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It took a moment (six weeks) but finally this week I left an episode mynogh Thinking that this is actually a solid plot, I’m actually interested in learning what will happen next week, given all the things. The whole episode is great, is it starting to be finished? No, but there are finally some actual action in the story, and in this episode we see an interesting, even big, character arc. I will get what I can get.
Starting with the twins, the series has had quite a few dark moments so far (especially last week), but learning how they were so hungry that they had to eat their mothers, I think this is the first time in this series that actually went all out. It was a little surprising – the idea that they had to eat their mother was so dark and almost frustrating. Still, I think it’s still a fact that it can land anyway, and that’s largely related to the facts of last week, for example, Atou felt very overwhelmed throughout the melee with soldiers, and although otherwise it was a slaughter, the battle itself was so visually boring. The wonder simply doesn’t match the idea. But this week, although it is not to say that the visual effect is better, it is not required much visual talent at this moment. So while the visuals are still impressive, it is still able to hold on to most or all of its gravity.
I really hope mynogh It has been descending along this darker road for the last two episodes. Especially considering that our protagonists are supposed to be the bad guys in their world, I think it fits in this series. I love a series where our protagonist (or protagonist, plural) is the villain and they like and embrace that. By the way, I’ve been interested in learning this recently before guiding mynogh,,,,, YūjiYanase Just instructed I’ll be a declining villain. If the title itself isn’t obvious, it’s another series whose protagonist is the villain in her (game) world, and she appreciates it. This is very neat.
We learn that being evil means being selfish and doing what He wants. Admittedly, this does not completely satisfy the answer, at least at this stage, we have hardly seen Gotto do anything other than deciding which buildings to build first. Like, well, that means being selfish and you’re going to do what you want, but it brings up the question of what Tagoto wants – we, the audience, don’t know yet. I think only time will prove it.
It’s summarizing, and we’re starting to see more substantive discussions about what’s going to happen next mynogh. In other words, mana is the resource they pay the most attention to. And one strategic way to gain more (other benefits) might be to invade remote Longlantan. So, in the end, the story is actually moving forward. While later than I wanted, the midpoint wasn’t a horrible place for this series, finally starting to explore and the political consequences that might make the surrounding cities famous. As I have been saying from the beginning, I think there is a lot of potential interest to tap into political conspiracies, and it looks like the stage is finally starting to work on it. Since the series began, I’m actually wondering where to go from here next week. Hopefully this series will continue to be based on this momentum.
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Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra Currently flowing
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