Patch Job is the first episode in the second season of ReMade and rather than starting of where the first season ended (without answers on a cliffhanger), this starts something new. A character that was thought to be gone for good is in a sense ReMade all over and dropped into the world again. Also, there is a special connection with the caretakers.

I'm curious to see where this is going.

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A new episode, a new enemy. This time they find their opponent in the weather, as they still haven't learned to not go away from the group alone.

The fast change in weather didn't really make a lot of sense to me. Also I'm wondering just how big the area is they are traveling around in, as they cross places who seem very distinct from each other.

I wanted answers in this episode, instead I got more questions. Although it seems there might be some answers soon, as it ends with a promising cliff hanger.

To be continued...

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The confusion continues in the sixth episode, where we leave the characters be and focus on the introduction of two new characters, one of which believes he's gone mad and everything is just a figment of his imagination. It is at times like this that it becomes really clear that these series is written by so many different authors.

While it was nice to have a lighter part in the story, it didn't feel to me like it belonged there. It was nice to read, but if I would read it as if it were one book, I would have been surprised at the sudden change of tone.

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Another episode, another backstory... (This really seems to be the formula of the series).

Episode four focuses on Loki (not his real name) and how he ended up in the complete mess everyone's in at the moment. At the same time, some dangerous predators are lurking in the shadows.

It was an enjoyable read, but somewhere I was glad it was so short. The backstories sometimes really pulled me out of the story instead of providing more bonding with the characters.

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I wasn't completely sure when I read the first episode of ReMade, but this one I quite liked. It has a flavour of both The 100 and Lost and while there is a lot to it that remains unexplained, I'm becoming more and more interested as to what is happening to the ReMade characters.

The serials are all rather short so they are easily read in between. I will be reading more episodes soon!

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