Regulus Corneas

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.

I don't usually write reviews, but this episode was so well-directed that I felt compelled to share my thoughts on how deeply it moved me. The stunning animation, creative direction, immersive sound design, and phenomenal voice acting all came together to deliver one of Re:Zero's most powerful climaxes. Watching this moment build up from Cour 1 made the payoff incredibly satisfying. As such, I have nothing but praise for the hardworking staff at White Fox and will always be grateful to them for bringing such an incredible experience to us lucky viewers.

So do yourself a favor and watch this episode ASAP if you've been following the anime since 2016 like I have-I promise you won't regret it!

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.

Another fantastic episode for such a phenomenal series. Two named episodes back to back is what I love to see and let me tell you it looked beautiful. Something about Re:zero and studio White Fox and how they really thrive with the deatils put into the characters even while interacting...from the facial expressions, to the way the clothes move and just in general the shot selection of these characters. Its always magnificent. This episode has everything you would want, action, suspense, high quaility depth and lore to the world and last but not least just great overall character moments. Re:zero never shys from what it is and what it does best in those aspects. Regulus being a huge focus is just awesome to see, the cast around fuguring out how to maybe defeat him and the dynamics of characters. From what the wives of Regulus feel to how that shows Emilias growth through her response. Subaru taking action and relying more on himself in terms of what he is actually great at. REINHARDT just being the goat as always. Just everything is pointblank period, incredible.

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.