Die Once, Born Again
If AGI had an active role in Reiji becoming Gavan Infinity, its reasons for selecting him could be extremely important. Perhaps AGI recognized qualities in Reiji that other officers failed to notice. It also raises the possibility that AGI’s decision was based on information Reiji himself does not possess. If the AI knows something about…
Even if Reiji is the Gavan of his universe, there may have been an earlier Gavan whose story was erased or forgotten. Such a predecessor could explain why the technology exists and why the title carries so much authority. A forgotten predecessor would also give the series an opportunity to connect its modern multiverse story…
Kunai’s sister Hatsune is held hostage by a powerful criminal organization in his universe, making her an important part of his story. The mystery is whether she was chosen simply because she was Kunai’s sister or whether the criminals knew something about her personally. If the organization understood Kunai’s abilities well enough to use Hatsune…
Reiji’s position in the Archives Division is one of the more unusual elements of his character. Rather than beginning as the most respected investigator in the Galaxy Federal Police, he is placed in a department that other officers apparently do not take seriously. Yet his work eventually connects him directly to enormous multiversal threats. That…
Reiji and several other characters can cross dimensions, but the exact rules governing that ability remain important. Can anyone travel between universes? Is special equipment required? Can dimensions be reached accidentally? The more characters gain dimensional mobility, the more important these rules become. If dimensional travel has no meaningful limits, then criminals could potentially escape…
Knowing that Setsuna is artificially created only creates another mystery: what was his intended purpose? Was he designed simply to be a soldier, or was he created specifically because his universe needed someone capable of becoming Gavan? The answer could also explain Setsuna’s personality and his initial hostility toward Reiji. If he was programmed or…
Even after individual criminals and villains are defeated, the larger question remains: who is ultimately responsible for the multiversal crisis? The series’ episodic investigations could be building toward an enemy who understands the entire structure of the multiverse. That enemy might not even consider the Gavans to be the main threat. They could instead be…
Every large organization has a history, and the Galaxy Federal Police may have experienced major events that have been hidden from current officers. Previous Emorgear disasters, failed dimensional missions, or encounters with other Gavans could have shaped modern G.F.P. policy. The fact that different universes have their own versions of Gavan suggests that the organization…
The first episode establishes an especially dangerous Emorgy phenomenon involving a negative wave that threatens to spread across dimensions. The mystery is whether this phenomenon is merely an unusually powerful Emorgy reaction or evidence of something fundamentally wrong with the multiverse. If emotional energy can propagate across dimensional boundaries, then individual emotional incidents could potentially…
If each Gavan represents a different universe and combat philosophy, combining their abilities could potentially produce something greater than the sum of its parts. The question is whether their powers can actually synchronize. There may also be a hidden danger. If their transformation systems share a common origin, activating several simultaneously might produce an unexpected…