Sentenced to Be a Hero Ep. 12: A miserable fate for both heroes and demons

For all the build up, Spriggan gets sniped immediately at the start of the episode, and by Tsav of all people, too. Rhyno, the demon formerly known as Puck Puca, then personally finishes the job by stomping the life out of Spriggan. Not before relishing in Spriggan’s cries of fear, of course. Naturally, I don’t feel bad for the demon who murdered a bunch of orphans. I just… sure, I didn’t expect Spriggan to go out like this, so I guess you could argue that the show surprised me. But why? Why take this route? Franci did this whole “I must find the demon lurking within the city” schtick episodes ago just for said demon to go out like a chump. Spriggan didn’t even put up a fight. Hell, its best laid plans were to try and assassinate Teoritta in relative daylight. It’s so anticlimactic. Defying expectations doesn’t mean it’s automatically narrative brilliance. What it does mean, however, is that Xylo was just a decoy. All this time, I thought that this was his story, but it was someone else’s instead: Kivia’s.

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Everything Else: Winter 2026, Week 12

She’s just like me, fr fr…

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Journal with Witch Ep. 12: An atypical family

Apparently, Makio and Emiri’s mother are lunching, so Asa tries to invite Emiri over to hang out. Unfortunately, her friend continue to brush her off. Emiri is likely busy spending time with her girlfriend. It’s the classic scenario where you’re in the honeymoon period of a relationship, so everyone else in your life just fades away from existence. But at the same time, Asa hasn’t exactly been the bestest of friends. She has taken and taken and taken — and understandably so due to recent tragedy in her life — but this can drain the people you care about, the people who are trying their best to support you. So sometimes, two friends need to put some space between them so that the friendship can breathe again. I hope that when this is all said and done, Asa and Emiri will at least hash out where things currently stand for them. Even if it ultimately leads to the dissolution of their friendship, they should at least try to understand each other.

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