Isekai Quartet [Season 3 Episode 6: Search Shadow and Devil]

Okay, let’s dive into Isekai Quartet Season 3 Episode 6—because this crossover chaos just keeps hitting different, even when it’s laying the groundwork for what’s next. First things first: Motoyasu got suspended, and honestly? Y’all, the relief is real. Fans have been side-eyeing his spear-wielding antics for ages, so seeing him benched (again) was lowkey a win. No more pig paranoia or unnecessary drama—thank u, next.

This episode felt like a love letter to Eminence in Shadow stans, and I’m here for it. The Shadow Garden crew finally took center stage, and Delta? She’s the goodest girl in the entire crossover universe—her little moment petting Filo had fans screaming (and rightfully so). But let’s talk about the real MVP here: Seto Asami’s voice acting. When Alpha, Raphtalia, and CZ sat down for that chat? That’s three characters, all voiced by the same person, having a full-on conversation. Fans were right—this was god-tier. The studio definitely threw CZ into the mix just to make this happen, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

The picnic scene was pure chaos in the best way. Everyone was chibi and cute—Naofumi chilling like he’s finally found peace (deserved after all Shield Hero trauma), Raphtalia having a tiny sad moment (F for her), but then Alpha stepped in and turned it around. And let’s not forget CZ sneaking a pet to Filo—such a charming little detail that fans ate up.

Cid, being the lowkey legend he is, was either napping in the corner (classic Shadow move, blending into the background) or chatting with Neumann—who’s basically the definition of a background character, which fits Cid’s whole “I’m just a mob” vibe perfectly. Then that ending convo with Delta? Oh my god, Shadow’s vague, chuuni lines and Delta taking every single word seriously? Iconic. Fans were losing it over that—Delta’s dedication to her master is unmatched.

Now, let’s get to the setup stuff. Pandora’s Actor, you chaotic gremlin—your big mouth just started a war. He accidentally gave Alpha the idea that Tanya and Ainz are part of the Cult of Diablo, and now Shadow Garden is gunning for them. Fans are hyped for a potential Tanya vs. Shadow Garden clash (LMAO, imagine that) and honestly? Same. Also, Wiz planting those pasta zombies near Subaru’s class flowers? That’s a ticking time bomb of chaos, and I can’t wait to see it explode.

Shoutouts to the voice cast: Mamoru Miyano as Pandora’s Actor was chef’s kiss—his over-the-top delivery had fans grinning. And let’s not sleep on Visha’s cute eating scene—Hayami Saori’s voice made it even more adorable (fans loved that too).

Some fans said this ep felt like a setup, but it didn’t feel slow at all. The cute moments balanced the foreshadowing perfectly, and every character got their time to shine. Even if you’re not an Eminence in Shadow fan, you’ll still love the chibi hijinks and the iconic interactions.

And let’s be real—this ep had everything: cute picnics, god-tier voice acting, setup for epic clashes, zero spear moron (win-win), and Delta being the best girl. What more could you ask for?

Overall, this episode slaps. It’s fun, it’s chaotic, and it leaves you wanting more. I can’t wait for next week—let’s see what the crossover crew gets into next. Will Shadow Garden actually go after Tanya? Will the pasta zombies attack? Will Motoyasu find a way to cause trouble even while suspended? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure: it’s gonna be wild.

If you haven’t watched it yet, go do it. Trust me, you won’t regret it—especially if you love crossover chaos and chibi characters being adorable. And if you have watched it, drop a comment below—what was your favorite moment? Mine was definitely the three-way Seto Asami convo. Iconic.

Okay, that’s my rant. Now go enjoy the ep—peace out!