Mob's Choice | Mob Psycho 100 II

Mob and Reigen are asked to exorcise a family of ghosts, but the spirits plead with him to let them live together in peace. Mob isn't sure what's right! Watch Mob Psycho 100 II on Crunchyroll: got.cr/Watch-Mob
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[@fabulousmyriad267]

Reigen "exorcising" those horrible clients will always be a highlight.

[@dusaprukiyathan1613]

Oh, I thought he just threw salt at them as a fuck-you, lol

[@jakoblinton2053]

@@dusaprukiyathan1613 it's a little bit of both.

[@phoenixomega806]

@@jakoblinton2053 I mean, both processes are quite similar.

[@ysten3869]

Pocket salt

[@sophia1979]

This scene still messes me up. Imagine exorcising hostile spirits is your job, one that you're used to at this point. But there comes an instance where a man is begging on his knees for you to let him and his family continue existing, since there is nowhere else for them to go. It puts you in a situation that forces you to recognize the spirit's autonomy, that it has desires, just like you. This isn't just a spirit, it's a man. You're not just exorcising a group of spirits, you're killing a family. And you're just 14 years old.

[@kekero540]

You’ve also been doing this for years and unaware of the consequences.

[@Dewkeeper]

Yeah it forces him to abandon the simple mindset and humanizes the spirits. It's a way tougher job description than what he signed up for and is liable to traumatize somebody if they can't come to terms with it. Thing is though if he was OK with his emotions he could just go with the flow because there's no reason not to, but at this point mob can't accept his feelings as a reason to do anything. Quite simply he doesn't trust himself at all.

[@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770]

@@kekero540 He's been doing it to evil spirits. And when Mob defeats them, he doesn't destroy them. They get stripped of their powers at least (like Dimple), or go to the afterlife at most (The biker, the pervert in the girl's school). That's what is supposed to happen anyway. Besides, I think it's fine if they pass on as long as they have no regrets. The bikers seemed really thankful and happy when they left. The pervert didn't, but that is because he was bad. Unlike the Bikers, who went into a light, he went into a darkness. If the family was banished by Mob, I would assume they would go into light as well. To be honest, absorbing them, like Mogami, is worse than defeating them.

[@Kevin-yp7yk]

Mob already acknowledged them all as "real" The issue was that none had ever been this genuinely good. It's not about autonomy or anything that poetic It's just that he finally met someone who was undeserving of being exorcised

[@honeyjar3912]

Yes thank you we all saw the same video xD

[@Ayyyyyyyyyy262]

This scene is so beautifully written. In Mob’s perspective, spirits are just as real as humans, and he acknowledges them as such. For them to try to make him exorcise them would be like putting a gun in a middle schoolers hand and ask him to execute an innocent family. Reigen first sees it as a mere moral dilemma for Mob, when really it’s so traumatic it’s making him have a panic attack. Shows how innocent Mob is, and how much Reigen cares when he realized he pushed Mob too far. Best episode so far.

[@JayAndNightASMR]

Yes and also shows the dilemma mob is also facing with the muggers and human enemies , he will destroy evil spirits but wont use his powers on humans despite the fact everyone is telling him too defend himself.

[@ssss6572]

Also, let’s not forget the previous “exorcism”. The apartment lady thinks a spirit is haunting her, which terrifies her and she calls Reigen. But when she finds out it’s just a creepy neighbour, her attitude completely changes, more towards disgust. IMO this surprised Mob, because to him a perverted spirit and a perverted human should be viewed in the same way. Such a great character building episode!

[@nirv2796]

I would think that spirits became more real too him but they were always there, he just sees it more clearly now.

[@wizsharif1357]

@Joseph Lehman honestly!

[@INANNAISHERE]

While I agree with your excellent analysis. I must disagree with you on the fact that mob’s view of the situation is innocent. It’s not innocent, it’s wise.

[@kyobomusudv2249]

God I love dimple's actions in this scene. He tries to provoke the dad because if he turns out to be a dangerous or evil spirit, then mob can exorcise him without feeling guilty. After all, if he had left him there, then what's to say he wanted attack the next person that came along? And, if he turns out to be guilty and Mob takes care of it, then Dimple would have also given Mob an easy out for his panic attack. Dimple was not only testing the father, but also trying to help Mob, even if it meant he had to be the bad guy. Absolutely brilliant writing.

[@YaBoiiiiNick]

Seriously. I'm over 3 years late and apparently this has got over 600 likes and no replies either which is wild to me, but honestly thinking of rewatching this anime, it's so damn good.

[@germsspices]

That's the most badass salt throwing scene so far

[@MrJostur]

I guess when you're Reigen, there are such ways of throwing salt.

[@nunyaxyz]

I see where jiren got his line from

[@sirbruno95]

Pocket Salt.

[@JasonJia11]

SALT SPLASH

[@Kurameno]

SARUTO SPURASHU

[@wizsharif1357]

I cant even lie, when the spirit said "i coudnt do something so horrific" and bowed in respect. It completely broke me. Ive watched a lot of anime. That was definiely one of the most powerful moments ive ever watched. Incredible!

[@foserk7063]

Its definitely a highlight of the anime,not only does it show how much dimple helps mob but how reigens and mobs relationship is sweet and sour in parts

[@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770]

I don't think he was bowing in respect. He was begging.

[@leonardo9259]

@@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770 yeah he looks defeated to me

[@stonecat676]

he was on his knees, defeated

[@Kevin-yp7yk]

@@stonecat676 not defeated. He didn't lose. He was just humbly asking to say with his family a bit longer. Fighting not with power, but with his words.

[@NightEnigma8]

Judging from the way how the abandoned house looked, I think the ghost family died in a fire which is sad if true. I legitimately felt sorry for them during these scenes. The voice acting for the main ghost was really well done. I also felt bad for Mob. The poor kid is gonna be dealing with a lot crap this season. Bones did a great job with this episode so I just know that they are going to do a excellent job with the Mogami arc. I'm ready for more feels.

[@jeamcarlos7510]

Car crash

[@justafranz]

More feels you say? *laughs in 8th episode*

[@SoupEmperor]

Wow, this comment aged very well. The rest of the season turned out to be incredible.

[@epicblue00]

@@SoupEmperor what are you talking about

[@SoupEmperor]

@@epicblue00 the first commenter said this when this episode came out and the rest of season 2 wasn't out yet, and he said he hoped the rest of the season would also turn out well, which turned out to be completely true since the whole season was magnificent. That's what I meant by that the comment aged well

[@ApexGale]

I love how this reinforces the mindset that Reigen instilled within Mob. This would be harming innocent souls who genuinely want nothing more than to be left in peace. To exorcise them would shatter Mob's emotional stability, and Reigen knows him well enough that he can immediately tell the general gist of what's going on. Reigen then acts accordingly and Mob's mind once again establishes that he made the right choice learning from Reigen It's okay to just listen to what your moral compass tells you at first glance

[@rj119x]

i think that’s my favorite thing about reigan is that he can immediately tell what’s up with him

[@40dbelow0]

I'm writing a paper on this scene and it's so fulfilling to analyze

[@ginger88895]

instant phD

[@freshhomemadememes8223]

aviato287 x ah so this is what my obnoxious 12 year old tracker picked up

[@anjih5297]

yo lemme read that

[@poysona]

A++

[@maddytotoro6739]

I'd actually be really interested in reading that!

[@TrxPsyche]

The fact that Reigen immediately ended the session upon hearing Mob's feelings speaks wonders to how he thinks of him. Season 2 in general was about looking at one's self and growing, but even before all that, Reigen still did really care for Mob.

[@sunny91193]

It hasn't even gotten to the Mogami arc, or Seperation arc and I'm already bawling my eyes out for Mob, fuuckk.

[@numbers93]

MOGAMI ARC IS NEXT I THINK!!!

[@sunny91193]

@@numbers93 indeed it is, the preview shows it.

[@theguytheman417]

Mogami arc was really fuckn sad

[@ntbored7727]

Wait, the Mogami arc was right after this episode? Wow. They really played on the viewer's and Mob's feeling by meeting him right after this ep. Never really noticed [the wonderful writing] it.

[@upbeathightuned9152]

Mob: the clients will have to get hurt Reigen:*throws salt at clients* So basically the clients got hurt *DONE*

[@johw2346]

Reigen: “OWARI DA” Jiren: “Nice.”

[@bruhmomentgaming7427]

😂😭

[@tucosalamanca5818]

Dio: Nice

[@AthleticAutist]

0:25 Oh my god. That gouged my heart.

[@shrivel_d]

I think Reigen did understand Mob as soon as Mob explained his dilemma. Reigen saw it that this situation is harmless, and doesn’t need any help at all, but rather he saw that his clients were the ones that needed exorcising. If spirits are capable of change, then so can those clients.

[@Rick-ix2he]

Honestly the whole time I was thinking that Reigen and Mob could simply pretend to exorcise those spirits without actually doing it. Reigen especially since he’s always faking exorcisms

[@germsspices]

Not exorcising the spirits was an option as well, and Reigen did told Mob it was okay not to do the job. However, Reigen didn't really understand exactly why Mob was so unsettled until the last moment. The clients were simply there to add tension, instead, the real conflict here is Mobs inner kindness against his own morality and professionalism. He's not worried about those three students, but people in general who would get hurt by the spirits he failed to exorcize.

[@craziestgolem4209]

Germs & Spices he is worried about the students but it’s because he’s worried if he doesn’t exorcise the spirits then they will find another psychic to do it instead. That’s why he says if he want to protect the family then the clients will have to be hurt instead. Or at least that’s how it sounds to me

[@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770]

If I was Mob, I would have just blasted some air with Telekinesis, and claim I exorcised them. It's not like they can see the spirits, so they would believe it.

[@germsspices]

@@craziestgolem4209 That's probably a more extreme interpretation of it. The more immediate concern for Mob is that once he accepts the possibility that spirits can be good, he doesn't have a way to tell which spirits are good and which ones are evil. If Mob cannot discern good and evil, he might mistakenly let off an evil spirit in the future which ends up hurting future clients.

[@lordbiscuitthetossable5352]

The other thing is that Mob absolutely *isn't* a con artist. Reigan is, but actively hides the fact that he can't use any powers from Mob. So asking Mob to "pretend" would be like admitting they don't have to do a good job. We've already established that the kid doesn't have a poker face or a filter in his neutral state.

[@shewolfinubaka]

I literally cry like a baby every time the father chooses to plead instead of killing those who want his family to disappear forever

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

It hits extra hard seeing him dogeza when he literally has nothing left to lose except his existence and his pride. And he still threw them away for his family.

[@ekyanso4253]

You really couldn't just say "bow"?

[@Scionofgreyhaven]

I got it now, good growing scene for Mob and Reigen

[@preciseace3718]

This really made the episode sad for me

[@gallaros9]

Can we just appreciate the self control on Daddy Ghost? Not giving into the bait and sticking to his morals, even after death. Big ecto-balls on that guy

[@blue-bb4ox]

I didn't know that mob feelings are so deep

[@alexchan4819]

one could say that he has the deepest feelings, just that he supresses and doesnt show them. Only when he reaches 100% does he explode and let it all out

[@jkf16m96]

and he sees spirits almost the same as humans some times. first he saw them like something evil, then he realized in this scene that some spirits actually are too peaceful and his reasoning changes to spirits == humans.

[@auhs6240]

@@alexchan4819 mob has really powerful emotions, but hides them due to his trauma. 100% is when he unleashes just one of those emotions. ???% is when he unleashes them all

[@kimmirandaart9909]

mmm that emotional pencil animation on ghost dad when he realizes what he'd be forced to do in front of his family

[@smoothie4014]

It's also interesting to see the part dimple played in all this. At first it seems that he is doing this due to his general own agenda but when you look at it again it's different. In my opinion dimple tried to provoke the spirit because if it did turn evil it would give mob a reason to defend himself/ exorcise it.

[@user-bj8wb1rb7q]

Very true. Dimple and Mob's friendship is underrated tbh

[@psychee1]

Yeah, Dimple may be an evil spirit but he has had Mob's back on multiple occasions. Green fart cloud is a bro.

[@wizsharif1357]

i feel he did something that was necessary in the moment, dimples character development really grew on me

[@Frikcha]

dimple and mob have a more intense/meaningful relationship than Reigen and Mob I think, but you have to have read the webcomic to get that full effect.

[@スノーハッピー]

That's pretty evil of Dimple lol. I mean he was really thinking about helping Mob, but he has no qualms about sacrificing the spirit family to do it. Still love him :3

[@spectralight8412]

When the dad bowed, reminded me of when Mob bowed apologizing for Ritsu's actions last season.

[@brozomicki-sothe307]

I just realized: with all the salt he carries Reigan must be incredibly strong

[@arctohru]

I'm so proud of my psychic, emotionally unstable son. He didn't lash out even though he thought he had to

[@SoupEmperor]

Probably the best scene in the anime. Season 2 has to be my favorite season of any anime, and not just for the awesome action. Mob's emotional growth was amazingly well done.

[@numbers93]

boiiii mob's already gotten through so much char development these past 3 eps. The next arc though... SO HYPE.

[@cyechan50]

This scene was so freaking good.

[@victoriapulcifer6218]

Looking back, it really makes sense that Reigen would blame himself for Mob's torment here. After all, he's the one who emphasized to Mob the heavy responsibility of not using his psychic powers against people, while _also_ telling Mob to exorcise ghosts as part of his chosen practice. For the first time, Mob has encountered spirits that he *sees* as real people. It really does all tie back to how, for all Reigen's good intentions, him getting in over his head and pushing into places he doesnt understand leads him to really hurt Mob. And in season 3... Ho boy

[@actinginmotion2514]

Why Reign is my favorite character

[@Anukinihun]

If only Mob could meet Allen Walker. The way they view the world they would make great friends.

[@nackayallen6962]

Allen Walker from d gray man nice

[@thedustwhispered]

i thought of the same thing! the way they see spirits/demons and humans as the same..

[@ultrasphoenix]

2:24 Reigen: Owari Da... Jiren: Nani?!

[@keledele]

I’m sure Mob also realized that if he let those spirits go he (Mob) would be responsible for their future actions so if they ever did end up hurting humans, that would weigh heavily on Mob.

[@eniolaajagun7485]

2:12 Begone Normies!

[@gomitax92]

2:12 POCKET SALT!

[@catlovercami717]

Reigen's dad voice won this round

[@smilesalltheway4ever]

I cry every single time I rewatch this scene

[@Mpeace777]

*OWARI DA*

[@bobbyhernandez9756]

I feel that mob said the clients have to get hurt is because, if Mob doesn't exorcize them then someone else will. Much like how reigen got cursed from someone else, since he didn't curse anyone.

[@frikiranger4788]

This was one of the most powerful episodes of the series and one of my favorites

[@doczirebeka8312]

After dadmight, Reigen is best dad!

[@scigeek677]

Just watched the ep and I'm crying like a baby, god what a well written scene

[@John-kr4ev]

man really just threw salt at them

[@Frikcha]

I'm not 100% sure what happened to Mob here and I'm hoping to clarify. Did being put in the position of executioner to an innocent and peaceful family of spirits cause Mob to momentarily lose it and have a panic attack? Normally when that happens we get a percentage increase or a full-blown emotion overload, but here he just started hyperventilating and shaking. Or did he suffer from an incredibly unfortunate circumstance of seeing too much over the years? He has literally been taught to blast away spirits for the benefit of humans since he was a young child and while learning about the complexities of emotion and life and an entirely new world (which only he can see) at once; he may very easily have gotten wires crossed in his head about how to rightfully handle these situations. He's banished thousands of spirits over the years without batting an eye but now when its expected of him as an older boy in such a specific and tragic circumstance he has to completely flip the way he looks at spirits as a whole because he can no longer do it with the same carelessness or innocence ever again.

[@germsspices]

The second explanation is closer, but it has nothing to do with unfortunate circumstances In Season 2 episode 1, Mob told Emi that he was going to face his emotions and value them as part of himself. Since emotions are so heavily tied to his psychic powers, this also meant that he was going to have to deal with the morality of how he uses his powers. Instead of following everything Reigen said much like a robot, he deliberately chose to think about the consequences of those actions on his own. Recall from Season 1 episode 3 that Mob tried to lock away his emotions along with his psychic powers. In season 1, Mob followed everything Reigen said at face value and casted emotions out of the moral equation during exorcism. To Mob, anything supernatural was considered to be evil. When Dimple revealed himself in s1 ep3, Mob said: "thank goodness you're a ghost". In that instance, Mob was initially unwilling to hurt humans with his powers, but exorcism was suddenly justified simply because the target turned out to be a ghost. Likewise, Mob tolerated Dimple's presence not because he's redeemed himself in episode 4, but simply because Reigen deems him harmless. However, following Reigen's instructions doesn't meant everything was fine. Mob typically handled evil ghosts without problem, but complicated situations put him on the spot. Mob was obviously bothered about breaking up Dimple's cult and consulted Reigen at the end of the episode about it; similarly, he was bothered by the degree of abuse he put Teru through, even if it was in self-defense. For Mob, the ethical confusion was similar in previous situations but the wrongness of it is more obvious here with the ghost family. What's worse for Mob now is that he consciously refused to throw away those concerns despite Reigen's assurance. Opening his eyes to the world of ghosts in season 2 led to a chain of philosophical and moral pondering on Mob's part. As Mogami had said in S2 Ep4, Emotions are tied to psychic powers in the Mob-verse, and psychic powers are intertwined with the supernatural world. With his emotions in tow in episode 2, Mob witnessed various situations where humans behave the same way as evil ghosts, as well as situations where ghosts behave the same was as humans. In reality, Mob's emotions werent so different from your average empathetic kid; the difference was that Mob had always been able to see and communicate with ghosts whereas other people couldn't. Mob had tried to "act normally" like other people by shutting his emotions out until that point; however, re-introducing those emotions-- compelling Mob to "think like a normal person"-- meant that he was going to "act differently from a normal person" given his unique position.

[@Frikcha]

@@germsspices I get you, that's similar to what I thought but I wasn't considering the stuff from S1

[@germsspices]

​@@Frikcha ONE's brilliance as a writer reflects upon the dissection of common character traits at a much deeper psychosocial level. Mob Psycho in particular has an especially coherent character-centered continuity that began from the very first episode, with not a single episodes wasted in terms of character development.

[@Michaelthegrape7680]

I was just hoping mob would some sort of energy ball in a random place and just say “Yep, it’s dead” and then they leave

[@edoardobarigelletti4740]

Reigen went full Jiren mode

[@thephen4778]

2:18 _his face is amazing_

[@reigensgf]

Love how this scene is about Mob but Crunchy's thumbnail is like REIGEN TIME :)

[@SuperWiiBros08]

0:40 :(

[@hhhhjjj9470]

I too hadn’t realized that these people are just as living as humans are to mob

[@frontrowattheshitshow8849]

Oh man, Reigen IMMEDIATELY jumping to Mob’s defense when he realizes the situation 😭

[@chrisbellard2884]

This scene right here is the reason why I think Mob Psycho 100 is honestly better than OPM

[@greenfolder2437]

For Mob, ghostbusting has it's own moral-compass.

[@WJen8]

Salt Bae take notes. *This* is how you do a proper salting.

[@arjanyzeiraj2834]

My man reigen be like jiren : OWARI DA!

[@masterfulmelon3769]

bruh, just make mob lift a table, shoot a beam, and then say "TADA!". everyone is happy

[@pumkinhead24]

God damn this show is brilliant

[@orinshauger8491]

1:12 Is that his teeth chattering?!

[@TheSchokodragon]

Yes. It's like he's having a mild panic-attack.

[@awsomealaric]

2:25 wait wrong anime

[@MRXDS1989]

Reigen should of stopped immediately....I can see mob questioning his character or lumping him in with the other guys

[@germsspices]

Reigen couldn't see the spirits. Also, he told Mob he doesn't have to do it. The problem is, Mob's conscience is forcibly suppressing his emotions - he is pushing himself to continue with the exorcism despite Reigen and Dimple telling him not to.

[@MRXDS1989]

@@germsspices seeing them or reigen not forcing him AFTER the fact isn't the issue but when mob clearly showed he felt uncomfortable reigen pushed pass that point....

[@germsspices]

@@MRXDS1989 Nobody could possibly be that perceptive of what goes on in the mind of an antisocial teen. From Reigen's perspective, Mob had been doing the same exorcism on a daily basis with absolutely no problem. And if you go back to season 1, it's not even the first time Mob felt discomfort in his presence. In S1 E5, Mob was freaking out about what he did to Teru even after the fact that he had done it. There's simply nothing Reigen could've done at this point; Mob is going to experience that discomfort sooner or later on the way to growing up.

[@MRXDS1989]

@@germsspices I like your explanations but no. Reigen from the beginning has been using Mob that's a FACT. Mobs growth will make him more aware of that....ridiculous to say he wouldn't come to terms with that when he clearly notices mob changing

[@stevenhair8724]

@@MRXDS1989 I'm sorry just noooo

[@King_Kyros]

Such a cute, sad and beautiful scene.

[@givemethefish4817]

So Im a little bit confused by his dilemna before Reigen threw the salt, was Mob considering the fact that HE would have to hurt the clients to protect the ghost? Or was he just thinking they would be hurt superficially if he didn't go through with it and was having a dilemna because he was recieving conflicting orders of "stick up for yourself" & "the customer is always right." ?

[@NonCrazyNorGamer]

He just realized something at that moment, If he had lived his life exorcising dispiriting spirits to protect civilians, Then shouldn't he hurt disturbing people if he wanted to protect the spirits?

[@germsspices]

@@NonCrazyNorGamer Even from a more passive standpoint, if his decision not to exorcise these ghosts essentially led to people getting hurt, then he's gonna see it as his fault. That he killed those people.

[@BlackApricot]

boi, mob was ready to hurt the client for the sake of protecting those innocent people.

[@linkman0596]

The clients were adamant about the spirits being exorcised, they couldn't stand the idea of those spirits continuing to exist. Mob knows he's not the only psychic in the world, even if he refuses to exorcise them, the clients could find someone else to do it. In that moment, Mob believed that the only way to stop that from happening would be to get rid of the clients

[@nackayallen6962]

if kanoichi satoru from Mayonaka No Occult Koumuin is in that situation her would show no mercy

[@ametrime4754]

0:45 man,Dimple is not impressed

[@thisgottabeatrap]

2:12 Pocket Salt!

[@mrwhammer]

Sometimes I wonder if dimple is actually good and makes me question it like this scene

[@SoupEmperor]

Serious growth here for Dimple. He didn't seem the slightest bit surprised that the father didn't want to hurt anyone. He provoked him to show Mob that some exorcisms aren't clear cut, and that the dead don't suddenly become evil. He forced Mob to show authority or at least a form of self-reliance.

[@victor35sydney18]

Stay foolish stay hungry what's more dangerous is when your wrong but you think your right - :

[@Cococrash11]

Awesome Mob Psycho 100 II Video.

[@DarkknightChris]

Can't believe that Eren Yeager ripped off of Dimple and became an internet meme

[@imagindraco7971]

idky, i watched this scene countless times, but this time it got me tearing. I guess it’s becuz of my high quality headphone …(advertising time)

[@senetossourire4197]

Bro this video had 99 comments I must bring it to 100 Specially if it’s mob psycho 100 x)

[@かまたた-g1v]

I LOVE THIS SCENE

[@rowansequra1629]

wish mogami was there to humble their clients

[@VellyVale435]

Is it out yet?

[@Dracogame]

The only thing I don’t understand is why the spirits didn’t want to get exorcised. Doesn’t that allow them to go to the afterlife?

[@germsspices]

They want to enjoy a bit of time together. Ghosts exist because of lingering attachment, not necessarily malicious ones.

[@JayAreAitch]

Who knows if there's an afterlife?

[@arctohru]

couldnt Reigen throw salt and pretend tho?

[@emmanuelperez1516]

Demonic Mudkip thats what he did.... realized kind of late though

[@vhs4239]

Doesn't Regan have psychic powers?

[@germsspices]

Nay, only the ability to see relatively strong spirits. Don't think he could even see these three.

[@vhs4239]

@@germsspices ;-; I was hoping he did

[@avoidinhabitant5414]

Reigen only had psychic powers for a brief moment at the end of season 1, since Mob believed in him so much that some of Mob's power temporarily transferred to Reigen. He loses that power but Mob's power going through him made him able to see spirits like Dimple

[@Mrbluefire95]

Reigen’s power is quite literally being a responsible adult. He’s Mob’a life coach more or less, teaching Mob to be a good person, lest he end up like those in Claw. Quite possibly the best character of the show. Really shows One’s capacity for writing relatable characters.

[@zainxyz2216]

reigen is it

[@RicchJaden]

oh yeah yeah

[@Mahdiboss21]

Oh my god why must you fortnite cancers be everywhere

[@IvanHernandez-km8ky]

What episode Is this from

[@germsspices]

S2 EP3

[@IvanHernandez-km8ky]

@@germsspices thanks

[@tiago83051]

Que episodio é esse?

[@BigK13372]

This busting does NOT make me feel good.

[@ippihd2558]

Reigen>

[@LeoSkyro]

おわりだ!

[@Kevin-yp7yk]

Reading the comments, it seems nobody understood anything about this scene. What a shame. But not unexpected from the masses