[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by Tokumonkey

I don't want this to be the case, but it's looking extremely likely. We've got four remaining mega-villains, two of whom have been shown to be nigh-invincible. That's just weird pacing for this kind of show, because we've got *how* many episodes left? Three? We've got an unlikely number of bosses to defeat before we get to "actually end the Dark Candy business and/or sever the Granute world from Earth," and at least one boss doesn't get us closer to that goal.

It feels like there are too many open plot threads for the remaining episode count if we need to have four spectacular battle sequences. There's almost something interesting happening around Jeebh, but he never wavers from his obsession with misdirected revenge, so it feels like wheel-spinning. I can't figure out what the hell the show wants to do with Lango. Then again, I never saw the Nyelv twist coming. Maybe there's something similarly interesting in store for Jeebh and Lango.

I just wanted the show to make good at the hints that it might be possible to save hito-pressed humans that've been broken in half.

To be clear, I'm enjoying the hell out of the show and I'll be bummed when it ends. I just feel like there's no way for the final episodes to feel not-rushed.

Yes, that's exactly it. The show got too carried away with its heroes and almost forgot about the villains in the middle, and now it's forced to rush. Also because of this, some of the statements of the idea suffer. The pacing of Gavv is very uneven and this is noticeable, although for me it is not critical.