Koyomi and Knight both helped people because they felt it was moral to do it, not because they really wanted to. How much do intentions really matter? Ultimately they acted rightly even if it was not for exactly the right reasons. Is that good or bad?

Are the Dynazenon Four actually the villains of this show?

Are the Dynazenon Four actually the villains of this show?

Did adult Haruki meeting Mr. Natsukawa help inspire his dad to sacrifice himself to help inspire little Haruki?

Did adult Haruki meeting Mr. Natsukawa help inspire his dad to sacrifice himself to help inspire little Haruki?

Will Yomogi abandon Gauma? Did you notice some buildings got trashed this time and no one seemed to care? What gives? Is that a problem for you?

Will Yomogi abandon Gauma? Did you notice some buildings got trashed this time and no one seemed to care? What gives? Is that a problem for you?

If Z lacks the kindness and compassion Haruki has, is that a problem? Is this show more about Z learning from Haruki than Haruki learning from Z?

If Z lacks the kindness and compassion Haruki has, is that a problem? Is this show more about Z learning from Haruki than Haruki learning from Z?

If kaiju are born from people's desire to break free from their bonds, then the world doesn't need Dynazenon does it? It simply needs people to be truly free and happy. What is the threshold for a kaiju being created measured in time, intensity or something else?