Tada hitotsu no jiken

This episode slowly brings you face-to-face with the core of the story. Clues that once felt meaningless now carry serious weight. You start to realize there's something - or someone - moving behind the scenes with the precision of a chess player. It feels like watching a well-planned game unfold, step by step. Honestly, it's one of the most gripping episodes I've seen so far. I haven't finished the series yet, so my opinion might change, but this episode stands out as one of the most beautiful and well-crafted so far. After a stretch of slow episodes, this one feels sharp, intentional, and refreshingly non-cliché - or rather, a clever use of familiar tropes.