Jun 10, 2026 · 46 min · 12 segments
A stowaway creature turns Outpost 18 into a horror movie while, decades earlier, a remote village's festival venerates the very Titan it should fear. Dom Bettinelli, Jeff Haecker, and Patrick Mason…
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Patrick MasonPanelistAll right, we're talking about the second episode of Monarch Season two, called Resonance, and I'll give you a quick recap before we get into the discussion.
The episode opens with Shaw, freshly res- rescued from Axis Mundi, arriving aboard Outpost 18 as the team regroups in the aftermath of Skull Island.
Tim, now in command following Verdugo's unfortunate demise, struggles with the responsibilities of leadership and leans heavily on Shaw's experience to manage the unfolding crisis.
Titan X is racing through the Pacific toward the Strait of Malacca on a collision course with civilian sea traffic.
Keiko reveals that the creature responds to infrasonic frequencies outside human hearing, and the team devises a plan to divert it using a modified drone sonar, the resonance that gives the episode its name.
Kate wrestles with guilt over her role in Titan X's escape, and finds an unexpected measure of comfort bonding with Hiroshi amid the chaos.
Unknown to the crew, a scarab has hitched a ride on the rescue helicopter and is now lurking somewhere in the bowels of the ship.
Kate and Kintaro track down the stowaway creature, but its own infrasonic signal inadvertently redirects Titan X away from the strait and straight toward Outpost 18.
Shaw improvises a solution by releasing the scarab into the open water, drawing Titan X away, and buying the team critical time.
Meanwhile, back in 1957, Bill splits from the group e- to follow a map he believes charts Titan X's migratory route, while Shaw and Keiko accept an invitation to a village festival.
[laughs] The festival turns out to be an ancient ritual venerating Titan X, known to the locals as Kokai.
And as a hallucinatory trance overtakes the crowd, who hasn't been to one of those parties?
All right, we're talking about the second episode of Monarch Season two, called Resonance, and I'll give you a quick recap before we get into the discussion.
The episode opens with Shaw, freshly res- rescued from Axis Mundi, arriving aboard Outpost 18 as the team regroups in the aftermath of Skull Island.
Tim, now in command following Verdugo's unfortunate demise, struggles with the responsibilities of leadership and leans heavily on Shaw's experience to manage the unfolding crisis.
Titan X is racing through the Pacific toward the Strait of Malacca on a collision course with civilian sea traffic.
Keiko reveals that the creature responds to infrasonic frequencies outside human hearing, and the team devises a plan to divert it using a modified drone sonar, the resonance that gives the episode its name.
Kate wrestles with guilt over her role in Titan X's escape, and finds an unexpected measure of comfort bonding with Hiroshi amid the chaos.
Unknown to the crew, a scarab has hitched a ride on the rescue helicopter and is now lurking somewhere in the bowels of the ship.
Kate and Kintaro track down the stowaway creature, but its own infrasonic signal inadvertently redirects Titan X away from the strait and straight toward Outpost 18.
Shaw improvises a solution by releasing the scarab into the open water, drawing Titan X away, and buying the team critical time.
Meanwhile, back in 1957, Bill splits from the group e- to follow a map he believes charts Titan X's migratory route, while Shaw and Keiko accept an invitation to a village festival.
[laughs] The festival turns out to be an ancient ritual venerating Titan X, known to the locals as Kokai.
And as a hallucinatory trance overtakes the crowd, who hasn't been to one of those parties?
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