That last episode of Jack-of-All-Trades, Party of None was... Thoroughly bad.
It was a lackluster run of the mill hero-gets-kicked-out-of-his-party-but-turned-out-to-be-the-strongest series to begin with, but decent enough to has it as a filler to wait for the others to release.
But for the last episode, they had thrown in the worst fantasy fighting trope in the mix; instead of fighting as a team at the same time, each of the junior party members faced a strong and tough enemy on their own by turn, while the rest were put in NPC mode. Or: I was watching a turn-based D&D fight.
Then the junior party in distress gets saved, and continue to be useless and glazing their senpai for the latter half of the episode while waiting in their protective shield bubble.
The powerful enemy minions who wanted to kill the kids get fried by protag, but not killed to a crisp after he just told them they deserve to die for what they did. Man, if I get a euro every time the hero letting the evil child-killing enemy to live... Tch!
After the crazy childhood friend/bad guys party leader gets a mental breakdown, only after getting her hood taken off (nani?!) and recognizes her long lost husbando, she just nopes out and goes on a crazy rant on her own. Because just staying around and reconcile their lost time and get to understand their position, is not the way how a logic works, I guess.
Then the scene with a lone eye-patch man doing a monologue into thin air: Who tf was that? Evil ku-ku-ku maniacal laugh and all? Did I see him in an earlier episode? Or was he just injected into this as an introduction of the next big bad?
The makers expect another season after this shit?


