Tower of God season 2 episode 19: Anaak Jahad vs. Khun Ran rematch begins while Baam is revealed as Workshop Battle's ultimate prize

Tower of God season 2 episode 19, titled All In, aired on Sunday, November 10, 2024, at 11 pm JST. The episode begins with Anaak and Ran's intense rematch in the Workshop Battle, ending in an unexpected twist. Meanwhile, Beta and Baam's meeting reveals that Viole is the ultimate Living Ignition Weapon and the grand prize of the Workshop Battle.

The episode also sees the return of Lero Ro. In the final scenes, Baam and Rak's heartfelt reunion brings a warm moment, while Beta's plans for the tournament leave viewers on a thrilling cliffhanger, building excitement for what lies ahead.

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Tower of God season 2 episode 19: Lero Ro returns as Beta prepares his plots for the Workshop Battle

Tower of God season 2 episode 19 opens with the final match of the Workshop Battle's first round, which evolves into a heated duel between Anaak Jahad and Khun Ran. Shibisu places all his bets on Anaak, while Khun backs Ran. When Paracule appears in the arena, Shibisu wonders if Rak is around as well.

The battle takes a surprising turn when Ran, boosted by a Lightning Pill, unexpectedly overpowers Anaak. His taunts drive her to attack recklessly, allowing him to land a powerful blow, though he holds back from causing serious harm.

Khun admires Ran's strategy, but Anaak, determined not to lose, gets back up, ready to continue. Just as their clash reaches its peak, Paracule's accidental interruption knocks both of them out, ending the match with an unexpected twist.

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Tower of God season 2 episode 19: Beta reveals Baam as the ultimate Living Ignition Weapon and the grand prize of the Workshop Battle

Ran vs. Anaak rematch (Image via The Answer Studio)

Meanwhile in Tower of God season 2 episode 19, Baam encounters Beta, who introduces himself as a Living Ignition Weapon and addresses Baam as the "finished product," essentially the ultimate Living Ignition Weapon.

He hints at FUG's true motives for Baam's involvement in the Workshop Battle and piques Baam's curiosity about the grand prize before leaving. Intrigued, Baam asks Emile about the prize, and she confirms it's the Living Ignition Weapon, Jue Viole Grace.

Meanwhile, Hatz, on the run, stumbles into Emile's room, where a patrol robot attacks him. Although he manages to defeat it, the robot's self-destruct mode is halted by a disguised Lero Ro, who reveals himself and asks for Hatz's help to stop the creation of "the worst weapon imaginable".

Emile reveals Baam to be the Workshop Battle's prize (Image via The Answer Studio)

The scene shifts to an afterparty where Wangnan is discouraged as Khun would be disqualified for betting wrong on the Ran vs. Anaak match. Akraptor encourages him saying that Khun will surely find a way to remain in the tournament.

Rak, furious with Paracule for ruining Khun's strategy, decides to save the "Black Turtle" himself. Yihwa accompanies him. Endorsi, seeking answers about Baam's true identity, follows him, but he manages to slip away.

Elsewhere, Khun contests the match's outcome, arguing the Ran vs. Anaak bet should be void due to outside interference. Shibisu backs him up, prompting the hosts to propose a Development Tournament as a rematch.

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Tower of God season 2 episode 19 closing events: Baam and Rak reunite as Beta sets his own plans in motion

Ran in Tower of God season 2 episode 19 (Image via The Answer Studio)

In the closing scenes of Tower of God season 2 episode 19, Baam meets Beta again, who shares more about the Living Ignition Weapon within Baam. Beta explains that the Thorn Baam holds is merely a replica of the original, which remains under the Workshop's control.

He reveals FUG's plans to equip Baam with the real Thorn but suggests that if Baam wishes to gain it without rejoining FUG, he should simply steal it.

Meanwhile, Khun briefs Wangnan and the team on the details of the Development Tournament. The winning team will face the victor of Team Mad Dog vs. Team FUG in the finals. Simultaneously, Rak and Yihwa search for Baam, only for Rak to encounter Endorsi, who is also looking for him.

Beta in the ending scene (Image via The Answer Studio)

As Endorsi recognizes Rak and he tries to deny it, Baam enters. The narrative then sees Baam and Rak's emotional reunion, with a tearful Rak relieved to confirm Baam's survival.

Episode 19 concludes on a tense cliffhanger as Beta faces off against the Workshop Guards. Refusing to be captured again, he attacks them and vows to make them experience despair before making his escape.

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