Shura-jo! Osoreru Daija Shogun Orochi

This episode is a masterpiece. The sheer drama and deeply berried philosophy is almost unrivaled among episodes of this type. Wano seems so much fuller than previous arcs, partly because of the art style and execution, but also because of how the high stakes are complimented by rich and nuanced narratives. Characters have depth hidden from those without vivid intuitions (though I'd like not to use that as a snobby thing but as a point that it is worth reading into these characters to one's own great fun). It is often silly to wonder at the ratings (people are usually just awaiting some great thing and fail to enjoy the moment), but I would explore people to take another look at this particular episode. It is a masterpiece of storytelling-meets-art in the broader sense.