Not as much of a banger as ep11, but I really liked it. A nice ending for part 2, while we wait for part 3.

The thing with resurrection is… nasty. And amazing. And at those times you remember Tsukasa isn’t some dumb brute, he immediately understood what would happen.

Suika telling Kohaku they’re the same age now, so Kohaku can’t squeeze her, was bittersweet.

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I didn’t like this ep. This whole season felt like filler. There’s hardly been any progression. We’re at pretty much the same spot as before this season, just with some more petrified people. The non-chalance of just reviving Xeno, who didn’t mind all of them being ruthlessly murdered because reasons, is wild to me. Xeno et all are irredeemable.

The whole “chased by soulless soldiers that are aching to kill bunch of teens” thing was completely unnecessary and over the top. It didn’t really add much to the story as a whole and the whole vibe of it felt really out of place.

I also disliked that part because the basis for it was so shaky already. My issue with the previous season was already the completely unjustified animosity towards Senku and co. Not in a “I dont like the justification” way, but in a “this is barely explained at all” way. Xeno and co attacked immediately in that season because… reasons and now that Senku and co have kidnapped Xeno as self-defense Stanley wants to kill them even more and gives no space for negotiation because I guess he’s just that much of a psycho. That’s the basis in Science Future p1 and that’s still the basis for the chase of p2, even though that’s not the goal of p2.

While watching p2, I just accepted that the basis for it was shaky, and took it for what it was. It was decent because of that, but this episode made me reconsider the whole thing again.