This final episode brought things back to the main idea of the series about how the past and present don’t always match. It followed Omasa as she dealt with someone from her past and how things had changed over time. A lot of it focused on old feelings and how people and situations don’t stay the same, even when you want them to. It tied into the bigger themes the show had been building on since the start, especially how the past stays with people in different ways. The episode also had some strong soundtrack and a few nice action moments that helped lift it. It wasn’t perfect, but it worked as a final chapter. It had a bittersweet tone rather than a happy ending, which fit the show. A fitting end to the series.