I’m sure there’s still something shady going on with the Holy Sol Temple, but the conclusion of this Haijima investigation felt like the conclusion of Joker and Shinmon’s trek below the church. The other problem with this scene is that it cleared up everything with Haijima too easily. If they had been connected, there wouldn’t have been a reason for the White Clad to attack them in order to obtain Nataku. But, in one of my previous reviews, I did mention that it was very possible that they weren’t connected at all. Giovanni, I assumed they at least had a surface-level connection. The only somewhat surprising thing about all of this is that Haijima has no real connection to the White Clad.
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And the fact that they’re attempting to create artificial Adolla Bursts so that they can sacrifice people to create more Amaterasu-like structures isn’t very surprising either based on what we’ve seen them doing with Nataku. All that happened was that things were confirmed which had already been heavily implied.įor example, the fact that Haijima knows that Amaterasu is powered by a human with an Adolla Burst isn’t a surprise. The reason this part of the episode wasn’t good is that we really didn’t learn anything new. My least favorite part of the episode came when Company 8 confronted Haijima’s president. But unfortunately, even this doesn’t really explain how he’s able to take so many direct hits without sustaining much damage. Perhaps the true reason that Charon is paired with Haumea is that he can tank all of her pyrokinetic and regular attacks and store that energy in his body for later use. What if that abuse actually powered him up? But what if he could also store up that power? It’s been implied that Charon is partnered with Haumea because he’s not affected by her abuse. We’ve seen Charon dish out some seriously damaging blows after shrugging off hits from opponents like Shinra. But perhaps the reason Charon is so strong is due to all of the hits he tanks. So, what if his reflection ability is partially responsible for this? It wouldn’t necessarily be responsible for his massive defenses. But if we’re just talking about raw offensive and defensive strength, I think Charon is number one.
He can definitely be defeated with some ingenuity, or by someone with a broken ability like Sho’s. But what if heat wasn’t the only thing Charon could reflect?Ĭharon is probably the strongest human we’ve encountered in the series. This title is obviously in reference to his 2nd generation pyrokinetic ability.
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I believe earlier on in the series he also absorbed the small amount of heat in the air around him.īut, in this episode, we were given his epithet. And, it doesn’t just seem like he can absorb the heat from flames directed at him. He can absorb heat and then return it as his own explosive firepower. We’ve known what Charon’s ability is for a while now. Haijima even confirmed that they plan to sacrifice Nataku to create a second Amaterasu. It just seems very odd to me that Company 8 would look the other direction here. But isn’t Kurono’s physical abuse also a point of stress for Nataku? His emotions might not go wild if he’s not being beaten every day. Shinra attempts to justify it by saying that Kurono is able to keep Nataku’s emotions in check. I kind of get it from the perspective of the White Clad, because they need Charon to be at 100% in order to capture Nataku.īut, it doesn’t really make any sense for Company 8 to agree to Nataku being held at Haijima. Another thing about this episode that didn’t quite make sense regarding Nataku is that everyone just agreed that Haijima should continue watching over him.
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