Episode 7 primarily explores the immediate aftermath of the sniper attack on Tsukasa and Anzai's struggle with his devil nature while he is separated from her.
The episode focuses on the . While Zero Seven is technically a "murderer" of devils, the narrative begins to humanize her as a victim of her own organization's manipulation. Simultaneously, Anzai’s fear of his own instincts serves as the central emotional anchor, highlighting the series' exploration of identity and self-control.
The episode highlights the growing threat of the CCC (Devil Extermination Organization) and confirms that there are high-ranking traitors within the police force working with them. Devils Line Episode 7
This report details the major events and character developments from , titled "Chaser," which aired in May 2018. Episode Overview: " Chaser "
Discovers the existence of moles within the police department. Episode 7 primarily explores the immediate aftermath of
The hostage-taker, "Zero Seven," reveals information about moles within the police department. During their interaction, Tsukasa argues that "devils are people too," challenging Zero Seven’s black-and-white view of the species.
Holds Tsukasa hostage to secure an escape; begins to see the bond between humans and devils. Supporting Helps Anzai recover and challenges Zero Seven's ideology. Sawazaki Investigating Simultaneously, Anzai’s fear of his own instincts serves
While Anzai tries to keep his distance to protect Tsukasa from his own bloodlust, he is devastated to learn of her kidnapping. He continues to struggle with the "devil inside," fueled by a desire to protect her that often triggers his transformation.