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The episode turns the school festival into a psychological clusterfuck, trapping Keita and Hinoki inside a mirror house while Kaede gets targeted by

The episode goes full cannibal-horror, trapping Keita and Hinoki in a facility where everyone suddenly wants to eat everyone. The culprit turns out

Betterman turns a Tyran meeting into a goddamn shared nightmare, complete with dead relatives, Bottom World and Keita dreaming about kissing Hinoki.

The three prototype Tyrans finally arrive, except nobody’s actually piloting them. Kaede gets pulled into their bizarre little collective while Shou

Betterman takes a suspiciously normal date with Keita and Hinoki to Enoshima, while Mode Warp finally lays out the ugly history behind Algernon and

Betterman finally cashes in on all that Algernon buildup, as the team learns why B.P.L. has been growing flowers on people. Then King Behemoth shows

Betterman gets weird, as the team discovers an Animus garden growing from human bodies. Then everyone gets high on flower pheromones because

Whew. Betterman kicks things off with an aircraft getting absolutely shredded by flying insects, then dumps everyone into B.P.L.’s monster factory.

Betterman mostly takes a breather after the worm fiasco, with Keita preparing to lose the Neuronoid and Asami investigating B.P.L. The fog gets

Betterman turns the Akamatsu workshop into a goddamn worm apocalypse, trapping everyone inside with an army of hungry creepy-crawlies. The escape

The episode heads into the ocean, because apparently the sea floor becoming one giant organism is just another Tuesday here. A missing crew, a new

Keita visits Sakura in the hospital, which naturally turns into a nightmare involving creepy nurses, giant fingernails, a mysterious flower and a

Betterman returns to Ajanta, where the gang gets trapped underground with a giant-ass Behemoth and some very questionable escape routes. The episode

The episode heads to India, where the team investigates the Ajanta Caves and the mysterious “Behemoth” cries. Things go from spooky folklore to

Betterman takes Keita and Kaede underground, where a giant computer, possessed robot and invisible murder-particles turn the rescue mission into one

Betterman takes a detour into Keita’s school, where four students vanish and the basement starts doing its best haunted-house impression. The mystery

Betterman takes the gang on a flight to Mode Warp headquarters, because apparently a routine test needs a hijacked plane and homicidal crash-test

Betterman spends its second episode explaining just enough of its nonsense to make the nonsense more interesting. Keita learns about Dual Kinds,

Betterman wastes no time getting weird. Keita’s school day is interrupted by a deadly incident at the underground Bottom World, pulling him into a

Hmm... I have quite a few things to say. The finale takes the time-travel paradoxes seriously without losing sight of the characters. Gawl is forced