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Daemons of the Shadow Realm Episode 2

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Yuru and Dera meet the Daemon’s Left and Right. They refuse to listen to anyone but Yuru. Gab appears and admits to killing the villagers. Yuru won’t “order” the Daemon’s around but makes “request”. He asks them to find any survivors and take them to safety. Otherwise, they can “do as they please”. Left and Right show off their power before leaving to find survivors. They both possess great speed and strength. Yuru shoots Gab in the leg with an arrow. He prepares to use another one but Gab’s Daemon escapes with her.

Right heads around the village. He finds that only children have been spared. It’s also revealed that normal humans can’t see Daemon’s but the Daemon’s can make themselves visible. Right encounters Asa. She attacks him but he blocks it with his ability. She runs off. Elsewhere, Left chasing after Gab. Her Daemon’s, Gabriel, try to block Left but she too strong and opens their jaw. Yuru manages to get one more arrow off before Asa stops them.

Yuru escapes the village

Yuru confronts her. She reveals that she’s the real Asa and the one in the keep is an imposter. The villagers created a fake Asa to keep Yuru in the village. Dera convinces Yuru to leave them alone. Asa seems satisfied that he’s alive and begins to cry. Suddenly, the barrier returns and they leave. Dera, Yuru, Right, and Left leave the village and head to the lower village. Gab and Asa are rescued. On the road, Yuru and the others encounter Oshira. A glowing young woman on a floating horse, she greets Right and Left.

Read Daemons of the Shadow Realm Episode 1 Review

Dera and Hana are amazed to witness her presence. Daemons of the Shadow Realm is still setting the universe up. I find it’s balance of action and humor to be enjoyable. Asa and her team first appeared to be villains but it turns out it maybe the villagers that are evil. I’m interested in seeing how many kinds of Daemon this series has. I like the characterization and design of Right and Left. The names “Right and Left”, feels kind of lazy but it’s not a big deal. This series is off to a good start.

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