Heika Watashi wo Wasurete Kudasai [Season1 Episode10: Episode10]

If you’ve been following Forget That Night, Your Majesty (Heika Watashi wo Wasurete Kudasai) this season, Episode 10 hits different—trust me. Let’s dive into why this episode is a standout for anyone who loves slow-burn romance and underdog stories.

First, a quick refresh for anyone who might be behind: Lunia, the daughter of Count Persephone, has spent her whole life feeling invisible. Her dad ignores her, her half-brother treats her like a political tool, and she’s never had anyone to call her own—until she’s chosen to marry Hades, the head of the cursed Duke Khronoa family. At first, it feels like just another arrangement, but by Episode 10? Things are getting real, and the chemistry between these two is impossible to miss.

PRISMStudio kills it with the art in this episode, especially the little details that make your heart flutter. Take the cherry blossom scene, for example: Lunia and Hades are sitting under a tree, and she mentions how she’s never had anyone to share a cherry blossom viewing with. Hades doesn’t say much—he’s the quiet type—but he hands her a small, pink petal he picked from the branch above. The way her eyes light up, and the faint, embarrassed smile Hades tries to hide? It’s such a simple moment, but it’s packed with emotion. The soft pastels of the petals mix with the dark, subtle curse marks on Hades’ hands, creating a visual contrast that screams “they’re opposites, but they fit.”

The big turning point in Episode 10? When Lunia’s half-brother crashes the Duke’s mansion, trying to drag her back home to use her for some sketchy political deal. Normally, Lunia would just take it—she’s used to being pushed around—but this time? She stands up for herself. “I’m not your tool anymore,” she says, her voice shaking but firm. And Hades? He’s right there beside her, not in an over-the-top, yelling way, but with a quiet, protective energy that says, “She’s mine now, and you can’t hurt her.” Fans on MyAnimeList have been buzzing about this scene—some calling it the first time Lunia truly finds her voice, others gushing over how Hades defends her without even needing to flex his power.

What makes this episode so relatable is how it doesn’t rush the romance. Lunia and Hades don’t fall in love overnight—they learn to trust each other, one small moment at a time. When Hades’ curse flairs up (those dark marks on his hands glow when he’s angry), Lunia doesn’t flinch. She just holds his hand and says, “It’s okay. I’m here.” It’s those unspoken, vulnerable moments that make their relationship feel real, not just some fake anime trope.

The music here is chef’s kiss too. The soft piano score during the cherry blossom scene makes your chest feel tight in the best way, and the upbeat track when Lunia stands up to her brother gives you that “yes, girl!” rush. You can’t help but tap your foot or smile when the music swells at the right moments.

Another thing to love: The way PRISMStudio draws the characters’ expressions. When Lunia cries, you can see every tear and quiver of her lip. When Hades smiles (a rare sight!), his eyes crinkle just a little, and it’s like the whole screen lights up. It’s the kind of art that makes you feel like you’re right there with them.

If you’re into shoujo romance with heart, drama, and a side of magic (thanks to Hades’ curse), Episode 10 is a must-watch. It’s not just about the romance—it’s about finding your voice, learning to trust, and realizing you don’t have to be alone. Whether you’re team “Lunia deserves all the happiness” or “Hades is my new fictional crush,” this episode has something for everyone.

So grab your favorite snack, curl up on the couch, and hit play. And if you’re already a fan, drop a comment below—what was your favorite moment? The cherry blossom scene? Lunia standing up for herself? Or that quiet smile from Hades? I’m dying to know!

Overall, Episode 10 of Forget That Night, Your Majesty is a perfect example of why slow-burn romance works. It’s emotional, satisfying, and leaves you counting down the days until the next episode. PRISMStudio is killing this adaptation, and I can’t wait to see where Lunia and Hades go next. If you haven’t started watching yet? Binge the first 9 episodes—you’ll thank me later!

P.S. The cherry blossom petal scene? I rewatched it three times. No shame. 😊