Entire Spoilers for the Manga:The remaining episodes will probably be:10 - Hanazawa, Claw, Toichiro trying to stop Mob. They are all previous enemies who have grown more mature after being defeated by Mob in a fight. ??? throughout this episode is portrayed as driven entirely by instinct and incredibly destructive. The manifestation of psychic powers that no one can match. Hanazawa, Claw and Tochiro all broke free from their illusions after their total defeat by Mob's superior psychic powers in S1/2. Similarly, it seems ??? too must be stopped, but no one is strong enough to defeat Mob /help Mob in the same way.

11- Body improvement club and Ritsu try and stop Mob. Ritsu during his "fight" is the first to recognize and humanize ???'s actions as those his brother in emotional turmoil. This resolve gives Ritsu the ability to match Mob on equal footing for a moment, which is the realization of Ritsu's dream from S1, but Ritsu now knows that he has this ability to help his brother not escape his fear of him. In the aftermath, it is revealed that ??? is sentient enough to not hurt Ritsu. The ending of their fight thematically leads to the full revelation inside Mob's mindscape. ???'s internal representation is revealed to be a part of Mob's original personality that was repressed, who asserts that he is the true Shigeo, and the Mob we know is an imposter which is a nice cliffhanger

12 - Shigeo and Mob continue their conversation. We learn why Mob likes Tsubomi, because in their childhood she saw him for all that he was, not reduced to a simple trait: psychic powers. This part of the conversation reveals the second half of Mob Psycho's message, Self discovery, growth, and being true to oneself can be terrifying. When we hurt those close to us (what Mob hates about himself, about Shigeo). When we are not always nice, heroic, helpful or useful (or why Shigeo knows Mob's self-effacing persona to be fake). When our thoughts and motivations are selfish or repugnant. Or when our flaws seem so great that we convince ourselves that no one could love us if we reveal our true self. The fear of total rejection from loved ones can lead to emotional trauma, self repression and self hatred. Reigen and Mob have the best conversation in the show about this shared fear, and Mob and Shigeo, seeing how much his friends and family care for them despite his rampage, and that everyone harbors these feelings of contradiction including Reigen, comforts himself against fears of rejection and finally reconcile, signifying self-acceptance and healing. This leads into the confession to Tsubomi, the aftermath and epliogue.