But where does Kaito fit in then?

Except Micchy is a credible villain.

Words fail when fruits collide. Even though I had a bit of a spoiler moment, it wasn't even close to actually watching the episode. Just not enough good things to say about the characterizations going on.

I honestly think that we're going a bit KR Blade with the series seeing how even Kaito is now turning into an Overlord. We already know how this is progressing for Kouta. The bit with Mai though has gone well past forced. (Hey! Look at me all you monsters of Helheim! I'm dancing! Look at me!)

I know it's been a while since we've had a KR series adapted for Western audiences, but out of all of them, this would be the one I think would work so well. Betrayal, love, fruit.

Also, I've come to a realization. What's the one thing we've never seen Kouta's character do except for the introduction? DANCE. It's like the premise was totally gone out the window fifteen episodes in. That's not a bad thing, but ironic considering how upbeat it started out. Also, I miss Sagara. And strangely enough, Sid.

Man, I saw that ending coming from so far away...

Too bad you didn't tell Kouta. He's still running.

Something tells me Sagara is more the Maki in this situation. Unless Ryoma randomly becomes an Overlord, too... Hell, let's just turn everyone into Overlords. :lol

Man I hope Takatora survives. He is far and away my favourite character in this show, and a great representation of what heroes can become if they are too trusting of the wrong people.

And here I thought we were getting Jimba Zangestu.. :cry

That would be sweet.

I call bullshit! Takatora should have won.