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| Takeru definitely has balls, to go up against Seimei in that form. It takes a lot of courage. He feels like the ultimate opponent to face off up to this point in the story. This felt like a penultimate episode. More secrets discovered too. |
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| One twist after another, who are we suppose to cheer for now, who is the real evil, does evil even exist? |
| I'm waiting for the plot twist that it's not Tsukimiya, but her twin sister, the program, the oni or other. |
| So, the Final Boss wasn't the Final Boss after all. Takeru is now caught between TWO bad guys. |
| Let's continue with the plot twist of a plot twist of the plot twist. This one gets confusing with every new episode. So the guy this time was good, but it seemed bad, and the girl who seemed good... It is straight-up evil. But, being in a battle of universes, who knows? It is a mind battle, then, huh? Whoever seems the most insane will be the savior of entire worlds. Everyone else and their memories have their own agenda, so no one should be trusted, then? |
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| Nooo what's the next twist, the being protecting Tsukimiya-chan is future Takeru? |
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| Some many different loops being thrown from the diff world lines lol the real one dead, the other itch got digitized original take dead ... brainfart |
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| Season after season, its amazing how often this happens, a somewhat decent story is fumbled by misguided attempts at shock value, however admittedly this anime has been plagued by the fabled curse of diminishing returns since like episode 3 or so., now its nearly impossible to make heads or tails of this story, as to what necessitated such convolution is beyond me. |
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| moral of the story: never simp |
| So...Tsukimiya is evil now? Or at least crazy? Never mind trying to figure that out, trying to keep up with the plot of this mess feels like a losing battle. Each week I think I finally know what's going on only to find out that no, I really don't lol. It keeps getting more and more silly and random and I'm reminded of shows like Cross Ange where I'll keep watching just to see how ridiculous it gets. Just don't ask me to give a summary of everything to this point because I'm sure I'd leave tons out lol. |
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| Oh. My. GODS! What. The. Fuck! This twist just coming outta nowhere totally blindsided me. Just as we were getting to the truth behind the world whittle, Tsukimiya comes in from behind with the steel chair! |
| Wow, another plot twist :) |
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| The heel turn of Tsukimiya was good and the fighting scene was cool ! |
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| Wiith Takeru's downing of the Towers of the Four Gods to stop the World Whittle, Seimei regrouping Kazura, and the wannabe hero following his family motto to trust her, where will this motivation take him? With Takeru facing off against Seimei, the onmyoji find something suspicious about Seimei to dig through his experiments with the Centennial Pandemonium, and there's never been a battle quite like it between opposing forces and their ambitions, even going down "mano a mano" bare-handed style to strike a conversation. The World Line Convergence Center, and Tsukimiya coming back as Seimei having digitized herself, Takeru's world just dropped one bit of who she REALLY is: someone hell bent on destruction, even if it means Seimei and Denji Heian-kyo being a front for her actions. Man, this parallel world of plot twists just never stop coming...so which is the correct one? |
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| The plot twists yet again! Seimei's World Whittle plan is still bad and had to be stopped, but then once he was defeated by Takeru in fisticuffs, Tsukimiya comes back and then has the thing protecting her destroy the world too? I'm befuddled here. Even if Tsukimiya's goals are what she truly states they are and she wants to experience 100x the happiness across the multiple worlds simultaneously. What was there to be gained by destroying the one Takeru's currently in? I feel bad for Takeru. He keeps getting manipulated... |
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