Monster Episode 38: The Demon in Our Eyes
Canon/MED

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10.0

6 Fans

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← Prev: EP 37Next: EP 39 →

Monster Episode 38: The Demon in Our Eyes

Canon/MED
← Prev: EP 37Next: EP 39 →

OSHIMETER

10.0

6 Fans

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

QUICK TAKES

gureto_daze's avatar
gureto_daze
Roberto falls, canopy collapses on Nina and Schuwald, Johan vanishes. typical. Karl finding the investigation into his mother midchaos is an emotional gut punch....
animeroshi's avatar
animeroshi
Continues the intense library crisis as chaos spreads and key characters struggle to act. The tension stays high with confrontations, difficult choices, and chilling calm from Johan. The episode pushes the story forward while deepening the mystery around him.
kento's avatar
kento
This episode was out of this world. There is no better way to describe it. Compared to the majority of the last episodes of the Monster series, this episode was an intense action ride. The character development throughout the entire series has been amazing!
lordofheroes's avatar
lordofheroes
Wow, thing just became more interesting. I guess I understand why Tenma couldn't pull the trigger. And I'll be real with you on this one, the action is very old school tv, but the emotional stakes are so high I didn't give a damn. It is very messy in a good way.
alrickalmight's avatar
alrickalmight
Looks like Tenma can only bring himself to shoot in self-defense; it was only when Roberto directly pointed a gun at him and he faced a real threat of getting shot, that Tenma worked up the resolve to inflict harm upon another person. That was the progress i was waiting for since
greedanime's avatar
greedanime
Chaos and Explosions, This episode shows conflict of the ideology of saving and taking someones life. Creating suspense, fear and psychological burden to audiences. Focuses on what tenma will do in front of someone he once saved.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 38 lands just past the series' midpoint and serves as the immediate payoff to the library fire ignited in Episode 37, 'A Monster Without a Name,' during Schuwald's book donation ceremony. This installment escalates the confrontation and forces key players into revealing positions, functioning as the dramatic peak of this particular subplot. It directly sets up Episode 39, 'The Hell in His Eyes,' which deals with the psychological and narrative fallout from this crisis point.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 38 lands just past the series' midpoint and serves as the immediate payoff to the library fire ignited in Episode 37, 'A Monster Without a Name,' during Schuwald's book donation ceremony. This installment escalates the confrontation and forces key players into revealing positions, functioning as the dramatic peak of this particular subplot. It directly sets up Episode 39, 'The Hell in His Eyes,' which deals with the psychological and narrative fallout from this crisis point.

QUICK TAKES

gureto_daze's avatar
gureto_daze
Roberto falls, canopy collapses on Nina and Schuwald, Johan vanishes. typical. Karl finding the investigation into his mother midchaos is an emotional gut punch....
animeroshi's avatar
animeroshi
Continues the intense library crisis as chaos spreads and key characters struggle to act. The tension stays high with confrontations, difficult choices, and chilling calm from Johan. The episode pushes the story forward while deepening the mystery around him.
kento's avatar
kento
This episode was out of this world. There is no better way to describe it. Compared to the majority of the last episodes of the Monster series, this episode was an intense action ride. The character development throughout the entire series has been amazing!
lordofheroes's avatar
lordofheroes
Wow, thing just became more interesting. I guess I understand why Tenma couldn't pull the trigger. And I'll be real with you on this one, the action is very old school tv, but the emotional stakes are so high I didn't give a damn. It is very messy in a good way.
alrickalmight's avatar
alrickalmight
Looks like Tenma can only bring himself to shoot in self-defense; it was only when Roberto directly pointed a gun at him and he faced a real threat of getting shot, that Tenma worked up the resolve to inflict harm upon another person. That was the progress i was waiting for since
greedanime's avatar
greedanime
Chaos and Explosions, This episode shows conflict of the ideology of saving and taking someones life. Creating suspense, fear and psychological burden to audiences. Focuses on what tenma will do in front of someone he once saved.

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©浦沢直樹(Studio Nuts)／小学館・VAP・NTV

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