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Another two months and two BD/DVD volume releases later, we have the final episode of the Darker than BLACK Gaiden prequel to the events in Ryuusei no Gemini. The best part of this finale is that it actually made sense of the ending we saw seven months ago, which many will recall came somewhat out of the blue.
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Two months later and we have the third of four episodes of the Darker than BLACK side story, which is turning out to be more interesting than the actual Ryuusei no Gemini sequel.
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Summary:
After having a dream where she’s being pulled on by a glowing child-like figure, Yin wakes up to Hei watching over her, and he promises to protect her.
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Summary:
Sometime after the Tokyo Explosion incident, Hei had fought and defeated some Syndicate Contractors and had then fled with Yin to Okinawa.
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Summary:
When Suou finds Shion collapsed, Shion explains that it’s because he paid a reasonable remuneration.
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Summary:
After Suou helps him cook and they all eat together, Hei goes off by himself to settle something.
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Summary:
Since her mother is in shock and claims that she’s already dead, Suou suggests going to the aquarium in order to rekindle happy memories.
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Summary:
While on a train, Suou and July draw the attention of Kiko and her friend because Suou looks similar to an anime character.
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Summary:
Unaware of the fact that their enemies are on the same train, Hei gets caught by Repnin, and Suou gets captured by Tanya.
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Summary:
Since they’ve got a lot of enemies, Hei and company find it hard to get out of Hokkaido in order to get to Tokyo.