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His true skills, however, clearly lie in action. Even his smallest fights are little technical marvels, and episode two's big battle is a wringing, sprawling thing during which he combines demonic transformation (and its accompanying power-up coolness), deliberately incongruous CG creepy-crawlies and extreme, lovingly animated expressions as if to the genre born. From UVERworld's rocking opening to 2PM's new-wave closer the series looks and sounds great, but it only really peaks when the score swells darkly and the swords and bullets and bodies start flying.

It's a clever and often hugely ironic finale that brings all the show's disparate story lines together and ties up all of the villains in very final, and very satisfying, ways (die Szilard! Die!). It also includes a reveal of Isaac and Miria's most spectacular monkeywrenching to date. The things those two can do to a well-laid plan are simply appalling. As for Dallas Genoard's fate...let's just say that immortality has its drawbacks—and that you can leave it up to Mafiosos to figure them out.