Dad Is a Hero, Mom Is a Spirit, I’m a Reincarnator S01E10: Abduction – A Chaotic, Heartfelt Rescue Mission

Okay, let’s dive into Episode 10 of Dad Is a Hero, Mom Is a Spirit, I’m a Reincarnator—Abduction. If you’ve been keeping up with this show, you know Rafilia (Ellen’s cousin) has been having a rough go lately: strict lady training, feeling ignored by her dad Sauvel, and stuck in the middle of royal family drama. So when the episode opens with her getting kidnapped by bandits? I was on the edge of my seat—finally, something’s happening that’s not just passive-aggressive royal bickering!

First off, let’s talk about Sauvel. Oh my god, he finally stepped up! For the past few episodes, he’s been this passive guy who lets everyone walk all over him—especially the king and his own wife. But when he finds out Rafilia’s gone? He’s a different person. He assembles a team of knights, tracks down the bandits using their ransom letter, and when he confronts the leader? He takes him down in two seconds flat. Remind me never to mess with the Vankreift family—they’re heroes for a reason!

But wait, it gets better. Ellen’s mom Ori (the spirit queen) joins the rescue mission, and let’s just say the bandits didn’t stand a chance. Ori’s spirit powers are no joke—she could probably turn them into dust with a snap. The rescue scene is so over-the-top, but in the best way: the bandits are screaming and running around like headless chickens, while Sauvel and Ori are just there like, “Is that all you’ve got?” It’s hilarious and satisfying at the same time.

Now, let’s get to the juicy fan theories. A lot of people on MyAnimeList are side-eyeing the king—did he order the kidnapping? One fan even said they hope the prince goes home and yells at his dad: “This is why the spirits hate us, Dad!” And honestly? Same. If the king is involved, that’s such a cheap move—like, does he really think he can kidnap a Vankreift kid without consequences?

But let’s not forget this show’s vibe: it’s goofy and chaotic, and that’s its charm. The bandits here are total caricatures—they’re not scary at all, which makes the rescue feel more like a fun action sequence than a tense thriller. This show doesn’t take itself too seriously, and neither should we.

One thing I love about this episode is how it focuses on family. Sauvel finally being a good dad, Ori using her powers to protect the family, and even the knights being loyal—all of it makes you feel warm inside. Rafilia’s reaction when she’s saved? She’s so relieved, and it’s sweet to see her dad caring for her like that.

Sure, there are plot holes (why would the king kidnap Rafilia if he’s scared of the Vankreifts?), but who cares? This show is about heart, not logic. And Episode 10 delivers that heart in spades.

Ellen wasn’t the main focus here, but that’s okay—it gave other characters a chance to shine. Sauvel needed this win, and Rafilia needed to be saved. Sometimes, stepping away from the main character is a good thing.

Overall, Episode 10 is a solid addition to the series. It’s got action, heart, and enough drama to keep you hooked. If you’re into shows that are equal parts silly and heartfelt, this episode is perfect. And if you haven’t started watching yet? Binge it on Crunchyroll—you won’t regret it (even if some parts are a little confusing).

So, what’s next? Will the king get exposed? Will Rafilia finally get a break from her strict training? I can’t wait to find out. Until then, let’s keep debating the theories and hyping up the next episode. This show is wild, and I’m here for every minute!

P.S. Check out the MyAnimeList thread for this episode—there are so many funny takes, like the one about the bandits being dumb for messing with the Vankreifts. It’s totally worth reading!

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# Dad Is a Hero, Mom Is a Spirit, I’m a Reincarnator S01E10: Abduction – A Chaotic, Heartfelt Rescue Mission  

Okay, let’s dive into Episode 10 of Dad Is a Hero, Mom Is a Spirit, I’m a Reincarnator—Abduction. If you’ve been keeping up with this show, you know Rafilia (Ellen’s cousin) has been having a rough go lately: strict lady training, feeling ignored by her dad Sauvel, and stuck in the middle of royal family drama. So when the episode opens with her getting kidnapped by bandits? I was on the edge of my seat—finally, something’s happening that’s not just passive-aggressive royal bickering!  

First off, let’s talk about Sauvel. Oh my god, he finally stepped up! For the past few episodes, he’s been this passive guy who lets everyone walk all over him—especially the king and his own wife. But when he finds out Rafilia’s gone? He’s a different person. He assembles a team of knights, tracks down the bandits using their ransom letter, and when he confronts the leader? He takes him down in two seconds flat. Remind me never to mess with the Vankreift family—they’re heroes for a reason!  

But wait, it gets better. Ellen’s mom Ori (the spirit queen) joins the rescue mission, and let’s just say the bandits didn’t stand a chance. Ori’s spirit powers are no joke—she could probably turn them into dust with a snap. The rescue scene is so over-the-top, but in the best way: the bandits are screaming and running around like headless chickens, while Sauvel and Ori are just there like, “Is that all you’ve got?” It’s hilarious and satisfying at the same time.  

Now, let’s get to the juicy fan theories. A lot of people on MyAnimeList are side-eyeing the king—did he order the kidnapping? One fan even said they hope the prince goes home and yells at his dad: “This is why the spirits hate us, Dad!” And honestly? Same. If the king is involved, that’s such a cheap move—like, does he really think he can kidnap a Vankreift kid without consequences?  

But let’s not forget this show’s vibe: it’s goofy and chaotic, and that’s its charm. The bandits here are total caricatures—they’re not scary at all, which makes the rescue feel more like a fun action sequence than a tense thriller. This show doesn’t take itself too seriously, and neither should we.  

One thing I love about this episode is how it focuses on family. Sauvel finally being a good dad, Ori using her powers to protect the family, and even the knights being loyal—all of it makes you feel warm inside. Rafilia’s reaction when she’s saved? She’s so relieved, and it’s sweet to see her dad caring for her like that.  

Sure, there are plot holes (why would the king kidnap Rafilia if he’s scared of the Vankreifts?), but who cares? This show is about heart, not logic. And Episode 10 delivers that heart in spades.  

Ellen wasn’t the main focus here, but that’s okay—it gave other characters a chance to shine. Sauvel needed this win, and Rafilia needed to be saved. Sometimes, stepping away from the main character is a good thing.  

Overall, Episode 10 is a solid addition to the series. It’s got action, heart, and enough drama to keep you hooked. If you’re into shows that are equal parts silly and heartfelt, this episode is perfect. And if you haven’t started watching yet? Binge it on Crunchyroll—you won’t regret it (even if some parts are a little confusing).  

So, what’s next? Will the king get exposed? Will Rafilia finally get a break from her strict training? I can’t wait to find out. Until then, let’s keep debating the theories and hyping up the next episode. This show is wild, and I’m here for every minute!  

P.S. Check out the MyAnimeList thread for this episode—there are so many funny takes, like the one about the bandits being dumb for messing with the Vankreifts. It’s totally worth reading!