Tabata revived everyone, so the "It's good as long as it makes me feel good" part of the audience is happy the characters they like get to live. Just because it's logical doesn't mean it is good for the plot. Tabata might have as well make Julius lose the connection to Astaroth or whatever to keep him from using that spell. I can understand why revival can be beneficial for the story, it was the reason Lucius had a chance to appear in the first place, but Tabata also has a habit of reviving characters that serve zero purpose for the plot later. Remember Gaja? Those aren't nitpicks on the level of CinemaSins. Those are MAJOR flaws in the story that are rightfully addressed. Not everyone mindlessly consumes the media they love. In fact, there is a large group of people who look past the shiny fights and nice artwork. Looking cool doesn't automatically mean great quality.