LOST SONG" Episodes 6 and 7: Prince Rude's treachery is nonstop! Despair is mach and finis darkness!

We begin our review of "LOST SONG" episodes 6 and 7, which become more mysterious with each passing episode!

Episode 6 Farewell Song

Leobold and Finis are reunited on the front lines of war. Prince Rude stares at them coldly. This episode started with a scene that foreshadows a disturbing development in the future.

Prince Rude, who has become a regular, hated actor, now amplifies the power of his singing by having Feenis sing with the court orchestra. With this power, he plans to annihilate the enemy army. However, Leobold, thinking of Feenis, who sings at the cost of her life, declares that he will take the enemy fortress before the orchestra arrives. Hmmm, Leobold, it seems that he is somehow being driven by Prince Rude's plot.

As a result, Leobold's struggle won him a great victory. Thanks to his lion-like performance, even the mercenaries say, "Oh, head! Leobold is now the favorite of the mercenaries. It is ironic.

Behind the scenes, Leobold and Finis' escape plan is being carried out in secret. Corte seems to be working on it in various ways. ......

On the other hand, last time, Leobold told the Linn band to meet Dr. Weizen. On the way, Lynn thinks about Feenis, the diva whom Leobold taught her, and expresses her desire to help her if she is being used by the Royal Army.

Will the two heroines finally encounter each other?

With high expectations, they arrived at Dr. Weizen's house. A funky old man with a stick with a piece of bread on the end of it and a big machine on his back comes out.

Al seems to respect him a lot, but he seems to be a bigot. When he sees Al getting very excited about his research, he is very strict with him, but he seems to be willing to mentor the younger generation. He may seem angry at first glance, but the fact that he is willing to teach him this and that is very touching.

Weizen is a great man who invented many weapons for the Royal Army. It was he who created the reverberator that was installed in the military transport vehicle that Alieu and Monica were riding in. However, every one of his inventions was taken away by the Royal Army, and the research facility was submerged with all the researchers. ...... Since then, Weizen has spent his days making graves for his subordinates and has stopped researching. Here was another victim of the King's Army.

Still, it is surprising that the keyword to open the box in which Weizen kept the reverberation weapon is "Finis. Her name seems to be known as a being who was able to perform all kinds of miracles with the power of song, but in the world where Lin and his friends live, Finis seems to have become a legendary existence. What happened between the different eras ....... It seems like that mystery will be the key to the story in the future.

Anyway, the Linn band manages to bring the submerged laboratory to the surface with the power of song. As Prince Rude said, does this mean that the power of song and music can be combined to create a great power? The drama is structured in such a way that events of different eras are linked through songs. I see!" The structure of the drama, which links the events of different eras through songs, is full of surprises.

The drama, which links the events of different eras through songs, is a series of "I see!

The next destination is the "City of Ashes," where the Royal Army is said to be gathering. What is the purpose of the army?　And is Finis there?　Amidst a whirlwind of questions, Weizen recruits Al as his assistant. Lin has to say goodbye to her childhood friend for a while. Tears, tears.

This is the time to plant the seeds for the next development on both Lynn's side and Feinis' side. New relationships, foreshadowing, and mysteries are scattered throughout the episode, and they will be resolved at a major turning point in the next episode, episode 7.

Episode 7: A Song of Final Destruction

Episode 7 is a detailed back and forth between the Lynn side and the Finis side episodes.

Combined with the rising tension in the story, this gave the drama a strange sense of drive.

Lynn and his friends finally arrive at the town of ashes. The town is an abandoned ruin where ashes continue to accumulate, and not a single inch of space is visible. There, Lynn and her friends find a mural inscribed with an ancient legend that a meteorite once poured down upon the world and destroyed it. What was depicted there was Finis?

Lynn then discovers a sword propped up on the ground. This sword is Leobold?

Looking up at the sky, Monica sees a star in the sky and says disturbingly, "I don't remember it being that big. There is a bad feeling in the air that something is about to happen.

On the other side, there is the Finis side.

The encampment of the royal army, intoxicated with a banquet of victory. Leobold and Finnis are planning to escape together the next day, and in order to get them to safety, Korte attempts to poison Prince Rude by giving him poisoned wine.

However, Prince Rude was one step ahead of him!　The prince senses Korte's suspicious movements, and feels that he is about to poison him. Corte, on the contrary, is forced to drink the poisoned wine and is killed without a second thought!

From this point on, Prince Rude's great activities (?) begin. Prince Rude's great success (?) starts from here.

He kills all the mercenaries who admire Leobold, and Leobold is crucified with his mask on. He tells Finnis that the masked man is an escaped POW, that the mercenaries were killed by the POW, and that this is his last job. Cremate him," and make him sing a song of fire.

Feenis sets the fire as his final task, but to his surprise, Leobold is still alive! Leobold was burned at the stake by Feenis' song while still alive!

Prince Rude's ruthlessness in laughing off this tragic scene is a bit amazing. Has there been any other cartoon character in recent years who has been this badass? It's rather amusing to see him go this far. I am impressed that he would go this far.

Anyway, Feinis has put his hands on the love of his life. She has been through a lot in the past, but this time she has gone too far!

Having lost all hope, she sings a song of doom. The lyrics are full of despair, but the effect is that countless meteorites are falling from the sky. There is no escape for mankind! Prince Rude was caught up in it and died! The royal city was completely destroyed!

Was this the truth of the event that once destroyed the world?

The tone and tone of voice of Feenis, who is in despair mode, are absolutely amazing! Yukari Tamura's acting ability is on full display. I thought she was cast because of her character as a diva with a bit of a natural streak, but I think the gap when she falls to the dark side is what the casting team was aiming for. The most impressive part of the performance was when she said, "Let it perish," with enough persuasiveness and power to make us believe so.

The last part of the film was again on the lynn side. Lynn finally caught sight of Finis. How did Finis continue to live after the catastrophe?

And why is she with the Royal Army again?

The drama finally reaches its core, and at the same time, another mystery was added to the story in episode 7.