He is in the ocean when Gazelle, Han, Pippo crashed while avoiding Ao instantly. This is detailed explanation about each episode.Įpisode 1: Ao Fukai was born 10 years after the incident happened. More information will be uploaded shortly. Did she ever consult Ao as to what he really wanted? How much of it was really just her own desires? Clearly, Ao wasn’t very happy with what she was doing, despite his appreciating the thought.This page is under construction. But even so, there’s one big problem with the whole plan. Who’s to say she wasn’t just being unconsciously influenced? Or, I suppose if you want to think “positively” it could be argued that it didn’t matter as long as Ao would be “happier”. We know that the coral does have a tendency to just spread everywhere and assimilate things as it goes.

It sounds quite romantic “converting” the rest of the world just so Ao can be accepted, but I wonder how much of that was her own conscious decision and how much was her acting on behalf of the Scub Coral to spread its influence further around the world. Turns out she just had his best interests in mind, and was only trying to help him out in her own way. I had always been annoyed with Naru’s sudden transformation into a magical sparkle-fairy, but this episode finally provided some much needed closure between her and Ao. Despite the horrendous “transition” to the “final boss Truth”, the episode wasn’t a complete disaster. Are we seriously supposed to accept the turn of events? The way it was done was just far too jarring to be convincing. Don’t randomly switch to it at the last second and keep going as if it were perfectly normal. If this was the “route” the show was going to take, then just take it from the get-go or at least ease us into it. That’s not to say a final showdown between Ao and Truth couldn’t have been arranged (they were practically raring to go at each other for a while now), but some reasonable development would have been nice. I honestly thought it would have been interesting to see a serious showdown and resolution between Team Pied Piper and the Allied forces.

So you spend several episodes setting up the world against Generation Bleu (or just Team Pied Piper), and now suddenly everything goes out the window and we have a jack-in-the-IFO as the big bad boss? I generally try not to be this caustic against anything, but when I see something like the below screenshots two minutes into an episode, it really doesn’t help. The last few episodes were decent enough, but this episode just flushed everything down the drain. Just when I thought E7AO might actually break out of its roller-coaster trend, it takes a plunge yet again. I really wish this show would stay consistently good.

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