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Those poor Namekians just can’t catch a break. No sooner than Moro, our planet consuming warlock, manages to escape Galactic Patrol custody, then he’s off to drink some slug people.
The chapter begins by giving us some more insight into Moro after Goku’s shocked reaction that ended the previous manga chapter. While he doesn’t necessarily have a powerful ki, Goku describes his energy as “a whole lot of people screaming in pain.” which is pretty grim.
On this episode of Mob Psycho 100, we learn about the dangers of online advertising. After his brainwave to start a website, which amazingly looks like a Myspace page circa 2003, Reigen finds himself and Mob being hassled by some than than savoy customers looking for shady, under the table spiritual aid.
Coincidentally, Mob also gets some honest to god character growth. After being passive in the extreme when met with nearly everything that went on around him unless pushed to his limit in the first series, it’s surprising to see some positive character moves for him this early in the second series.
After watching this episode and the one before it, I feel like we’re starting to really get into the weeds of the story this series. We’re finally up to date with introducing the main cast and their Stands, now we can throw them into some harrowing situations as they continue their body guarding job of the Boss’s daughter: Trish.
At the end of the previous episode, Old man Mista made the unfortunate discovery that there were two enemy stand users on the train with them and he got a stand based fishing hook lodged into his body. Yet more grotesque imagery for the scrap book.
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