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Wow, this was indeed a busy episode with very little time to breathe between scenes. We jump from intense mecha battles to an unhinged high school comedy, to creepy mind-controlled mechas, to a sudden deep lore drop like, did they just murder someone? Mecha Oud Episode 4 had a lot going on, but I thought it was fast-paced because the whole thing was so entertaining. (Except for the murder part. Which is sad.)
I’m not sure if the writers are going all out with a longer script that was written for twice the series’ twelve-episode length, but Light and Co. have been teased Mecha Oud Alma is on a mission and everyone else was on a mission until the last episode Mecha Oud Users disparage Hikaru as a “spare part”. I feel like we’re missing some connective tissue here. Maybe Light’s recent fiery transformation has earned her some respect? what is going on?
We introduce you to a new Mecha Oudthe frog-like Kerex, he looks funny. Hope he can stay – oh. The killer I mentioned earlier is our new frog friend, and after the minute or so of screen time he appears, he’s going to be sorely missed. Mecha Oud It’s a bright, funny, and cool action drama, and it seems like it’s all just a cover. Perhaps beneath the shiny surface lies a dark heart of mechanical evil? We’ve already met adversaries willing to enslave all sentient beings, and now we know the effortlessly cool double-Mecha Oud– Tells Aki’s tragic backstory. It seems she lost her parents to a mysterious worm Mecha Oudwhich explains her obsession with its wielder in the past few episodes. Judging from the ending credits, Aji is not ready to face the truth yet…
I wonder if this seemingly early reveal of the worm carrier is a sign that we’ll be moving forward with the plot, or if this is a sham. At this point, I’m not sure what Mecha Oud Want to do or say it, but it seems to have a convoluted backstory, especially considering the dense pile of lore that makes up the final third of the episode. this Mecha Oud (Transformers) are mechanical life forms from another dimension (Cybertron). They are eager to restore the source of life “Audra” (the source of fire), and the amnesia of Alma (Optimus Prime) is the key. Um…
Despite the over-the-top plot, I still really enjoyed this episode, especially the super silly school orgy, crazy love-crazy Meru dragging an almost incoherent light into the “romance” of a (Meru’s hallucinating) love battle The prize is between Aki and the returning green-haired guy. , which ended up with Aki breaking the bedroom window, which was also hilarious.
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Mechanical thinking:
• So far we have seen several different partnerships between humans. Mecha Oud: an equal partnership in which both parties retain their autonomy; an unequal partnership in which humans dominate and enslave them Mecha Oud;and a disturbing new version Mecha Oud The idea of forcibly degrading human beings and enslaving human beings. I wonder what further changes might be coming.
• What happens to the human side of a partnership? Mecha Oud Dead? Do they need to be paired with new ones? Mecha Oud? Have they been leaking Arbitrium? Do jilted partners bond for life, or can it be reversed? How exactly are Hikari and Alma different, given Alma’s mocking of the hoodie? (Does this also mean that Light’s hoodie is now basically his superhero costume?)
• Aki is now Foghorn Leghorn. Or Pepe Le Pew. Or any other Looney Tunes character who can’t escape, as they keep appearing in new locations every time someone tries to escape them. Poor Hikaru.
Mecha-Ude: Robot Arm Currently streaming on Crunchyroll.
