#fomonomo thinks

My favourite parts were each time Evbo defied the system, he broke a grass block in the noob realm, ascended to pro despite not being allowed and also bribed several people (though bribing is socially acceptable apparently)

the big twist at the end is that parkour is being weaponized as the unquestioned way of living to artificially reinforce power structures by those wielding the power, parkour is used as punishment, currency, and as a judicial means to settle disputes. In the world it is the fundamental existential threat to all of the inhabitants of parkour civilization while being the cure for itself.

A flaw in the writing is Evbo is compliant to the system that hurts people since part of the shounen appeal of the series is the will to power, he partakes in parkour pro jobs alongside his former tormentors as an oppositional force to the noob class and though he's never cruel, he still minimally complies (he doesn't give into cruel impulse which is normalized). Evbo is also sceptical of the morality of being bestowed luxuries but he still enjoys them the same

The ending reveals Evbo believes there's intrinsic cultural value to parkour in parkour civilization excluded from its use as social currency, where doing parkour serves no other purpose than as an affirmation of the self. I don't know what happens after the movie, presumably Evbo restructures a more horizontal society where parkour can be an inspiring sport, whose virtue is derived from the act of partaking instead of simply being a means of negotiation and a omnipresent threat, perhaps parkour becomes an option. Also worth noting nobody in the movie explicitly states that parkour was a mistake or that it shouldn't exist, which can be read either as regressive dogmatism or genuine respect.

someone in twerknation28 had to have been inspired by odax and it creatively rubbed off on Jane Remover or something