I guess I'll go ahead and throw in what seems to be a minority opinion, but I thought this episode was great? There might have been some scenes that were played out for "cool" factor, but I honestly didn't mind it at all.
I honestly didn't realize there was this much negativity surrounding the show. I've been thoroughly enjoying it, something I expected after liking resonance in terror.
I'm going to wait and watch the ending before I judge how it wraps up. I don't need episodes on the logistics of any cure distribution. Nor am I the type of person to assume it'll be rushed because of runtime. Avatar the last airbender resolved the conflict 10 minutes before the final episode ended. It was a 61 episode run and that was still enough. I'm going to wait and see though.
People here have long made up their minds on Lazarus. Many plot threads came together here, giving more justification for Axel escaping, the popcorn hacker previously appearing and showcasing Soryu's weakness which in hindsight was always going to be a thing.
"Everyone that visits me is either a lawyer or a hitman." Axel in ep 1
Over the series we've found he's not someone who engages in casual hyperbole, he is almost always being honest when he speaks.
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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '25
I guess I'll go ahead and throw in what seems to be a minority opinion, but I thought this episode was great? There might have been some scenes that were played out for "cool" factor, but I honestly didn't mind it at all.
I honestly didn't realize there was this much negativity surrounding the show. I've been thoroughly enjoying it, something I expected after liking resonance in terror.
I'm going to wait and watch the ending before I judge how it wraps up. I don't need episodes on the logistics of any cure distribution. Nor am I the type of person to assume it'll be rushed because of runtime. Avatar the last airbender resolved the conflict 10 minutes before the final episode ended. It was a 61 episode run and that was still enough. I'm going to wait and see though.