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Episode Watashi wo Tabetai, Hitodenashi • This Monster Wants to Eat Me - Episode 10 discussion

Watashi wo Tabetai, Hitodenashi, episode 10

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u/thisisdropd https://myanimelist.net/profile/AsterZoro Dec 04 '25 edited Dec 04 '25

The road to hell is paved with good intention. Shiori must've been confused. People have hunted her for immortality, yet the one moment she granted one as gratitude she got herself blown in half in response. Having said that, the girl has a point; immortality is more of a curse than a blessing. Which raises the question, where is she? Is she still plotting revenge?

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u/AceSoldia zj:https://anilist.co/user/Acesoldia Dec 04 '25

i cant wait to see that girl again lol.

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u/ThisIsMyFloor Dec 04 '25

Since she was holding on to the bombs she would have taken even more damage than the mermaid that ended up in a vegetative state. Assuming she had lesser or at most equal immortality to the mermaid I would assume she died in the explosion. I don't think the immortality is no death no matter what but rather it's longevity and health. I think the mermaid and those that have consumed the flesh are still able to die. At least they can take debilitating damage. Would the girl be able to recover as the mermaid did? Would require some sort of explanation as to how.

Who knows, perhaps she will return.

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u/AnyHuckleberry6264 Dec 04 '25

Yeah, Imortality is not equal immortality, some keep you alive others, let you feel how your body turns to dust

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u/ClemFire Dec 04 '25

Maybe instead she's living like Miko protecting a small town and giving offerings from the Family Mart. Miko is long lived and quite happy with her life now because she understands the importance of the mundane moments in life.

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u/AsuhoChinami Dec 09 '25

immortality is more of a curse than a blessing.

It... depends? Immortality in and of itself isn't bad. "Deth gives lief meening lol you'll get board lol" is braindead NPC folk wisdom (maybe true for some, but the "Indefinite life is bad for everyone, period" that's the societal default is a bad take). Being immortal mainly sucks if your loved ones are mortal or if you're in an unhealthy state and can't die.