WAIT is Mugaro really dead ??? I havent watched the episode yet and I'm so scared right now.. 😭
short answer: yes, he's dead.
long answer: I'm not so sure, bcs:
it's a pretty shitty plotline
why did you develop a character only to kill him before he could show his growth? (what is this gundam ibo dejavu)
his death is pretty ridiculous???
in a fantasy world where magic and demon and angel and summons actually exist, how the fuck none even remembers curative magic???
if sofiel could get to gabriel's place in a blink just like that, then why didn't they bring mugaro to heaven/temple ark/gabriel's place???
rita is a *necromancer*. why didn't they call actual demon/angel/summon with healing/restorative powers???
also, unlike demons, angels disappear in the form of light when they die; and yet, mugaro's body is still there.
wasn't he a full god then???
and that knife; alessand actually used ordinary knife, not magical knife, not demon/angel made knife, and that knife didn't even have green stone to give it power or something.
so how the fuck he was able to kill/hurt mugaro badly enough mugaro died???
I thought human tools can't really hurt godly (or demonic) being like azazel said in genesis ep7
or is mappa trying to tell me that the current writer didn't bother to check/watch the previous series hence this inconsistency???
but mugaro's body being left behind was probably bcs the show still has some purpose for him, like they're planning to revive him somehow.
i hope this is true for mugaro's own sake bcs otherwise he's the most pitiful character in the show, since it seems his only purpose is to suffer and die without even some sort of consolation.
also, again, why did they bother to build him up for most of the series only to kill him like this??????
there were magical beings in that room: 3 gods and 1 demon, yet none can actually do healing magic??? hamsa and azazel i could believe since azazel never shows any ability for healing since genesis, but sofiel and bacchus tho. if sofiel could actually power up and change jeanne like that, surely healing mugaro would be easy, and yet.
tl;dr the show needs heaven and hell to unite in fighting a common enemy and it seems the death of a single god child is the only way they could do it, which is total bullshit
and gdi i know this is such a ridiculous reason to be mad about but i hate how despite taking place in a fantasy world, none seems to remember they're in actual fantasy world where magic does exist. the show's approach to things is very... human-like to say the least. you have all these great magical beings yet they're being restricted by human like limitation - which shouldn't exist for them