[Artahe]

About Micchy, didn't he start to fall slowly into madness when he discovered Helheim's Forest truth by his brother around episode 14? I remember that he was very distraught...

More so, perhaps had he lost all kind of hope seeing that and watching Kouta still spreading hope and saying that he will find a solution really drove him over the edge, especially when he realized that Mais would rather believe someone based on faith instead of someone who's "man enough" to face the cold hard truth.

I'm just making theories though.

And still about theories... I wonder if, in that fight, the problem wasn't that Micchy was suddenly OP, but that both Kouta and Kaito weren't at the top of their game? Kaito by being hurt, Kouta by being Kouta ? Or, even more simplier, Micchy mirrors Meteor in Fourze final: despite having been beaten a number of times by the Leo Zodiart, Meteor finally casts out all his doubts and win the fight.

Another thing that I've noticed, is that pure skill is somewhat very important in Gaim (there are exceptions) as well as full commitment. Against his brother, Micchy had statistically the advantage but his brother, being more skilled, was able to beat him. Against Kouta and Kaito, he's fully committed. I remember that Kouta technically beat Takatora with Jimber Lemon when he was full on stopping Yggdrasill. Something tells me that when Kouta decides that he really must stop joking around and start kicking Micchy's butt, not even Redyue nor Micchy's own prowess will stop him.

Lastly, I was wondering something, and it concerns Micchy's hallucinations of his brother.

I think we can all agree to say that Redyue is using Micchy. But, what if she's doing more than that? I don't think that she made him become distant with Kouta, he antagonized him himself, but she's driving him more and more insane. With that in mind, what if his hallucinations are simply a part of his brain who tries to break out of it ? The warning about how he's gonna see Mai as an enemy soon enough made me wonder that.

Oh, I have a question. What does that mean " receiving the flowers " ? And where does that happen?