English Dub Review: Gachiakuta “Moving Forward”

Overview

Rudo deals with the emotional aftermath of the Jabber fight and gets a new lead about returning to the Sphere…


Our Take

Picking up from the previous episode, this installment shifts into a calmer, more reflective tone that emphasizes atmosphere and character presence over big events, weaving in lighthearted moments, playful dynamics, and small quirks that balance out the heavier mood left by earlier conflicts; the result is a steady, engaging watch that allows the story and relationships to breathe while maintaining a natural rhythm without relying on constant action.

The rest of the proceedings also introduces new layers of world-building that expand the mystery and scope of the setting, offering clearer insight into the characters’ abilities, their limitations, and the philosophy behind how these powers work, while the writing leans into emotion and subtle character growth, keeping relationships at the forefront and balancing the quieter tone with touches of humor and charm, all while teasing larger mysteries that sustain intrigue and anticipation.

Overall, this installment highlights the strength of quieter storytelling, working as a bridge episode that deepens our understanding of the cast while planting seeds for what’s to come; its blend of warmth, humor, and subtle revelations keeps the momentum strong even without nonstop action, and by closing on intriguing hints of future developments, it leaves viewers both satisfied and eager for the next chapter.