[Enchilada645]

So all this talk about Sougo and the others crossing universes the entire series? Nah that's not what they're saying. The multiple worlds reveal does confuse a lot of people, but that's like at first until you realize the point of time that Young Swartz is in and what he hasn't specifically done yet (hint hint 2009). I'll get to the mega theory tomorrow since that's when the last of the details came in and made me realize "Oh yeah that's a thing that kinda puts this whole thing in perspective."

Cause like if the takeaway from this set of episodes is "Oh Zi-O and crew have just been jumping worlds this whole time" then uh yeah, no. I don't want to firmly say that's wrong. But there's more to the words being said here and you need to look beyond them and at the positioning of certain characters in certain points of time. Like I'll admit the last six episodes of Zi-O are messy plotwise. But like, this isn't them trying to make a big reveal of this actually being a world hopping multidimensional story, this is them referencing their prior one.

The whole Ridewatches exploding and letting out monsters? Okay that has some precedence for some of them. Remember that when the Ridewatches originally came into existence, a Rider ceased to be entirely and all aspects about the Rider were erased. Or rather because those aspects are so big they had to be stored somewhere and with the Ridewatches breaking that meant nothing else could hold them in and so just grunts and minor monsters galore!

Really this episode is just a bunch of neat fight scenes with Geiz and Woz, and a kind of poor showing for Grand Zi-O before it poofs at the end. Not much to say here so let's get onto BGM stuff. Toki no Ouja, Decade Preview BGM, Tsukuyomi's insert, and Drive's Preview BGM. Not much to say here so let's roll the BGM Swap.

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