After a tumultuous reunion, Paul and Rudy find themselves at a bit of an impasse. However, Rudy’s memories of a past life, and an unexpected person, trigger a reunion.
It’s an emotional episode as Rudy runs into people who haven’t been on his mind, but they have long thought and worried about him.
Three months in the Doldia village’s rain season leads to new connections and the reveal that a few familiar faces have been in the village before.
In a far more violent than usual episode, Rudy is forced to kill someone as his family struggles back home.
Part of the episode features what happened in episode 1, but from Roxy’s perspective, before shifting us back to Rudy who ends up liberating those held with Ruijerd.
Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation returns in a glorious fashion as if it took a week off and not several months.
Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation may get to be a bit much at times, with its ecchi, but beyond that, it is one of the most consistent quality shows we’ve seen in a long time.
In what appears to be the season 1 finale, Rudy learns he’ll need to trust his comrades more to reach his goals – or people might die.
In the city of Rikarisu, Rudy begins the process of healing the Superd reputation – but Ruijerd sense of justice will make that journey difficult.
A member of the infamous Superd tribe is encountered and a being known as “Man-God” who pushes Rudy to face the Superd.
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