Vaguely put, the last episode could be described as: A character, who was never really hinted to being important, turns out to be pretty damn important and basically becomes Iron Giant Jesus, everything goes black and white, and then a picture of a nebula gets flashed at you. Rather, they took the ball and threw it at you with full intentions of it hitting you in the face and I will say. So, while the build up to this point was already pretty bad, the phrase, 'They dropped the ball' simply no longer does it justice. Just everybody acting like nothing really happened. To add to this episode, it resolved itself in the most insane way. When you get there, you will see, and will hopefully remember little ole me warning you now. They did a GREAT job at completely misguiding you on a very important event that almost had me quit the show right then and there.

(Possible spoilers) Firstly, the 6th episode led to a moment that could be misinterpreted ENTIRELY. I will, however, address the **** storm that was the final episode and warn you about the 6th. While I would like to go through each episode and beat them down like the wild animals they are, it is taboo to do so in a basic review. While the exact idea of the plot wasn't bad, it's execution was something of a nightmare. That said, the first season at least did a fair job at keeping it from being weak. The story never really was this shows strong spot. My main focus in this review will mostly be directed to anyone who has watched the first season.(which I don't know why you wouldn't watch that before watching this.) Let's begin. More so, Freezing Vibrations was even worse compared to it's first season which was quite a good show.

First off, I will start by saying that I have not read any of the manga nor do I plan to.įreezing Vibrations, simply put, was very bad.

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