Unperturbed, she continued discussing how they were going to retrieve Son.
Meanwhile, Inca was all atwitter over Haumea’s interference. Ritsu was utterly unaffected by her near death. The beam sliced through where she’d just been standing. “Huh? Really?” she said, shuffling aside to stand by Inca. How badass is Ritsu? Badass enough not to panic. Inca’s predictive power had seen that one of the giant’s radioactive lasers would intersect with where Ritsu was standing. In a voice that might have been describing the latest grocery coupons, she said ( 14:44), “Oh, you’ll die if you stand there.” As Ritsu tried to tell Inca she should get herself to safety, Inca calmly interrupted her. She knew Haumea was behind the incident, and she told Inca as much. An insane Son wasn’t according to plan at all. Inca, who Ritsu was guarding in the same way as Arrow had been guarding Haumea, asked what had happened. Her plan had been going well until Haumea used her power to drive little Son insane - so insane that he started firing radioactive lasers at everyone.Īnd so insane that a little Rekka appeared in his mouth. Despite that, there was one moment that stood out to me, and that was just after Ritsu had embedded Nataku Son in her enormous Infernal. Despite being the hopeless romantic of the Fire Force squad, Maki Oze can fight multiple opponents simultaneously without breaking a sweat. There were a ton of little moments, some critical, some throw-away, that made the episode feel like it was one long raucous celebration of combat. 4 Maki Oze Fire Officer In The Tokyo Army. Picking one moment in this episode was really tough. It seems Haumea hasn’t learned to respect personal space - like, at all. Best in Show Moment for Fire Force Season 2 Ep 16 When Ritsu’s power forged a giant Infernal from multiple charred corpses a security guard she’d turned into an Infernal, Charon stopped fighting, stood right beside Shinra, looked at the monster that Ritsu had created, and said ( 07:56), “That is one nasty power.”
First, did Franken Stein from Soul Eater design her outfit? Second, why is she - and all of the women in the White Clads - so insanely beautiful? Or should I say, insane and beautiful? That came out in this episode when Ritsu used her power. In other words, he almost seemed more like Shinra than a White Clad. He powered forward and took Shinra’s attacks head on. When he fought Shinra, he used no deceit or under-handed means. You remember Charon - the man who might as well have been a mountain for all the good Shinra’s attacks did back in season 2 episode 5? He’s an enemy, but he’s not particularly evil. In this battle, the White Clads had sent Charon to retrieve Son. Shinra and Charon had pretty much the same reaction to Ritsu’s power.
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