Episode 11 – Call of the Night Season 2

I just want to start with a disclaimer that love doesn’t save you from bullets. Call of night It is a novel work, Ko has always made his sword power attract routine for a while very quickly, so you have to take into account those prolonged situations before inferring his miraculous recovery. Don’t try it at home.

I hope you forgive my tongue introduction, but this is an honest reflection on how this episode affects me. After weeks of flashbacks, mysteries, action and drama, Call of night Nighttime conversations about life, love and dirty jokes, return to its roots. Refreshing. Because while I like how the series handles its expansion ambitions, its original establishment is still a semi-ambient. Seeing Nazuna, KO and Anko squeezing their beef on certain drinks feel like the most appropriate note to end the arc.

Before we get to that point, though, the plot resolves last week’s Cliffhanger, which ends with the transition of Ye Olde Classic’s “Unfamiliar Ceiling” scene. There is a nice juxtaposition between Anko’s panicked stroll and the stillness of the KO ward. Then, Cabra immediately eliminates any lingering tension or surreality by taking it off, the extra honor goes Sato’s remains Because he screamed like a banshee. In other cases, this may be a tone whip, but here it brings a relaxed bondage to the audience.

Of course, this is not all optimistic. Anko visits him to apologize and comes from the heart more from the heart because Ko saves her life. Although he was fine now, the shock at that moment confirmed her, and despite her frustration, she was too afraid to die. This also allows us to see exactly what happened after he faints, anime depicting the film in a vivid horror film that dyes the room red red and contrasts with the cool blue of the night sky. The alternative explanatory and emotional goals of their conversations are perfect for Anko’s personality. She is a detective and information is her expertise. But she was also alone, and although her wounds were longer than those of KO, she confirmed that her hatred had disappeared.

What really attracted me about Anko’s story was her sorrow over the decade that had come over ten years. From the perspective of someone in my thirties, I found it too quaint to watch a 28-year-old complaining that she was wasting her whole life instead of naturally not being there. But, I think she is talking about the accelerated truth about the whole years that can slip away from you, and the brain insists on cheating and hurting itself. This breathing gasp feels introverted and sad about what may have happened when you finally air appears. The life we ​​give is limited. But as long as we keep breathing, we can grasp the present and the future. There is still time. Plus, like the KO repeats, even the forties women were young for him, so Anko didn’t need to worry about that.

The roof scene between Anko and Nazuna draws another similarity between the relationship with Kabura and Haru. Here, though, they officially ended their escape using this setting, because they did not fully comply with friendly conditions ten years ago. It’s painful and bittersweet, and I think the mood is perfect for their brief bond and is actually stronger than ever if there is any sign of going out the next night. Anko (with some social lubricant) can make jokes and flirt with Nazuna, who is back to some pokes.

The biggest open problem is the psychological and physical state of KO. Nazuna doesn’t really know how this vampire thing works, and Anko relies primarily on conjecture to draw conclusions. However, it helps to look at the situation from a metaphorical perspective. exist Call of nightvampires are associated with the romance’s attraction, and love is not an omnipresent scale. Romance has many shadows and degrees, so it’s reasonable to think that vampires will have similar ambiguity. In an understandable emotional state that makes the bullet pass through the abdomen, Ko’s synapses are filled with light on his feelings for Nazuna, which makes his inner vampire flow out for a while. Some vampires are not new to this type, but this is a suitable place Call of night Introduce it, especially as the bet is raised. Also, KO is glad he has evidence to fall in love with him, which is great.

Side note, it’s still interesting to me Call of night The most retained Fan Service– People of this season stare at these guys. At first, it was Hatsuka in the sauna, and this week, KO’s shirtless torso enjoyed the spotlight multiple times. I compared it to the comics, and the anime gave him a more gripping waist and More prominent pelvis. I neither acknowledge nor criticize this. I just said I noticed it.

Most importantly, I had a great time with the characters this week. They all deserve the downtime, content to see themselves with Nazuna and Ko as friends rather than opponents. They break the bread and cracks jokes. Anko is also a very interesting lightweight, so if I were Nazuna I would make the most of my new drinking partner in every opportunity.

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Call of night Season 2 is currently on the air
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