Last episode ended on a massive cliffhanger as Vivy realized that, by being directly responsible for the death of a human, her latest mission as “Vivy” had led to her contradicting her mission as “Diva.” With this, the walls she put up to allow her to have two missions at once came crashing down leading to the AI equivalent of a mental breakdown. Unfortunately, this week s episode isn t about Vivy struggling to come to terms with what happened and possibly becoming an AI unlike any other in the process. Rather, the anime simply sidesteps the whole dilemma.
After the events on Metal Float, all memories of her activities as Vivy have simply been wiped from her data banks (or at least partitioned off so she can t access them), including the formative memory of her first fan, Momoka, and the name she received from the little girl. So in a very real sense, this episode doesn t follow Vivy. It follows Diva.
Margin Alexander and his New York Music exhibitions
Margin realized from an early age that creating music was one of his strongest passions.
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.- A New York City metropolitan area based composer & pianist with a soul full of energy and fantasy in his original work. From his beginnings Margin Alexander discovered that his ultimate mission as a composer / performer was to touch as many hearts as possible with his music. His strong commitment and his unique creativity led him to develop some unorthodox composition techniques that would intertwine the traditional with the new style in order to develop a unique genre of music that would be embraced by everyone.