After a bit of time to ponder this week’s episode release, it’s really hit me that we only have one more episode in this season and so many story threads unresolved.
I felt much the same way at this point in the first season, and the show managed to achieve a very satisfying finale.
That said, I feel that there’s so much going on with Kentaro and Shaw having gone off and freelanced with their own plans, and likely to repeat the pattern again, while Cate finally seems to have pulled herself together with the support of her grandmother Keiko.
There’s definitely a feeling that the writers are ‘laying down pipe’ for another season. Hopefully, AppleTV will greenlight one given the shows overall global success.
That boneyard of remains from the events in Kong: Skull Island really hit hard.
I am wondering if Isabel may have shown Kentaro something/evidence from Hiro’s day/year in Axis Mundi. Or, generally more evidence that Hiroshi had worked with her team at some point.
If Kentaro believes that the plan to turn back time was originally something that Hiroshi was pursuing/supporting, then Kentaro would want to follow his father’s plan. And one could see that Hiroshi may have been wanting not only to keep verifying Billy’s map, but also to find a way to bring both his parents back to him.
I’m down for this one.
The link has just gone to my partner for upcoming gift occasions 😉.
Know the show, but this is real life, regrettably.
Getting into the panels / speaker sessions was always my top priority.
Sometimes they have sessions with production or other behind the scenes creatives. Those are always amazing.
The vendor hall is always worth checking out and it’s fun to mill about and see the cosplayers.
Depending on whether you like that sort of thing or not, paying to meet and get a photo with a cast member or to get an autograph (usually two separate things) is a popular activity.
While I won’t be travelling to the US anytime soon, I think it’s great that Creation is getting back into regional cons.
I used to attend them in the late 80s and early 90s and they were a great entry point for newer fans and those who didn’t want the mass experience of something like STLV.
I think that they do more to build a franchise for the long haul than the megacons.
The general point about how spoilers are used to get around algorithmic barriers is interesting:
Sites like Takeuchi’s are the products of an online media landscape where writers are fighting desperately to capture readers’ attention, make money, and keep traffic up as search engines make their content less discoverable. Brazenly posting spoilers under the guise of making commentary has become one of the more common ways that people try to drive engagement on their social media profiles.
Court processes are not quick.
Someone familiar with judicial processes in Japan would know whether 18 months is about the norm or not.
The timing of this resolution seems significant as Godzilla Minus Zero is scheduled for release in theatres this November.
Love the logo… 😹








Any speculation on where this season will land?
All the lead characters seem still to be going in their own directions, whatever the current alignments.
As with the season one finale, I’m going in wondering how the creators can pull it all together but more hopeful, given the satisfying season one conclusion, that it can work.
How are others feeling?