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When looking back on the entire series, one thing is missing: complex villains. So far, the vast majority of enemies are monsters or their handlers, without actual personality. The only real exception is Netherlands. But even if he feels he is nothing more than a one-sentence villain, this is your typical devil Lord’s ordinary man, who is evil for evil by making master’s plans.
But then again, when will the series have time or place to build such development? Boxxo is a vending machine hanging from a young woman’s back. Their job is to defeat monsters and explore the dungeon. This setup doesn’t allow our heroes to develop a series of evil opponents.
…You know, besides the fact that the show has been doing it under our noses all the time.
April Fools’ Day people are the most determined ally of Boxxo and Lamis. They have taken many adventures, overcome the odds of despair, not only becoming friends, but have become a big family. Now, they are the villains of the story (most of them anyway).
The greatness of this round is that it makes total sense. From the beginning, they had a peculiar goal: to give a wish to those who have reached the lowest level of a dungeon – to be fair, they felt clear about it from a very early start. They gather like-minded people outside of the founding members and move towards this common goal.
But the key factor in heel turn is their wish – to undo negative blessings to family. Kerioyl and his family are trying to save his eldest son. So far, this means simply conquering the dungeon. But with the chaotic dungeon and the imminent time limit to helping their sons, they decided they had no choice but to switch sides, allowing them to cross the undisguised classes of Netherlord’s troops.
Although they have absolutely no sympathy, they have made a big mistake in the way they try to turn our heroes to one side. Kerioyl dumps the information to them and asks for a response immediately. It’s not a discussion, but rather suggesting or helping to figure out other solutions before betraying everyone. This is a last-driving atum without any room for negotiation. Allies with those responsible for killing so many people (not to mention the entire family of Ramis and Hellery) are our heroes – and members who have no founders on April Fools’ Day are willing to wear hats.
Therefore, the battle between us is in the battle between them, neither of which is willing to retreat, but neither of them is willing to break the deadly power. In this battle we see Kerioyl’s ace: the ability to temporarily close the blessings of others – if our hero meets him again, there will be disturbing consequences.
With the fool escaped Menagerie, our heroes have no choice but to return home and find only the tampered portal, they are separated in the dungeon. So we end with another blast of cliff cape that is sure to bring a lot of action and drama to our dispersed heroes.
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Random thought:
•Who can reprogram the portal – I’m not talking about motivation, but capability? It seems Hulemy is the only one who can do something like this.
• Good director Bear is with Boxxo, so at least someone can carry him around. If it were just him and Holimi, he had to waste all the magic made of cardboard every day to walk around.
•Although not displayed on the screen, this cliff tool gives us a physically unbound and emotionally unstable Ramis. My poor person or monster is caught between her and reunited with Boxxo.
•I bet Kerioyl’s blessing cancelers have some serious restrictions – like having only one person at a time or needing to keep their sight in order to make it work.
Reborn as a vending machine, I am now wandering in the dungeon Season 2 is currently on the air
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