Yugo? No no. Yu-stay!
Our heroes meet Toross Mordal, King of Necroworld. Spoiler: It doesn’t end well.
But all of that happens in the back half of the episode. Lets backtrack a bit, shall we?
Eva reads Flopin’s note while she and the rest of the Percedal Family search for him. Eva’s devastated, of course. But after reading her son’s letter, she decides it’s better to let Flopin go off with her deadbeat super assassin dad and live his own life, no matter how painful that decision is.
For the record, Eva, I agree. Flopin wants to get stronger and see the world. Let him. It’s better than dragging his butt back home and have him be resentful of you and his awesome demi-god siblings. I don’t know if we’ll see the fruits of Flopin’s training before the season ends, but if there’s ever is a fifth season or sequel series I look forward to seeing what happens to the little guy.
*SIGH!*
…It’s back. Ruel’s subplot…
Fortunately, it’s short. Just long enough to punish the audience by reminding us it’s still a thing. Basically, Ruel’s wife, Arpagone, is traveling the World of Twelve, donating Ruel’s wealth to charitable organizations. Ruel’s pissed and wants to stop her. Don’t they have police in this world? Call them! Eh, whatever.
Thank goodness that fart of a subplot is blown away by the incredible main plot.
Mammoth Base Opera Castle 