Kingdom 6th Season [Season6 Episode10]

Kingdom Season 6 Episode 10: Descendants of the Ryou Clan—A Peak Episode With Mixed Vibes

If you’re a fan of Kingdom, you know Season 6 has been a rollercoaster of epic battles and high-stakes strategy. Episode 10, titled “Descendants of the Ryou Clan,” drops at a crucial moment: with only three episodes left in the 13-episode season, every move feels like it could turn the tide of Qin’s unification war. And let’s be real—this episode doesn’t disappoint in terms of keeping the momentum going, even if it has some fans divided.

First off, let’s dive into the key plot points. Shin, our favorite rising general, gets a huge mission: lead 800 of his best riders to the Left Battlefield and take Ji Hui’s head. That’s no small task—800 men against what’s sure to be a fortified position? But Shin’s unit has proven time and time again they’re up for the challenge, and fans are hyped to see them shine here. One MyAnimeList comment even says, “The Shin Unit getting a major role in this battle could potentially be the difference maker.”

Then there’s Yo Tan Wa, the Mountain Queen, facing off against the Quanrong tribe. This isn’t just any enemy—their king, Lozo, is voiced by Fumihiko Tachiki, the same actor who plays Akainu in One Piece. For anime fans, that’s a cool Easter egg: Akainu is known for being a ruthless, no-nonsense character, so Lozo’s voice immediately gives him an air of menace. But Yo Tan Wa isn’t backing down. Some fans are worried about her facing her progenitors, but others point out she didn’t get to her position without skill. As one fan notes: “She may be facing her progenitors, but she didn’t get to her position without a reason. If anything, Li Mu’s disciple Shun will be more of a challenge for her.”

Speaking of Shun—this guy is playing 4D chess with everyone. His strategies are so layered that fans are comparing the battle to a game of high-stakes chess. “Feels like everyone is playing a 4D chess style to see who can make the biggest difference,” says another fan. It’s this level of strategy that makes Kingdom stand out from other historical animes—every move has a purpose, and every general is thinking several steps ahead.

Wang Ben’s moment in the episode was a bit of a tease, though. The confrontation we saw was cut short, and the animation didn’t look as impressive as fans hoped. But don’t panic—many are guessing the studio is saving the best animation for the actual fight later. As one fan notes: “The little bit of animation shown before getting cut short didn’t look impressive, so hopefully they are saving the good stuff for the actual fight.”

Now, let’s talk fan reactions. Most viewers loved Episode 10. Comments like “another peak episode” and “this battle is so good, one of the best for me” are all over social media. The mix of action and strategy has fans buzzing, and the Akainu VA nod was a hit. But not everyone was on board. Some fans didn’t like the animalistic vibe of the Quanrong tribe, calling it “nonsense” that clashes with the series’ historical tone. One comment even says: “To fight the fearsome mountain people they invented the crap of an animalistic people—all that was left was to call it a werewolf. This kind of nonsense clashes a lot with what we have been having in the last 9 episodes.” It’s a valid critique, but it’s clear the positive reactions outweigh the negative.

Another point fans are talking about is the sheer number of simultaneous battles. “It’s almost a challenge to keep up with all these almost separate wars happening simultaneously,” says one viewer. But that’s part of the fun—Kingdom does a great job of balancing multiple storylines without making them feel overwhelming.

As we near the end of Season 6, the stakes are higher than ever. Qin’s unification is within reach, but every battle brings new obstacles. Episode 10 keeps the pressure on, setting up what’s sure to be an epic finale. Whether you loved the animalistic tribe twist or not, there’s no denying this episode is packed with excitement.

So, if you’re a Kingdom fan, Episode 10 is a must-watch. It’s got everything you love about the series: intense battles, clever strategy, and memorable characters. And with only three episodes left, you won’t want to miss a single moment. The episode leaves you craving more—whether it’s Shin’s mission to take Ji Hui’s head, Yo Tan Wa’s showdown with Lozo, or Wang Ben’s long-awaited fight. Kingdom Season 6 continues to deliver, and Episode 10 is no exception. Don’t skip it!