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Summary: Rosenberg explained that all the events up till now was planned by him. The reason was so he can kill Nadie now, in order to provoke Ellis’ true power. When he was about to shoot Nadie, Ricardo appeared. Ellis stopped Ricardo from killing Rosenberg, apparently she still wishes to know the answer. Rosenberg claims its still early so he will still have time to kill Nadie at the witch village. It turns out Ricardo was hired by Rosenberg to keep L.A under control.

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Summary: At the hospital, Ellis managed to heal Nadie with her powers however she faints due to exhaustion. Blue-Eyes explains that witches were basically gods, but as time passed their powered died out, in fact she is a decedent of one. She went on to explaining who Ellis actually is, apparently Ellis is apart of an experiment funded by the government to revive the witches power. The organization that Blue-Eyes work for believed that this power should not be resurrected and hence tried to stop the project. Eventually they managed however, one person insisted on continuing the experiment; Rosenberg. As Blue-Eyes finished her explanation, Nadie realized that Ellis was conscience all that time.

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Thoughts: Earlier in the series there were a fair number of episodes where you can summarize in one sentence. This is another one of those, but probably not as insignificant as the others in terms of story. Although not much happened, the episode wasn’t all that bad, especially when complimented by the music. I must say, the music used in El Cazador is really good and compliments the show really well.

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To be honest, I am a little disappointed that they reused so many scenes from the series. Pretty much all of the first half is nothing new, not only in terms of content but animation as well. Admittedly some of the things they’ve added was nice, like the insert song and I mean who doesn’t want to see Yoshida in the bath?

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Thoughts: L.A continues to amaze me with his weirdo fetishes, in this episode he teaches us how getting your crotch set on fire is actually orgasmic. That aside, the episode was nothing out of the ordinary. By now we’ve already established that Ellis treasures Nadie and this just confirms it. Unlike the previous episode, Nadie actually looks like she acknowledge her importance for Ellis.

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Thoughts: Ellis is so cute, especially in this episode when she was jealous. I was surprised this week was more developments between Ellis and Nadie, since last week already spent doing that. But I guess with this, they are even closer, although it looks like Nadie doesn’t seem to acknowledge her importance for Ellis (her easy goingness can be so misleading >_>). Apart form that, it seems like the night clan is starting to be more serious about capturing Ellis. There is still a lot of unanswered question, and if anything, this episode brings more.

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Thoughts: A rather mellow episode with developments involving Ellis. It also featured a spirit which brings in the superstitious element into the story. At least with the witch powers they attempt to relate the theory to science, The Maxwell Boltzmann stuff (had enough of him from text books), but the spirit thing is just purely magical, which isn’t bad since I thought El Cazador needed something to spice it up.

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Thoughts: This episode didn’t really move things along, neither did it have much point. It does, however show a little bit about Nadie as a bounty hunter. Ricardo and Lirio are involved again, I guess it’s just to show that they will play some sort of role in the future and they aren’t out of the story just yet. Near the end it almost looked like Ellis could control her witch powers, perhaps as she is traveling with Nadie she is learning more and maturing.

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Thoughts: More tacos! Have to say L.A is a good singer, not only that he seems to be an expert at mind games too, although I would say he isn’t the sanest person in the world. His obsession with Ellis continues this episode, what I found weird was why he decided to attack her, last time he was shitting his pants when he nearly hurt Ellis. I guess this is what you call one sided love, L.A still “loves” everything of Ellis’ (including her punches and kicks), even when Ellis said many times that she hates him.

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