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- Season 3 Rätsel...
- Season 3 You Know Nothing
- Season 3 Even So, I'll Believe
- Season 3 Eating Delicious Things is an Alternate Method for Solving Puzzles
- Season 3 I Just Get That Feeling
- Season 3 Rae-Rae is a Cat-Friend
- Season 3 Would You Like Some Flowers Too?
- Season 3 Farewell Forever
- Season 3 Let's Go, To That Place
- Season 3 What Is Your Real Dream?
- Season 3 Just Now, I Was Thinking of Someone
- Season 3 Is That What You Thought I’d Say?
- Season 3 She's Too Shallow
- Season 3 If It Were the Us From Then
- Season 3 For a World Where No One is Hungry
- Season 3 The Journey is Over
- Season 3 Become a Phi Brain
- Season 3 I Don't Have To Solve Puzzles
- Season 3 Because You Were Watching
- Season 3 Cheers to the 100-Starred Jin
- Season 3 Kaito, You Lose
- Season 3 That's Why You Mustn't Hesitate
- Season 3 The Two of Us
- Season 3 Even If Something's Missing
- Season 3 It's Insanely Fun To Be Alive
Phi Brain: Puzzle of God - Season 3 Episode 5 I Just Get That Feeling
7.30 25 minutes Rook calls Kaito and Raetsel together, telling them about a time he had a talk with Jin, who told him a cryptic message about puzzles being both 'chains' and 'mirrors', which he had also told Raetsel. He goes on to explain his research on Jin's year spent with Raetsel, showing that even though he fought against Fool's Puzzles, he also taught others the fun of puzzles. Wanting to prove her own case, Raetsel takes Kaito and Rook to a Fool's Puzzle that Jin wasn't able to solve, consisting of various elevators above a bottomless pit. Seeking an answer to Jin's riddle, Rook takes on the puzzle, in which he must navigate the elevators based on their assigned numbers or else be crushed. With encouragement from Kaito to listen to puzzle's voice, Rook manages to reach the goal. Rook states he was able to solve the puzzle thanks to a clue allegedly left behind by Jin, who apparently lied to Raetsel about not completing it to keep her safe. Rook then states his answer to Jin's riddles, that puzzles are both chains that link people together and mirrors that reflect the solver's emotions.
