Critics often note that Hallow attempts to cover too much ground too quickly. This episode packs the end of a battle, a character’s full recruitment, and major plot revelations into 20 minutes, which some felt lessened the impact of Timothy's introduction.
The "shoujo-fied," brighter art style remains a point of contention for long-time fans who miss the gothic atmosphere of the original series. Additionally, the complete recasting of the voice actors can be jarring, though many praised the new performance during Allen's Noah-possession scene. Critics often note that Hallow attempts to cover
The third episode of D.Gray-man Hallow , titled (Episode 106 overall), serves as a pivotal conclusion to the Timothy arc while delivering one of the most chilling foreshadowing moments in the series. The Rise of a New Exorcist Additionally, the complete recasting of the voice actors
The episode's first half focuses on Timothy Hearst’s growth. After a rocky introduction, Timothy successfully awakens his Innocence, , which allows him to possess and purify Akuma from the inside out. Watching him evolve from a fearful young thief into a brave member of the Black Order provides a rare moment of "new blood" and hope in a season that is otherwise quite grim. His decision to join the Order to protect his orphanage—under the condition that the Order funds its redevelopment—adds a layer of heart and humor to the episode, especially through Komui’s priceless reaction to the bill. The Awakening of the 14th Noah After a rocky introduction, Timothy successfully awakens his