The second season of The Eminence in Shadow has been a turbulent one, with spectacular fights occurring one after another. Following Aurora, The Tower Monarchs, and Blood Queen Elisabeth, viewers are introduced to a new villain whose scheme could devastate Shadow Garden’s company, the Mitsugoshi Corporation. In order to prevent this from occurring, the always ridiculous-but-likable Shadow takes on a new identity as John Smith.The John Smith character is even more bombastic, loud, and theatrical than Shadow as he attempts to move behind the scenes and squash this potential problem. John Smith is not a discrete character, and accomplishing this task without drawing attention will be difficult for him. Much like The Eminence in Shadow’s first season, hilarity is sure to ensue as the powerful but underhanded John Smith aims to overturn the economy and save his business. Unfortunately, achieving this won’t be simple, especially with Shadow Garden investigating the issue for themselves.John Smith serves as Cid Kagenou’s current alter ego, granting him unrestricted use of his abilities and powers; however, faced with the risk of confrontation by members of his organization, Shadow Garden, he adopts an even more secretive approach. John believes that if Shadow Garden uncovers his plan and becomes involved, it could jeopardize his entire scheme. Amusingly, Cid’s steadfast diligence in hiring and training the profoundly talented members of Shadow Garden has become a double-edged sword. When members of the Seven Shadows go to confront him as he continues his mission, they uncover his identity. Delta achieves this through her keen, beast-kin sense of smell. Alpha, with her profound intellect, discovers his real identity by carefully analyzing the way he moves and the abilities he uses during their fight.
The second season of The Eminence in Shadow has been a turbulent one, with spectacular fights occurring one after another. Following Aurora, The Tower Monarchs, and Blood Queen Elisabeth, viewers are introduced to a new villain whose scheme could devastate Shadow Garden’s company, the Mitsugoshi Corporation. In order to prevent this from occurring, the always ridiculous-but-likable Shadow takes on a new identity as John Smith.
The John Smith character is even more bombastic, loud, and theatrical than Shadow as he attempts to move behind the scenes and squash this potential problem. John Smith is not a discrete character, and accomplishing this task without drawing attention will be difficult for him. Much like The Eminence in Shadow‘s first season, hilarity is sure to ensue as the powerful but underhanded John Smith aims to overturn the economy and save his business. Unfortunately, achieving this won’t be simple, especially with Shadow Garden investigating the issue for themselves.
John Smith serves as Cid Kagenou’s current alter ego, granting him unrestricted use of his abilities and powers; however, faced with the risk of confrontation by members of his organization, Shadow Garden, he adopts an even more secretive approach. John believes that if Shadow Garden uncovers his plan and becomes involved, it could jeopardize his entire scheme. Amusingly, Cid’s steadfast diligence in hiring and training the profoundly talented members of Shadow Garden has become a double-edged sword. When members of the Seven Shadows go to confront him as he continues his mission, they uncover his identity. Delta achieves this through her keen, beast-kin sense of smell. Alpha, with her profound intellect, discovers his real identity by carefully analyzing the way he moves and the abilities he uses during their fight.
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