Episode 36, 'The Worst Game of Fetch' is a bit short, but hear it out! Our protagonists have found Toronto's vigilante, 'Trix'. First contact is made, and of course everything goes smoothly! The gang goes looking for skeletons in closets, how will they deal with what they find? Don't miss this battle of the sexes!

In 'Gotta Be Evil', episode 35, Violet examines the group's inventory, and then they catch some Zs while they have time. The group pays Mongolia a quick visit, and then it's off to Toronto to find the oft-mentioned vigilante Trix. Before finding her, the ley line brings unexpected news of violence, and some inhabitants of Toronto are discovered to be under the lingering effects of a paranormal fear.

This is episode 34, 'The Nature of Things". It's brimming over with meeting new people, and seeing new places in the Twilight City. Starting off with a creepy conversation with Danika, the group proceeds to meet two new beings like them. Their understanding of their purpose will be further cemented before episode 34 is over, and a grim new policy is discussed as things get serious.

In this belated, and possibly beloved episode 33, "Life's A Bitch", our heroes flee the real world and continue their pursuit of answers in the Twilight City. More new powers are revealed as our protagonists prepare their opening moves in their struggle to protect all they love.

Episode 32, 'Long-Term Retirement Plan' sees our heroes continue their struggle to find Gloria while trying to provide Philadelphia with what damage control they can. Duke uses his will for good. Violet finds some time to ride the ley line all the way to the other side of the planet. Tallee does gross things to corpses. Killian is creepy, and Louis gets mistaken for an angel. Many of the group's longest held questions are finally answered before episode 32 is over, don't miss out!

Episode 31, 'Carrington Event' kicks off Imago's third season! Our heroes share an ominous dream after that last blast of 'lightning" knocked them out. Upon awakening, our heroes take in the after effects of Wilson's meltdown. Fantastical new powers on a previously unimagined scale are employed throughout, and it quickly becomes apparent that nothing will ever be quite the same. Duke rolls a 40 and orders you not to miss episode 31!

It's a special mailbag podcast of Imago! With season two finished and season three looming, we demanded a week off to catch our breath! You saw fit to pepper us with queries, so we called your bluff! It's a full house, the jokers are wild, and other amazing, pointless poker metaphors!

Episode 30, 'Before I Sleep,' is the finale of Imago's second season. The characters discuss the implications of their new powers, and find various and sundry ways to put them to use. Things start off simple enough with a crime scene investigation, some forced questioning, and a chase scene. Life doesn't stay simple for long though; there are sure to be lasting consequences from episode 30!

Hark! 'tis episode 29, 'Bear Mace.' Things start off with an attack on the group in the Twilight City by a follower of Sylva looking for revenge. An unearthly, familiar, eldritch lightning mixes things up, altering group plans. The group reclaims some lost equipment, and flies to Toronto to investigate reports of a strange vigilante, all the while dealing with some unexpected changes.

In episode 28, 'End of Days Shit,' our protagonists get some much needed rest. While dodging a police investigation and replacing some lost equipment, a small group effort is made to investigate Killian's past. After performing a disagreeable task, they return to the Twilight City to make their appointment with John Doe, hoping to finally get some solid answers. There's an accusatory conversation with Nikolaj, and a recent acquaintance is reencountered.