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The Second Half – Not Just Another Boring Episode

Alright, let’s be real, the second half of this episode wasn’t mind-blowing, but it definitely kept our attention. Juri takes on the challenge of expelling the jellyfish from the colossal Handler (aka the Herald). The action may not be top-notch, but the sense of danger is palpable as our heroine battles this three-in-one behemoth. But here’s what’s puzzling: why did all three Handlers merge this time, while Sagawa only summoned a tiny one? Is it because Takafumi’s twisted nature fuels a stronger intent to kill? Speaking of twisted, what was Sagawa implying to his father? That a small intent to kill would go unnoticed by the Handler? Killing or not killing, make up your mind! Majima, on the other hand, seems to have some ulterior motives. She desperately tries to summon her family but fails. Apparently, only bad people can do it, and she just couldn’t muster up a genuine intent to kill. She might not be a bad person, but she’s no saint either, aligning herself with shady characters and using Makoto as a hostage. But hey, it makes you wonder, is her brother still alive? That would be mind-blowing!

Sagawa’s Intentions – Do We Really Care?

So, what does Sagawa want? Frankly, at this point, who even cares? Majima’s mission, on the other hand, gets wrapped up in just one episode. I expected her to summon her family one by one, with each attempt becoming increasingly dangerous. But nope, she gets them all at once, and miraculously, no one gets hurt in the process. Well, except for Tsubasa, who almost turned into one of the Handlers. But Juri saves the day by dispelling his jellyfish just in the nick of time. Phew! As for the overall episode, let’s be real, it’s pretty straightforward. The characters lack depth, and the story isn’t particularly intricate. However, it’s the tension in the second half that makes this episode watchable, even though it’s somewhat forgettable. Sadly, Sundays don’t offer many good shows, so Kokkoku is all we have to wrap up our week of anime.

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