[Galvantula]

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Originally Posted by Kickback

I find it ironic that the Roidmudes want to destroy humanity because they see themselves as the next evolution, and yet the very humanity that they absorbed when taking human forms is causing them to become less and less like villains.

Great turnaround for this show since episode 20.

I have noticed that our Roidmudes are becoming more sympatric while Banno has become more monstrous; moreso now that he's Gold Drive. Fitting how in the end a human is the true monster of the show.

Also this is bugging me but is anyone weirded out over Shou being a dog? It makes sense but I sure didn't see that coming.

In a way I'm kinda sad to see Drive go after episode 48. I find it's middle of the road (ha ha, Galva made a highway pun) but it's charming in its own way.