Time of Shura Episode 18: The Avatar of the Dragon
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The tragic aftermath of the assassination and Izumi's calming demeanor turn into lethal determination was unforgettable. The emotional weight in this episode hits so hard.

At the start of this current arc, the setup felt fairly typical, but the direction of events has diverged noticeably as the plot progresses. And following the structure of the last episode, this one relies once again on disjointed time skips compared to previous arcs, which ends up dragging the pacing down for me. It jumps around with heavy dialogue throughout, but the exciting, high stakes moments only truly begin toward the very end.

This time we follow Izumi and Sakamoto on their adventures during the Bakumatsu era. The Shogun's army and the imperialists continue their struggle for power, but Sakamoto finds himself embroiled in a series of conflicts and must find a way, along with Izumi, to overcome these difficulties. It's a fast-paced episode, quite entertaining to watch, canon within the story, and with plenty of historical content.



