[DreadBringer]

So currently it focuses on mostly Shotaro and Philip. Now they're taking a "case" outside of Narumi Detective Agency obligations, seemingly getting nothing from the clients which are mega rich family here, explains their wild fashion sense Shotaro got distracted with.

I totally called it that, the women are kamen so that Kuya can focus on their personality (yes, their bodies are voluptuous, but butter face is a thing), though it's just a tradition in general too which bring back Kamen Singers (sadly not referenced in this episode).

Lots of thoughts are put in Alcohol Dopant, which is a good thing. alcohol can make you drunk, and it's also flammable, and if that is combined on an MOTW, it'd make them more dangerous threat, weaponizing flames as well as being immunte to flinching. Though W switching to HeatJoker when he got burned is good too, and here it's a case of fighting fire with fire not working on W.

There's multiple red herring here for sure, there's Bando as an employee in Kagamino family, and as Shotaro and Philip noted, even if Kuya forces his brides to put a mask, he doesn't look for a good women, but those which personality suits him the best. There's also a butler did it cliche, and for meta wise, there were loads of unpleasant and/or morally dark beautiful women in W overall.

Ironic that Shotaro talks about Kuya attracting only gold diggers or such and not looking for good women, but Shotaro's attracted to femme fatales, which are normally not good women either.

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Originally Posted by Frontier

Not a yuki-onna, but Kanna is definitely a raven-haired beauty! Although as pretty as she is, especially in that backless dress, you've got Tokime waiting for you back home Shotaro! Don't be getting all cozy with another woman!

Shotaro should just leave any other women to die without doing something? (so that there'd be no other women in Tokime's way) Especially to his apparent 'savior' here that it's obliged to have him repay that.

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Originally Posted by KRFurious1

Man, this has been really good thus far. The show really captures everything about W. I really like how Fuuto PI utilizes a 3-episode arc format to draw out the story more. Do you all think this is a true sequel to Double? I for one do.

Two-parters fit W "double" theme though, even the episode titles have letters that stand for 2 words, giving the story titles "double" meanings.