Remember our review of the first episode where we wondered if it was going to be suicide to share the journey with the pilgrims when viewers who had not seen the movie might not know who they are? Turns out, the pilgrims are not only being greatly underutilized, but our main heroes have done little to warrant viewers getting excited about where all this is going. It’s all very strange if we're being honest, and it’s one of those sequences that makes people wonder if they're just getting to be too old for this stuff? This follows with a scene in which Majikaja ruminates on the value of life all while creatures around them tear each other apart, so they can barter body parts for goods and services. RELATED: Made in Abyss: What to Expect From Season 2 (According to the Manga) This is where the characters – and, by extension, the audience – learns about the Hollow’s lives, their dreams, and what they think of their visitors.Īs you can probably guess, they all want to meet in peace and offer to let their visitors stay with them, though Riko politely turns them down, as getting to the center of the Abyss is still the goal behind the series. Not having money on them and needing to barter to get the sheet of paper, the trio find themselves unable to buy the drawing and must walk away from it. In the farmers market, one of the creatures is selling a piece of the journal Riko’s mom wrote in. It appears Majikaja wanted to show our heroes a thriving farmer’s market, where creators and robots live side by side to sell and trade goods.

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