Good Girl Galactra is here for some passionate heroics!
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Interesting opening topic. Due to my food-reviewing proclivities, I currently have far too many open bags of chips for the number of free chip clips in this house.
Oh cool, she gets to be Captain Cosmic! 
So I guess if the Fervor is generally hands-off with the Galactra we know, it’s because she’s spending all her time messing around with this one.
What a crazy finale. XD This was a great episode, I’m way looking forward to the rest of this month.
I can’t believe they brought it back around to KNYFE and Orbo. XD\
Ooh, Omnitron-X confirmed for Definitive Edition! 
I love this question about Soothsayer Carmichael.
I agree with Adam, human bodies are fundamentally gross.
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They would have a much easier time talking about all the universe-hopping with the introduction of the term “world-line,” which is the physics way of saying “the path an object takes through spacetime.”
So, where are you on the fleshchild spectrum? Shudder Fleshchildren are gross.
The after-credits! 
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Woo, I got a whole THREE letters answered today, my cup runneth over!
While it makes sense that this Captain Cosmic doesn’t run into Null in her first appearance, I’m glad they’ve confirmed that there would be a story with the two of them (and Materio) later on. And that there would be some nice emotional drama between the three of them, cos I live for that stuff.
I’m also very happy with the outcome of the Fleshchild discussion - all this talk of souls slightly confuses the issue because what a soul is and does seems to vary a lot depending on the comic in question, but it definitely seems like the more fully-formed fleshchildren are absolutely people. Nice to have a definitive, horrible answer
I’m going to get more confused by the Omnitron-X situation every update, I swear. After last time, I was comfortably sure that there had always been two Omni-Xs wandering the timelines, but now we seem to have clarification that there was only one initially, and then it branched into two selves after the Free Radical event due to timeline shenanigans.
Still, a great episode overall, and I loved their excitement as they hit on Inversa-Orbo in the middle of the recap.
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Gotta admit, I completely spaced out during that letter. @_@
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The upshot, as I understood it, was that there are two versions of Omni-X intermittently in the main universe, only one of whom becomes Omni-U.
Gonna need the Spider-Man pointing meme with the two Omnitrons now! 
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See, this makes me wonder (and I sent in a question about this) if there’s actually the “prime” Omnitron-X that stayed in the future, and just sent back multiple iterations of itself to various times (some early-ish Terminator stuff, comics prior to T3, IIRC, did this, with Skynet did a shotgun approach, and the terminators in T1 and T2 were the only ones we see). So when one got isolated by damage to it’s time-hopping, another iteration was sent back earlier, and that’s the Singularity one.
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Finally caught up to this episode, and I’m super happy with it for the first time in a while. The podcast was “meh” to me for a long time, and I didn’t prioritize hearing it while I was busy with my job (I tried using it as background noise, but it was too distracting when I had work to do).
So, Galactra is developing into one of my favorite characters, and this Inversiverse version is awesome. I feel like her personality is very similar to Idealist, minus the kid aspects and anything Earth-specific (instead, I still regard her Narian species as being very akin to the Nebari in Farscape, as well as the Vulcans as mentioned here).
Really tempted to say something lewd about the Orbo situation, but I’ll hold my tongue. As effectively a creature of chaos myself, this version of Orbo would be basically paradise to me; it’s curious that he doesn’t get to be The Last Satellan for evil Jansa’s Enclave, but you can’t have everything.
Fleshchildren having a readable mind doesn’t prove that they’re fully human, because the mind can just be computer programming which broadcasts on the frequency Visionary scans. Visionary doesn’t detect souls or anything of that nature; there may even be something in the Sentinels universe which is neither the mind nor the soul, since both of those can be messed with by powers, but this mysterious something transcends all of that. In other words, if our real world exists in 3 dimensions, and souls we have no access to are in a 4th dimension, then the Sentinels universe has 5 dimensions, with souls and minds being physically real in the 4th.