Black Bullet follows Rentaro Satomi, a promoter paired with Initiator Enju Aihara, in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by Gastrea viruses. The series delves into themes of discrimination against Cursed Children, moral ambiguity in survival, and unwavering bonds amid despair.
This curated collection of 25 canonical quotes highlights character growth, emotional depth, and key arcs from battles to tender moments.
Once you expect something in return, your good deed is no longer just a good deed
Episode 3 (The Children of Fate)
Kayo Senju
Challenges Rentaro’s utilitarianism, revealing her tragic acceptance of discrimination’s toll on Cursed Children.
If you’re ever lost in the darkness, follow the compass in your heart
Episode 4 (Black Bullet)
Kayo Senju
Her dying words urge Rentaro to trust instincts over logic, marking profound mentor-like sacrifice.
Even if the world doesn’t accept you, I’ll always be right by your side!
Episode 7 (The Still, Moonlit Night, the Sky at Dawn)
Kisara Tendo
Affirms loyalty to Rentaro amid political turmoil, showcasing her evolution from vengeance to love.
The scariest thing about killing people is getting used to it!
Episode 6 (Tragic Irony)
Rentaro Satomi
Warns of moral erosion in endless Gastrea wars, deepening his internal battle with violence.
Humans tend to think logically, but their actions are driven by emotions
Episode 2 (The Mask of Madness)
Sumire Muroto
Exposes human hypocrisy in hating Cursed Children, fueling her cynical yet pivotal research arc.
It is not justice that can oppose evil. It is an absolute evil that overpowers evil itself
Episode 10 (The Battle for Tokyo Area)
Kisara Tendo
Justifies ruthless revenge on her clan, highlighting theme of cyclical violence overpowering ideals.
Just what is right and what is wrong…? To begin with, just who is the enemy I must defeat?
Episode 1 (Medical Care)
Rentaro Satomi
Questions morality early on, setting his growth from naive fighter to conflicted hero.
Corpses are good. They don’t babble. Only they can understand my feelings
Episode 5 (The Crimson Black Assassin)
Sumire Muroto
Reveals trauma from Gastrea outbreak, humanizing her isolation in a peaceful reflection.
The reason why I still want to live in this rotten world of ours is —It’s because you’re here, Enju
Episode 12 (Crisis Point)
Rentaro Satomi
Tender admission during climax battle, underscoring bonds as survival’s true anchor.
I am the destroyer of the world. No one can stop me
Episode 4 (Black Bullet)
Kagetane Hiruko
Declares anarchic goals in intense duel, embodying chaos against societal order.
I won’t let you kill people
Episode 8 (The Monument on the Border)
Enju Aihara
Defies orders in monolith defense, showing childlike justice evolving into fierce protector role.
If the bill is passed, the Cursed Children will no longer have to be abandoned
Episode 9 (The Guardians of the Barrier)
Rentaro Satomi
Advocates for rights amid panic, highlighting discrimination theme in political arc.
Be afraid, Civil Security. The day of despair is upon us
Episode 11 (The Heart of Taurus, the Lance of Light)
Kagetane Hiruko
Taunts during Taurus assault, amplifying tension in humanity’s desperate stand.
Rentaro…I know. I will do my very best to not let anyone in class find out that I am one of the Cursed Children
Episode 3 (The Children of Fate)
Enju Aihara
Peaceful school moment reveals hidden pain of prejudice, fostering her emotional resilience.
My father and mother aren’t dead! They must be waiting somewhere for someone to save them!
Episode 1 (Medical Care)
Rentaro Satomi
Driven hope shapes his promoter path, contrasting early optimism with later realism.
I got rid of all the trash nearby before coming here
Episode 6 (Tragic Irony)
Kagetane Hiruko
Dismissing foes casually in Tina arc, underscores his god-like detachment from humanity.
Haven’t you already lost all hope for this world?
Episode 2 (The Mask of Madness)
Sumire Muroto
Probes Rentaro’s resolve introspectively, bridging her despair to his determination.
Those are just excuses! If Rentaro wanted to, he could have helped her!
Episode 5 (The Crimson Black Assassin)
Enju Aihara
Childish faith in hero Rentaro during assassination plot, highlights pure-hearted growth.
Your troubles are so commonplace. It’s really kind of boring
Episode 5 (The Crimson Black Assassin)
Sumire Muroto
Mocks emotional turmoil, yet reveals her deeper empathy in quiet lab scene.
I know what it’s like to be afraid and not know where I’m going. Enju, remember, you will always have me
Episode 13 (They Who Would Be Gods)
Rentaro Satomi
Final arc reassurance strengthens partnership, emphasizing theme of chosen family.
Rentaro, you let your guard down too early. I couldn’t bear to watch
Episode 7 (The Still, Moonlit Night, the Sky at Dawn)
Enju Aihara
Teasing yet protective in revenge mission, blends battle tension with sibling-like bond.
Ten years ago, since the day Gastrea began killing humans, my world turned upside down
Episode 2 (The Mask of Madness)
Sumire Muroto
Flashback reflection on apocalypse origin, connects personal loss to global themes.
My soul had been saved by your growth… If you die, I will return to the darkness
Episode 12 (Crisis Point)
Sumire Muroto
Emotional plea in finale reveals redemption through Rentaro, defying her fatalism.
Expecting something in return usually corrupts a good deed
Episode 4 (Black Bullet)
Kayo Senju
Philosophical insight before sacrifice, critiques selflessness in Cursed Children’s plight.
Even if this stupid world never accepts you, I will never leave you and that’s a promise
Episode 13 (They Who Would Be Gods)
Rentaro Satomi
Climactic vow amid Aldebaran threat, cements unwavering allyship against prejudice.
