“Dude! You’re not disgusting looking anymore” -Daida’s translator Bebin Makes his Entrance onto the Battlefield!Īfter about 14 minutes into the episode, we finally get back to the action. When Miranjo appears fully faced with the trapped Prince Daida, she literally says, “she must’ve been saved.” The thoughtfulness, thankfulness and care that Kage displayed to Miranjo for saving him, was that representation of that innocence being saved. “I gotta have my boy Bojji, thanks!” -Kage “I feel good inside” -Miranjo’s inner thoughts probably This may be the biggest scene yet, that reveals what Miranjo’s true intentions are. Once Miranjo starts to blush about Kage’s thankfulness, we may be starting to see what she truly wants out of this grand scheme of hers. Kage, remembering that he still has a purpose to protect and help Bojji, thanks Miranjo. When Miranjo transfers Despa and Bojji to purgatory, where Kage is about to cross over, Miranjo stops Kage. Bosse discovers a chained-up,faceless Miranjo Miranjo, Rebuilding Her Trust in Humanity When the betrayal of the Gyakuzan townspeople took away her mother and her face, we can assume that represents her purity and humanity’s trust. We finally understand why Miranjo is acting and making the decisions, the way she is. That sense of betrayal, distrust and darkness manifesting, is forever breeding and feeding inside the belly of the beast. Then, when you have done absolutely nothing and the deadly sins of humanity finds a way to pray off your innocence-that tragedy is a recipe for something broadly becoming more sinister.
Understanding Miranjo, is like understanding a child’s pure innocent nature.
Coming off a tragic ending to episode 18, we may have finally uncovered the motivating factor behind Miranjo’s plot to muck up King Bosse’s kingdom.
As each episode proceeds, we are finding out more and more about King Bosse’s and Miranjo’s backstory.
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