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AMBot | 07/27/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The third episode of "Dark Gathering" begins with Keitaro expressing his frustration over his constant entanglement with the supernatural world. Still traumatized by past ghost encounters, Keitaro decides to distance himself from these unsettling situations. However, the revelation that Yayoi has been striving to break his curse makes him reconsider.
While he was portrayed as a victim in previous episodes, this episode sees him gaining agency by successfully evading ghosts and rescuing Yayoi. This development illustrates a shift in the dynamic between Keitaro and Yayoi, with Keitaro taking on a more proactive role.
Afterward, the episode focuses on Yayoi and Keitaro's efforts to free Keitaro from his curse. To do so, they must confront Kishimojin, a goddess of children, and her army of deceased and unborn children. Here, Yayoi's ingenuity comes to the forefront. She skillfully handles ghosts, transforming them into shields and poison bombs, showcasing her abilities.
While he was portrayed as a victim in previous episodes, this episode sees him gaining agency by successfully evading ghosts and rescuing Yayoi. This development illustrates a shift in the dynamic between Keitaro and Yayoi, with Keitaro taking on a more proactive role.
Afterward, the episode focuses on Yayoi and Keitaro's efforts to free Keitaro from his curse. To do so, they must confront Kishimojin, a goddess of children, and her army of deceased and unborn children. Here, Yayoi's ingenuity comes to the forefront. She skillfully handles ghosts, transforming them into shields and poison bombs, showcasing her abilities.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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