After settling the three little ones, Xinhai leaned back in his chair and watched episode after episode.
In the first episode, Lolo was transported by accident into the Mechanical Beast World, where he met Blazing Fire.
In the second episode, Lolo arrived at Time City. Golden Iron Beast led his troops in an attack, while Blue Iron Beast led a nighttime raid.
In the third episode, the lord of Time City died. With Lolo's help, the grief-stricken Blazing Fire unleashed Thunder Crescent Slash and killed Blue Iron Beast. The next day, Golden Iron Beast led his troops to attack the city. Lolo used a clever plan to force back the enemy assault, then slipped out of the city that night to seek aid...
By the time he finished all three episodes, the sky outside had gone completely dark.
Xinhai put down the Pokédex and let out a long breath.
The quality was even better than he had expected.
The pacing of every episode was handled very well—tense when it needed to be tense, relaxed when it needed to slow down.
The battle scenes were exquisitely made. The impact of the Mechanical Beasts colliding and the explosive force of their energy weapons were conveyed exceptionally well.
The transformations and combinations of the mechs were even more fluid and pleasing to watch.
What surprised Xinhai even more was how the team Scott had found delicately portrayed the emotional progression between Lolo and Blazing Fire as they fought side by side, from strangers to trust, and then to seamless cooperation.
When he saw the lord of Time City fall in battle, Xinhai even felt his eyes grow slightly warm.
"Eevee..." (So good...)
Eevee lay on his lap, staring unblinkingly at the screen as her fluffy tail swayed softly.
"Axew..." (I want to watch