Futsutsuka na Akujo de wa Gozaimasu ga: Suuguu Chouso Torikae Den, episode 5
Alternative Names
Futsutsuka, Though I Am an Inept Villainess: Tale of the Butterfly-Rat Body Swap in the Maiden Court
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Really nice episode. The prince (emperor? I don’t remember his title) is so easily swayed. Dude saw one dance and was like I don’t hate her anymore, as a matter of fact it might be the opposite right now
Reijin’s dance was good! I really enjoyed this episode. I wonder who’s behind the hairpin, I thought it might be Shu but I think she’s too sick to be scheming
Mark my words it’s her own “mother” (idk how they are called), the one that screamed because she didn’t want to be even more embarrassed.
Let’s talk about this Gayou person.
Non-suspects
We can likely rule out the Kin Clan and the Shu Clan:
- Kin Clan: Seika did not bring anyone matching the person Leelee remembers, and Seika seems genuinely baffled by the name.
- Shu Clan: Clearly the victim.
This leaves the remaining three clans, if we assume Gayou is not an outsider.
Perpetrator’s Objectives
The perpetrator likely has one of the following goals:
- Direct Provocation: Harassing or provoking Shu Keigetsu.
- Inter-Clan Conflict: Inciting the Shu Clan to resent the Kin Clan (if Leelee succeeds in killing Keigetsu).
Trivia
The episode name, “あの女は誰だ”, carries a double meaning and could translate to either:
- “Is that Shu Keigetsu?”
- “Who is that Gayou lady?”
could be translated to either:
That seems really odd to me. That is packing a lot of ambiguity into 6 characters.



