I really enjoy the deductive reasoning of Dr. Ameku. The way she solves the mystery with a clinical and rational eye, without resorting to conventional methods, it’s no wonder people are calling her the “Dr. Sherlock.” The revelation of the poisoning and the circumstances involving the dinosaur skeleton were a good twist.

I hope the secondary characters are developed more, and if possible, her interaction with the medical team could be explored further. I felt that the resolution of the mystery was a bit rushed. The poisoning was interesting, but the episode could have explored more details about the motives behind the crime. The resolution was cool, but it would have been nice if it had been more elaborate. That said, I wouldn’t consider this a negative critique, far from it. After all, it wouldn’t make sense to focus too much on one thing in an anime with only 12 episodes.

7.5/10