Clevatess Season 2 Episode 6 Review: Whispering Voice
The review argues the second season's dense plotting and world-building hold together where similar high-stakes multi-storyline arcs often collapse, keeping Clevatess compelling.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
Anime News Network reviews episode 6 of Clevatess Season 2, titled Whispering Voice. The episode focuses on Alicia being crushed by an evil magic tree while Rhode Royes confronts Andrew Hwyp, who emerges as a threatening villain. The review praises the show's balance of multiple plotlines and its dark fantasy aesthetic, noting the series remains consistently entertaining.
Episode 6 of Clevatess Season 2, Whispering Voice, spends its runtime layering more conflict onto an already crowded story. Alicia spends the half-hour getting crushed by an evil magic tree, which pushes Rhode Royes into the spotlight for a confrontation with Andrew Hwyp. The review notes Andrew gets surprising depth as the antagonist of the week, shaking out as a genuinely threatening villain rather than a simple plot device.
The episode also gives Vordin the Evil Salamander time to discuss the mysterious Real Hero, while Naie scrambles to avoid dying and Clevatess monologues from his Dark Tower. The review credits the show's heavy metal style and morally ambiguous monsters for keeping the dense structure from falling apart, a balance it says often derails similar series.
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- Anime News Network Clevatess Season 2 Episode 6