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The Landscape of the End

Episode 73: in Ruhenheim Johan asks Tenma to shoot him; Nina forgives him, and another man pulls the trigger.

"The Landscape of the End" is the seventy-third episode of the Monster anime, adapting manga chapters 158-160. Directed by Masayuki Kojima and Kojiro Tsuruoka and written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu, it aired in Japan on 21 September 2005 and in English on 13 September 2010. Tenma finally comes face to face with Johan in the town of Ruhenheim, where Johan has turned the townspeople on each other.

Quick Facts

Episode
73
Manga chapters
158-160
Directed by
Masayuki Kojima, Kojiro Tsuruoka
Written by
Kazuyuki Fudeyasu
Aired
21 September 2005 (Japan); 13 September 2010 (English)
Setting
Ruhenheim, Hotel Bergbach

Facts from the source article.

Background

Tenma and Franz Bonaparta reach the Hotel Bergbach, and the boy Wim tells Tenma that Nina is in town looking for him. When Johan arrives, Bonaparta aims his gun at him but is shot by Roberto, who soon dies of his own wounds. Johan points at his forehead and asks Tenma to shoot him. Nina and Dr. Gillen arrive; she begs Tenma not to shoot and tells Johan she forgives him, but Johan draws a gun on Wim to force Tenma's hand. Wim's father, Herbert Knaup, arrives and, seeing a monstrous beast, shoots Johan in the head. As the authorities take statements from Gillen and Lunge and Tenma is about to be arrested, a paramedic asks for his help: Johan is alive with a bullet in his brain, and Tenma prepares to save him again, as he did in 1986. The final episode, "The Real Monster", follows.

Source

Text adapted from The Landscape of the End on the Naoki Urasawa's Monster Wiki (Fandom, CC BY-SA 3.0). Page history: contributors. Codexery summarised the page, and this entry is shared under the same licence.

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