Love After World Domination Episode 12: Release Date & Preview

Love After World Domination Episode 12 will be the series’ concluding episode this season, and there is no indication that it will not be explosive. However, the series introduces new characters from time to time and alters existing relationships. Since none of them wants to commit, it would be entertaining to see Blue Gelato and Beast team together. However, as is the case with seasonal anime, a significant shift can occur in the last episode.

Another season’s hidden gem hit is coming to an end. After a few episodes, this show had attained a sufficient level of popularity. Since there are no plots remaining in Love After World Domination, Episode 12 will be enjoyable to watch. At this point, their secret being revealed to someone would be a terrific source of drama. However, it’s hard to realize the season is almost over. We can only hope that the best things happen to our favorite couple and pray for another season to come as soon as possible!

Love After World Domination Episode 11 Recap

Episode 11 of Love After World Domination was released on June 17, 2022, and was titled, “What’s the Point of Getting Closer?”. Desumi resumes her normal routine after getting her picture taken with Fudo atop the Kokutei Moon. In Love After World Domination Episode 11, she sets out to invite one of her fellow princesses into her circle of friends after noticing that she always seems to be alone.

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The plot centers around Judgment Princess and Desumi. Her problem is that she prefers to be alone and dislikes social situations. Desumi decided to open up to her when she was alone with her. However, her secret was almost discovered as a result of her actions. By a hair’s breadth and muffler, her tact saved her in the end. Desumi is very kind and supportive of Judgement and does not make her go through anything that she might be hesitant to. It is very sweet to watch two female characters bonding and helping each other.

The shy Judgment Princess tries to stay away from social situations at all costs. Desumi takes advantage of this by tricking her into going to a sleepover with the other Princesses in her chamber. They eat takoyaki, watch movies, and generally have a good time. They then discuss romance, and Judgment inquires as to what love is. When she realizes Desumi is in love; she teases her. Desumi expresses her gratitude to Judgment for coming that night, and she acknowledges she had a good time.

Desumi and Fudo meet up in a cold retreat later, and Fudo informs her of a book signing for his latest book. She does, however, acquire a cold and is taken care of by the Blood Princess. Blood’s mothering instincts become so out of control when she takes someone under her care that she leads her charges to regress into newborns. Beast comes to her aid while she explains to Steel how Blood brainwashes her patients into acting like babies. They come upon Desumi dressed like one, and when they try to save her, they are both captured. Desumi is found by Fudo in this situation when he infiltrates the school.

He reads her his book in embarrassment, and she returns to normal. Desumi consoles him excitedly when he tells her that no one showed up for his event, and asks him to give her, his first autograph. Meanwhile, Blood has Beast and Steel kidnapped and is treating them like babies.

The best part about this episode is that we get to watch one half of our starring combo without the other for the majority of it. While Desumi and Fudo are charming together, it’s great to see that they have their own lives apart from one another. Even though one of the stories may not have been worth telling, Desumi and her quirky coworkers provide more than enough to carry the show’s story with scarcely a Gelato in sight.