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Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2x9-10 (EARLY ACCESS) (Patreon)

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2026-11-02 15:27:33
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YaHuurdMe

It was definitely different from s1, I personally liked s2 much more but objectively I think S1 just nukes in writing, such a good franchise, Corpo D next

Garett

Funfact - the last shot on the sattelite in slow-motion shows it flash exactly long-short-short. Which in morse code means... D. So yeah, he and Capri totally managed to upload themselves there. The body is dead, but the mind/soul lives on. This season had a lot of parallels between characters, but certainly my favorite one was Talia-Capri and thus also Talia's parents-Kyoko. Talia and Capri themselves are basically the same character, desiring freedom and bodily autonomy + having the exact same relationship with their parents. Avida wanted Talia and be safe and ultimately valued her soul over her body, wanting to give her a new one. Kiril saw Talia as his property (his entire rant "Talia is mine!") and valued her body more than her soul, letting Capri overwrite her, so the body would live. Meanwhile Kyoko is both - she both desired Capri's safety (stealing her from Arasaka when they decided to delete her) and to give her a perfect body, just like Avida with Talia, but also saw her as a property (the exact same rant "Capri is mine!" + her panic when she realized that Capri tries to escape from her), just like Kiril with Talia. But neither of these parents actually stopped for a moment to ask what their daughter actually wants. Kyoko herself ultimately sacrificed her life because D's answer prioritizing Capri's freedom did make her realize that yes, her "daughter"-creation does deserve her desired freedom. As for King - much like Kuma in One Piece, he's not just a mere step-dad, he's the Dad Who Stepped Up!

Chris Brown

Season 1 felt rushed at times, but season 2 dialed that up to 11. Kyoko's 'redemption' (if you can call it that) didn't make any sense because her motivations beyond aquiring Capri aren't explored at all. The seasons themes are also undercooked, Roman is positioned as this person without tech installed (despite having neural tech inatalled), but we don't get any meaningful comparison/or juxtaposition between him and Talia. They're opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of tech intergration, but we don't really get to see them see how the other lives/interacts with Night City. They would've known how little episodes they had going into the season, so I'm not sure why they'd try to tell such a sprawling story with as many characters as they had. It's more disappointing than anything else, as they showed that they had something there, but never delved deep into any of the ideas they introduced. (Season 1 had some of the same issues, but with a slightly tighter story and a primary focus on less of the cast)

Plataras

I agree. Season 2 was cool but it had issues. For me Roman was just a whatever character and he didn't really have a "character arc". He sort of ended up the same as in the beginning, maybe you can argue he had an emotional arc that he matured and is more confident now. I think the Talia - King part of the story was pretty good and enjoyed watching their story! It was very interesting, I was at the edge of my scene whenever the plot revolved around them. D was just bargain sale Sasuke from Naruto... from character design to backstory and motivations... I just cannot unsee the similarities and to me that holds him back a bit but he is a badass (just like Sasuke from Naruto ironically XD) It was fun overall though, just really great. I also think that season 1 was much stronger.

Plataras

Season 2 was fun but I think that season 1 was better. Imma just say that considering all the parallels in the plot,... (small spoilers for Cyberpunk 2077 the game below, read at your own discretion) . . . . . . . . . . . . Why wasn't V and Johnny Silverhand mentioned even once considering that just like Capri, Johnny also was a construct. Maybe not created for the same reasons as Capri but like Capri he was overwritting V's mind and they never mentioned it once. I just feel like it was a missed opportunity, considering that season 2 takes place after V's story ended. I know it's hard to mention V canonically because V's character is shaped by player choices but some events are standard mostly in the base game. Anyways, if you read this let me know if you also feel like this or I'm just alone in this hahahaha.