
Okay, let’s cut to the chase—Shoushimin Series Season 1’s finale was wild. One minute we’re watching Osanai and Kobato bond over parfait, the next they’re splitting up, getting new crushes, and there’s a van on fire? If you’re like me, you probably sat there with your mouth open going, “Wait, what just happened?”
First off, let’s recap the chaos. Osanai’s big scheme finally unfolded: she framed her middle school bully Hasemi for kidnapping (yes, really) and got her sent to jail. But when Kobato calls her out for lying and breaking the law, Osanai hits back—saying Kobato’s been lying too, about wanting to be “ordinary.” Their argument gets heated, and they decide to go their separate ways because… together, they’re anything but normal. Then, in the last five minutes, both of them get hit on by new people? And a van (the same one Osanai was kidnapped in?) explodes? Yeah, it’s a lot.
Fans had mixed feelings about this, to say the least. On MyAnimeList, one user wrote, “This episode ties in the overall theme of the show and what it’s like to be ‘ordinary’—but the new relationships felt so out of nowhere!” Another fan ranted, “They break up their friendship and then suddenly get bf/gs? That’s a giant middle finger to the audience!” But not everyone hated it—some loved the character growth. One comment said, “I respect Kobato for sticking to his guns about the law, even if Osanai had no regrets.”
Let’s talk about the themes here. The whole show’s been about wanting to be ordinary, but Osanai and Kobato are anything but. Osanai’s a master manipulator (she planned a whole kidnapping frame-up!), and Kobato loves interrogating people way too much. Their clash over ethics was the highlight of the episode—Osanai doesn’t care about breaking rules to get revenge, while Kobato believes in doing things the right way. When Osanai says, “You’re a liar too,” it hits hard because Kobato did lie about enjoying their little “games.” But let’s be real—one lie is about liking to question people, the other is about framing someone for a crime. Not exactly the same level, Osanai.
The visuals were on point, as always. Fans mentioned the gasp face Osanai made—we usually see her happy about snacks, so seeing her sad was a shock. The background art was also praised; one user said it was “the best this season.” The direction was bold, with sudden background changes that some found confusing, but others thought added to the chaotic vibe of the finale.
Now, the ending. The new characters—who are they? A guy hits on Osanai, and a girl talks to Kobato. Fans are split: some think it’s a way to push the story forward in Season 2 (which is coming in April 2025!), while others think it’s rushed. The burning van? Probably Osanai getting rid of evidence—she’s always been one to cover her tracks.
Even with all the confusion, I’m hyped for Season 2. The finale left so many questions: Will Osanai and Kobato ever reconcile? What’s up with the new characters? And most importantly—will Osanai’s next scheme be even more unhinged?
Overall, Shoushimin Series Season1 Episode10 was a rollercoaster. It had great character moments, a lot of shock value, and left fans wanting more. Whether you loved it or hated it, you can’t deny it’s memorable. Let’s just hope Season2 answers all our burning questions (pun intended, thanks to the van).
P.S. If you’re still confused about the new characters—don’t worry, we’ll find out next season. And hey, at least we got a Season2 announcement to soften the blow of that cliffhanger!
(Note: This review is based on fan discussions for Shoushimin Series Episode10, as search results for Hahanoha Season1 Episode10 did not yield relevant discussion data.)
Episodes: Season 1 Episode 10
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Episodes: Season 1 Episode 10 [Updated at 2025-12-08 02:23:00]
File Size: 407.5 MiB
Format/Quality: 1080p CR WEBRip HEVC AAC
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