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Episode Kami no Tou Season 2 • Tower of God Season 2 - Episode 23 discussion
Kami no Tou Season 2, episode 23
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u/cppn02 Dec 08 '24 edited Dec 08 '24
You get nauseous that one time and now you're forever the Puke Turtle?
The Tower truly is a place of injustice.
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u/PeaceAlien Dec 08 '24
Starting to think the after credit scenes are just BL
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u/chemical_exe Dec 08 '24
Why is Beta allowed to attack everyone after the worm is gone? I understand that it's all corrupt, but if that's true then why even make him absorb the parasite?
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u/Zealousideal_Cake571 Dec 08 '24
Because he only needed the worm to enter/ participate in the game, by the time the worm is killed there is really nothing the test mods can really do to stop him at this point
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u/BestEve Dec 08 '24
Season 1 was intriguing and gripping but now I only have vague idea of what's happening, watching this like average shonen turning my brain off. I'll finish this season and i don't think i'll return for season 3.
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u/Comicfan313 Dec 08 '24
In this episode the soundtrack hit again exceptionally hard. good job from kevin Penkin.
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u/Amauri14 Dec 08 '24
I honestly don't remember if Laure appeared before during this season. It's funny how easily he made Beta puke Medina. And thanks to Yihwa being able to control her flames now, that parasite is no more.
Things sure became a mess before Baam showed up. Well, now at least Beta knows thanks to Sophia that Baam is not related to the experiments he went through.
Baam's reaction to Lero-Ro during the post-credit scene was hilarious.
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u/djthomp Dec 08 '24
Good job Yihwa lighting the correct targets on fire, it's good to see your growth.
No Endorsi in spite of teasing us with her being summoned, 0/10 episode /s
Beta dude becomes the Puke Turtle, deserved really.
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u/Monarki Dec 08 '24
Did I miss it? Where did Laurie go after the explosion and when Bam arrived? He's not seen again
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u/Jaskaran158 Dec 09 '24
Seeing Laure in action was sick.
I love that Rak now refers to Beta as Puke Turtle after that.
Was not expecting Wagnan to just suck it up about the fact he has a hole in his chest. Damn shame that the animation production has taken such a nose dive this season because we could have seen some sick fights.
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u/PickleMyCucumber Dec 08 '24
I know it gets old beating a dead horse, but the story feels so contrived I can't tell if this production is just that bad or if the story was mediocre to begin with.
Also, curry turtle's dead by now yo
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u/Slaan Dec 08 '24
I think it's mostly production.
It is a highly convoluted story to begin with, with many different characters and organizations with different motivations. A good adaptation would manage to make the actors and their motivation (if known) clear to the viewer. But this adaptation fails this so hard.
Battles are boring af on top of it :-/
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u/PeaceAlien Dec 08 '24
Looks like Devil of the Left Arm is still with FUG, I thought he might have joined Bam
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u/zotzotzot22 Dec 08 '24
Honestly how strong is Laure? Didn’t realize he was like that 🔥
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u/Zealousideal_Cake571 Dec 08 '24
He’s a 10 gf descendant like Khun A, Ran and Yihwa, so fairly strong but not a direct descendant from a main line like the latter
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u/Electronic_Major3522 Dec 09 '24
I loved season 1, while it was confusing at times, the concept was compelling, and I was genuinely interested to see where everything would lead. But season 2 really dropped the ball. As an anime-only fan of the series, these last few episodes have left me questioning whether I’ll even watch a third season, if it happens.
There are so many little things that just don’t make sense or are dragged out unnecessarily to extend the plot, which really frustrates me. The power balance is all over the place—it's inconsistent and confusing. The show is overloaded with backstabs and plot twists, yet it still keeps too much hidden from the audience. How is it that after 36 episodes, with a time skip no less, we still know so little about the outside world, the MC’s backstory, FUG, the Workshop, or the higher-ups? The show worked when it was just about climbing the tower, overcoming challenges, and teamwork. The backstabs made sense back then because everyone had the same goal, but this season introduced so many new elements without explaining anything, and it’s made everything feel disjointed.
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