Erased Episode 2: Palm of the Hand

Manga chapter 7-9

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Erased Episode 2: Palm of the Hand

Manga chapter 7-9

Canon/HIGH
← Prev: EP 1Next: EP 3 →

OSHIMETER

10.0

9 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

haikal17198's avatar
haikal17198
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It’s a rewind story! Satoru uses his present-day knowledge in the past to save someone. The plot is balanced and fast-paced, packed with information. Many characters are introduced, including classmates who seem crucial later. The culprit is also shadowed in this episode. Skip it and you’ll be left confused going into episode 3. Seriously!


pam2026's avatar
pam2026
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La vuelta al pasado trae consigo emociones fuertes e intentos de mejoral y cambiar el detino de Kayo y el de todos.
haleyjschwartz's avatar
haleyjschwartz
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Learning more about Satoru's past is very interesting. It's sweet seeing him with his former friends, and deciding to get closer to Kayo in order to maybe change the future. While slow, the episode has a lot to cover and it does a great job of explaining everything.
0kchill's avatar
0kchill
There are lots of nostalgic moments as we're taken back in time to Satoru's childhood, and it's so interesting to see him piece together puzzle pieces using what's around him and bits from his memories, all while pretending to be his past self.
77anshul's avatar
77anshul
Pace of this anime is really good. Satori knows what he must do & already making good progress. Watching him getting nostalgic over his past made me remember mine too. Makes you realize not to take present moment for granted.
kirandande123's avatar
kirandande123
Seeing his mother alive again is quietly emotional before the real work begins. Kayo's bruised leg and painful essay say everything without screaming it. Satoru's quiet determination to rewrite her fate feels deeply human. A tender, carefully built that earns every feeling.
jeerox's avatar
jeerox
it builds directly on the premiere and gets even more intriguing. Pacing slows just enough for emotional depth without dragging. Animation shines details and expressive faces. We see more layers to characters, making the bonds feel real quick.
charliereviews's avatar
charliereviews
Time-travel right off the bat and we don't even know the reason why. Love this kind of anime where it will let you question everything because of its mystery. I'm really excited on what will happen next after the MC uncover more truths regarding his power the purpose of it.
aryanverma26272's avatar
aryanverma26272

EPISODE CONTEXT

Following the high-impact premiere 'Flashing Before My Eyes,' which established Satoru's ability and the catalyst for his journey into the past, 'Palm of the Hand' functions as essential groundwork — slowing down to anchor the key relationships and emotional dynamics that will drive the remaining ten episodes. It bridges the setup phase into the core mystery by placing Satoru in proximity to the people he needs to protect, particularly Kayo Hinazuki. Everything established here feeds directly into the escalating tension and investigative focus of the episodes that follow.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Following the high-impact premiere 'Flashing Before My Eyes,' which established Satoru's ability and the catalyst for his journey into the past, 'Palm of the Hand' functions as essential groundwork — slowing down to anchor the key relationships and emotional dynamics that will drive the remaining ten episodes. It bridges the setup phase into the core mystery by placing Satoru in proximity to the people he needs to protect, particularly Kayo Hinazuki. Everything established here feeds directly into the escalating tension and investigative focus of the episodes that follow.

QUICK TAKES

haikal17198's avatar
haikal17198
VerifiedVerified

It’s a rewind story! Satoru uses his present-day knowledge in the past to save someone. The plot is balanced and fast-paced, packed with information. Many characters are introduced, including classmates who seem crucial later. The culprit is also shadowed in this episode. Skip it and you’ll be left confused going into episode 3. Seriously!


pam2026's avatar
pam2026
VerifiedVerified
La vuelta al pasado trae consigo emociones fuertes e intentos de mejoral y cambiar el detino de Kayo y el de todos.
haleyjschwartz's avatar
haleyjschwartz
VerifiedVerified
Learning more about Satoru's past is very interesting. It's sweet seeing him with his former friends, and deciding to get closer to Kayo in order to maybe change the future. While slow, the episode has a lot to cover and it does a great job of explaining everything.
0kchill's avatar
0kchill
There are lots of nostalgic moments as we're taken back in time to Satoru's childhood, and it's so interesting to see him piece together puzzle pieces using what's around him and bits from his memories, all while pretending to be his past self.
77anshul's avatar
77anshul
Pace of this anime is really good. Satori knows what he must do & already making good progress. Watching him getting nostalgic over his past made me remember mine too. Makes you realize not to take present moment for granted.
kirandande123's avatar
kirandande123
Seeing his mother alive again is quietly emotional before the real work begins. Kayo's bruised leg and painful essay say everything without screaming it. Satoru's quiet determination to rewrite her fate feels deeply human. A tender, carefully built that earns every feeling.
jeerox's avatar
jeerox
it builds directly on the premiere and gets even more intriguing. Pacing slows just enough for emotional depth without dragging. Animation shines details and expressive faces. We see more layers to characters, making the bonds feel real quick.
charliereviews's avatar
charliereviews
Time-travel right off the bat and we don't even know the reason why. Love this kind of anime where it will let you question everything because of its mystery. I'm really excited on what will happen next after the MC uncover more truths regarding his power the purpose of it.
aryanverma26272's avatar
aryanverma26272

©2016 三部けい／KADOKAWA／アニメ「僕街」製作委員会 ©Kei SANBE 2015／KADOKAWA

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

©2016 三部けい／KADOKAWA／アニメ「僕街」製作委員会 ©Kei SANBE 2015／KADOKAWA

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com