It’s very strange to see how well Woogi and Xaro’s styles mesh so well with one another, and I feel that for especially Woogi, it was very interesting how he incorporated a lot from Xaro’s style in his own gameplay and decoration. Sure, this level’s a bit all over the place, especially near the end, but it has a nice stylistic throughline that makes me enjoy it a lot more than I would initially think, and I can’t deny that I like its energy.