In particular, YukimaruвЂ™s facial expressions are utterly gut-wrenching as he learns that Fena will forget him. Once again, the animators at Production I.G did a goddamn FANTASTIC job at animating faces in this episode. So Fena will lose her memories of her family, traveling with the Goblin Knights, their journey togetherвЂ¦ and Yukimaru. The Observer explains that the human heart is not able to withstand the aftermath of its decision, therefore the maidenвЂ™s memory is fully wiped. The Observer explains to Fena that she has a choice to make: Either the world is destroyed so it can start anew with only a few random souls surviving on a floating ark, or it can continue on as is despite the possibility that humanity may end on its own in the distant future.Д«ut hereвЂ™s the real kicker: Once Fena makes her choice, whichever it may be, she will lose all of her memories. This had been implied pretty heavily throughout the season once it started happening, so this revelation wasnвЂ™t a surprise for me. Her memories and feelings were shared with Fena, leading to Fena being вЂњpossessedвЂќ intermittently, such as when the Goblin Knights found the underground cavern thanks to Fena leading the way and unlocking doors. Joan of Arc? Apparently she was a maiden too. Together Eden and the Observer are responsible for setting up the events which lead to each maidenвЂ™s birth and then, if theyвЂ™re deemed to be strong enough to make this life-altering choice, influencing their lives so they end up at Eden where they must make the same choice Fena is now facing. This mysterious being (an вЂњObserverвЂќ as it called itself in the last episode) is a part of Eden, and it is a part of Eden. It flips between both Cody and Franz intermittently. I think this is one being taking two different forms, at least from what I can tell. So at the closing of the previous episode we saw both Franz and Cody. I suppose I could also argue that вЂњFenaвЂќ as Yukimaru and the knights knew her вЂњdiedвЂќ before she was immediately вЂњrebornвЂќ anew as a blank slate. Turns out I was half-right in the case of Kaizoku Oujo as although Fena didnвЂ™t physically die, she did have to sacrifice something very important to her. ItвЂ™s almost an Anime Rule that when a character mentions a goal or dream like that, thereвЂ™s going to be some kind of twist where that future is taken away from that character. I thought back to the end of episode eight when Yukimaru made his vow to Fena, and how right beforehand Fena mentioned that she only wants to keep traveling with Yukimaru and the other Goblin Knights. Side note: A sudden realization I had during this week as I waited for the last episode was that Fena was either going to die or have to make some kind of sacrifice. First and foremost, if you havenвЂ™t yet watched the last episode of Kaizoku Oujo, I вЂ“highly- recommend you do that before reading this post because IвЂ™m about to spoil the bejeezus out of it.

Diabolik lovers subaru x you