[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by Fish Sandwich

The ZEZTZ Room is a essentially a direct reflection of Baku's own heart, so it only makes sense his enemies have no place in it.

What kind of fighter is he then if there's no room for an enemy in his heart? Besides, while I'm not against the term "heart," the character himself speaks of "subconscious." In the same episode where Dawn tries to convince Nem that subconsciously she hates dreamers. And earlier, Baku's own subconscious gave birth to the Catastrom. So I think evil could very well appear there.
But even if we accept that villains are out of place at the base, it's possible to engage in a dialogue with oneself, as was the case in Gavv and Geats. In any case, it would help avoid misconceptions. Of course, a variety of interpretations is good, but it's still worth eliminating those that directly contradict the sence. Here again, it's appropriate to recall Geats, where, in my opinion, each viewer interprets Аce's motives and path differently.

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Deep down, when he sets about to his long labor, Baku worries he's being irrational in believing he can fix his Driver himself, so Fujimi and Nasuka act as the voices of the rational, as they often have for him.

We are probably thinking of different Fujimis.

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As the grueling effort begins to wear him down both physically and emotionally, Minami, Nem, and even Odaka are the faces that speak for the part of Baku who wonders how anything could be worth this suffering, because all of them are people who Baku knows have cared about him getting himself hurt.

I think Minami appeared almost immediately after Nasuka, and Odaka and Nem appeared much later. But that's a minor detail.
What's not a small thing is that the show is currently in a state of constant unraveling and unfolding events. Minami and Zero's secrets have been revealed, CODE's leadership has changed, Lady has entered the dream world for the first time since the birth of Nem, Baku has lost his power, died, and been resurrected with renewed vigor. And all this without a single break or respite. Even the ostensibly lengthy driver repair was allotted no more than ten minutes. Perhaps those who are on the same wavelength with the show enjoy this, but personally, I'm starting to get tired, like sleeping while sick. When you feel like you're being suffocated by a creep, and you dream only of breathing freely. And even if the dream is very interesting and captivating, enjoying it in such conditions is problematic.