Saigo ni Hitotsu dake Onegai Shitemo Yoroshii Deshou ka [Episode 13]

Saigo ni Hitotsu dake Onegai Shitemo Yoroshii Deshou ka Episode 13: The Fist of Justice Keeps Swinging

Let’s cut to the chase—this episode is exactly what fans signed up for: Scarlet El Vandimion punching her way through problems like a human wrecking ball with a tiara. If you loved the first few episodes where she decked her ex-fiancé Prince Kyle mid-ball and turned goons into punching bags, Episode 13 doesn’t mess with the formula. And honestly? That’s why we’re all here.

For those just catching up: Scarlet’s the noblewoman who’s had enough of her fiancé’s garbage. After Kyle publicly dumped her and framed her for harassment, she snapped—unleashing years of repressed rage by beating the absolute snot out of him. Now, she’s teaming up with Prince Julius (Kyle’s older brother, the “chill but scheming” type) to take down the corrupt nobles who’ve been messing with her family. And yes, she’s still solving every issue with her fists.

The fan reactions? Chaotic good. One user summed it up perfectly: “They pissed me off so I beat the living shit out of them!” Spoken like a true enforcer! I love Scarlett! She’s my new spirit animal! 🥰🥰 Another cheered, “Everyone is eating the fists of our gender equality Queen.” Let’s be real—there’s something so satisfying about watching a girl who doesn’t take crap from anyone. No “I’m sorry”s, no holding back—just pure, unadulterated “you messed with the wrong lady” energy.

But it’s not all punches (okay, mostly punches). The dynamic between Scarlet and Julius is still chef’s kiss. Julius is the calm to her storm—he’s amused by her chaos, even when she’s breaking rocks with her bare hands or threatening to punch a baron. Fans are split on whether he’s a good love interest, though. One hater ranted, “He’s such a pos, literally sees her as an interesting animal. She is basically his jester…” Ouch. But others think they’re perfect: “Scarlet is just too powerful… and unhinged. Julius is the perfect balance whether she admits to it or not.” Fair—their banter is hilarious, even if Julius does treat her like a very dangerous pet sometimes.

Animation? Yeah, it’s not Demon Slayer levels of flashy. One user called it “perfectly serviceable” but noted it’s “stiff at times” with “a lot more still frames.” But let’s be real—do we need mind-blowing animation when Scarlet’s punching someone in the face? No. The show’s charm isn’t in the visuals—it’s in Scarlet’s “I will break you” glare and the way she turns every fight into a comedy sketch.

The plot’s starting to hint at bigger stuff, too. The end credits have this Alice in Wonderland vibe with fantasy monsters, and fans are speculating: “Wonder how far we will go. Glad to see plenty, but hopefully, we won’t go so far as to involve their gods…” Fingers crossed it stays focused on Scarlet’s fist-based justice instead of getting lost in lore.

Is there a downside? Some fans are worried the problems will never evolve beyond “punch the bad guy.” One commented, “I hope there are more plot and obstacles that take more than a punch to get through coming. Her punching comically evil dudes… will get old.” Valid point—but for now? We’re here for the chaos. As another fan put it, “This is my ‘turn brain off’ anime of the season. I just want to watch people being punched by the woman of my dreams.” Same, friend. Same.

Overall, Episode 13 is a solid addition to the series. It’s fun, it’s cathartic, and it’s exactly what we need when we’re tired of protagonists who overthink everything. Scarlet’s not here to talk—it’s time to throw hands. And honestly? We’re all here for it.

So if you’re in the mood for a show where the main character solves problems with her fists and zero apologies, this is your jam. Just don’t forget to bring popcorn—you’ll need it for all the punching.

10/10 for keeping the chaos alive. More Scarlet, please. We need it.