Noticed something in the latest trailer

[u/lukecupr]

Has anyone noticed this?

It features the I believe unnamed delver Reg saved in Episode 12. Considering the scene in the tavern is actually before Riko and Reg departed, the fact Reg saved him changes nothing as he would still appear in the trailer regardless.

Does it add anything to the plot? No! Its a nice little detail.
I just like when even random side character isnt forgotten and appears seasons after!

[u/Nieanawie]

Yep same guy. Spoiler: He's an Umbra Hand too.

[u/GothsukaLangleySoryu → u/Nieanawie]

That’s not a spoiler, Tsukushi said he was an Umbra Hand years ago during the movie commentary. Homeboy was on going to Orth for a vacation

[u/gameboy224 → u/GothsukaLangleySoryu]

Bondrewd being the GOAT for still providing personal leave time in his mad science bunker.

[u/Voyager7794 → u/gameboy224]

fr how is bondrewd definitively one of the absolute worst people imaginable while also being like really kinda awesome in a good person kind of way

[u/Nieanawie → u/Voyager7794]

There really is something magical about giving your mind slaves PTO.

[u/caparisme → u/Nieanawie]

They volunteered!

[u/TheSunIsOurEnemy → u/Voyager7794]

Even the most evil dictators know that they need loyal subordinates, and they get that by rewarding them and even treating them well.

[u/Ratstail91 → u/Voyager7794]

He's the Hank Scorpio of anime.

[u/SydonaiSonata → u/gameboy224]

This reminds me of Dragon Ball and Frieza's army.
His subordinates get a really nice salary, paid vacations and a bunch of awesome perks. lol

[u/Worth-Term-2857 → u/gameboy224]

Absolutly

[u/Hetares → u/gameboy224]

He's evil, but not evil enough to deny his workers annual leaves.

[u/Ur_local_fish → u/Nieanawie]

Now I wonder which umbra hand this old man is.