His death is part of Sorey's character development- to show that not everyone can be saved by shepherds. Besides, Eizen was "cursed" in Berseria- and sparing him in the anime only made that curse seem superficially tragic instead of being profoundly moving- as Sorey became even more determined to study the lore and find a solution.

Yeah. I am surprised, their backs didn't break from how much they were carrying the games.

berseria didn't need magilou to carry the entire game, the cast was excellent

Magilou is one of the few "Harlequin" type character done right, god I was so worried she's gonna be annoying only for her to be the best character out of a very good cast

@@disk3001 Yea she annoyed me so much until the last 10ish hours of the game lol

Berseria doesn't need Magilou to carry the game though. The characters there are already solid. Magilou only made a memorable impact to an already solid roster.

Well, he doesn't look to dislike when she accidentally enters Alisha's room (?)

Well, the game establishes that purifying a dragon is impossible, and Eizen had already accepted his fate in the past.

@@RSTLegacy we literally see Sorey purify a stronger dragon lol

@@fg009letyrds8 which required like, more than an entire life, or even longer than that

@@fg009letyrds8 Maotelus is a special case, and Sorey was just purifying the malevolence corrupting him. All the dragons created from malevolence cant be purified or turned back into seraphs, at least in the game

​@@DylJaxI always thought the answer would be that the dragon needed to be placed in Laphi's domain of Purification for an extended time. We saw Sorey purify Laphicet, but it took years to undonthe malevolence. To me, it made more sense to the overall lore of both games, that dragons couldnbe pured... but they required the strongest level of Purification, and extended exposure to it. The opposite of the extended exposure to Malevolence. But the writers dropped the ball overall closing out the lore.