Pendragon Is Mightier Than The Sworddragon
Kaze no Stigma started out as a moderately promising show, but it went down the crapper after episode 7. The main character Kazuma is pretty much the only reason to watch this show, although Ayano has her moments every 5 episodes or so. I had really hoped that this show would focus on the more [...]
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We get a flashback of when Vernhardt used Tsuo Rin to summon a demon, and she got tentacled to death right in front of Kazuma. Back in the present, Pandemonium is lighting up, and is filled with tons of yellow crystals. It turns out that the whole RPG plot was Almagest’s plan to create an [...]
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Genma offers to go kill Kazuma and Pandemonium, but after being reminded of how he got his ass handed to him last time, he lets Ren and Ayano try instead. The scrubs all end up turning into yoma at midnight, and after Kazuma shreds them to pieces, the gory bits all converge on Pandemonium. Kazuma’s [...]
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Kazuma follows Nanase and Utsumi, to find Pandemonium in Central Park. Kazuma is following an eBay form of attack, where Kazuma will wait until Vernhardt thinks he has won a bid on a cheap boxset of Madlax before sniping the bid at the last second. Then Kazuma plans to destroy Pandemonium and kill Vernhardt while [...]
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Lots of Class 2 (SEED) duels are popping up, and Kazuma uses them as handy locations for interrogation. Although his methods are quite harsh, Kazuma is unable to learn anything other than that Utsumi has become a Class 3 Rune Master specializing in curses. Kazuma takes out Nanase’s bodyguards, Katherine and Izumi, and lets Utsumi [...]
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Vernhardt mentions that Lapis’ class is Sword Master, and she uses a giant angelic projection to cleave the tower in two. The bad guys escape and recreate Pandemonium, allowing a handful of scrubs to get a class change. While Kirika gives the Kannagi clan a second-hand account of Kazuma’s past, Kazuma sits on a roof [...]
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