Following the less serious "Iron Crown" (ep 4), this final episode was back to its charming seriousness again.
Aware of it being the conclusion, it had more of the steady, epic feel of a final journey, different from the others, more reflective on life as a process. It was nice to feel this difference, like that of an evening walk.
It contained the essentials of what Mythica is all about - magic, dilemmas, sacrifice, successes and failures, plus 'the ending'.
If you've come this far, you will undoubtedly be watching this final episode whatever the ratings, but it's a good one to close the series.
If you've not watched them yet, do certainly watch all five in their order if you generally enjoy the genre.
Aware of it being the conclusion, it had more of the steady, epic feel of a final journey, different from the others, more reflective on life as a process. It was nice to feel this difference, like that of an evening walk.
It contained the essentials of what Mythica is all about - magic, dilemmas, sacrifice, successes and failures, plus 'the ending'.
If you've come this far, you will undoubtedly be watching this final episode whatever the ratings, but it's a good one to close the series.
If you've not watched them yet, do certainly watch all five in their order if you generally enjoy the genre.