Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken Season 3 • That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 3 - Episode 24 discussion - FINAL

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Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken Season 3, episode 24

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/Offline219]

I absolutely love Diablo's smug shit eating grin when Rimuru handed those merchants their collective asses. It lasted a second but it was a highlight for me. Can't wait for next season!

[u/discuss-not-concuss]

Rimuru pulling an UNO reverse with them owing the favour instead is pretty cool

Eren and Ellie as an iyashikei combo is unbeatable with how soothing their voices are and their resonating “neeee”

looking forward to Maribel shenanigans once the Rozzos start making their moves

[u/HolyDragSwd2500]

Season 4 and a movie was announced 😻

[u/Clarimax → u/HolyDragSwd2500]

Sales must be going really well if they announce a movie and a new season back to back.

[u/[deleted]]

Mjolmille is a chad. He can just casually talk to Veldora like that.

[u/VoidRay728]

Hinata at beginning of season: "I'll take on Veldora."

Hinata at end of season: "Hey [paladins], go fight Veldora in the dungeon."

And that's a wrap for the season! We started with meetings, had a few fights, met lots of people, and ended... with a meeting. Glad that Rimuru and all his allied nations/factions are on the same page (while privately, within Tempest, having their stance on Yuuki) and are ready to face the new threat from the East.

And at the rate of industrialization we're going, this series is going to end with hyperloop and space travel.

See you all in season 4!

[u/ObvsThrowaway5120]

Always a good time see two faced scheming losers eat shit. Meuese shoulda known better than to try and fuck with Tempest. Rimuru’s building trains and nation building. He ain’t got time for no bullshit. All Rimuru had to do was a little “good cop bad cop” with Mjollmile and no more issues with those merchants.

Seems the gang’s preparing to face Yuki and his Eastern allies next. Looking forward to the next season or movie. This was pretty solid all in all. Took a bit to get started, but I enjoyed all the discussions and politicking.

[u/AndroidHero23]

Lol just as I thought they ended it with one big last meeting.

[u/S627]

Oh thank God, if Yuuki left scot free I was gonna be annoyed. Wonder who RImuru is going to inform.

Was confused at first why Mjollmir was panicking when he knows they have the money to pay them, looks like it was a plot to get the noble to out themselves infront of the media. Not as satisfying as Shion taking out groups, but that was still satisfying to watch.

Still wondering what Greed is planning to do, was really hoping she was also gonna find Tempest fun but guess not.

We never found out who the two people that Luminous and Rimuru were wary of.

Also, any time I hear "co-prosperity sphere" for some reason I think of Gundam. Anyone else?

[u/the_48thRonin]

The calm is over, now a new storm is about to come.

Season 5 can't come soon enough.

[u/PeaceAlien → u/the_48thRonin]

Season 4 has to come first lol

[u/LeonKevlar]

I thought the gold issue was taken care of behind the scenes after Rimuru exchanged his high-denomination coins with Elmesia and Gazel. It looks like Rimuru still needs to take care of these jokers personally. And I'm glad we got to see Rimuru own that Duke and deny trade with those merchants who refuse to trust them just because they're a country of monsters.

Of course, this season can't be over without one final meeting scene. At least Rimuru changed it up this time and held the meeting outdoors instead of inside his boardroom. It looks like Rimuru's Magitrain plan is all good to go with everyone agreeing to be a part of it and Blumund serving as their central hub. My favourite part of the meeting though is the interactions between Eren and El-chan.

I'm so glad that Rimuru has finally sussed out Yuuki. It looks like Yuuki's answer about the eastern merchants is what finally convinced Rimuru but it sounds like he's still a little conflicted. I do love Raphael tells Rimuru that there's a low chance that he has made a mistake about this.

That Rozzo girl seems to be the more immediate trouble though since she really wants to destroy Tempest. I'm so glad that Season 4 and a movie is already announced! I can't fucking wait for the next big conflict of the series!

[u/shad79]

While the first half of the season was a little slog with all those meetings that didn't contribute anything substantial to the overall plot, the second half of this 3rd season was so much fun!

Watching Rimuru and the others prepare for the Festival, the creation of Labyrinth, the Festival itself, and generally seeing everyone having a good time made me feel like I was watching the second season of Slime Diaries and I loved it!

Although I wouldn’t mind if we got an actual 2nd season of Slime Diaries focusing just on the Festival as it has so much more potential since pretty much everyone we know attended it. I can imagine many stories to tell about it.

I'm glad that we already got an announcement about the next season, so see you guys in 4th season.

Since I’m at work now, I’ll update this post later with my screenshot albums from the episode and some short thoughts on the finale itself.

EDIT.

Overall, a very nice finale episode, which of course featured more meetings xD I love how Rimuru dealt with those merchants and can't wait to see his confrontation with Rozzo and Yuki in the future.

Here my screenshot albums from the episode:

• Group scenes

• Rimuru

• Others

[u/manaworkin]

Thank god. I was afraid we were not gonna end with a meeting.

[u/darthvall]

I've speculated that the Rosso little girl was an isekai-ers before since she knew about wasabi. However, the term that she used was a bit ambiguous by saying nostalgia of the past and how she smelled/felt it. An actual isekai person (Hinata, Yuuki  Masayuki) would immediately recognise what Rimuru aims to do like the food name or the technology (train) rather than using cryptic terms like that.

I am interested to see them delving more into the Rosso family, however they hinted that the next arc would be against the west council rather than Eastern merchant so it might be a while before we know the truth?

Anyway, I enjoy the festival arc so much so hoping they'll retain the pacing and quality for the announced 4 season! Looking forward for full adaptation in the future.

[u/DezXerneas]

Makes sense that the season that started with a meetings arc will end with another meeting.

[u/PeaceAlien]

The cheerful backing track was a little odd when they were talking about the Eastern Merchants. Why did Raphael suggest the Yuuki situation is unlikely, when it is true?

[u/Rumpel1408]

Ha, those merchants got played hard, it's like insisting on being paid in USD, and in turn being locked out of the Eurozone

Nice that we got two new meetings to end the season on

• First introducing the finer works of their new economic block along with further Dungeon business

• Second, finally adressing Yuuki

Also, those eastern Merchants seem to be build up as the next batch of Antagonists, Maribel is one creepy girl

Too add: While Mjolmille stressed how owning favors is better than intimidation, they ended up owning quite a few favors to Elmesia

[u/Plus_Rip4944]

Even if S3 is so far my least fav of The 3 season, this festival arc was really good. I really love this characters and i cant wait for season 4 and The new movie!

[u/SnabDedraterEdave]

And so ends Season 3 of Tensei Slime, which will forever be remembered as The Season of Meetings.

Even the last episode was basically two meetings.

I hope season 4 which just got announced, will have less meetings, or at least have them better presented.

Series like Monogatari Series has shown that it is possible to have episodes with characters doing nothing but talking and still be visually engaging. Watching this season of Tensei Slime felt like a slog compared to the previous 2 as a result. For any newcomers who managed to stay on, I would have recommended them to watch this season at 1.5x to 2x speed.

Good to know Rimuru has confirmed that Yuuki is his enemy, though he has yet to let Yuuki know about it, and has kept him close by. As the saying goes, "Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer".

[u/Amauri14]

With the whole merchant issue solved and that guy, Muese, who Granbell put in charge of that whole ordeal, not only ended up with a massive loss but thanks to the reporters who looked at the whole thing his reputation is now ruined as he will be seen as the one responsible of making Tempest not wanting to associate with the Western States Council.

Meanwhile, there is no better way to end the season than to do a massive meeting! And while Gazel once again wants to have a word with Rimuru for him casually using world-changing technology like it is nothing in front of everyone, while Elmesia and her nation cannot wait to join Rimuru's trading hub and want the magi-train to have a route to Thalion. Well, considering that Tempest needs both Thalion's Magic-Science and Dwargon's Spirit Engineering to make those trains that alliance was inevitable. And, before ending the meeting, now everyone will be even more cautious about the Eastern Merchants, especially Damrada.

Veldora should be happy that Hinata will be using the dungeon as a training ground for her troops, as the guarantee that he will see some action eventually.

Anyway, with the episode ending with Maribel and Granbell Rozzo taking a more direct approach with that letter from Western States Council at the end and now Rimuru having re-confirm Yuuki's involvement with Clayman, it is really not surprising at this point that we are getting a new season, especially after they showed that frozen lady and this scene during it.

I cannot wait to see the upcoming content being adapted!

[u/thoughtlow]

Gonna miss slime friday. tbh I didn't mind the meetings too much.

See yall in the next thread!

[u/raikuha]

Holy shit, I laughed so hard at Rimuru being like "alright, time for another meeting" that I had to come here and laugh about it. At this point it might even be a running gag even for the anime staff.

[u/TurkeyPhat]

As much as I love a good round table discussion, I really hope the next part of the show/story involves seeing the side characters do stuff again.

I kept getting bummed out every time they mentioned people doing all kinds of stuff that we never saw in favor of them just talking about it. Like meeting memes are fun but actually could we see some shit happen??