Given the earlier dragon purifications were accomplished via this, it’s a reasonable idea. I think it’s a given there’s some remaining power Sorey and friends must yet acquire to beat the Lord of Calamity considering he cannot be purified, but the option always remains for the power of friendship to carry them through. With all the pieces now arranged for Zestiria to wrap this story up in the next two episodes, the only question is how things will end.
#TALES OF ZESTIRIA WIKI SYMONNE PLUS#
Plus with Sorey and squires now both one hit purifying dragons like mad, if I were to criticize that much I’d have to dig into everything else as well and that takes time. Normally I’d be irritated, but whether because it was all accompanied by action or the imminent nature of next week’s big boss showdown, I thought it was all amusing fun.
#TALES OF ZESTIRIA WIKI SYMONNE FULL#
Why is the Lord of Calamity in the north, why does he want the Shepherd with him? Well here’s Symonne going full dragon (never go full dragon) and leaping through half a season’s development in five minutes, that should answer the question. As soon as Dezel starts getting answers from Symonne, she trololo teleports off before getting to the good bits. Just as we discover the Lord of Calamity lies overtop of the source of world creation and the earthpulse hub, Laliah butts in like a helicopter mom and shuts down debate. The Lord of Calamity development especially gave me a kick this week just for how it was continually interrupted. The armatizations here, however, were probably the most anticipated event (particularly Alisha’s), a developmental piece necessary to even give Sorey a chance against an enemy we have been repeatedly told he stands no chance against. While Lunarre’s appearance for me was especially out of the blue, at least it was hilarious in a “what the hell am I watching” way, particularly when he pulls a Yamcha by not only accomplishing little, but dying in the ever ubiquitous pose.
In between the expected armatizations and the big bad boss finally revealing himself this week, the show also showcased its efficiency by featuring orgasmic cooking and development for probably the least used character of the series-hard packing more into 24 minutes if you tried. As if proving that speed is actually useful in plot development, Zestiria has abandoned the early season crawl for an all-out sprint to the conclusion of this story. You know, this episode might have been all over the place, but damn did I like nonetheless.
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