KILL la KILL SPOILER Review
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Thoughts/Review:
The thing about KILL la KILL is that I never really know just what nuttiness is going to happen, something I mentioned in another way last week. This week was no exception to that.
It was rather amusing to me how the Elite Four considered Satsuki's seven days of fighting to be a week off. However, as witnessed by Uzu casually knocking a 1-star student back as the foursome took a stroll. No wonder their only real concern, as expressed by Nonon, was to not to forget to get back in time.
This week also gave us a good reason for Mako and her family to return to the slums last week. With the battles going on, as a no-star student, Mako wasn't in any danger, providing she didn't go attacking others.
The big surprise was how Ira honorably protected Ryuuko and Mako, even though his personal desire is to remove Ryuuko as a threat to his beloved Satsuki-sama. The fact that his Goku uniform transforms and shows him to be a masochistic was wrong, but funny. It also gives Ryuuko a means of seeing Ira in action prior to facing him.
As with Uzu, Ira got a flashback to when he first encountered Satsuki. He was an honorable guy back then, but powerless to save a boy from being forced to jump off a building because he did some tiny thing that the punks who's parents were people of influence in the town (including a police chief) were offended by. Their personally being offended by something trumps all else, and the offender MUST pay or else.
Satsuki comes off pretty cool here. When she saves the boy's life, but reveals how she now has power over the punks (taking over the one punk's father's business; making sure the police chief was accused of bribery), Ira wants to know how she's different from the punks. Her response was that she doesn't hide behind her parent's power, but she uses not only their power, but every other power she can get her hands on, then she controls that power. She still remains the most fascinating character in the show.
Next week starts the Ryuuko vs Elite Four in one-on-one battles. We'll see how Trigger keeps things from just simply being Ryuuko defeats monster of the week.
In the end, a rather enjoyable episode.
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