#Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 16 Review

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Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 16 Review

Can Ron and Toto save the third hacker from dying or are they already too late? Episode 16 of Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions is a tense edition.

Follow us on Twitter | Instagram “How does it feel Kamonohashi Ron? The despair of being unable to save someone you know?” Winter from the Moriarty family asks Ron as a blast rips through the city, insulting his deduction skills as a detective. Ron and Toto were supposed to save the third hacker from being murdered, but the cliffhanger scene in Episode 15 of ‘Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden…

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Fall 2023 Anime Review

The 24 episodes series this season are popping off. Honestly one of the better seasons for anime that we've had in a few years.

Frieren: Beyond Journey's End (1/2) - 16/28 Episodes This show almost feels like a fever dream. There's a fuzziness to the animation style that also gives it a ghibli vibe. Definitely one of the more memorable and important fantasy series out there. It has something about it that gives it more of a deeper meaning than other series and definitely feels like each episode is it's own piece of a puzzle. 10/10 - Masterpiece

The Apothecary Diaries (1/2) - 12/24 Episodes I wasn't sure what to expect from this series but I thoroughly enjoy it so far. I ended up going ahead and reading the manga because I wanted more content. Just a fun medical mystery type show with some goofy scenes and bits of almost romance? Looking forward to more episodes in the future. 8.5/10 - Very Good +

Shangri La Frontier (1/2) - 12/25 Episodes I genuinely enjoy this series. It does have a bit of an SAO vibe initially but it moves past that real quick. I think it's one of the more enjoyable series for people who actually enjoy and appreciate video games. Overall, the game itself just looks like a lot of fun and you can tell the mc is enjoying it too. 8/10 - Very Good

Shy - 12 Episodes I don't know why people aren't into this series. I think it would definitely have done better had it come out during the peak of hero shows but it still hits. I think it's a really well done story and the animations are also satisfying. Reminds me a little of Justice League or Young Justice. Honestly a fun watch. 8/10 - Very Good

SpyxFamily - Season 2 - 12 Episodes This show never disappoints. Each episodes is just as entertaining as the first season and I don't feel like a single episode has been wasted so far. I'm still very much looking forward to future content. 8.5/10 - Very Good+ Dr. Stone - Season 3 - 11 Episodes For some reason I always seem to put off watching this series but as soon as I get into it, it's so worth it. Definitely still holding up to the pilot season and I'm just as stoked for future seasons. Solid consistency. 8/10 - Very Good The Eminence In Shadow - Season 2 - 12 Episodes This had such a banger first season. Definitely just a fun show for me that I try not to look into too much when watching. Has straight forward fun protagonist and the story hasn't flopped so far. 7.5/10 - Good+ Ron Kamonohashi's Forbidden Deductions - 13 Episodes The first few episodes come off as a cheesy Sherlock spoof but it definitely takes off on the later cases. It becomes less overall about the cases but the combo of the two and the different situations they end up in. By the end of the season I felt like the cases they worked were fun and interesting and I liked the character building. 7/10 - Good My Daughter Left the Nest and Returned an S-rank Adventurer I gave this 3 episodes. Honestly I think ending it at episode 3 was fine.. The story feels weak but it's a nice short story if you watch the first 3 episodes and don't care the whole demon lord plot. 5/10 - Average The Rising of Shield Hero - Season 3 - 12 Episodes I got through about 4 episodes and really enjoyed it and then it just went downhill. It turned into some kind of monster raising anime with a side of shield hero. I initially dropped it but decided to come back and finish it because i'm still attached to the overaching story for some reason. I found the last 3 episodes were decent and did add to the overall story but I still had such a rough time in the first 3/4. 4.5/10 - Less than Average Goblin Slayer - Season 2 - 12 Episodes I was so disappointed by this show. I honestly can't remember how the first season ended but I don't feel like it needed this season. Felt much more like the standard harem isekai with very little interesting aspects to the story. Not to mention the whole elf incest story line they threw in there. Definitely won't be coming back for a 3rd season. Had a really hard time getting through this one. 3.5/10 - Bad/Very Bad

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Ron Kamonohashi's Forbidden Deductions Episode 16 Review

While solving the murder mystery is the point of this case, it’s mainly a test for Ron to see if he’d fall to despair. That’s why the case feels a little…abrupt in terms of conclusion. It was a multiple murder case to track Winter down, but it’s mainly Winter trying to test Ron to see if he is worthy of his bloodline as he is descended from both Holmes and Moriarty.

Why does it feel like Winter was making it a bit too easy? I guess it’s just to show off what the M family is like to Ron. They’re probably easy mode. I bet the other members, if there are more, will be an increase in difficulty. But yeah, it does seem a bit predictable with how they activated the bomb, but it wasn’t the actual bomb. However, my guess about the time frame of the hacker being switched with Winter being disguised at him was sort of right? Still, it’s never explained. Was the hacker at the storage room all this time and the hacker with Amamiya was Winter? Anyways, the fact that Winter got shot and then “faked” their corpse with another does feel befitting. Winter is a master of disguise and they’ll go out like one too.

This also shows Mylo’s cruelty. He disposes of his pawns who are also his siblings, but he still keeps them alive. Winter is in critical condition, but they’re still alive. I guess Mylo’s a sadist in that he’s keeping them alive in order for them to feel despair. It’s a fate worse than death, I assume. But hey, at least Ron and Toto know Winter is working for the person they call "Brother".

Poor Toto, he wanted to avenge Amamiya but get defeated by Winter with one hit. Though, I do feel like if Winter wanted to make Ron feel despair, they should be targeting Toto because Toto’s the one solving the cases for Ron as Ron cannot do them legally. Take the shield away from the warrior and he isn’t protected anymore. Toto did play a major part in solving the mystery as he did notice the 96 mark on Ron’s neck and this got Ron to figure out the mystery.

I wonder if Spitz will be a deus ex machina going forth. Though, it did make sense that Spitz would be the one to stop the bombs on Amamiya and the hacker because he heard everything from the bug he planted on Toto. I guess being allies with the best hacker in the world has its merits. It also shows that Spitz takes pride in his status as such. It’s best to have the best hacker than to have the most incompetent one. I do like that he told Amamiya that he works with Ron in order to conceal his identity. I’m amazed with how Ron and Spitz are so good at lying on the spot.

Anyways, it sucks that all the hackers died and that the culprit “died” too. Ron may have “won” the case, but no one truly won in this situation, honestly. I do like that there was a bittersweet conclusion in all of this. Buildings are damaged and people are traumatized due to Winter and House of M’s schemes, yet they get away scot free and the police didn’t catch anyone, leaving the M family to do more in the future. I think this is the first time a case ended in such a note.

I do wonder what’s up with Ron at the post-credit scene. Is he still lamenting over his culprit coercion tactic? Will he do something about it? What are your thoughts on the episode?

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Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 17 Review

Episode 17 of Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions dives into a summer murder mystery with old faces and new secrets. Ron’s powers face challenges, and a chilling case unfolds on the beach.

Follow us on Twitter | Instagram Where there’s a body, there’s Ron Kamonohashi, lying next to it as if whispering secrets into the corpse’s ear and receiving back clues the others fail to notice. We mean, listen—if there’s a scene in Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions with a body in it, and Ron isn’t allowed to lie down next to it, that’s blasphemous! Episode 16 ended with a bonus scene…