RErideD: Derrida, who leaps through time

The pacing is much faster than the last couple of episodes. It has the strongest action in the series in my opinion, large scale battles making the whole episode feel intense. But i have to say it, millions of bullets are shot, but none of them hit...

So that's the ending? we get to see them reminisce memories? I feel like they could've done better from the start. That explains the plot holes I've been noticing. I'm actually disappointed and I didn't feel anything towards them seeing Mage.

Not really a fan of this episode. We got to see some action but honestly it didn't really impact that much. The story was very much predictable. I was disappointed because they did build up some anticipation just to give us this. I'm just glad that It's just one episode left.

Honestly, I don't even care about this character haha. Why do we have to slow down the pace and get the whole episode just to tell the past of a background character? I feel like the story should've moved more. It's crazy how they go in this direction after 9 episodes.

It's good to know more about Vidaux and Mayuka. It gives depth to what they've gone through. Actually, Mayuka lets me watch this series more because of her cuteness. Not a bad episode with all those stories about their past.

This episode digs into the origins of one of the series' biggest mysteries, adding some much needed background. The pacing is slower and leans heavily on exposition, but the new details are interesting.

At some points, I don't really know what's exactly going on anymore. I feel like the pace is fast then sometimes slow. Some plots are also even hard to follow. The time ride's mechanic is also very confusing at some times.

This episode shifts the focus toward the bonds between the group, giving some much needed depth to the characters while keeping the journey moving forward. Honestly, I think the animation for that shootout scene involving the automata was really terrible.

This episode finally starts tying the time travel mystery and the character drama together. The pacing is still a little messy, but the chase give the episode some real momentum, and the atmosphere is much more tense than the earlier episode.

This finale wraps up the main conflict while bringing the story back to the ideas it has been building toward from the beginning. I feel like the resolution still a bit rushed and doesnt answer everything as neatly as I would hoped.

Not a bad episode but I feel like everything is too smooth or convenient for them. Nice developments so far and Graham is surely underrated. Graham helped them so many times when they were in trouble.

It is incredible how the finale brings everything full circle.

This episode made me realize how brilliantly everything ties together as Derrida faces his ultimate choices.

This episode really made me feel for Vidaux.

It feels genuinely moving and adds a beautiful layer of humanity to the survival tension.

I love how the tension pushes Derrida to rely heavily on his time rides to find a way out, showing genuine character growth while keeping Vidaux and Yuri central to the escape.

Derrida and Vidaux roll into a new town desperately hunting for Yuri, only to realize the government itself is pulling the strings.

Yuri adds great emotional weight as the mystery of Mage and the corporate cover-up tightens.

It serves as an emotional and highly intriguing chapter.

It remains a thrilling, fast-paced ride.