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Originally Posted by KRWolfblade

I agree. Tsukuyomi just suddenly on the "let's kill Sougo" team came out of left field. Sure, the end of the previous episode really set up doubts with Tsukuyomi but it suddenly comes out of nowhere with this episode.

I don't know if it's appropriate to say both that the last episode set it up but also that it came out of nowhere. To me it makes enough sense, that she'd been in denial for 20 episodes and with Zi-O II finally realized "wait, this guy killed my dad, shiiiiiiiiiiiit." It makes sense, in the abstract, but at the same time I agree that the escalation from "I trust completely that you won't become OmaZi-O" to "We gotta kill him, he's OmaZi-O" isn't portrayed realistically. The issue more comes from the fact that he didn't actually really do anything bad last episode that would convince her he does have the capacity to be evil, it just shows he has the capacity to have the same powers. Zi-O II simply had too heroic a debut.