Regulus Corneas

The episode is one of the best episodes although the quote of Regolos' words was 20% of what is in the novel, but it affected me and how Emilia got to know Petliguius And also Emilia's smart idea with the wives of Regolos and his ugly end I really love this episode if you do not divide it 10/10 you are passionate deserves this episode very excited to produce the fourth season and quote the sixth arc Let's not forget Reinhard's stately entry and how he ended Regolos with several blows and also Emilia's strikes to avenge Regulos' wives. I liked the episode. I don't think the words died for this episode. I-i.

Even as a source material reader, the episode was an amazing watch--I got chills watching it!

Everything was great, whether it's the adaptation from the source material, or the animation, or the amazing voice acting (it's nothing new for re:zero, they have top notch voice acting) or the music.. It's great all around. They managed to fit so many things into the episode even though they are only allowed so much time to try and adapt it as best they can, and they definitely did the job.

I can't say anything negative about the episode, so it definitely deserves a 10 out of 10.

It's in my top 5 best re:zero episodes of all time.

An absolutely masterful episode that deserves a 10/10 without hesitation. The animation and facial expressions are incredibly well done, and every emotion is perfectly conveyed, making each scene even more immersive. The reaction of Regulus' wives after Emilia's intervention adds striking psychological depth: they finally reveal that they never loved him, underlining just how little he understood about love. Re:Zero's lore once again reaches new heights, with a development of exceptional quality. Subaru and Emilia succeed together in unlocking the secret of the lion's heart, and in a key moment, Subaru uses the Invisible Hand to break Regulus' invincibility. This passage is made even more powerful when Emilia finally understands Subaru's hidden power and sees Geuse through him, a poignant detail that reinforces the complexity of the bonds between the characters. An epic episode that shows once again why Re:Zero is a masterpiece.

Three seasons of hell finally paid off! All major and other pertinent characters have a say in this episode, and I am not talking about Subaru or Emilia alone.

This Episode was a decisive one, not only for Season 3 but for the previous two as well. Everything's coming full circle, especially for Emilia and Subaru. Seeds of characters sown from the previous seasons, including Petelgeuse/Betelgeuse, Fortuna, Rem, and Crusch amongst others, have received their fair shares of redemptions, and with a proper deal. But enough said on the plot.

Great episode, great animations, good script, great action sequences (notable mention - Emilia), and a great resolution to a long build-up.

Four more episodes for Season 3. Expecting great outputs ahead, considering the consistency of the season.

Episode 12 ends with a tense and suspenseful emotional tone. In this episode, the main character, Subaru, must once again deal with greed and a great biological event, as he continues to seek to save everyone from a dark fate.

The plot continues to explore the psychological depths of the characters, especially Subaru's development and the complex relationships between the characters. The tense issues are well-built and there are no shortage of unexpected turns. The action scenes are also pleasing to the eye and create a lot of anxiety, with the appearance of new objects and dangerous threats.

In terms of visuals, the anime still maintains its form with beautiful scene designs and smooth motion effects. In particular, the music of this episode helps to increase the drama, making the viewer feel more clearly the emotions of the objects in tense situations.

The appearance of geuse is really great Re:Zero still maintains its appeal, as it always leaves unanswered questions, making viewers look forward to the next episodes.

In summary, episode 12 with dramatic and touching details, at the same time creating anticipation for the next developments.