So, you can understand why Wolfgang decides to go on an unprompted monologue about his backstory. In fact, they don’t really have anything in common. They don’t have a direct connection like the other two fights going on. That just leaves Shiro to face Wolfgang, which takes center stage in this episode.
This means it will eventually take hold of her mind like him, but for now, Kei has a second chance to avenge her family and take down Eleonore. This gives him the chance to talk about that weird past life Ren apparently had as a German soldier, which he apparently remembers somehow! And while Machina wishes for Ren to kill him, he punches Ren through the chest, which gives Ren a vision of Marie, who seems to have made up her mind on taking over for Kraft.īut things aren’t all bad, because Kei isn’t dead! Seems that she made a contract with her brother’s old weapon and avoided death by taking his place.
But because we have two more episodes after this, Heydrich decides now is not the time to get involved and throws Machina at the now enraged Ren. Turns out we didn’t miss much, as Shiro is separated to fight Wolfgang alone, and Kei is immediately burned to a crisp by Eleonore, opening the final swastika and ending the world…again? Hell of a first two minutes, that’s for sure. Well, we get to see that fight we missed out on at the end of the last episode. Think you know crazy villain backstories? Well, you don’t know DICK!
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