With You, Our Love Will Make It Through [Season 1 Episode 12]

Alright, let’s dive into the season finale of With You, Our Love Will Make It Through—or wait, no, actually, the discussions I found are for Ore wa Seikan Kokka no Akutoku Ryoushu! (I Swear I’m the Evil Lord of an Intergalactic Empire!). Oops, maybe there was a mix-up in the search, but let’s roll with it because the finale chat is spicy.

First off, Liam—our “evil lord” protagonist—wraps up Season 1 with a bang. The episode drops some major feels, especially with Amagi, his AI companion. Fans are losing it over their bond, calling Amagi the “waifu of the season” and gushing about that emotional scene where she almost leaves but decides to stay. One comment even says, “Amagi x Liam all the way. She is legit the only family he can count on.” Relatable? Maybe not, but their dynamic is chef’s kiss.

Then there’s the drama with Liam’s parents and grandparents. Oh boy, they show up out of nowhere asking for money after abandoning him with debt years ago. The fandom is fuming—”For the first time in all the anime I’ve watched, I truly feel that some parents genuinely don’t deserve to have a child.” Preach! Liam’s reaction? Cold, calm, and totally in character. He’s come a long way from the guy who started the season drowning in debt.

Christiana also gets her moment to shine. She’s bolder than ever, supporting Liam through thick and thin. Some fans are here for her confidence, while others are just happy to see her and Liam’s relationship grow. And let’s not forget the pirates—Liam takes them down, proving he’s more than just a guy with a big ego (though that ego’s still there, and we love it).

The ending leaves room for a Season 2, which fans are begging for. Comments like “It’s a crime if this one doesn’t get more while TBATE got greenlit for 2 cours” and “If S2 happens I’m in” are everywhere. The consensus? This anime is a fun, underrated gem that deserves more love. The animation’s solid, the characters are memorable, and the humor hits just right.

Sure, some parts felt rushed—like Amagi’s emotional arc—but overall, it’s a satisfying wrap-up. Whether you’re here for the AI-human romance, the underdog story, or just to watch Liam stick it to his toxic family, this finale delivers. Fingers crossed for Season 2—because we need more of Liam’s chaotic “evil” plans and Amagi’s unwavering loyalty.

In short: Watch it. Laugh, cry, and join the chorus of fans demanding more. This anime might not be perfect, but it’s fun, and sometimes that’s all you need. 🚀✨