One of my favorite things about season 2 has been the revolution and Baam starting to find himself and realizing he can define who he wants to be, that it's not defined by others. I think this will be the step towards him developing his own fighting style. He came in as a blank canvas with a mark in the corner from Rachel. The others got to put some paint on him, now he finally is realizing he can fill it in. But it was interesting to be the mirror of him and his nemesis, both created with a specific purpose relate to each other on that and what will happen to them after they accomplish the goal. We've seen him trying to sort this out the whole season, settle to one thing, thinking he found clarity or made a choice, but didn't really.
He says he thinks he needs enough power to rule the world, but it doesn't really sounds like that's what he wants, so it'll be interesting to see how this idea of power and corruption plays out with Baam. But let's see how much power he actually took from the Blue demon and what comes of it for the rest of the fight. He's getting dominated right now, but is hanging on. I don't think he'll win straight up, thus the other team making a move, but I think he will be able to turn things around a bit and push Zahard back a bit. Season 2 has been all about big fights and less of the things that made season 1 great. Hopefully after this floor, now that the rest of the team should have boosted a bit, SIU will combine the strategy, position importance, and tests from season 1 with the big battle style of season 2 going forward.
DCAllAfrican
how you liking that keijo
tdogg2k
You have any plans to read Tower of God? Not sure if you want to take on new series right now. Would love to get more people in on the discussions other than just me and
Based Jesus
