A pair of silly wings recklessly and stubbornly want to do good things, but it devotes itself to the oppressive and gloomy society, and can only find hosts among those despicable people. It was bound in chains, scraped with razors, cut with chainsaws; it died and came back to life, flapping and struggling to accomplish its mission. There are people who do their best to get rid of it, there are people who desperately want to get it; there are people who are bound by it, and people who want to profit from it. It wants to do good, only to bring more violence, blood, maim and death. It is both an angel and an idiot, and it has no place among a group of shrewd devils.
Such a bloody and dark story has a happy ever after ending. The bad guys perish themselves in the fire, but their evil deeds and desires are clearly caused by the appearance of wings.
Does the barmaid love the man or the wings? Without the restraint and discipline of his wings, wouldn't he return to his old state? After the wings are gone, the superhero loses his magic power. Will he change back to the original lowlife asshole, and will she continue to love him.
I love the style; the composition is fantastic; the soundtrack is great.
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