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| so the spy was the little kid all along |
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Mormegil said: Sakamoto is so OP, he's in two anime this season at the same time. Probably he's a highlander so he life long enough to see modern time and not aging |
| Cinnamon roll Jitsui is my favorite spy. That sakamoto cosplay was perfect. |
| Well damn they had no chance at all. |
| I expected the Wind Agency to get wrecked, but they were defeated beyond account. I enjoyed the second half so much. |
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| Sakamoto strikes again. And RIP Wind Agency. |
Re:Zero nice troll ending.  |
| So they won the battle against the other agency... |
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| That own in the end xD Just to show them that D Agency > Wind Agency. Btw in this episode they used a different spy, since i thought they would use always the same one (because it was always the same spy in the first episodes). |
"There is no such thing as an Anime elitist. You watch Anime, therefore, you are trash by society's standards." |
| The episode should be renamed to rekt. |
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| The Wind Agency just got REKT |
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| The fact that the Wind Agency got outplayed so hard in the spy game was almost hilarious. Well, the fact that its leader committed suicide proved the incompetence of the organisation as an intelligence agency. Yuuki and his subordinates have a far superior mindset for the task. |
| It seemed so threatening the Wind agencies, however is brutally wiped out by the Agency-D. I was expecting something more compelling, but turns out to be an interesting strategy, despite being a little too telegraphed. As always, the atmosphere is excellent, the same for the drawings, the Color Design and OST, ditto animations. |
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| Finally, an episode where I sorta know what's going on. |
| Damn the antidote trick was pretty smart didn't expect that tbh. That gunshot at the end tho 0.0 |
| Totally didn't think that young chap would end up being the spy in this one! |
| I'm Bruneian and I like anime. And Manchester United. And fat cats. |
| Lolol I'm officially a big fan of Yuuki~ |
 . . . . . ✘ . . . . .DO NOT touch my rice. . . . . . I'm Asian. . . . . . |
| Interesting episode as well, I do wonder what the last three episodes will have to offer! |
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| I'm not even sure what happened there at the end. Oh well /shrug |
| D are the only spies, the others are wannabe spies. |
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| That was badass lol |
 張大です for 張大勇督察 |
| Easily the most enjoyable episode thus far. |
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| was that simon's voice? |
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| FukuJun! Dat drink. Yuuki in the house. Dat cane to the head. FukuJun beat TsudaKen. LMAO They got owned. You can't spell Wind Agency without D-Agency. Amazing episode. |
| If you see that my post is exactly 1 month old (or more) from when it was posted... Don't waste your time, especially when you want to reply with something petty & insignificant. Assume that I've moved on (because I have). |
Tozzy said: Easily the most enjoyable episode thus far. I agree. Great spy destorying shit spy. "Go home little boy" is what Yuuki just said. |
| An even better episode than the first part, making this 2-parter the best in the show so far (with episodes "Codename: Cerberus" and "City of Temptation" being by far the worst). I fully expected that D-Agency would prevail in their competition with Wind Agency but not that they would completely and spectacularly wipe the floor with them. I mean it wasn't even a "competition" to begin with, so far ahead they were from them from already a year ago.. The Wind Agency head committed suicide (and, along with himself, apparently killed the rest of the Wind Agency..) but even the method, or rather place, of his suicide was explicitly anti-spy. Why on Earth would he commit suicide in the freaking house of his mark, compromising his mission even posthumously, and not have the decency to wait to do it a few hundred meters or so away? I think this was intended to show that he was't a spy at all, just an amateur pretending to be one (as I wrote in the comment section of the previous episode). We have not yet been shown how Yuuki became such a good spy but I am quite certain he was educated abroad (UK?) and thus sees things from a different perspective. |
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