Chapter 53: The Weight
Kalita returns too late to the ring.
Kalita returns to the ring shortly after Sephario defeats Muko. With her partner taken out, it's up to Kalita to defeat Sephario.
- All Up to You: Due to Muko being liquified from her trauma and the beating that she received from Sephario, Kalita has to be the one to win the match.
- Arc Words: "We will remember" and "Who will pay?" stickers showed up across different chapters in the comic. The last page shows that the words first came when some citizens vandalized Sephario's agency, showing their desire to get revenge on Kalandesia for what happened at Trilamity Day.
- Call-Back: The Dozan movie had its poster shown in Chapter 31. This chapter shows that Donkizari invited Sephario to the production since she and her Kalandesian Combagals didn't get jobs following Trilamity Day.
- Catharsis Factor: In-Universe example. Donkizari told Sephario to become the ultimate Heel by declaring herself responsible for Trilamity Day. Once Donkizari defeats her at the Queens of Fighters tournament, the Concattans will feel catharsis to move on from the tragedy.
- David Versus Goliath: Lampshaded by Kalita, who points out that Sephario's strength comes from being five times bigger than the normal person.
- Mighty Glacier: As stated by Kalita, Sephario is slower than Nyarai and has a bigger body. This allows Kalita to pummel Sephario after dodging her attacks. That being said, Sephario is quick to remind Kalita that she is physically stronger than her and durable enough to take blows from her.
- Take Over the World: This is Sephario's main motivation as the main antagonist of Dozan.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: Sephario believes that the dragon burned down the Science District because of the dubious nature of the Prism Tower, believing that it may have saved Concatta from something worse. The extremist part is brought by Donkizari, who points out that the dragon killed thousands on its rampage when it could have just destroyed the Prism Tower rather than the entire district.
