Image: 加藤和恵/集英社・「青の祓魔師」製作委員会
AMBot | 03/16/2025 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The episode begins with Shiro Fujimoto's confrontation with the Order, which blames Yuri as the "witch" responsible for the "Blue Night" and demands the deaths of her sons, Rin and Yukio. Shiro refuses and reveals that he will protect the children despite their demonic heritage. Mephisto Pheles, who manipulates the situation, appoints Shiro as the 251st Paladin under the condition that he raises the twins as "weapons" against future demonic threats. At the same time, Mephisto uses an earlier promise to bind Shiro to the Order and restrict his freedom.
Meanwhile, Satan's followers in Gehenna (including Lucifer, Samael, and Astaroth) plan to create a perfect vessel for Satan. They rely on the research of the Illuminati laboratory, which secretly works on cloning and the "Elixir" to anchor Satan's power in Assiah. The focus is on Rin, whose demonic heart—sealed within the Kurikara blade—is considered the key to Satan's return.
Flashbacks explore Yuri's legacy: Shiro decides to register the children under the surname Okumura to protect their identities. Despite initial struggles with fatherhood—marked by chaos in caring for the babies—Shiro finds support from former allies like Tatsuma Suguro and the doctor Misumi, who help him raise the children safely.
Meanwhile, Satan's followers in Gehenna (including Lucifer, Samael, and Astaroth) plan to create a perfect vessel for Satan. They rely on the research of the Illuminati laboratory, which secretly works on cloning and the "Elixir" to anchor Satan's power in Assiah. The focus is on Rin, whose demonic heart—sealed within the Kurikara blade—is considered the key to Satan's return.
Flashbacks explore Yuri's legacy: Shiro decides to register the children under the surname Okumura to protect their identities. Despite initial struggles with fatherhood—marked by chaos in caring for the babies—Shiro finds support from former allies like Tatsuma Suguro and the doctor Misumi, who help him raise the children safely.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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