Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
If there was ever any doubt that the Pride on Runaways had slyly and stealthily stolen the spotlight from the teens, “Tsunami” was here to set the detractors straight. Laced with an assortment of gallows humor antics, this chapter saw the parents scramble to get their collective s*** in order following last week’s shooting of Victor.
By the end, freakin’ Robert Minoru was standing in his underwear, wearing the Fistigon, professing his love for Tina in Japanese while she held aloft the Staff of One. It was a tender moment of remorse and reconciliation blended with really goofy “context is absolutely necessary” imagery and…that kind of sums up this episode, for the most part. I won’t dive into everything that went on here, but all the parents, more or less, treated Jonah like he was their scary overlord. The inner-dynamic of Pride not only revealed itself more, but we also learned how the parents all, respectively, feel about their “boss.” We saw, among them, who felt the most important, who was treated as the most important, and who was deemed least valuable.
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