Saigo ni Hitotsu dake Onegai shitemo Yoroshii deshou ka [Season 1 Episode 10]

May I Ask for One Final Thing? Episode 10: When Fists Do the Talking (And Pigs Get Roasted)

Let’s cut to the chase—if you’re here for Scarlet Vandimion beating the absolute snot out of bad guys, Episode 10 delivers. Like, really delivers. Remember that time she punched a dragon in the face? Yeah, this episode’s got her going toe-to-toe with a giant pig monster that looks like it wandered out of a “nightmare barbecue” cookbook, and honestly? It’s chef’s kiss.

First off, let’s set the scene: Pallistan’s in chaos. Monster hordes are crashing the party, rival nations are circling like vultures, and Terenezza (that scheming villain we all love to hate) is over here cackling as she buffs up a pig orc into a “God Orc” (yes, that’s its actual name—don’t @ me). But did anyone think Scarlet would let a little thing like impending doom stop her? Nah. She’s too busy cracking jokes about “punchable faces” and challenging enemies to dance battles that end with them face-planting into the dirt.

The star of the show? Scarlet’s fists. Duh. Fans on MyAnimeList are losing it over her “punch Gatling” move—you know, that rapid-fire combo where she hits the orc so fast it looks like she’s channeling Luffy and Kenshiro at the same time. One user even called her “One Punch Woman,” and honestly? Fair. She doesn’t just defeat the pig monster—she roasts it (literally, thanks to her dragon Rex breathing fire) and then quips about it being “well done.” Iconic.

But let’s talk about the real MVP of the episode: Alphreim. Yeah, the guy with the ego the size of Pallistan itself. At first, I thought he was just another annoying prince, but this episode? He’s hilarious. He shows up with his Vankish troops, calls his own prince an “asshole” (relatable), and even brainwashes his soldiers into thinking Scarlet’s his bride. Cue the fan reactions: “Alphreim made this episode entertaining,” one user wrote, and another added, “I love his confidence—taking multiple Scarlet hits and still standing? Legend.”

Of course, it’s not all punches and punchlines. There’s drama, too—like the tense strategy meeting where everyone’s panicking about war, and Scarlet’s just over here like, “Can we skip to the part where I punch someone?” And let’s not forget the reverse harem vibes that have some fans side-eyeing the screen. “Why’s it turning into more of a reverse harem than actual story progression?” one user ranted, and another sighed, “I thought Julius and Scarlet would be like Arnold and Rishe from 7th Loop, but now it’s just… so many lame guys.” Fair criticism—Dios and that “Red shit prince” (user’s words, not mine) are low-key cringe.

But here’s the thing: this show doesn’t need a deep plot to be fun. As one fan put it, “I’m just here for a pretty woman smashing ugly people and creatures. This show needs nothing else to satisfy me.” And honestly? Same. The comedy hits—whether it’s Scarlet commanding Rex to set the Vankish king on fire (Daenerys vibes, anyone?) or Alphreim’s assistant muttering about how hard it is to work for an idiot prince.

Is the plot messy? Sure. Are some characters underdeveloped? Definitely. But when Scarlet’s out here turning orcs into punch bags and making us laugh while she does it? Who cares? Episode 10 is pure, unapologetic fun—exactly what you want from a show that’s equal parts action and chaos.

So, if you’re in the mood for a protagonist who solves problems with fists instead of speeches, and a side of pig-roasting humor? This episode’s for you. Just don’t forget to scream “MOTHER!” every time Scarlet does something badass—you know you want to.

Final Verdict: 8/10. More punches, less harem drama, and keep the pig monsters coming. Scarlet Vandimion for president. (Or queen—either works.)