Chain Chronicle: The Light of Haecceitas

Maganda bilang final episode ng series. Masaya, masigla, at nagbibigay ng satisfying na ending habang nag-iiwan ng puwang para sa posibleng sequel.

Solid pa rin ang fights, lalo na ang mga one-on-one battles. Bagay sa isang fantasy action series na galing sa mobile game.

Kahit na average ang overall reception ng serye, maganda pa rin ang fight scenes, at visual effects, lalo na sa fantasy battles.

Isa ito sa mga pinakamagandang episode ng season. Maganda ang mga fight choreography lalo na sa sword clashes.

Maganda ang pacing para sa isang "setup" episode. Hindi boring, may sapat na tension.

Hindi kasing-impactful ng Episode 6, pero mahalaga ito para sa character development, at group dynamics.

Tulad ng ibang episodes, maganda pa rin ang action, at visuals. Nakakatulong ito para maging intense ang mga eksena.

Isa itong “breather” episode na nagpo-focus sa characters habang naglalakbay. Mas nagiging interesting ang kwento.

Ito yung episode na nagpapakita na lumalawak talaga ang problema, hindi lang pisikal na laban kundi pati sa loob ng mga tao, at sa buong mundo.

Hindi mabagal, may sapat na character moments, at progression sa kwento tungkol sa Black Army, at Chain Chronicle.

Mas chill ito kumpara sa explosive start ng series, pero nakakatulong ito para ma-build ang grupo.

Maganda ang art style, character designs, at ang pakiramdam ng fantasy world. Solid na panimula ng season.

We get here the peak side of this epic battle between Yuri and Aram. But more than that, the massive payoff that I didn't expect when I first watched this was with the Black King. Curious? Watch it! XD Anyway, this Lady Demon from the very start really enjoyed being this wicked and all that. But honestly I feel bad for her at the end (of her screentime). Though it wasn't exactly explicitly stated, it seems that she, too, had her reasons and was just as tragic as the others. I wish the anime showed us more about that.

The battle commences in this episode. It's definitely worth all that hype, considering how intense they started. Also, yay, Musica singing again. It heals my soul; I'm just not too happy at how these annoying demons kept on interrupting. Seriously, let my girl sing! That aside, it's bittersweet. We got to see Burckhardt again confronting Julianna. But this time around, he finally gets the closure he deserves---both as Burckhardt the now-demon, and Burckhardt as Julianna's trusted knight. In the end, he wasn't exactly evil, but simply 'human'. I feel sad for him, honestly. I definitely share Julianna's regrets and sadness for that matter. And then we have Yuri. My boy, wake up already, oh my god,

To be honest, the Black King makes a fair point at the start of this episode. He wasn't exactly wrong, but also, it's all 'incomplete', like he's only leaning on one point. Typical for villains, I guess. That said, this is one heck of a peak episode. All that planning and build-up is now slowly paying off. Though, of course, the villains couldn't sit still over this. We literally end up getting a mini confrontation before everything fully kicks off. Anyway, I'm all here for Musica, yayy. Also, Phoena was definitely out here going all out. For peace, for Yuri, for everyone. It kinda doesn't bode well, though, for sure.