Your personal take, the villain side of Kenjaku Anguero, do you really think he's a true villain, or is he just doing what he thinks is right?

Yeah.

I think villain is not the right word for him.

And I'm not sure it's just what he's doing that he thinks is right.

You know, for Gato, he went through this really interesting arc where at first he wanted to protect all non-sorcerers.

And then he was disillusioned by the very people he wanted to protect.

And that made him really depressed, right? Like, if you've seen the show, He's in the shower, you know, he's just like crying in the shower basically, confused.

Do you ever accidentally say that line in real life?

Okay, that helps.

And the vers- I, I play two versions of this character.

One is named Suguru Geto, and he's, like, the...

He's a sorcerer guy, but then later he dies and he gets his...

He gets possessed by this brain entity that is named Kenjaku, and Kenjaku, when he's...

He's in the same body, but he has this giant scar across his forehead.

Hmm.

So I did that in the movie, and then when we got to season two, um, there was a new director, um, who knew it as good as the film director or even better.

[laughs]

And you can get Love Water and Peace Water and a multi-intention water that has, uh, love, peace, joy, gratitude, prosperity, um-And, uh- Wow ... that's awesome.

That's not bad.

Yeah, it's nice.

So- That's a pretty good combo.

Yeah.

We, we call it water with intention, and, uh, one of our slogans is- Oh ... think it while you drink it.

For the ones who get it done.