Boy, am I glad to know that Ekko, the little man, is the boy savior, and not Jayce Talis, who interestingly shaves his underarm.
Honestly, the whole Jinx-being-jealous-of-Caitlyn-for-replacing-her felt quite contrived, and Vi-believing-Powder-is-still-in-there-somewhere-inside-Jinx trite because idk. Maybe I am biased against Powder/Jinx, but aside from some flirting and teasing, I never really got the sense that Caitlyn and Vi had that of a strong or intimate relationship. Ekko hesitating to deal the final blow on Jinx because he still saw Powder in her in spite of his insistence that she's gone felt so well done especially compared to Vi and Jinx's interactions which feel like awkward reunions at best. I really loved the mural, and Ekko and Jinx's fight scene !!!
I like the strain being introduced to Viktor and Jayce's relationship as the latter's priorities slowly shift. It is funny how councilor Mel seems so steadfast and consistent now given how untrustworthy I found her earlier. Also losing my respect for Silco as a villain like why is he putting so much trust in this girl who's waaay too volatile and unstable,,,
I actually started watching FMAB to get this reference, and I.........
Ryuk enjoying everything from the sidelines is my mood while watching this.
I am so amazed by Roy Mustang and Risa Hawkeye's synergy!
This is how I imagine hell: just bureacracy
The people from Xing truly are a force to be reckoned with!
Nate is really starting to grow on me. Such a cute dumb boy.
The visuals are astounding! So much love for this episode and its emphasis on fire being a source of life and energy.
"Cheryl, I'm not a virgin." ROFLMAO
Kimblee's changing of allegiance doesn't even make any sense...
Ooh. An episode centered around my favorite duo: Roy Mustang and Risa Hawkeye. It was interesting seeing them as naive idealists becoming weapons of mass murder becoming people who are just trying so hard to keep their humanity and fulfill their dreams in spite of all the crimes they have committed.
Should I have skipped this episode?
I have really grown to love Varrick over the seasons!
There is just something about seeing the powerful, good-looking and (mostly) smart Blair, Chuck, and Nate standing together and being good friends to the pathetic, self-sabotaging Serena.
why is everyone in this hospital so unprofessional and why am i still so entertained
Watching Aang go through a spiritual journey, Toph learn a new form of earthbending, Iroh and Zuko settling in a new life, Sokka realize that he has become the man he always wanted to be, and Azula using manipulation and Aang's tactics in the drill to carry out ambitious plans is chef's kiss. Now that I have written it down, however, it sounds quite messy, but there's an overarching theme of growth.
I really love how Kingdom tackled different socio-political issues that are actually still happening today, so I was disappointed by the historical revisionism. Well, until I saw that turn of events after the time jump. I must admit that I am worried that I might no longer appreciate the show for its change in direction next season (diverging away from the mystery of the disease and the secrets of the royal family). But the episodes just kept getting better and better, so I trust that they could uphold the high standards they set.
I would also like to shout out my appreciation for my favorite brave and smart Seo-Bi!
I am still waiting for an explanation as to why Nerv is using children to pilot the Evas. One thing I am really liking about this show is that the negative impact of war and actually participating in it, on top of their personal baggage, is obvious in Rei's and Shinji's dispositions.
This episode really does remind me of why I stopped practicing Catholicism. I loved Riley's monologue during the AA meeting. Father Paul's statement about grief and guilt not necessarily being good or bad was something I believed in, but yeah, suffering is bad and hearing other people trying to justify it with some Higher Power neither of you can comprehend kinda feels like a slap to the face. I also liked the scene wherein Pike died due to how sudden it was; in the midst of a celebration. This series's vibe really is interesting and fitting I think. So far anyway.
Almost a bit too dragging for me. I loved the ending shots though!
I liked Isaac's fight scene with Carmilla and his conversation with Hector.
I am SO bothered by the bowl of udon Tanjiro dropped and the way Muzan carried his daughter. I am so excited to see more of Muzan Kibutsuji!!!
The Curtis couple and Armstrong siblings are so adorable !
I want Knocs to get every bit of happiness he deserves. Also astounded by Roy Mustang's connections. Also cannot get over how he called some guy his pawn and Risa Hawkeye his queen shfhrje.
You have to keep moving forward in a way that is acceptable to you.
This episode really broke my heart. I hope this wouldn't be the last that we would see of Gracia and Elicia.
I personally find it hard to keep track of who is where and who knows what. I also love how you can see the stuff coming just as they are unfolding because the writers really know how to drop enough hints that would lead up to the reveal.
I cannot believe that Mikami's flair for dramatics is even greater than that of Light's.
Did Finn and LSP just go to Tier 15?
