Parallel World Pharmacy Episode 6 Release Date: Siblings and The Sea

Sometimes all we look for is intricate details and information provided in the show, either be it any drama series or an anime, and it is even more important for a medical anime to keep all the little details that are easily overlooked without making it boring to watch. Parallel World Pharmacy is surprisingly balancing it all out. Today we will talk about Parallel World Pharmacy Episode 6 Release Date: Siblings and the Sea. We will also summarise all the previous episodes so that you don’t feel lost between all these stories and backstories. So, sit tight, homies, you are about to go on an amazing journey, and I am your guide for the day.

A 10-year-old child who is the extraterrestrial reincarnation of T University’s world-renowned medical researcher Kanji Yakutani, who developed innumerable medical breakthroughs and treatments for all diseases. After losing his younger sister Chi to an inoperable brain tumor when he was a child, Yakutani became fixated on researching and creating new drugs in the pharmaceutical industry, which he did to an exceptional level.

He suffered a heart attack at the age of 31 as a result of this drive, but he was reincarnated into the illustrious de Médicis prominent family in the San Fleuve Empire in the medieval era. He is informed that he was formerly in a coma after being hit by lightning as he wakes in his reborn self.

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People he meets claim that he is behaving strangely now than he did before the tragedy. Pharma/Falma is capable of producing water and, thanks to his understanding of chemistry and other fundamental elements, as well as to detecting medical anomalies, thanks to the Divine Art endowed upon him.

However, he was given the Elements ability, which was extremely uncommon, in contrast to the original Falma, who uses Water-based spells and skills. The Church’s bishop gave him an object to make a shadow, coupled with the church’s concealed staff that is only useable by the individual blessed and made an Apostle by the Medicine God so that he no longer casts a shadow. He also has a scar on his shoulders as a visual indication of his blessing by Panactheos.

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Parallel World Pharmacy Episodic Recap

Elisabeth’s treatment by Pharma is acclaimed as just a miraculous person, but Bruno expresses concern that his knowledge would be viewed as heresy. He also alerts Pharma that Elisabeth might have been intentionally infected. Pharma learns from Noah, a page in Elisabeth’s court, that Elisabeth wants to reward him. Pharma makes the decision to start a pharmacy that serves both aristocrats and commoners. Up until Pharma persuades her that she is still needed, Elisabeth worries that she is unsuitable to reign. Elisabeth is fully recovered a few months later, Bruno receives further lands, and Pharma is upgraded to Royal Pharmacist and given permission to operate a pharmacy in the capital. Pharma creates his dream pharmacy, but due to self-talk and other mistakes, he unintentionally gives it the moniker Parallel World Pharmacy.

Almost instantly, Veron, the leader of the Pharmaceutical Guild, tries to discredit Pharma and is enraged that his medications will be affordable for commoners, but Eleonore scares him off before he’s able to cause trouble. Charlotte is hired by Pharma as an errand girl, but the company still needs someone to handle the accounts and paperwork. Coincidentally, Pharma recruits Cedric while claiming to heal his legs after Bruno dismisses his own accountant, Cedric owing to his declining ability to walk. To start the pharmacy, Bruno provides Pharma with a large sum of gold. Pharma is appreciative after correctly deducing that Bruno purposely forced Cedric into retirement so that Pharma could hire him.

In his first month, Pharma only has one client, a sailor by the name of Jean, who purchases candies intended to treat scurvy. Beatrice, Pharma’s mother, and Bruno are there. Beatrice offers to sell cosmetics, but Bruno is fiercely against it because women who use face powder always pass away young. Bruno’s observation impressed Pharma because early cosmetics frequently contained dangerous lead that could be applied to the skin. The aristocratic Chloe de Chatillon, a Pharma customer, shows up out of the blue. He identifies her condition as anemia brought on by bloodletting, a prehistoric practice meant to lighten skin. Chloe is ecstatic when Pharma develops non-toxic cosmetics that moisturize and shield her skin from the sun. Customers clamoring for expensive, high-quality makeup soon overtaken the pharmacy.

Chloe is so appreciative that she promises to finance a separate cosmetics-only store with Pharma as a supervisor and young female pharmacists working there who have all lost their jobs owing to having children. Pharma implements maternity leave programs, which instantly wins over the women’s devotion. Elizabeth is mesmerized by the new cosmetics, particularly lip gloss, and she pushes legislation to outlaw the sale of lead-based cosmetics. She also suggests that he sell his makeup formulas to the noble stores that her new law will shutter and that he mildly increase the cost of his medications to avoid accidentally driving out independent pharmacists who serve the general public. These are both suggestions Pharma recognizes he should have made for himself.