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After several weeks of planning, Taguto and the company this week. Finally, another hero was summoned: Isla, the Queen of the Bug. You won’t look at a giant bug like her and expect her gentle touch…Exoskeleton-y? However, at the heart of this week, this week’s plot is a lot of fun despite its obvious drawbacks, even if it’s not full of head slap.
Well, well, we got the moment between Isla and the twins, and we learned about how they cry in their sleep and how they get along with each other when that happens – I simplified it a lot, but in short, that’s what’s happening. I’m worried that the tragedy of the series rooted in twins is too thick, so it’s less impactful as a comic book – almost like a tragic anime character, rather than an actual tragic anime character. And we’ve seen mynogh In previous episodes, this episode did nothing to move the needle in this regard. Although difficult, many anime manage to balance out particularly miserable characters without completely surpassing them. Let me wonder if we will see any other characters as the series continues.
Still, the biggest questions I still want to know after this episode revolve around Isla and Atou. Artu is one thing, but now we’ve seen Isla, which is another character in the game mynogh Unless it is not (this will never stop being so ridiculous to me; like, choose one. The only other people in Tagoto encountered were the Dark Elves, who have now become mynogh. No one else in the world meets him-more specifically, other characters in the game. I want to know if there is mynoghThe political rivals and enemies remember Gaotuo. It would be very exciting if only his allies remembered him. But then again, I describe many of the articles in this series as “very relevant” (see the above example: We are in the world of games, unless we are not there), so maybe I shouldn’t raise my hopes too high. Still, it’s something I’m starting to be curious about, and if done right, I can see that it’s a juicy source of potential, not to mention substantial conflict.
But back to Isla, I just hope the visuals match the grandeur she summoned. Can you imagine how dramatic and intimidating her introduction would be ufotable Doing this? My point is that week after week the visuals are still incredible. Week after week, this is such a huge damage, and this week is probably the biggest example to date.
Isla’s character is probably the strongest character introduction we’ve seen on the show, or at least, hers is the one who makes me say, “Oh, I like her.” Obviously it’s too early to say whether she’s in her favorite character field, but based on the rest of the series, she’ll certainly be a possible contender. I hope she will definitely get more screen time. But nothing says how we do mynoghIn the final few episodes of the finale, based on the ending of this episode, I’ll walk around with my body, guessing that next week will be more focused on any messy Atou and Co. Already wrapped in yourself, even inciting yourself. I know that Atu is indeed 50/50.
The past few weeks, mynogh“Rise”, I do hope it keeps that even though we’re getting closer to the close end of the series. Every week, I’m worried that everything will collapse – I’ve been commenting on how it’s going to be everything in jinx – we’ll go back to the monotony of the monotony that takes up the entire first half of the series. But until then, despite the series’ improvements in recent weeks, I still don’t think any of our episodes really smashed it out of the park. Hopefully we can get an episode like this before the end.
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Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra Currently flowing
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