Heika Watashi wo Wasurete Kudasai [Season 1 Episode 10]

Forget That Night, Your Majesty Episode 10: The Family Reckoning We All Saw Coming

Let’s be real—when an anime drops 5-minute episodes, you know you’re signing up for a wild, fast-paced ride. Heika Watashi wo Wasurete Kudasai (or Forget That Night, Your Majesty if you prefer subtitles) has been sprinting through Lunia’s story since October 2025, and Episode 10? It’s the kind of episode that makes you lean in, squint at the screen, and go, “Wait, did she really just do that?”

First off, let’s recap the basics for anyone who’s been binging too many other Fall 2025 shows (no judgment—Spy x Family Code: White is good). Lunia, the daughter of the Count of Persephone, has had a rough go of it: dad ignores her, half-brother treats her like a tool, and her only escape was becoming the bride of a cursed marquis. But Episode 10 throws her right back into the lion’s den—her brother’s clutches. And fans? They’re not here for it.

One MyAnimeList user summed it up perfectly: “Well going back to the abusive and controlling brother certainly seems silly and a risk to the children but 🤷🙃” Preach. We’ve all seen how her brother operates—he’s the kind of guy who’d use a goldfish as a paperweight if it served his ego. So why would Lunia, who’s finally found a sliver of happiness with the marquis and those adorable kids, walk back into that?

Ah, right—the plot. As another fan pointed out, it’s probably to “progress the plot to closure on the family side of things.” But let’s be honest: 5-minute episodes mean we’re getting crumbs, not a full meal. We’re left guessing why the brothers were fighting in that vision Lunia saw (one theory? The brother’s totally at fault—shocker), and whether the kids who’ve grown attached to the duke will be okay.

Speaking of the kids—they’re the unsung heroes here. The way they’ve warmed up to the marquis? It’s the kind of wholesome content that makes you forget this anime is basically a romance novel on fast-forward. But now that Lunia’s back with her brother, those kids are in danger. And fans are worried. “Lunia might be going to a very harsh place, her brother really has major issues,” one user wrote. Understatement of the year.

But here’s the thing: for all its rushed pacing, this anime has heart. The art (shoutout to Imagica Infos and PRISMstudio) is pretty, the romance is sweet (when we get to see it), and Lunia’s journey from doormat to someone who might stand up for herself is low-key inspiring. Even if we only get 5 minutes a week, it’s enough to make us care.

And let’s talk about that ending tease. A second cour? Please, yes. “I’ve a feeling that this anime will have another cour…” a fan speculated. Let’s hope so—because 10 episodes aren’t enough to wrap up the marquis’s curse, the brother’s drama, and whether Lunia will ever get the happy ending she deserves.

So, is Episode 10 worth watching? If you’re invested in Lunia’s story, absolutely. It’s frustrating, it’s short, and it leaves you with more questions than answers—but that’s the point. This anime is a rollercoaster, and we’re all along for the ride. Just… maybe keep a stress ball handy for when Lunia makes questionable decisions.

Final thought: If the next episode doesn’t give us more marquis-Lunia cute moments, I’m rioting. 5 minutes is too short for no fluff.

Rating: 3.5/5 stars (deducting points for the brother’s existence, adding points for the kids).

Now, who’s ready to wait for Episode 11? 🙋♀️