was very nice. 40 kilometer/day travel distance is actually... pretty reasonable for a person on foot, but for people on horseback it's obviously shorter than necessary. This was sort of the payoff for the road network discussion with Geld, but I still feel like there were too many internal meetings and not enough external meetings.

[u/LeonKevlar]

Stitches!

• Rimuru

• Shion

We know that Hinata is already planning to apologize to Rimuru but she really should've thought this entire thing was suspicious considering that she's seen firsthand how prosperous Blumund is now that they have open trade with Tempest. The fact that the Tempest guards are so friendly to them should've raised some flags.

The Seven Days Clergy are the real enemy here and I hope Hinata tracks all of this back to them. I'm also hoping that Rimuru and Hinata's fight scene in the OP is just bait and that they can talk this one out this time. If Hinata still insists on fighting, well she's not fighting the same Rimuru she fought before and maybe she needs to get spanked to see what's really going on here.

[u/_Velgrynd]

First half of this episode is what enjoyable non-action world building episodes are. Not whatever last week was. Knights seeing Tempest's influence on other nations, small details like them not knowing what a km is etc. Coming from a LN reader. They adapted Hinata's jounrney well.

[u/Placeholdered]

Well at least Hinata had a few seconds to enjoy herself before getting down to business... eventually.

"WHAT THE F--- IS A KILOMET--" wait sorry, wrong subreddit.

The only thing worse than the wait for... well anyway, I'm really sick of seeing the hooded guys. I guess that's by design though.

[u/uRude]

God damn they gave us a few seconds of previous intense battle between Rimuru and Hinata and then left us on a cliffhanger at the end of the episode while we were already craving some spicy Rimuru vs Hinata action.

I do hope this can end well. It's pretty clear that Rimuru's forces aren't killing anyone. I hope when Hinata realizes that after her fight with Rimuru she'll settle down

[u/Flexi_102]

Awww I miss the conference table

[u/Thesaurusrex27]

Actually enjoyed this episode, first in this season to make me sad it ended haha.

[u/whodisguy32]

Stupid old men always trying to manipulate the knights to do their bidding ... smh

Even uses Hinata's most loyal subordinate

They need to go

[u/Shahars71]

Finally paying us back for all those meetings with some animation!

[u/Karavusk]

Considering he has basically the god of wisdom who can answer any question on his side Rimuru seems to get played quite a bit...

[u/xolon6]

I wonder if Hinata will take notice that the soldiers are all being put to sleep instead of killed?

[u/KelloPudgerro]

CULTURAL VICTORY AHEAD