[Mesnick]

Well, the situation is this: Baku dreams of being an agent from movies, while Zero lives by the rules of real life. Odaka couldn't accept this and so turned into NOX, finding himself trapped in the Nightmare World. But Baku agrees to these terms, at least for now. Moreover, the show saves him from a truly controversial act by declaring the Darkness, NOX's nightmare, his enemy. Ultimately, Odaka awakens, but remains an enemy of CODE. And now even Fujimi can't deny the truth.
Plus, we get the introduction of a new character, Lady, whose goal is to destroy CODE. Given her retelling of the popular butterfly dream tale, as well as NOX's demonstrated ability to perform dream tricks in real life, the theory that the real world in the show isn't so real is further supported. Given her retelling of the popular butterfly dream tale, as well as NOX's demonstrated ability to perform dream tricks in real life, the theory that the real world in the show isn't so real is further supported. I liked the short explanation with Mina, because other authors could have dragged out the siblings' secrets and misunderstandings for dozens of episodes. I also hope the optional course on lucid dreaming won't be overdone. Because there's a difference between recruiting agents and cultivating them from childhood. And the second is a very dark shade of the gray zone Zero mentioned.
Speaking of technical details, the Plasma Booster, while nice, looks like the costume from Final Stage. And the overly quick victory didn't allow me to fully appreciate its functionality. But I'm glad that Zeztz used all of the Capsem's tipis in the battle with Darkness, making it the finale of the show's first act.
I wonder what Fujimi and Nasuka will do next, and how quickly the reconciliation with Baku will happen? And what role will Minami play now? I imagine she'll be something like Nem in the real ("real"?) world, but perhaps it's much more complicated and interesting.