©Nakanishi Motoo/Futabasha, “Onijin Gentosho” Production Committee
Well, hope for any closure this season. We only have one episode to follow this one, but instead of doing any setup from the previous episode – Suzune’s return, suggestive threats to Nomari and multiple unresolved story issues, the series decided to go for some Slack Slack Listlips Whimsy.
Kaoru is a girl from Jinya’s classmate shrine in the 21st century and has appeared regularly in the series. But she never had any dimension. Now that there is no change, she will slide back to 19th-century Kyoto in time, becoming (optically) part of the “main” story. Her reaction to the history of her is like the most disgusting tourist. It was just a pity that she didn’t make a call and started recording a reaction video. If this episode is a ova Special, it might be a lovely transfer, but at the end of the series it feels like a waste of time.
Like some previous plots, the series itself reminds us of more interesting possibilities. Hekic pointed out that like Qiuoo’s disciples, Kauru is easily mistaken for a demon and hunting like this, which can lead to exciting adventures. Later, Jinya recalls the friendly Yunagi of episode 16, who brings him to Nomari. Bringing her back to the series will be more surprising than boosting the rampage Kaoru.
At least Jinya’s conversation with Nomari was sweet enough. The girl revealed that she had known that Jinya was not her biological father, but at least it would not affect her feelings about him. Her reflection is that when she was old she could be his “mummy”, a poignant childish meaning, despite the audience’s audience Marquia – When the promised flowers bloom When she realizes that dad is not aging like she does, she will feel how she feels…that is, if the tragedy doesn’t separate them first.
Overall, this is a weak event and poorly structured. It starts with a thread surrounding a temple that houses the mirror of heaven, just to get all back to the next episode once Kaoru Saunters enter. Visually, I didn’t see any embarrassing silly like the previous episode, but the characters tend to look boring and boring in their poses and head movements. When Nomari talks to Jinya, it sometimes looks weird, but sometimes she looks weird.
I expected her to be involved in the last minute cliff cliff last time, but instead, the episode completely stopped mid-term and was totally inadequate. How did the series turn on this fire and anger six months ago?
grade:
Demon Hunter’s Sword Currently flowing
Hidive.
