Okay, I have to say that as an episode at the epicenter of the series' conflict... it feels a bit cheesy. We were doing well when Esola ran away because of the guilt he felt, and Cobalt's personality was altered by his damaged memories. But the moment the World Government appeared, everything went to hell narratively. You can't sell me on the idea that a GLOBAL organization concerned about sentient robots would be swayed by such silly excuses to carry out activities that don't benefit them. The villain in this story is as dumb as a rock; having the solution right at hand, he decides to do the most complicated thing because I suppose this anime has to end with a singing and dancing battle. The drop in quality in this episode's script is truly disappointing. I tried to overlook the fact that the power of love reconstructed an android's data... because that's what we're here for. But I can't let the rest go.