Winter Night Phantom

Season 1, Episode 10, Aired

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When Dastun has a recurring dream about a woman in white, strange things begin to happen in Paradigm City. After seeing the woman at the scene of one of the crimes Dastun is positive that she is behind it, and with help of Roger, he is determined to get to the bottom of it all.moreless
  • One of the best episodes of the series in many retrospects.

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    I know many will disagree with me, but I believe that "Winter Night Phantom" is one of the best in the series. Yes, Dastun is my favorite character and my opinion is a bit bias, but there is little denying that this was a well-written episode. The plot moved at a good pace, and we were kept guessing through it. It focused on Dasun as opposed to the main character, Roger Smith. Roger played a part, but it was minor compared to Dastun's this time.

    For one of the first times in the series, no one in it knows what is going on. No one at all. Usually, that seems to be the case, but the person who is doing the crime or who is behind it all certainly knows. In this episode, there is not a single person who knows, because a person isn't doing anything. In addition, this episode ends in a way that leaves you feeling complete, yet wanting more. It is a personal favorite!
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