There's little to nothing this episode give other than the introduction and hyping the new antagonist that seemingly has little relevancy to the overarching plot. The fight choreography itself was ridiculous and doesn't allow suspension of belief considering anything fantastical, so far, has been under the sci-fi genre. Axel, for all his ridiculous acrobatics, allows enough room to belief the possibility of a person with enough skill for parkour is capable. It makes the new antagonist less interesting and more annoying to be revealed at this point of time instead of allowing the Lazarus members to bond more as a group or wrote any type of internal conflict.