Marriagetoxin Episode 12: Heart and Soul

Manga chapter 34-36

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

7.8

37 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

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← Prev: EP 11 Next: EP 13 →

Marriagetoxin Episode 12: Heart and Soul

Manga chapter 34-36

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 11 Next: EP 13 →

OSHIMETER

7.8

37 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

¡La pelea final está muy buena! Me apenó la situación de los otros maestros de animales y sus compañeros, y me alegró ver cómo han cambiado Gero y Arashiyama.

The fights look great. The character growth also stood out to me.

Penúltimo capítulo con una especie de perdón que no me gustó tanto, pero todo salió bien por el momento. El nuevo personaje no se si será bueno o malo.

Blew my expectation on this fight scene. They really brought out their A game to make sure it lands well, respect!

calamity_ganon_297

Gero literally stabbed himself in the neck with poison and the visuals of his heart pulsing were so intense and he looks terrifying when he finally snaps

THIS ONE WAS A GOOD ONE. GERO WENT INSANE AND REALLY GOOD HERE ARGHGARHGR. Even tho the monster really scarry. This episode was epic because the intense fight!!!

MY DUDE GERO WENT INSAAAANE IN THIS

these monster designs are giving me nightmares bro

WHOS THAT BADDIE

Non-stop action from start to end! The fight scenes were satisfying. Small flashback but it didn’t kill the pace. Battle ended this episode. Must-watch to get the villain’s backstory and battle result!

That quiet moment on the hill at the end was exactly what they needed after all that chaos and it makes you realize how much Gero has changed since the start of the show

The Grave Loneliness move is such a dark name for a technique but it fits the poison clan history so well and watching Toshiro turn to ash was a brutal finish to that fight

Watching the iridescent toxic energy fill up Gero blood vessels looked incredible and the studio really nailed the internal body horror vibe without making it look gross

Arashiyama finally standing up and leading the other prisoners felt like a huge moment for her character, she really found her own voice after all that trauma from the experiments

it finally feels like Gero is starting to believe he can actually have a normal life after seeing him stand up to Toshiro like that and I loved his realization that his desire for a happy future is actually what made his poison stronger this time and even though it is a long way to a wedding the hilltop sunset scene made it feel possible

Gero being one of the most dangerous men alive but still getting yelled at for being a social disaster by Kinosaki is the best dynamic and the hamster just watching them fight was hilarious

aqua_archpriest

The scene with Toshiro seeing his sister in the sunflower field was actually pretty sad for a guy who was so terrible and he died looking much more peaceful than expected

kushina_kunoichi

I loved the kaleidoscope effect when Gero hit him with the Grave Loneliness move, it looked way better than a standard power up and the colors were actually kind of pretty for something so lethal

Seeing that tiny bat land on Toshiro during the flashback made his whole villain arc make sense because he just wanted someone to acknowledge him without laughing at his weakness

EPISODE CONTEXT

Picking up directly from Episode 11, "Offering," and the fallout of Gero's reckless triple-dose gamble, this penultimate episode represents the Beast Master storyline's climactic peak. Everything the season has built around Toshiro and the Beast Clan converges here, making it the action centerpiece the prior arc has been escalating toward. What it resolves — and what it leaves open — feeds directly into Episode 13's expected shift toward character reflection and the series' romantic and relationship threads.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Picking up directly from Episode 11, "Offering," and the fallout of Gero's reckless triple-dose gamble, this penultimate episode represents the Beast Master storyline's climactic peak. Everything the season has built around Toshiro and the Beast Clan converges here, making it the action centerpiece the prior arc has been escalating toward. What it resolves — and what it leaves open — feeds directly into Episode 13's expected shift toward character reflection and the series' romantic and relationship threads.

EPISODE REVIEWS

¡La pelea final está muy buena! Me apenó la situación de los otros maestros de animales y sus compañeros, y me alegró ver cómo han cambiado Gero y Arashiyama.

The fights look great. The character growth also stood out to me.

Penúltimo capítulo con una especie de perdón que no me gustó tanto, pero todo salió bien por el momento. El nuevo personaje no se si será bueno o malo.

Blew my expectation on this fight scene. They really brought out their A game to make sure it lands well, respect!

calamity_ganon_297

Gero literally stabbed himself in the neck with poison and the visuals of his heart pulsing were so intense and he looks terrifying when he finally snaps

THIS ONE WAS A GOOD ONE. GERO WENT INSANE AND REALLY GOOD HERE ARGHGARHGR. Even tho the monster really scarry. This episode was epic because the intense fight!!!

MY DUDE GERO WENT INSAAAANE IN THIS

these monster designs are giving me nightmares bro

WHOS THAT BADDIE

Non-stop action from start to end! The fight scenes were satisfying. Small flashback but it didn’t kill the pace. Battle ended this episode. Must-watch to get the villain’s backstory and battle result!

That quiet moment on the hill at the end was exactly what they needed after all that chaos and it makes you realize how much Gero has changed since the start of the show

The Grave Loneliness move is such a dark name for a technique but it fits the poison clan history so well and watching Toshiro turn to ash was a brutal finish to that fight

Watching the iridescent toxic energy fill up Gero blood vessels looked incredible and the studio really nailed the internal body horror vibe without making it look gross

Arashiyama finally standing up and leading the other prisoners felt like a huge moment for her character, she really found her own voice after all that trauma from the experiments

it finally feels like Gero is starting to believe he can actually have a normal life after seeing him stand up to Toshiro like that and I loved his realization that his desire for a happy future is actually what made his poison stronger this time and even though it is a long way to a wedding the hilltop sunset scene made it feel possible

Gero being one of the most dangerous men alive but still getting yelled at for being a social disaster by Kinosaki is the best dynamic and the hamster just watching them fight was hilarious

aqua_archpriest

The scene with Toshiro seeing his sister in the sunflower field was actually pretty sad for a guy who was so terrible and he died looking much more peaceful than expected

kushina_kunoichi

I loved the kaleidoscope effect when Gero hit him with the Grave Loneliness move, it looked way better than a standard power up and the colors were actually kind of pretty for something so lethal

Seeing that tiny bat land on Toshiro during the flashback made his whole villain arc make sense because he just wanted someone to acknowledge him without laughing at his weakness

©静脈・依田瑞稀／集英社・マリッジトキシン製作委員会

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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

©静脈・依田瑞稀／集英社・マリッジトキシン製作委員会

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