As expected of the members of TOPS fr

So far every single faction have the sort of dynamic where they're each other's ride or die so it's extremely funny to see them act like this

There's something very amusing about the labubu and the call operator having this barely tolerating each other dynamic

Though could just be something I missed.... Zenless is a pretty long game when you really don't have the time

Another thing is that I would've loved to know how and why she decided to become a proxy. I understand that her ability to see the past is very helpful for the proxy business.

But would've been nice if I know why she's a proxy

I'm still hesitant on how I should describe her as a character, but what I do know is that she went through too many messed up things man

But after realizing that she went through severe ether corruption as a child and underwent a traumatic event that practically gave her amnesia

It does clear up why her personality isn't as defined as the other charas

My impression of her is that, as a character, she feels almost lost somehow.

From the main storyline I couldn't get a clear grasp of what her personality is like. Especially when she's accompanied by characters who's personality is very easily defined (manato, lucia, belle)

Because the whole "oooo go kill kal" and crystal sprouting from her body was so bizzare, I skimmed most of that arc because I was just lost

I didn't have high hopes for this era, but it's been getting funner and I hope the later issues doesn't disappoint.

To be able to explore new things without her title weighing her down. She's still incredibly young after all, so it really is good for her to be able to just explore life.

And the people around her had a problem with it, because she's supergirl, why is she out partying instead of punching things and making earth a safer place.

So it goes to show how nice it would've been for her to be able to not be Supergirl,

So this really clears the question for me, she was lowkey not fine at all when she was just supergirl. She carried a name that was too heavy for her and unable to pursue anything other than that.

Hate to use the previous iffy arc as an example but, there was a time where Kara was out partying,

Unlike Clark who was raised as a normal man, Kara was never that. So it feels rather puzzling to give her a double life, when there's technically no need for her to fit in to earth's society. Especially when having double identity would complicate things for Supergirl.

So when her capability as a superhero gets called into question, it would feel incredibly personal, because being supergirl is all she's got (quite literally too).

I'm gonna be honest, prior to reading this run I've always wondered why Kara would *need* a secret identity.

Because they make an important point!!! Her having no life other than as supergirl really doesn't help with her mental health and all that, because it's like being on the job 24/7. And it shows than when things gets bad for supergirl, kara will have no room to breathe, because she's always supergirl

So it makes a lot of sense that she will tick off someone and receive bad press for it, and this makes for a genius segue on giving Kara an identity other than as flying powerhouse supergirl.

They showed that at the end of the day for all her intent, in the public eye she's just a teenage superhero who is a "lesser" version of superman. And while she did her very best (ily kara) her action still led to some harm of the general public.

It's lowkey so genius how this issue manages to pick up all the messy threads from the previous arcs, such as Kara's admittedly messy start as supergirl and her questionable decision making, and framing it in the way that it makes sense for her to have done all that.