Iron Man Episode 8: Daughter of the Zodiac
Oshimeter
3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS
The episode wasn't that bad, but I would say it's not that very good either. The telekinetic angle shifts the show briefly into psychological territory. The magnetic field buildup creates a real dangerous sense of scale, and the mechanical resolution feels tight, even if the memory-wipe trope at the end is a little lazy.
In this episode hearing people out, or giving them the time to explain themselves is virtually nonexistent here. Let's just throw hands, it's like watching a video game with a predetermined route. The roll out of the new Zodiac threat was very innovative, and the setup at the end paid off, though if I may, it was too convenient, everything landing in place so neatly, it's too contrived if you ask me
We have a new cast member appearing in this episode, and honestly, I can't say I liked her initial introduction. She came across as more annoying than likable, but that's just my personal opinion. As we've come to expect from this show, a new villain appears toward the middle to end of the episode. I absolutely loved this one's design, it definitely stands out and feels far less generic or corny than some of the previous enemies.
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