English Dub Review: Sword of the Demon Hunter: Kijin Gentosho “The Garden of Happiness Part 2”

Overview

Jinya and Naotsugu witness a young girl losing her parents in a fire, which brings the unexpected truth of the mystery to light.

Our Take

Picking up from the previous episode, this chapter eases back into the story’s quiet rhythm while still weaving in subtle revelations that deepen our understanding of the characters. Rather than relying on action or dramatic showdowns, it unfolds through gentle dialogue and small moments—clues scattered throughout earlier episodes finally click into place, giving us fresh insight without spoiling any major surprises.

The rest of the episode’s proceedings shone the most in its meticulous pacing and thoughtful writing. By leaning into the mysteries hinted at before and exploring themes of memory, identity, and connection, it turns what could have been filler into essential character work. Each interaction feels weighted with meaning, and attentive viewers will appreciate how earlier hints now resonate in new, emotionally rich ways.

Overall, this episode is a beautifully crafted, thoughtful installment that enriches the narrative without rushing. It demonstrates how the series can tell compelling stories through quiet moments and emotional depth, setting the stage for even more intriguing developments ahead. But above all, it’s the kind of episode that lingers long after the credits roll, and I mean it in a good way. The question now is, what will happen next?