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© Ryosuke Takeuchi, Hikaru Miyoshi / SHUEISHA, Moriarty Project 2020 You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain. What They Say: “The White Knight of London Act 1” Adam Whiteley, a young MP in the House of Commons working toward an equitable society, garners public support as a “White Knight.” Milverton is hired by those opposed to Whiteley to oust him. William takes interest in Whiteley, and decides to test him. The Review: Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers) Moriarty has changed its modus operandi severa...

Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers) When the episode opens with a recap of Charles Augustus Milverton observing William and adding his name to a certain list, it may seem somewhat random to quickly cut to a flashback of William and Louis as orphans taking on a slimy nobleman for the majority of the episode. The connection does become apparent in the final scene of the episode, but the introduction could’ve been more organic if staged differently. Perhaps some piece of that final scene could’ve come first, or at least some other moment of the “pr...

© Ryosuke Takeuchi, Hikaru Miyoshi / SHUEISHA, Moriarty Project 2020 All according to Moriarty Plan. What They Say: “The Riot in New Scotland Yard” A culprit is arrested in the Jack the Ripper case which was solved by the Moriartys. Suspecting a frame-up by Arterton, Lestrade asks Sherlock for help in finding evidence that would prove it. Meanwhile, Paterson works to sneak Bonde inside the station. The Review: Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers) The Jack the Ripper incident seemed mostly resolved, but there were still some loose ends to tie up, s...

© Ryosuke Takeuchi, Hikaru Miyoshi / SHUEISHA, Moriarty Project 2020 It’s about to get very anime in here. What They Say: “The Phantom of Whitechapel Act 2” A series of murders is being carried out by someone claiming to be Jack the Ripper. In response, a vigilante group of the town’s poor confronts Scotland Yard while William and the real Jack scramble to uncover the true culprit’s aims and foil their plans. The Review: Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers) As we open the episode with Sherlock’s introduction to the case at hand, one that h...