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| So the Revisions want to move locations into the future to avoid the pandemic...and AHRV wants to capitalize on that. Humans would discriminate the Revisions, thus leading AHRV to victory...But Keisaku became a time-space singularity. Milo was ordered to eliminate him in the past to prevent this from happening. CALLED IT! And AHRV knew Shibuya was destined to fail so they let them die? Geez...that's evil... They figured out how to charge the String Puppets? How much charge though? "I don't have the ability to lead everyone." Thank you for saying that, Daisuke. Wew Nicholas is going all out. Why'd he have to do that to Mukyu... Ohhhh, so Keisaku was supposed to be the hero, not Daisuke because as Nicholas said, Daisuke has no distinct abilities. Well that hurts to hear. And the real reason why AHRV wanted Keisaku dead was to prevent Nicholas from using him to become an all-dimensional being. Daisuke's chasing after him though. Looks like the final battle shall take place in the dimensional rift! |
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| Well, this was an interesting episode, being honest. Knowing that Keisaku was supposed to be the hero instead of Daisuke sure was a nice revelation although he was such a secondary character during most of the show that I don't know whether to consider said revelation brilliant or just bad writing since there wasn't a simple glimpse of him being that important if I remember correctly. That aside, I must say that the way people figured out how to charge the String Puppets felt very convenient since it was a lot easier to do from what I expected. This just made the drama regarding the energy issues in the previous episodes felt a bit pointless but well. You can charge a futuristic exoskeleton with static energy, who would have thought? All in all, these last episodes have been more interesting to watch than the first ones if I'm being honest. And now, let's see how this all will conclude. |
| This episode was, well, interesting. Finally we get to know the plans of AHRV, and I must say, I never thought about that. So, the Revisions wanted to transport to the future many people from the past, without the pandemic, so that the mankind could be saved, but AHRV knew that the people from the past wouldn't believe them, since they don't look like us (we can see that in real life, so it's something to reflect about), and the plan would fail, but with this, AHRV would profit with this (because of all the information and the materials they would get from the city and its people), so they let the Revisions execute the plan, even though they knew that Shibuya's people would, most likely, die. That's terrible actually. So Nicholas used that orb to get reincarnated, and since that orb "was Keisaku", stuck in the lines of time, he became an all-dimensional being. Since AHRV didn't predict this, they now want to get rid of Keisaku, to stop Nicholas from executing his plan. All along, I knew Nicholas would betray the other members of Revisions, he was just to selfish, and wanted to become some kind og "God". I didn't expected that Keisaku was the one to be the leader, and not Daisuke, but they never showed that very well during the first episodes actually, as someone already mentioned. It must be hard for Daisuke hearing that he wasn't special, fortunely, he lost that "hero complex", and dealt with the situation. I liked this anime since the beggining, I knew it would have a great story and a lot of action, but these last episoded have been killing me xD, they're so good. It kink of reminds me of Code Geass in a way, since in that anime there was a plotwist almost episode too, and the development of the story is similiar too! It really shows that these 2 anime are directed by the same person. I'm really excited to see the last episode! I don't how it'll end, but I'm expecting some kind plotwist. I'm also not sure if they can bring a end to the series with only one episode left, but we'll see. |
| They should have been conserving energy from the beginning! |
| So, AHRV are evil too. They knew Shibuya was destined to fail. Now, Nicholas fused with that orb (Keisaku) to get reincarnated and he is too OP. We know why AHRV wanted Keisaku dead. And he was supposed to be the hero, not Daisuke lol. This show is very rushed. Can't wait for the final episode. |
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