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Arc Fatigue: Probably the biggest criticism of the series is the amount of time spent on Filler, despite the apparent plot going on.Then we have Ragyo herself, who is not defeated with some awesome final attack, but by absorbing the Life Fibers of Shinra Kotetsu and robbing her of the ability to control the Life Fibers (which in fairness, is literally what Senketsu has been doing throughout the show to Life Fibers so it's a logical conclusion), robbing her of the ability and means to complete the Evil Plan, as with the Primordial Life Fiber and Shinra Kotetsu she was too powerful for even Ryuko and Senketsu's 11th-Hour Superpower to beat in a straight fight - at which point she too decides to kill herself. Nui doesn't go down fighting, but kills herself to fuse with the Primordial Life Fiber and give Ragyo a further power-up. The final battle may be bit of a disappointment for some.
After being shilled as the next big opponent during the trailer for episode 10, Inumuta forfeits after a couple of minutes.The only explanations that come to mind could be that she's either Conditioned to Accept Horror or her Ice Queen demeanor is a protective shell she created for herself due to the trauma of Ragyo sexually abusing her. She also does not show any visible signs of being traumatized. The fact that Satsuki's trauma over being sexually abused isn't explored throughout the series.Granted, the fact said Heroic BSoD and lashing out led to the above Junketsu incident thanks to being baited by the villains could be seen as her deciding bearing it was far preferable to sinking even deeper into her spiral. It's possible she hit her personal fury limit and spent the last episodes in a perpetual state of Tranquil Fury, essentially, but it can be jarring since the last major bombshell that was dropped on her ( the fact that she's a Humanoid Abomination and that Ragyo is her mother) caused her to have a serious Heroic BSoD and subsequently had her lash out at everyone. Ryuko gets over herself pretty quickly after the Junketsu incident, which involves Junketsu being sewn onto her skin, her being Mind Raped into becoming a loyal servant of Ragyo, being molested by Nui and Ragyo (or at the very least being fed memories of being molested by them, this scene could've been a part of the brainwashing fed into her brain), and coming dangerously close to killing her friends.Is she bending them to her will in order to exploit them toward her own ends, or are the Life Fibers gaslighting her into serving their purpose? Ragyo's degree of agency vis-a-vis the Life Fibers.Nui, on the other hand, was created after Soichiro defected from the Kiryuins, and so the only parental figure she had was Ragyo. Ryuko was raised solely by Soichiro/Isshin and ended up a fundamentally decent person, while Satsuki was influenced by him enough to have good intentions. It's easy to interpret Nui's violent and sadistic attitude as a product of her upbringing.Did she kill herself just for the hell of it, out of pride, rather than take the redemption offered, or was death her redemption? Ragyo's death and the motives thereof.However, the episode ends without showing who they gave them to, if they successfully make their intentions known, if that person fully accepts the gesture or not, or even if the flowers were meant to be given romantically. On one hand, Mako asks Ryuko on a date and straight up kisses her Gamagoori is shown with a bouquet of flowers during the epilogue, implying that they're about to confess to someone, very likely Mako. The finale has caused a lot of debates over whether any of the ships were made canon.
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