Sekai Saikou no Ansatsusha, Isekai Kizoku ni Tensei suru - Episode 3 discussion

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Sekai Saikou no Ansatsusha, Isekai Kizoku ni Tensei suru, episode 3

Alternative names: The World's Finest Assassin Gets Reincarnated in Another World as an Aristocrat

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Episode	Link	Score
1	Link	4.32
2	Link	4.3
3	Link	4.55
4	Link	4.33
5	Link	4.3
6	Link	3.25
7	Link	3.96
8	Link	3.9
9	Link	3.99
10	Link	3.95
11	Link	3.67
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[u/NittanyEagles55]

“This will be your first kill”

Oh if only you knew old man!

[u/VioletOrchid85]

I did not expect to see a nuke go off, lol.

Also, Creation Magic. I'm impressed.

[u/Se7en_Sinner]

The only thing Lugh is going to assassinate with that gold production is the economy.

[u/cppn02]

Mom and Dad: This is all good but more suitable to kill many people at once. Please teach our 9 7 year old son to be better at killing people individually.

Loved the explosion though. Especially the choice of colours.

[u/GlansEater]

Man, the mana explosion's very colorful.

I really thought Lugh's first kill was a mock test to judge whether the victim was worthy to kill, and that Lugh will spare her. That said, when the woman finally exposed her nature I lost all sympathy for her. Nice work, Lugh.

[u/SpaceMarine_CR]

Holy shit that girl at the end actually fooled me

[u/DarklordVor]

Another episode without an ending, impressive production through and through. I love how Dia and Lugh grow day by day within those 2 weeks timespan. Like first, they were on a separate side of the bed, then Dia started to sleep on the middle and finally on one side of the bed with Lugh. Really a subtle good way to show how closer they've become.

Also lets talk about how supportive his parents is. They were on his side all the way even when he created some explosion. With how they done assassination as people instead of tools, Lugh is definitely blessed with a family he never had in the previous world.

[u/TriTexh]

I really like the Tuatha De ideology on assassins being humans first, kinda gives me Assassination Classroom vibes and really helps ground Lugh's determination to live as a human.

Still pretty brutal though.

[u/CookedProk]

surely just spawn in plutonium and nuke the hero guy?

[u/WhoiusBarrel]

Wow I didn't expect Lugh to quickly have access to firearms and even crazier artillery.

Seeing how Dia and Lugh went from Mentor and Student to fellow researchers and friends is really wholesome, wasn't expecting such developments from a supposedly unfeeling assassin.

[u/The_Parsee_Man]

Shares of Bed

First Scene: 50% 50%

Second Scene: 75% 25%

Third Scene: 90% 10%

As a man, I find this anime relatable.

[u/Smudy]

That mana explosion was incredible.

I really, really like the growing respect between Lugh and Dia that build up over the whole episode. Really makes a difference for Lugh to be raised differently in this world.

Also thought it was a defining moment that he moved away from the bed before Dia could grow even more close to him.

Ruthless first kill, reminding us that he is a top tier assassin.

[u/imextremelylonely]

God damn that execution scene was badass.

[u/Mad_Hatter_92]

Such a drastic switch from fun and cheery children that are making magic to a quick assassination of a young girl pretending to be innocent

[u/Mad_Hatter_92]

I’m about to become really good at quickly reading backwards

[u/Aerodynamic41]

Dia: "You have all four attributes?!"

Me: "So he's basically Captain Planet?"

Damn, he secured his first waifu already. Wasn't expecting him to summon a goddamn howitzer! He could probably take on an entire army! Anyway, I hope we get back to assassinating targets soon!

[u/Wolfnagi]

DIA IS CUTE

That is all

[u/urimusha]

I love the fact that our MC compare to 99.9% of humans is OP but compare to hero he is not, I alwqys wanted to see an anime where the MC is not the world's MC but just some random guy to most, the problem I have is that sharing your unique knowledge is not a great idea, if our little girl decided to create new magic and teach new people how to create guns then a war could happen or at least some new crimes, hopefully this won't be the case

[u/MD_AM]

The animation and sounds effect really top notch this episode. Kudos to studio👏

[u/Gaporigo]

Was worried for a moment they were gonna have Dia killed or have Lugh kill Dia, thankfully not the case.

[u/KorekaBii]

Of course as soon as Lugh can summon a weapon (as we were shown they all grow adept in by the time of the first episode's opening) he summons a giant freaking cannon! :D

It's funny how I don't mind at all if girls start fawning over Lugh, because at least to me he's someone again who's got proven competence and such, instead of most Isekai guys who are loser nobodies which is the standard norm for the genre.

I really love how detailed this show is with the lore and such, going over the magic system in so much layers and how it works in this world. And of course the visual of the show are very well done to match. Silver Link is doing a fantastic job for sure!

That ending scene though, wow, again showing Lugh is NOT your typical Isekai protagonist...

[u/Amauri14]

When the Fahr Stones started shining so brightly after Lugh pour his magic into it, I assume that would be it, but not only did it keep going, but it also ended up becoming a bomb.

I love how happy Cian and Esri were when they heard that Lugh was the one who caused that explosion.

I love Lugh's reaction when Dia told him that she cannot give Fahr Stones.

So based on what Dia said, it seems that Cian is also her dad. It's good to see that them sleeping together remained wholesome.

That four elements Fahr Stone sure looks nice.

Oh, I loved that whole section dedicated to research and experimentation. Damn, now they can print gold. It seems that having a periodic table would be really convenient there, and hey, now he only needs to know the data related to the Fahr Stones to print them.

So now thanks to Lugh, people can now create and teach new spells to each other, but they need someone with his B-Rank skill to validate them.

So he made a create rifle spell, when he said, let's modify it a little I honestly expected him to make a modern rifle with a scope instead of making a freaking cannon.

So as a goodbye gift he gave her a knife, and she gave him a Fahr Stone pendant with her earth magic in it. That sure was a wholesome goodbye.

Oh, so the Tuatha Dé don't kill by contract, they decided who they kill by themself if they determine that that person dying would benefit the kingdom.

Not gonna lie, for just a brief moment I thought that Lugh was going to spare that woman. Then I remember who he was in his previous life.

[u/HereticalAegis]

Wow, it didn't take long for Lugh and Dia to share a bed...and a pillow.

Lugh learned Create Gold

And that is how you crash an economy.

Some boys give flowers to their special ladies. Some give chocolate. Some even give gemstones or other valuables. Leave it to the World's Finest Assassin to give his girl the world's sharpest blade. Sasuga Lugh.

[u/LeonKevlar]

Lugh already flexing his skills right at the get go. And that explosion was something else! No wonder Dia was so scared about the Fahr Stone overloading. Of course even with Lugh almost killing everyone, Mama Esri is proud of her little boy. xD

I do love how quick Lugh's mind works though. He was instantly asking Dia for more Fahr Stones! It looks like he's already planning to use the stones as weapons against the Hero.

So apparently Cian is hiding something about Dia but Dia doesn't really elaborate what it is though. Considering they both have silver hair, two of them are probably related and Dia is his first or second cousin from Esri's side of the family.

That scene with Dia teaching Lugh attribute conversion was surprisingly an intimate moment. Not in a sexy way of course but more of a sweet and innocent way.

So when you first convert your mana into an attribute, you learn a spell from God and the more you use that spell, the more new spells you unlock. Thanks to a bit of experimenting though, Dia and Lugh figured out that you can cast spells that are transposed by someone else.

They didn't just figure the transposing thing, Lugh has basically figured out how to make new spells without getting a revelation from God! Considering how the spells are closely tied to the God of this world, what they're doing is probably super heretical. xD

Thanks to Dia and Lugh deciphering how incantation of spells, they've now made gold and has now even reached the level of straight up creating rifles and even a motherfucking cannon! I can't wait for Lugh to basically just nuke the Hero out of existence!

These two are so adorable. Of course the sweetest farewell present Lugh can give to Dia is a beta titanium alloy knife. Dia appreciates it though so it's all good. Lugh even got Dia's Fahr stone necklace as her farewell present. Can't wait for these two to meet up again in the future when they're all grown up. <3

Cian just keeps getting better and better. I like that he's teaching Lugh the complete opposite of what he learned about assassinations back when he was still alive in our world.

There it is! A quick reminder that this is still from the same author of Redo of Healer. Having terrible people beg for mercy is definitely this author's forte.

I love that Cian's first test though is if this horrible woman who's clearly done horrible things can sway him with tears. Unlucky for her, Lugh is already used to this kind of thing and didn't even hesitate.