Reports about the upcoming episode of "Blue Exorcist: Kyoto Saga" came in as the episode has just aired last week. As per reports, the episode revealed Yukio defeating Todou and Rin when he finally draws his sword.
Sources claim that the episode 10 of the "Blue Exorcist: Kyoto Saga" demonstrated Yukio battling off Todou with the assistance of the priests. They were just ready to vanquish Todou when Yukio understood that they can outmanoeuvre his regenerative capacities, by making Todou absorb energy.
What else on "Blue Exorcist" Despite the fact that Todou was vanquished, he remained uncaptured. Before getting away, he indicated Yukio that there will be more to come, reports Anime News Network.
Reports further make it clear that Todou is working for the Illuminati. Illuminati is a group that is leaded by Demon king, Lucifer who is also known as the King of Light in the "Blue Exorcist." Reports claim that the Impure King being set free was simply some portion of the arrangement to stir demons everywhere throughout the world, as they work on a solution. Reports added that they are directing the examinations on people and making invulnerable zombies simultaneously. The Illuminati has been sneaking around for quite a long time, furtively figuring out how to restore Satan too, reports Droid Report.
As per sources, Todou wasn't the just a single furtively working with the Illuminati. It was later on uncovered that Renzo Shima was a spy for the said team. This was conveyed to light when he helped in the kidnapping of Izumo Kamiki and admitted to Rin, Bon, Yukio, and to whatever remains of the pack. The Illuminati planted Shima as a spy to get Izumo so that it can be beneficial in preparing the elixir. This mekes "Blue Exorcist" more interesting.
Reports claim that Blue flares would leave Yukio's eyes and he has still not made sense of what his forces truly are. In spite of the gravity of the matter, he chose to keep it a mystery and discover a way himself. Stay tuned for more "Blue Exorcist" updates.
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