well the second episode ending choice certainly was... odd. I'm not sure if its terrible writing/planning, or just more of the grand adventure. "did we write ourselves into a corner? nah!!! got this easy solution!"
I mean, how can you care about any of these characters when they are all new people basically.. with new histories. Everyone they ever knew rewritten as well. all their friends and families gone.
It's unfortunate. I really dislike the trope, it's basically time travel 2.0 which makes it very hard to take any story seriously.
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well the second episode ending choice certainly was... odd. I'm not sure if its terrible writing/planning, or just more of the grand adventure. "did we write ourselves into a corner? nah!!! got this easy solution!"
I mean, how can you care about any of these characters when they are all new people basically.. with new histories. Everyone they ever knew rewritten as well. all their friends and families gone.
I assume you are still watching, but if you have finished this season:
If you missed it, the "heroes" only thought it was some kind of multiverse at first; instead it was the Evoker just destroying the current universe, and making a new one. Only 1 universe exists at a time.
Oh I know invoker was basically hitting the reset button on the universe, but the end result is the same. Characters who died are now back and part of the story. Deaths and other events have zero weight when 2-3 episodes later that character is back again.
Dude should have got more than ending up in defacto purgatory.Instead it turns out, nope, the Evoker just keeps killing everyone and starting over.
I thought it was a bit funny that the first episode after the blip they made you think, oh great, more multiverse bullshit. Instead it turns out, nope, the Evoker just keeps killing everyone and starting over. A subtle difference that I liked, even though the results were kinda the same.
The main difference (hopefully) is (after the restoration) you don't have the whole marvel multiverse bullshit were they can just go and change anything and call it good multiverse writing. Hopefully the machine's notes are truly destroyed and they move on to something else.
Whether or not they wasted a half season on this all depends on what they do with Filomena, now that she somehow survived the recreation of the universe and is cured of moonblight.
Didn’t that same scene show the disease magically burning off of her?She isn't though. Last episode, she looks at her wrist in the field of dead flowers.
Didn’t that same scene show the disease magically burning off of her?
I might have read too much into it but it seemed implied that Mirana giving the shopkeeper the book was what cured the disease.Hmmm. Maybe I'll rewatch that bit again. I don't recall, but you could be right.
Yea, that's the impression I got. She lived through the remaking of the universe, and the disease faded away (it may mean the moon is totally fixed too). Now she is free to do what ever they want with her next season.I might have read too much into it but it seemed implied that Mirana giving the shopkeeper the book was what cured the disease.