Right, this is definitely the best episode so far. It was definitely worth the wait. Thank you very much, Kirbopher, for all your effort, and many thanks to everyone else involved in TOME, because, without you, we wouldn't have such an amazing series in front of us.

You know, seeing Nylocke so... down... so serious... it was heartbreaking. But, it was good to see him like that too. Goes to show that, even in an online game, where we put up our personas, friendships can really go past that barrier and bring the real you outside.

Also, it was amazing to see Gamecrazed at work too, and his friendship with Nylocke. Though I wonder if Kirbopher will now feel betrayed, considering he asked Nylocke for partnership. But, Gamecrazed was amazing this episode, and it made me like him a lot more than I liked him before. He's an amazing character to have around, that's for sure.

Now, talk about Kirb, he was like, the strangest version of him I could imagine. But, he's human too, he has emotion, not just fighting in his blood. I truly hope he will get back on good terms with Flamegirl and Alpha. Seeing Kirb sad is saddening. You really managed to capture emotions in this episode a lot more than in all previous episodes combined, and that's amazing.

Graphically, you also upgraded. From the many static-avatar scenes in the first episodes to the many fluid animations here, it's an amazing jump, and it's just been 6 episodes. I can't wait until the whole thing will be fluid animation, and I'm certain you can pull that off.

Now, finally, sound-wise, TOME has always been amazing, but, the orchestrated Battle On really got me this time. I totally love it. So, Kirb, if you ever get the chance, please release the OST of TOME. I'm sure it will sell well, because I'm pretty sure it's not just me who wants to see that happen.

Overall, a perfect 5/5 for this episode. Keep up the good work, and thank you for such an amazing series!

Episode 3 of TOME is definitely my favorite as of yet, as of Episode 5. Not only the animation is outstanding once again, but it looks even better. And, of course, the voice acting is splendid. An amazing job done by Kirbopher and his team. Lucien Dodge simply made me fall in love with RavenFreak. His outstanding performance stands out incredibly well, and I would like to thank Kirbopher for getting him on the show. My only complaint? Neh, I can't complain. Even though Kirbopher didn't appear at all in this episode, it was written so well that I never actually realized it. Great job, Kirbopher! Thank you! And keep up the good work!