Disney Twisted-Wonderland: Episode of Heartslabyul Episode 7 – Chaos, Rules, and Riddle’s Secret

If you’ve been following Disney Twisted-Wonderland’s anime adaptation, you know Heartslabyul Dorm’s rules are no joke—but Episode 7 takes “strict” to a whole new level. Produced by Aniplex and Walt Disney Japan, this ONA series (streaming globally on Disney+ and Hulu since October 29, 2025) has been winning over fans with its mix of Disney magic and dark, twisted school drama, and Episode 7 is no exception. Let’s dive into why this episode has under-20s buzzing online.

First off, let’s set the scene: Yuu (our relatable high school protagonist who got sucked into Night Raven College) is just trying to get through the day with his chaotic besties Ace Trappola and Deuce Spade. But when the trio accidentally breaks one of Heartslabyul’s 810 rules (yes, 810—who even counts that many?), they end up in hot water with the dorm’s leader, Riddle Rosehearts. And let’s be real: Riddle isn’t just strict—he’s the “Crimson Tyrant” for a reason.

Fans on Reddit are losing it over Riddle’s over-the-top reactions this episode. One user joked, “Riddle’s ‘Off with your head!’ catchphrase is becoming my new alarm tone—annoying but iconic.” Another pointed out how the anime captures Riddle’s icy glare perfectly: “The close-up of Riddle’s red eyes when he yells at Ace? Chills. Aniplex’s animation team did not hold back.” And let’s not forget Ace and Deuce’s panic—who hasn’t tried to lie their way out of trouble with a strict authority figure? Their bickering (“It was your idea to eat the tart!” “No, you started it!”) feels so real, like hanging out with your own messy friends.

But Episode 7 isn’t just about chaos—it drops subtle hints about Riddle’s ulterior motive. Why is he so obsessed with following every rule to the letter? Fans on MyAnimeList are speculating: “I bet his backstory is super sad—like, maybe his mom forced him to study 24/7 and never let him have fun.” That makes sense, right? The way Riddle’s voice cracks when he talks about “order” suggests there’s more to him than just being a tyrant. It’s these little details that make the episode feel deep, even for younger viewers.

Animation-wise, this episode is a banger. The bright, whimsical art style (think Disney meets anime) pops on screen—especially the scenes in Heartslabyul’s rose garden, where the red and white roses clash just like the dorm’s conflict. Hulu viewers are raving about the fight scene (yes, there’s a small one!) between Ace and a Heartslabyul student: “The sword moves were so smooth—you can tell Aniplex put money into this.” And Yuu’s neutral expression throughout all the chaos? Relatable. Sometimes you just have to stand back and watch your friends dig themselves into a hole.

What’s next? Episode7 ends with Riddle threatening to expel Ace and Deuce, so fans are already counting down to the next episode. “I need to see Yuu step up and help them—he’s the only one who can calm Riddle down!” one fan tweeted. Others are excited for the big reveal about Riddle’s past: “If the anime adapts his backstory correctly, I’m going to cry. Mark my words.”

For under-20s, this episode hits all the right notes: it’s funny, dramatic, and has characters you can actually relate to. Whether you’re a long-time fan of the game or new to the series, Episode7 of Disney Twisted-Wonderland: Episode of Heartslabyul is a must-watch. Just remember: never eat a tart without permission in Heartslabyul. You’ve been warned.

So grab your snacks, log into Disney+, and get ready to scream (and laugh) at all the chaos. This episode is proof that sometimes the best stories come from breaking the rules—even if it means facing the Crimson Tyrant’s wrath.

Rating: 4.5/5 stars (only because we need more Yuu screen time!)
— A fellow Twisted-Wonderland fan

P.S. Did anyone else notice the tiny Disney reference in the background? Keep an eye out for it—you won’t regret it!
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