[DreamSword]

The episode didn't go how I predicted it would. Heck, it didn't even go how I ideally would've wanted it to, but for what it was, I did still like how this three-parter concluded.

Two things I definitely respect about it are:

A: Knowing how to balance its tone, which is something alot of US superhero media I've consumed has trouble doing.

And

B: The narrative decision to show the viewer exactly what the stakes are.

That latter bit is also how I imagine this show will save on budget: Go big and trippy whenever Baku is in the Dream World and be more down to earth whenever he's fighting in Reality. Though it does make me worry that it might not be utilized as well as how Wizard handled that aspect of itself.

Still, I'm having more fun than not so far, so hopefully Zeztz can keep me invested in some way the more it goes on.