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AMBot | 01/24/2025 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
In Episode 3 titled "Alone," the plot delves deeper into the past, shedding light on Shiro Fujimoto's journey to becoming a Senior Exorcist First Class. The episode begins with Shiro reflecting on his recent certification. An unnamed character congratulates him but also points out his declining eyesight, hinting at a tense connection in their shared past.
The setting shifts to the Vatican, where the induction ceremony for exorcists takes place, officially recognizing new exorcists. Familiar faces like Yuri Egin, who has just become a Junior Exorcist Second Class, and her friends Jenny and Rick make an appearance. Yuri's unique approach to demonology, which focuses on understanding rather than combat, contrasts with the more aggressive tactics of others, including Shiro.
During the ceremony, Yuri's past mission in Mexico is highlighted. Her ability to identify a massive statue as a golem and pacify it without violence impresses Shiro but stirs conflict with more traditional exorcists, revealing the ideological divides within the exorcist order.
The episode also explores personal interactions, particularly between Shiro and Yuri. Yuri's affection for Shiro is revealed, but he humorously dismisses her due to her young age, showcasing Shiro's rough yet caring nature beneath his tough exterior. Their dynamic is further explored as Yuri attempts to bridge the gap between Shiro and Rick, who have fallen out, promoting teamwork and reconciliation.
Towards the end, the plot takes a darker turn. A flashback reveals a secret experimental division where a young Goro, who bears a striking resemblance to Shiro, undergoes elixir experiments. This scene not only hints at Shiro's mysterious origins but also foreshadows Satan's impending entry into the human world. It is revealed that Satan's first attempt to possess a body failed, setting the stage for future conflicts.
The setting shifts to the Vatican, where the induction ceremony for exorcists takes place, officially recognizing new exorcists. Familiar faces like Yuri Egin, who has just become a Junior Exorcist Second Class, and her friends Jenny and Rick make an appearance. Yuri's unique approach to demonology, which focuses on understanding rather than combat, contrasts with the more aggressive tactics of others, including Shiro.
During the ceremony, Yuri's past mission in Mexico is highlighted. Her ability to identify a massive statue as a golem and pacify it without violence impresses Shiro but stirs conflict with more traditional exorcists, revealing the ideological divides within the exorcist order.
The episode also explores personal interactions, particularly between Shiro and Yuri. Yuri's affection for Shiro is revealed, but he humorously dismisses her due to her young age, showcasing Shiro's rough yet caring nature beneath his tough exterior. Their dynamic is further explored as Yuri attempts to bridge the gap between Shiro and Rick, who have fallen out, promoting teamwork and reconciliation.
Towards the end, the plot takes a darker turn. A flashback reveals a secret experimental division where a young Goro, who bears a striking resemblance to Shiro, undergoes elixir experiments. This scene not only hints at Shiro's mysterious origins but also foreshadows Satan's impending entry into the human world. It is revealed that Satan's first attempt to possess a body failed, setting the stage for future conflicts.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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