The Best Episodes Directed By Manabu Okamoto
Every TV Episode Directed by Manabu Okamoto Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters
Manabu Okamoto Ratings Summary
The best episode directed by Manabu Okamoto is "Kill the Curse", rated 8.143/10 from 7 user votes. It was "written by Touko Machida". "Kill the Curse" aired on 10/27/2014 and is rated 0.1 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "I Cried, Cried My Lungs Out, and Stopped Crying".
8.1/10 7 votes#1 - Kill the Curse
Season 1 Episode 17 - Aired 10/27/2014
After being cornered by Akame and Leone, Bols sets off an explosion and flees. While he is trying to get back to his comrades, he runs into a hurt girl who is crying. Meanwhile, Kurome's medicine starts wearing off and she starts remembering her days with Akame as well as their sad goodbye, while stumbling through the mountain. While leaning against a tree eating snacks, someone approaches her...
Director: Manabu Okamoto
Writer: Touko Machida
8.0/10 9 votes#2 - I Cried, Cried My Lungs Out, and Stopped Crying
Season 1 Episode 8 - Aired 5/23/2016
Subaru’s first day in Roswaal’s mansion begins for the fifth time. Determined to save everyone this time, he makes it a point to keep his best smile on his face in order to earn the trust of the mansion’s staff. But although he works his hardest to make them like him, his body begins to have trouble keeping up with his heart’s intentions. Soon Emilia is unable to bear the sight of him struggling any longer and takes an unexpected action…
Director: Manabu Okamoto
Writer: Masahiro Yokotani
7.9/10 8 votes#3 - Kill the Absolute Justice
Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 8/11/2014
Night Raid is tasked with the eradication of a drug trafficking organization within the Imperial City. Tatsumi and Leone head towards the red light district. The two learn of the horrific details of the organization and their rage is apparent. Meanwhile, Sheele and Mine go after the Tybil, former leader of the organization when they suddenly feel an alarming presence.
Director: Manabu Okamoto
Writer: Touko Machida