Freezing Vibration

What a way to wrap up a tragic and dark season. All I can pretty much say is that it's a feel trip from beginning to end. The way that the whole episode panned out practically left me speechless. The visual spectacles, the emotional weight, and the bittersweet ending has made it probably my favorite episode in the series. Overall, this season started off kind of slow for me, but by the end, I was absolutely blown away by it. It's unfortunate that we may never get a season 3 for this anime, as there are some incredible moments from the two seasons. If there ever is a season 3, though, I'll definitely give it a watch!

Yikes... things are getting really out of hand with this one. The Pandora are finally starting to set aside their differences and work together again, but it's because a new threat has just shown itself - Amelia, who just became a Nova! I thought the Nova in the first season was scary. Amelia in Nova just took it to a whole other level. That constant wailing from her is also the stuff of nightmares. An absolutely emotionally incredible episode that's blown my expectations so far!

These battles are just not letting up at all. Every Pandora we're seeing are giving everything they have, despite being battered and bloodied. It's also kind of sad seeing it unfold too. The Pandora were allies in the last few episodes, and now they're beathing each other up to a bloody pulp. For me, what stood out in this episode is the Student Council for West Genetics, Chiffon Fairchild. For what feels like the first time in the series, we get to see Chiffon's capabilities. I can see why she's considered a monster. Hopefully, Kazuya, Satellizer, and Rana better come up with something, or else they may end up on Chiffon's menu!

Oh boy, things have really hit the fan now. The facility has practically become a warzone at this point. The distrust from the last episode has absolutely descended into chaos. The Pandora and the Limiters are now turning against each other, and they're all out for blood in this intense melee. There's no safe place in the facility now; it's an all-out brawl. Now I'm really itching to see what comes next from here!

With Kazuya and Satellizer finishing up their "vacation" from last two episodes, we're now back to the E-Pandora facility. Unfortunately, things haven't gotten any better since episode 5. The air is still looming with mistrust and unease with everything going with the facility. As you can imagine from the title of the episode, something big is definitely going on. This episode sets it up pretty well. Brace yourselves; things look like it'll get even crazier from here on out!

This episode has a real emotional feel to it. We see Satellizer, now teamed up with Kazuya, going up against her brother Luis and Holly. While it wasn't the craziest or fastest-paced battle in the series, it definitely felt the most personal. The tense atmosphere along with all the emotions running through the Pandora just gives it that much punch to it. Overall, it's one of the better episodes that ends with a very satisfying ending.

Finally, a Satellizer and Kazuya episode. This one is really sad, though. We don't really see them bonding or having fun in the last episode. Rather, it's mainly Satellizer having to confront her tragic past, which was largely orchestrated by her brother, Luis. I also admire Kazuya stepping up in trying to protect Satellizer from him. It's definitely a real heavy episode with everything going on. I hope Satellizer and Kazuya give Luis a well-deserved beatdown!

Things seem to be getting even worse for the main characters in this episode. We have Satellizer who got injured by Elizabeth, needing to go back to West Genetics (though she seems to have other plans). To make matters worse, the E-Pandora facility is unveiled to be something truly horrifying, with Elizabeth paying a heavy price. The shocking twist at the end is just an icing on the cake. This episode, along with the last one, got me ready to watch more of the series once more. Definitely some intense nail-biting moments happening now.

That escalated quickly by around tenfold. Just when things started to look good for the E-Pandora, we now see Jina, who became a Nova after having the administering the Mark IV from the last episode. What follows is a pretty emotionally heavy battle that got out of hand quickly. After that, the air just became heavy with shock and distrust, with everyone arguing with one another. It's crazy how things turned around in this one. One minute, it was typical school drama, and now, it turned to this. Definitely a great setup for what the rest of the series will probably be like moving forward.

It's starting to look like Kazuya, Satellizer, and Rana are not the main characters for this second season, as they don't seem to get a lot of screentime. Instead, it's the E-Pandora having the spotlight this time around, mainly Jina, Amelia, and Rattle. So far, I'm not really feeling these characters, mainly Jina, since they seem to start unnecessary drama for petty things. Amelia is the only one I'm liking so far. Speaking of which, the episode is mainly just that - drama. Hopefully something cool does happen soon, because I'd like to see those crazy battles again from the first season!

This final episode brings the current conflict to a head. There was so much emotional payoff and intense final battles too. I particularly loved it.

The situation escalates into a large-scale battle against the Nova. There's high-stakes action and heavy consequences in this episode, so so electric.

I think in this episode, the meaning of being a “true” Pandora is questioned. The episode digs deeper into identity and power as the rebellion continues. Didn't really enjoy it though.

Oh mann, alliances break and former comrades turn on each other. The fighting becomes more personal and intense, like damn.