

Flum wasn't chosen for her strength—she has none. No magic, no skill, only an ability called “Reversal” that even she doesn't understand. So why did God place her in the hero's party? After being betrayed and sold into slavery, Flum is abused and eventually thrown to monsters for entertainment. Now faced with death, Flum must choose: be devoured or take up a cursed sword said to kill its wielder.
7.8
Avg Rating
12
Rated Episodes
10.0
Best: S1E7
6.0
Worst: S1E11
Meetings and Partings
S1 E7
An Ordinary Life
S1 E6
Budding and Withering
S1 E8
Dein and Flum
S1 E11
Truth and Reality
S1 E10
The Beginning and the End
S1 E1
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Flum Apricot's journey gets off to a horrible start as she goes from hero to zero.
Flum heads off in search of the werewolf from the job request, but she encounters more than she bargained for.
Flum helps out a troubled man and finds herself with an unexpected job request.
Flum and Sara, on the run from the beast, stumble upon a shady underground ruin.
What do Flum and Sara find when they return from the caves?
Now back in the capital, Flum starts to get used to her new living circumstances.
Flum finds herself in trouble up against Dein's gang and the corrupt guard.
The gang try to learn more about the blind girl with amnesia they suddenly find themselves with.
Ed, Johnny, Maria, and Sara grew up together like family, and they consider themselves siblings.
Flum learns that several of her friends have disappeared and blames herself for getting them in trouble.
Flum struggles to come to terms with the state she saw Ink in, and Dein shows up to complicate matters.