No matter the person, events like this regicide are more than enough to shatter anyone’s stoic face, including our little princess. No cliché scream, no barely controlled anger, just a quick fall on the dead dad before regaining composure and affirming the “I won’t kill you” pledge. You would imagine if your father was cut down before you that you would feel shock, grief, rage, but apparently not in Alisha’s case.

Part of the issue for me likely centers on Alisha’s emotions, or in this case, lack of emotions. While both Sorey and Alisha carry the “cannot kill” mantra, Alisha’s thinking was particularly annoying this week. The same, however, cannot be said of Alisha. While a little tacky that it all essentially boils down to being stronger than the previous Shepherd, at least Sorey has a firm moral basis to stand on. Considering this conclusion was foreshadowed since the start, it’s nice actually having Sorey follow through given how naïve he was last season. Sorey looks to have completed his development, given his open acceptance of everyone possessing Malevolence in different forms and strengths. Might even have room to see Edna’s wish realized.īesides the textbook example of “my ability is stronger than yours”, the main focus of this episode-once again-was on morality. Couple that with a pair of decent Spirit Bomb Malevolence absorbers in Rose and Alisha, and a good chunk of otherwise necessary game events can be conveniently skipped over. With live dragon purification now a thing, all Sorey really needs to eliminate the Lord of Calamity is one more good power-up, which can easily be found in an episode or two. With Alisha’s arc now finished and the end boss-alright, the end boss’ adjutant-showing up after seven episodes, we are finally entering the home stretch here. Well who knew, looks like Zestiria can actually wrap things up by the end of the season.

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