Teacher

My god I absolutely loved this episode from beginning to end, the pacing was incredible the story is amazing and the visuals were stunning again, I cried a few times lol poor Azik I can't imagine what a life like that would do to a person, I hope the rest of the episodes will keep the same pacing this episode was 10/10 I loved everything about it.

You guys get some 10 stars episode then review bomb it with 1/10?

Y'all do realise we are getting less buzz because of this, people will love Takopi instead of lotm

We got the best adaptation oat yet y'all complain, look at Tbate you ungrateful mediatoks.

I saw some guy say "Demon slayer movie trailer had more hype than Lotm in 2 days" and he got 282k likes, we should actually glorify Lotm instead of hating, y'all ain't doing anything except making Lotm worse.

That's why SS has almost no haters, no one complains and instead they just say good things about it.

Also what was wrong with the episode?

It's perfect, genuinely dropped a tear.

Nah but y'all might be worse than the Mha fandom, also please, get the Lotm first episode from 8.9 to 9, we must only have 9+ rated episodes.

Also Takopi is overrated.

Haters giving a 1-star rating to a 10/10 episode... seriously?

This episode was incredible - a brilliant adaptation of the novel. The animation was stunning, the atmosphere was on point, and Lord of Mysteries keeps finding new ways to impress. This one truly deserves a much higher rating.

This story has become a major milestone in anime, and this episode was fantastic from start to finish. It definitely deserves more love.

While nearly being the best episode of the show so far, Episode 6 was akin to a jack of trades. It had nearly about everything, intense action? Big reveals? Emotion-inducing moments? And to top it off, we got a bit with Klein's own monologue at the end, helping us dive deeper into his ongoing thoughts.

Azik is possibly the character I've been most interested in till now, besides Klein, ofcourse. A mysterious teacher who's somehow lived more than a thousand years, his entire 'reincarnate again and again and live different lives' plot is extremely intriguing and makes you wonder the strength behind this character.

I also adored the parallels showed between Azik's repeated reincarnation that rends him without memory after every reincarnation with Klein's own transmigration into the world, showcasing their lack of a sense of 'belonging' to the world around them. I cannot wait to see how these two will interact, especially since Klein's 'fated' to help Azik and be helped in return.

This episode focuses on Azik and tells his sad and emotional backstory. It slows down the main plot, but in a good way-letting us really feel for his character. The visuals are beautiful, and the music fits the mood perfectly. Some small CGI parts were a bit off, but overall the episode looked great. There's no action or comedy here, just a serious and touching story. It may not be the most exciting episode, but it's one of the most powerful so far. A must-watch for fans who like deep character moments.