Naru meanwhile has reached almost Gazelle levels of annoyance by becoming coral Buddha and effectively commuting in and out of the plot when she feels like it. The fact that he hasn’t realised this himself just makes him look like a colossal idiot really. Truth being a secret on the other hand is a plot twist Lifesong guessed in the same episode he first appeared, which tells you something about how obvious it was. “Sorry, we know you all guessed this twist already, so we decided just to make the smallest deal out of it possible. Elena’s is almost comedically anticlimatic, a confession of being from another world while getting changed, it’s so casual as to be practically a mea culpa on the part of the production team. But they’re still presented terribly, which saps any remaining power from them. Firstly, both of these twists have been painfully obvious for quite a while now, and that dulls their impact considerably. This is most glaringly exposed in the two major plot ‘twists’ that this episode attempts to drop on us. This episode at least has the resemblance of plot, although it continues to make catastrophic errors of planning and presentation. And Elena reveals some of her own mysterious history to Fleur and Ao.ĭragonzigg’s Thoughts: After the train wreck that was last week’s episode, Ao makes an attempt to pull itself together, albeit in an extremely unsteady way. Meanwhile, Truth confronts both his Japanese allies and Naru, and discovers ‘shocking’ truths about his past. Summary: The Allied Forces and their own parent company have turned on Generation Bleu and time is running out for the crew.
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