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Ultraman Blazar 17 |Going Ultra – Going Ultra – Presented by Henshin Inspection
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Ultraman Blazar Episode 17: “The Wandering Zangill” – A Tale of Honor and Friendship
Hey there, Ultra fans! MJ here, diving into Ultraman Blazar Episode 17, “The Wandering Zangill.” This episode packed a powerful emotional punch while delivering some great action. Let’s break it down!
Brotherhood in Battle
The friendship between Gento and Zangill was beautifully portrayed, reminiscent of the concept of “sword brothers” found in various mythologies. Their camaraderie and teamwork against Nijikagachi was thrilling to watch.
Kaiju Ghosts and Spiritual Themes
The episode introduced some intriguing concepts:
- Kaiju having ghosts
- A mysterious “master” guiding Zangill to put these ghosts to rest
- The Tilsonite sword gaining ghost-fighting abilities
These elements add a spiritual dimension to the Ultraman universe, raising questions about the nature of Kaiju and the afterlife.
Foreshadowing and Symbolism
The episode had some potentially ominous undertones:
- Parallels between Zangill’s wandering and Gento’s potential fate
- The poignant scene with two servings of coffee and dessert
While these might not directly foreshadow Gento’s death, they add depth to his character and the themes of mortality and legacy.
Visual Storytelling
The show excels in conveying information without dialogue, particularly in the scene where Zangill’s arm blade transfers ghost-fighting abilities to the Tilsonite sword.
Final Thoughts
This episode balanced action with emotional weight, giving us insight into Gento’s character and the larger Ultraman universe. The friendship between Gento and Zangill was touching, and the implications for Gento’s future are intriguing.
What did you think of this episode? Did the coffee and dessert scene impact you as much as it did me? Let me know in the comments!
Until next time, keep your Ultra senses sharp and your friendships strong! This is MJ, signing out. Be ultra!