Dispatch Episode 4: Blonde Blazer or Invisigal? The Choice That Changes Everything

Episode 4 of Dispatch finally pushes the messy love triangle into full-on decision time. If you came in Team Invisigal, the episode gives you ammo right out of the gate. But Blonde Blazer is getting dinged for stuff that, once you actually dig in, is not what it looks like. So, if you are stuck on who to romance, here is what the episode actually says and why it matters.

Spoilers ahead for Dispatch Episode 4.

Blonde Blazer is not cheating on anyone, and the context matters

Remember how the end of Episode 2 makes it look like Blonde Blazer is dating Phenomaman and therefore stringing Robert along? Episode 4 pretty much takes a sledgehammer to that idea.

• If you talk to Phenomaman in Episode 4, he reveals he is an alien and not compatible with Blonde Blazer. As in, fundamentally not a match.
• He also liked Blonde Blazer the hero more than Blonde Blazer the person. That is the whole problem. Blazer wants to be accepted as Mandy (her non-hero self), not just as her super persona.
• The Blazer-Phenomaman pairing was basically an SDN PR setup, not a real connection. She wanted something that did not feel fake.
• She had feelings for Robert, but he was already committed, which is why she did not jump sooner.
• In Episode 2, when she tries to keep Robert from tagging along, it is because she planned to break up that day. The timing was bad; the signals were not mixed.
• Bottom line: Robert is not a rebound. Blazer made her choice early, and the slow build between them actually tracks.

Invisigal is not just attitude; she is insecure and trying

On the surface, Invisigal comes off spicy and sharp. Underneath, Episode 4 paints a different picture: she has never really believed she could have a different kind of life, and that is where her guard comes from. Yes, Robert made her feel seen and that sparked something, but it is not just thirst.

There are small details that show the softer version of her. Waterboy mentions she brought Robert a donut and slid it onto his desk quietly. After their fight, she torpedoes that gesture, which is extremely on brand for someone who does not know what to do with vulnerability.

Choose Invisigal and you will see that armor crack. Show up to meet her at the theater, popcorn in hand, and she is genuinely surprised. The bite is still there, but it eases off as the conversation unfolds. It is a good arc for her, and the energy between them feels less jagged by the end.

So who should you pick?

Episode 4 is basically telling you there is no wrong answer here. If you were leaning Invisigal, the episode rewards that. If you thought Blonde Blazer was playing games, the behind-the-scenes PR stuff and the Mandy-versus-hero identity tension should clear that up. Her interest in Robert reads grounded and earned, not opportunistic.

My advice: go with the character arc you want to nurture. Do you want to help Invisigal lower the drawbridge? Or do you want to back Mandy being seen for who she is, not what she can do?

Who did you romance in Episode 4? And do you think Blonde Blazer has a darker turn coming, or is she exactly who she says she is now? Drop your take below.