![Peach Boy Riverside - Episode 2](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgUgG2Y-NLY0NubUE6Wk09PiW5KZKTL5yndoa-UUdJFm-oSLubxRjHkfczzWErmunL5TaCoaSqj11acrakAb1pr7JixKMPR4JHSU8UFL0q540KmRUi2TMaTy5NEGB9uZlL-ylmkAQ/s1920/Peach+Boy+Riverside+-+Episode+2+-+Sally+Crazy+Smile.jpg)
Sett, the walrus-ogre, gave Sally his best shot when she was in half-peach mode, but it was entirely ineffectual. She was happy at how quickly she killed the enormous ogre. It's too bad that her ogre-killing form is like a berserker because she didn't remember any of what happened.
Meanwhile, Sett's partner Carrot, who shrinks when she uses her big cannon blast, encountered Mikoto. He's the purple peach boy that Sally has been trying to find. He also quickly dispatched Carrot but only took her ogre powers. He cut off her horn and disfigured her ogre's eye.
Carrot found out what happened to her when she tried to attack Frau. Little girl punches are so cute! Thankfully for Sally and her new friends, Hawthorne followed the trio of girls when they staged their jailbreak. He caught up to them outside the city, but just as he did, the entire city disappeared in a flash of light from a mighty ogre's attack. Ogres have factions too. Sally now has an unlikely party of misfits to help her connect with the peach boy Mikoto.
The second episode of Peach Boy Riverside gave us the entire end credit sequence. There were some characters I want to see soon, like the megane-oppai Winnie. I'm still not sure what Sumeragi's deal is as he pursues the former princess Sally, but he can't be all bad if he's teaching little children how to read.
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