It's not a plot heavy issue, but manages to take a necessary beat of rest and reassessment in the narrative and turn it into a brilliantly constructed four-part interwoven narrative. It's an inspiring use of the medium, and the use of colour for each individual's time stream, which combine as they interact, is incredibly clever. It's fun time and space shenanigans, some low-stakes lore drops, emotional development for the characters, and amazing visuals. What could be better?