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Originally Posted by Brainchild

Am I the only one that can't take Kouta seriously whenever he's wearing this?

I agree.

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Originally Posted by Spirals

I'm surprised that Kachidoki Arms are debuting next week, I'm curious as to how Kouta manages to unlock it, though I'm thinking Sagara has something to do with it.

Also, points to Kouta for having the guts to rip the Peach Lockseed off of Minato like that, and the fact that Ryouma seems to be more amused than annoyed by it.

Speaking of Ryouma, he's so affable when he's speaking of killing 6/7 of the total population, it really shows how loose the screws in his head are.

Moreover, Micchy really seems to be taking after Takatora more and more. Not only is his hairstyle staring to copy Takatora's, but Micchy even seems to be taking more of Takatora's mannerisms. Not only is Micchy walking around with arms crossed more, but to me, he even scoffs in a similar manner to Takatora.

I agree. Yggdrasil is definitely the bad guy here.

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Originally Posted by Kiryu

I think it would be more appropriate to say that they're a few fruits short of a full basket.

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Originally Posted by Kickback

Okay, the important things we learned this episode:

Kaito/Baron is looking for whatever the super powerful upgrade is and plans to use it to rule over the world. If that's not a blatant "I AM THE MAIN BAD GUY IN THE SHOW" admittance I don't know what is.

Professor Ryouma more or less said all his research on how to stop Hellheim is fake - all he's doing is researching Lock Seeds and belts for the inevitable "takeover" from the forest. That pretty much plants him as a main antagonist going forward with Baron.

Micchy is going to have to come clean. Soon.

Love it. Another 5 episode, right after a legit 5 episode from just about everyone who watches the show! I always doubt that this show will keep it up, but it does every single week. Wow.

Yeah. I had hoped Kaito would be a good guy in the end, but He's not going to be. Anyway, Takatora's whole talk with Kouta in the end. That was not a fair comparison, Melonhead. Kouta didn't know that was Yuuya, and that was a "The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few" situation, Yggdrasil's plan is "The needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many"

It was nice to see Kouta just go for broke, and say "Forget it! I'm tired of their crap! I'm taking them down!" I'm sure in the end, Kouta will find a third option, and stop Helheim, and I have a feeling that it will either mean his death, or him becoming the overlord Inves. If not that, then I'm dang sure He'll need to sacrifice something. Or Urobochi could pull a Mass Effect 3, I don't know.

Anyway, We're at most halfway through this series, and I feel like this is stuff that should be happening in the third quarter of a series, so I'm cautiously optimistic for this show's future.