[FreshToku]

I really like this structure you got for the wrap-up. It's like I'm reading reviews on blogspot or something again. Anyhow, I like the theme you took from the show. Obviously the thing about fighting fate is the one big thing that the show intended to be about, but it goes hand in hand with the idea that any misstep or failure doesn't ever have to be the end or your defining point (even if it did kinda became Tachibana's, huh).

I feel like chiming in on the villains. I excuse the Unknown and big god man from Agito being 'simple' as villains because to me, their role is just to be a force that antagonise the heroes and little else. While I could say that about the various antagonist characters in Blade (and like, I do say that for the Sealing Stone because that's what it is), it's a lot harder to forgive how there's absolutely nothing interesting about Peacock, Trial, or Cerberus, especially with how much time the show spends on them gloating about their evil plans. King and Scissors/Giraffe were way more interesting despite their relatively limited appearances and simple personalities even.

Regardless of all that, I love how personal the conflict in the final episodes are. Nothing wrong with having a bad guy you wanna see get blown up, but it's nice to mix it up with something more unique every now and then.

Even before the show was ever clearly about anything, it was at least always fun and even quirky to watch (hence all those memes). But it was nice to see that the show's managed to deliver the big emotions as it got going. I hope you think of Kenzaki every time you walk past a bench...