[Mesnick]

I went back to watching. What can I say? I really like the creepy phantasmogorism of nightmares. Plus, their design is gorgeous. Also, slapstick comedy also fits in well because of the unlimited possibilities of the dream world. And in general, a lot of things have been done well, like the base in the closet and the ability to move anywhere. The spy theme works for me more as part of Baku's personality. Speaking of which, I love the contrast between the agent's competence and the loser's confusion. It’s good that the two parts of the hero’s character are not clearly separated between reality and sleep, so there is no feeling of two different persons. The police remind me of Rinko and Shunpei with all the pros and cons that flow from here.
I would also like to note that the invasion of the nightmare into the real world would have had more weight if it had happened a little later. The increased occurrence of nightmares is not a very good excuse for this. But here, apparently, the reason is desire to quickly impress the viewer.
I also don't really like how easily Zezz gets his upgrades. Even his predecessor required more work for this. Maybe if Baku found Gashapon machines in the dreams of dreamers in the most unexpected places, it would look fascinating. And now I already have a feeling of being overloaded with toys.
As for the last couple of episodes, this is filler with an interesting deceptive twist. The story is very W-style. Plus, it gave us a lot of aesthetically beautiful scenes and bright action. I will definitely remember the upside down church and sky surfing on a plane.
If we talk about the minuses, then Baku’s doubts about whether he can be an agent seemed to me a little clumsily built into the plot. It was necessary either to pay more attention to them, or to tell the actor not to act so intensely. But these are mere trifles against the backdrop of an overall excellent story.
Also the ending was very tantalizing. The connection between Nox and Nemu is very intriguing. And the theme of a prison filled with traps promises to be a lot of fun.
As a result, I can say that so far I am very pleased with this show and the direction in which it is moving. Let's see what happens next.
P.S. Is it just me who sees strong parallels with Gozyuger? Mostly due to the intense melody at the end of the episode, but also Fujimi inside the nightmare looked exactly like No-One's victim.