Sword Of The Demon Hunter: Season 1 Episode 20 – Recap and Review
Tsuchiura’s backstory is introduced as Jinya has a heart-to-heart with Ofuu regarding him running away and hiding.
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Tsuchiura’s backstory is introduced as Jinya has a heart-to-heart with Ofuu regarding him running away and hiding.
As we get past Shiroha’s arc being remixed, the end of the summer approaches, and something might be wrong with Takahara or Umi.
Sword of the Demon Hunter has its usual rebound episode, as it delivers one that may leave you in tears.
Umi’s arc continues to be a bit of a struggle to watch, especially as it rehashes parts of Shiroha’s storyline, which we just saw.
It’s an uneventful episode teasing the possibility of Suzune’s return while offering nothing until that time comes.
Big reveals come from Umi that shift her dynamic with Shiroha and Takahara.
Despite Asako’s name being the title of the episode, beyond briefly going into her backstory, it is more of the same.
As Kyle faces his mentor, he finds himself in a precarious situation with the princess.
As Jinya gets the hang of fatherhood, with Ofuu’s assistance, he meets an orchestrated rival whose skills may far surpass his own.
Umi gets featured, and the way things start out may make you wonder the truth about her and Takahara’s origins.
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