Episode 19
Ursula’s resolve in just a few episodes was on another level... Seeing her risk everything for Yuri and the others’ future, all you can say is 'awesome.'
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Even though Ursula only appeared for a handful of episodes, her departure gave me this sudden sense of loss, as if she’d been with us since the first season. That’s truly the magic of this series. Her past as the fake Ishtar actually worked in her favor, letting her lie hold true—past mistakes becoming weapons. It was bittersweet but brilliantly structured, and I couldn’t help but admire it. The execution scene hit hard with its BGM and visuals, bringing tears to my eyes. But then I heard the soldiers shouting orders briskly in the background, which suddenly pulled me back to reality. Her narration—'The wind rises... The sky where I live is here, by this red river'—felt even more poignant because it stayed true to the original manga. I was left breathless watching it unfold. Next episode, I can’t wait to see how Yuri and the others come to terms with this reality, and how Ursula’s resolve will shape their future.
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