Suicide Squad Isekai embraces its status as an anime with unexpected transformations and twists that make the show ten times better.

Suicide Squad Isekai's season finale was the epitome of mixing magic with chaos. DC's attempt at a successful anime may deserve more credit, but there was a lot more that could have been done with it. Moments that had been teased and foreshadowed seemed almost lackluster. At the same time, there was a way through which the story also felt rewarding and fun. The ten episode long journey has finally come to an end with various ups and downs.

On the one hand, having a studio like WIT should have given it the fame and backing it needed, on the other hand, the fluctuating animation quality came with even more problematic storytelling. Making any Suicide Squad project work is always an effort whether it's with the movies, the games, or the anime itself.

One of the biggest complaints I had with the previous episode was with regards to Harley and her magic gun. When the team has such a skilled shooter at their disposal, why give someone else an upgraded gun instead? However, early in the tenth episode, the problem is fixed almost immediately. Cecil, who has stood by their side for so long, puts himself in danger after using a grenade without really understanding what it does. He hands over his magical armor to Deadshot who then discovers how powerful it really is.