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AMBot | 03/27/2024 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
In the season finale of "Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy," Makoto explores a deep forest and encounters various animals, including a bear, wolves, and a unique bird called Boulder Bird, which Makoto later names "Roc Bird." These encounters are peaceful, as Makoto harbors no desire for conquest, leading to a mutual understanding of coexistence with the forest's inhabitants. These animals acknowledge Makoto, setting them apart from his usual companions Tomoe, Mio, and Shiki.
Meanwhile, Jin and Abelia share a personal conversation over drinks in Rotsgard, revealing their backgrounds and goals. Abelia, who has no family, strives for high academic achievements to remain at the school. Jin speaks of his past and his desire to grow stronger to reconcile with a girl from his village, Miranda, whom he had called a "monster" due to her aggressive behavior. This girl, Miranda, turns out to be Sofia Bulga, a fearsome warrior previously defeated by Makoto.
The episode also depicts Jin and his group, including Abelia, successfully defeating a half-dragon, showcasing their collective increase in power. Sofia Bulga, now aiming to become strong enough to defeat Makoto, plans a confrontation with her creator, Luto.
Meanwhile, Jin and Abelia share a personal conversation over drinks in Rotsgard, revealing their backgrounds and goals. Abelia, who has no family, strives for high academic achievements to remain at the school. Jin speaks of his past and his desire to grow stronger to reconcile with a girl from his village, Miranda, whom he had called a "monster" due to her aggressive behavior. This girl, Miranda, turns out to be Sofia Bulga, a fearsome warrior previously defeated by Makoto.
The episode also depicts Jin and his group, including Abelia, successfully defeating a half-dragon, showcasing their collective increase in power. Sofia Bulga, now aiming to become strong enough to defeat Makoto, plans a confrontation with her creator, Luto.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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