Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai [Episode 24]

Alright, let’s dive into Episode 24 of Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai Part 2—and wow, what a wild ride this one was! First off, if you haven’t been keeping up, this season’s all about Krai, our favorite retired ghost who just can’t catch a break from chaos, even when he’s trying to chill. This episode? It’s like the show cranked the absurdity up to 11 and then some, and honestly? We’re here for it.

Let’s start with the elephant in the room: Krai’s new Hawaiian shirt. Yes, you read that right. The guy who’s already mastered the art of napping through apocalypses now has a relic that makes him even more relaxed. Fans are losing it over this—“Wtf is up with Krai’s shirt…it looks like he was going to go to Hawaii or something,” one MyAnimeList user joked. And honestly? Same. The shirt’s so over-the-top, it’s become the star of the episode. “Krai rocks that new outfit!!! Seems like he is still in vacation mood with this new Hawaii style outfit!!” another fan gushed. But here’s the kicker: that shirt isn’t just for show. It’s a magic item that amplifies his chill, which is both hilarious and genius. Imagine being so lazy you need a magical shirt to help you do it better. That’s Krai in a nutshell.

Now, the plot. This episode centers on an escort mission for King Zebrudia, and Krai’s “dream team” is…well, a hot mess. He picks a ragtag group of characters, including the suspicious-looking Kechachakka (voiced by Hidenari Ugaki, by the way—love that casting!), and of course, chaos ensues. Fans are already speculating about the Fox organization’s involvement, with one commenter noting, “I knew Sitri was hella crazy, but that letter… didn’t foresee she is THAT MUCH hella crazy.” Sitri, our resident chaos gremlin, is back at it, sending dragons (yes, dragons) after Krai because she thought his letter was a love note. “Sitri did this because she heard what I said. No one would think ‘Sending you a frigid dragon~! <3’ was what that heart meant!” Krai complains. Classic Sitri—overreacting in the most epic way possible.

But let’s talk about the real MVP of this episode: Kris, the tsundere elf who ends every sentence with “desu.” Fans are obsessed with her. “Kris is so hot lol. Classic elf beauty,” one user wrote, while another added, “Kris is cute tsundere elf but her speaking mannerism is getting a bit annoying… wait, no, actually, it’s growing on me.” Her tsundere act is chef’s kiss—she’s rude one second, blushing the next, and that “desu” at the end of every sentence? It’s her lazy attempt at being polite, and it’s hilarious. “The joke is the way Kris speaks is very crude and ending every sentence with ‘desu’ is her lazy effort to be polite,” a fan explained. We love a character who’s both tough and adorable.

Then there’s the magic carpet. Oh, the carpet. It’s obstreperous, it’s sassy, and it’s basically Krai’s new nemesis. “Only Krai can get punched out by a magic carpet, give it an insulting name, and then expect to get a ride on said carpet,” a viewer laughed. The carpet’s antics—like refusing to fly unless Krai apologizes—add so much to the episode’s humor. And let’s not forget the twist: Kechachakka, the guy who looks like he stepped out of a villain’s handbook, is actually part of the Fox organization. “Chahachakka is actually just some mega suspicious-looking and evil guy from Fox,” a fan noted. Shocking? Maybe. Hilarious? Absolutely.

But beyond the laughs, this episode is building up to something big. With only three episodes left, fans are hyped for the upcoming battle. “Seems this is building up for a big battle coming up soon,” one commenter observed. And we can’t help but agree—between the Fox’s schemes, Sitri’s chaos, and Krai’s accidental heroics, the finale is bound to be epic.

What’s really making this season stand out, though, is how it balances humor with heart. Krai’s journey to retire is still the core, but the supporting characters—like Kris, Sitri, and even the sassy carpet—add so much depth. “This show is just too entertaining, I love it and all the different characters it has,” a fan raved. And honestly? Same. Whether it’s Kris’s tsundere moments, Sitri’s unhinged plans, or Krai’s ability to turn every disaster into a win (by doing absolutely nothing), there’s never a dull moment.

Of course, no episode is without its fan-favorite moments. Tino’s “thicc” backshot at 17:58 had viewers losing it—“Tino thicc 🍑👌🏻 Tsundere silver haired elf 👌🏻” one user exclaimed. And let’s not forget the spaghetti and bolognese joke at the end—“wtf was that at the end about spaghetti and bolognese????” a confused fan asked. (For the record, it’s a mistranslation, but the chaos is worth it.)

As we wrap up, it’s clear that Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai Part 2 is a must-watch for anyone who loves comedy with a side of chaos. The characters are lovable, the humor is on point, and the plot is building to a satisfying climax. “I wish I could watch hundreds of episodes of this anime in one go, it’s unconditionally give me a relax mood,” a fan admitted. And honestly? Same. Krai’s Hawaiian shirt, Kris’s “desu” lines, and Sitri’s dragon-sending spree—this episode has it all.

So, if you’re looking for a show that’ll make you laugh until your sides hurt, this is it. Just don’t be surprised if you find yourself craving a Hawaiian shirt and a magic carpet by the end. Now, let’s cross our fingers for a sequel announcement—we need more Krai in our lives. Until then, let’s enjoy the ride. Desu.

— A fellow fan who’s still laughing at the carpet incident.