The Worst Episodes of Violet Evergarden

When Iris goes to her home village on an assignment, Violet accompanies her. Iris's birthday party sparks a disagreement with her family.

Director: Shinpei Sawa

Writer: Reiko Yoshida

Violet tries to adjust to her new job: she needs to learn typing, and her coworkers question whether she has the right demeanor for letter writing.

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Reiko Yoshida

Hodgins retrieves Violet from the hospital, as Major Gilbert asked him to look out for her. After they meet Gilbert's relatives, he offers her a job.

Director: Shinpei Sawa, Haruka Fujita, Taichi Ishidate

Writer: Reiko Yoshida

Princess Charlotte is to have a public correspondence with her betrothed, and Violet is entrusted with writing the letters on her highness’s behalf.

Director: Shinpei Sawa, Haruka Fujita

Writer: Takaaki Suzuki

The Major's older brother is ordered to defend the signing ceremony from former Gardarik forces opposed to peace. Violet intercepts his train.

Director: Shinpei Sawa, Takuya Yamamura

Writer: Takaaki Suzuki

Violet travels to the country of Astrea to work with transcribers copying damaged manuscripts. Her partner Leon has a past not unlike hers.

Director: Yoshiji Kigami

Writer: Tatsuhiko Urahata

Violet enrolls in a Doll training course. Her classmate Luculia befriends her, though she has her own problems with her war veteran brother.

Director: Noriyuki Kitanohara

Writer: Tatsuhiko Urahata

Violet learns that Major Gilbert is listed as missing in action, but his family members think he is dead. Unable to cope, she remembers the war.

Director: Shinpei Sawa

Writer: Reiko Yoshida

The signing ceremony concludes, officially bringing an end to the war. While writing letters for an air show, Violet composes a letter to the Major.

Director: Haruka Fujita, Taichi Ishidate

Writer: Reiko Yoshida

Against Hodgins' wishes, Violet takes a job from a soldier at a military base in Ctrigall, a former enemy nation now engulfed in civil war.

Director: Noriyuki Kitanohara

Writer: Tatsuhiko Urahata

Heartbroken, Violet withdraws from her job and questions whether she even has the right to be an Auto Memory Doll. Then, she receives a letter.

Director: Yasuhiro Takemoto

Writer: Reiko Yoshida

A playwright with writer's block and a tragic past summons Violet to the country of Genetrix to help him finish a script. They both learn about grief.

Director: Takuya Yamamura

Writer: Reiko Yoshida

Violet travels to a countryside mansion to write a letter for a gravely ill war widow, but her young daughter Ann resents Violet's presence.

Director: Taichi Ogawa

Writer: Reiko Yoshida