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| Shu going badass now that was awesome. |
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Skyz-The-Limit said: Tomodachi5 said: Solkiskey said: Honestly... do people lose consciousness or not, when they have their voids extracted? =| I'm also wondering about this. Maybe it depends on the bond you have with the person. Or maybe it depends on whether the Shu wants them to be conscious or not. They better explain that soon because it was kinda stupid how Shu said I can draw out peoples voids without them loosing conscious and then in the same episode Inori was out cold when he drew out her void. @Solkiskey do you actually watch it, i mean come on, it was explained 2 episodes ago. @Tomodachi5 im not sure in inori's case maby shes a clone, or something like that. I don't think it was actually explained. But It was extremely easy to pick up on. It was when Shu achieved his New King's Mode when he first extracted Gai's Void in like episode 12 I believe. |
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Skyz-The-Limit said: You don't know why Inori lost consciousness, but when Solkiskey asks the same then he doesn't just pay attention? Oh, okay.Tomodachi5 said: Solkiskey said: Honestly... do people lose consciousness or not, when they have their voids extracted? =| I'm also wondering about this. Maybe it depends on the bond you have with the person. Or maybe it depends on whether the Shu wants them to be conscious or not. They better explain that soon because it was kinda stupid how Shu said I can draw out peoples voids without them loosing conscious and then in the same episode Inori was out cold when he drew out her void. @Solkiskey do you actually watch it, i mean come on, it was explained 2 episodes ago. @Tomodachi5 im not sure in inori's case maby shes a clone, or something like that. You could also refresh everyone's memory by saying that explanations once again. |
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| Wow. I didn't see that coming. I expected people to go before the end but not this early. Hare too. I'll miss her in the anime, she got some good development. I'm guessing Shu will go on a bit of a rampage and Inori will pull him back to a middle ground. Can't wait for next week! |
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| OH NOOOO HARE. Man I was REALLY starting to like her too D: Oh man sadness ensues. |
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| Shu indecisiveness to act lead to Hare's death so its his fault. On a side note i hate you directors for killing Hare she was the most delicate out of the entire bunch of misfits. |
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| According to the ED, I noticed that Hare disappears last but what if that last is really the first who dies in that order and so this episode she dies. So it goes like this with the order in mind: 1st is Hare 2nd is Souta 3rd is Yahiro 4th looks to be Kanon 5th and last is Arisa Could it be possible as a foreshadow? |
| So, finally she died. Also, Shu's an idiot, nothing 'badass' about it, blaming deaths on other people. |
| The joke's on you wolf, the pigs are cannibals..~ |
orbbie said: Shu indecisiveness to act lead to Hare's death so its his fault. On a side note i hate you directors for killing Hare she was the most delicate out of the entire bunch of misfits. That was a part of it but if Souta had really believed in Shu like he claimed he did, then none of this would have happened so the main fault still heavily rests on Souta. |
| fvckin code geass rip off i still prefer Shirley's death over Hare's.. this one feels so forced -_- |
| i agree with dark light, shu is to blame in a way but it was mostly souta's fault, he got emotional about the void system and didn't believe in shu, and stormed off with a bunch of inexperienced people (f-class) without much of a plan, he should have told shu or get someone who can fight and protect them, he also made the wrong move making hare fix the car, it left them exposed to aerial assault when shu told them to run and hide, which forced shu to run back and shield hare from most of the explosion shu's fault<souta's fault |
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orbbie said: Shu indecisiveness to act lead to Hare's death so its his fault. On a side note i hate you directors for killing Hare she was the most delicate out of the entire bunch of misfits. I liked Hare also... Rooting for Ayase now? Hare's development was the best |
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GodlyKyon said: orbbie said: Shu indecisiveness to act lead to Hare's death so its his fault. On a side note i hate you directors for killing Hare she was the most delicate out of the entire bunch of misfits. I liked Hare also... Rooting for Ayase now? Hare's development was the best I agree, Hare was given time and opportunity to develop as a character. She went from secondary character, to almost a Main Character. From episode 9 to 15, her involvement and importance to the story grew. I especially liked her relationships with Ayase and Tsugumi. She was the first of Shu's Schoolmates to reach out to them, to befriend them. With Hare's death, it now falls to Ayase to bring Shu back from the brink of madness. In Episode 10, it was Hare and Ayase that really tried to reach Shu. Except Gai, cut Ayase's attempt off. Right now, Ayase is the only one that may be able to reach Shu, anchor him and help him become the leader he needs to become. And perhaps become his Queen. |
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| Just because big chest healer, the supporter of Shu died, Shu is going to be stronger by "hard-hearted".... wow. |
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Skyz-The-Limit said: Tomodachi5 said: Solkiskey said: Honestly... do people lose consciousness or not, when they have their voids extracted? =| I'm also wondering about this. Maybe it depends on the bond you have with the person. Or maybe it depends on whether the Shu wants them to be conscious or not. They better explain that soon because it was kinda stupid how Shu said I can draw out peoples voids without them loosing conscious and then in the same episode Inori was out cold when he drew out her void. @Solkiskey do you actually watch it, i mean come on, it was explained 2 episodes ago. @Tomodachi5 im not sure in inori's case maby shes a clone, or something like that. If you were watching the show, you'd notice SOMETIMES they're conscious, and sometimes not. Why the fuck? I don't think his "new" power has to do with it, but meh. Maybe it'll be explain (doubt so.) I just can't believe a director could pull off something like that without thinking it doesn't make sense. =| |
Solkiskey said: Skyz-The-Limit said: Tomodachi5 said: Solkiskey said: Honestly... do people lose consciousness or not, when they have their voids extracted? =| I'm also wondering about this. Maybe it depends on the bond you have with the person. Or maybe it depends on whether the Shu wants them to be conscious or not. They better explain that soon because it was kinda stupid how Shu said I can draw out peoples voids without them loosing conscious and then in the same episode Inori was out cold when he drew out her void. @Solkiskey do you actually watch it, i mean come on, it was explained 2 episodes ago. @Tomodachi5 im not sure in inori's case maby shes a clone, or something like that. If you were watching the show, you'd notice SOMETIMES they're conscious, and sometimes not. Why the fuck? I don't think his "new" power has to do with it, but meh. Maybe it'll be explain (doubt so.) I just can't believe a director could pull off something like that without thinking it doesn't make sense. =| Maybe, just maybe it's because some people can't take the shock of it. They said in the beginning (before Shu's power had an upgrade) that people go unconcious and don't remember anything because of the shock and pain. Maybe now there are some people who can take it ans some who can't. Maybe, this is just a theory. |
| i think there is a limit to how many voids shu can pull out without making them unconscious, i think it also depends on his state of mind and if they pass out from the pain, and because inori's void is soo powerful, she has a lot of pain having her void forced out and went unconscious also when shu has her void while pulling out another e.g. shu's limit is 10 points, inori's void is 9 points so if he pulls out yahiro's void 4 points, it would exceed the 10 point limit and inori will fall unconscious, im not sure if i explained it well or said it well but tbh its just a theory i came up with so it isn't really true |
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Silverfang18 said: Solkiskey said: Skyz-The-Limit said: Tomodachi5 said: Solkiskey said: Honestly... do people lose consciousness or not, when they have their voids extracted? =| I'm also wondering about this. Maybe it depends on the bond you have with the person. Or maybe it depends on whether the Shu wants them to be conscious or not. They better explain that soon because it was kinda stupid how Shu said I can draw out peoples voids without them loosing conscious and then in the same episode Inori was out cold when he drew out her void. @Solkiskey do you actually watch it, i mean come on, it was explained 2 episodes ago. @Tomodachi5 im not sure in inori's case maby shes a clone, or something like that. If you were watching the show, you'd notice SOMETIMES they're conscious, and sometimes not. Why the fuck? I don't think his "new" power has to do with it, but meh. Maybe it'll be explain (doubt so.) I just can't believe a director could pull off something like that without thinking it doesn't make sense. =| Maybe, just maybe it's because some people can't take the shock of it. They said in the beginning (before Shu's power had an upgrade) that people go unconcious and don't remember anything because of the shock and pain. Maybe now there are some people who can take it ans some who can't. Maybe, this is just a theory. Yahiro lost consciousness before, and now he doesn't anymore. |
| Amazing turn of events o.o man I was about to drop it this but.. This episode was crazy! Shu's a badass now, no more wimpy lead. Anyone else thing this might turn out like code geass? When shu says "I'm going to be king" I automatically thought about zero o.o |
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| OMG i can't believe that Hare just died, but aleast she was able to heal Shu. loved how Shu destroyed those Endlaves that was epic. and the new OP song is better that the first one. i guess Shu is finally going to destroy the Antibodies now ? definitely looking forward to the next episode can't wait what will happen in next episode |
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Yumekichi11 said: Favorite character dies I get discontent in some animes of that when it's done badly in what leads to it and a car explosion is one. Yea, I know how you feel. Reading your post I just remembered how I put watching Black Blood Brothers on hold when never continued it until now.... :/ Overall I personally liked this Guilty Gear episode ... even though I somehow was expecting Shu to be broken by some event rather soon. |
neurogal91 said: Zetamancer said: This was explained in the anime. If he hold's someone's hand as he extracts their void, they remain conscious and can then use their own void. This is obviously what he's been doing. But when he void-raped Inori he does hold her hands but she still fainted. Maybe a case of Inori being special void or something, but at least explain that at the first place instead of hand-waved all that. I think it can be as simple as: If it is taken willingly from the person, the person retains consciousness. If it is taken forcefully from the person, it is painful for them and they lose consciousness. It makes sense, because even though that eyebrow kid before seems much more powerful than Shu, Inori still fainted when he took her void. |
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| why isnt there the option "loved and hated at the same time"? ;w; i mean, regarding the story this episode was very good, but regarding hare's death ;w; soooo sad. |
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BRSxIgnition said: neurogal91 said: Zetamancer said: This was explained in the anime. If he hold's someone's hand as he extracts their void, they remain conscious and can then use their own void. This is obviously what he's been doing. But when he void-raped Inori he does hold her hands but she still fainted. Maybe a case of Inori being special void or something, but at least explain that at the first place instead of hand-waved all that. I think it can be as simple as: If it is taken willingly from the person, the person retains consciousness. If it is taken forcefully from the person, it is painful for them and they lose consciousness. It makes sense, because even though that eyebrow kid before seems much more powerful than Shu, Inori still fainted when he took her void. EP11 -> Shu's friends had their void extracted and fainted despite being okay with it. Though that could be explained with the ""true"" power he obtained in EP12. Sounds more like a convenient excuse to cover for a stupid flaw, anyway. |
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Urisk said: Yeah I wish too. Why not make someone else precious to him to die? Why did it have to be Hare? Surely there were far more important people. I would guess Shu's fake mother could have been it.Yumekichi11 said: Favorite character dies I get discontent in some animes of that when it's done badly in what leads to it and a car explosion is one. Yea, I know how you feel. Reading your post I just remembered how I put watching Black Blood Brothers on hold when never continued it until now.... :/ Overall I personally liked this Guilty Gear episode ... even though I somehow was expecting Shu to be broken by some event rather soon. |
| Well....I can say that...I feel sorry for Hare....Buuut...am i the only one that was a little happy....with the way things turned out? I mean ofcourse it was really sad, but.....i did feel a little relieved....Seeing as she told Shu her feelings, i felt Inori was threatened....Sooo getting her out of the picture, she is now out of Inori's way. Still feel sorry for her and sucks she had to die =/....Would've been better had Shu turned her down....They didn't have to kill her. |
| Aww, they killed off the best female in the show. But damn, the episode itself was really good. There really wasn't much to it at first but it's progressively getting better and better. Shu is gonna fuck some stuff up now. |
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| Holy shit. This was goddamn epic. Anybody who dislikes this episode is a blind hater who wasn't watching it with the intent of enjoying it in the first place. But seriously, wow. How does such a terrible anime pull out such a perfect little episode like this? |
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Lolitha said: Both? Both!What was so epic or perfect about it? Hare's death or Shu becoming total asshole? |
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Lolitha said: It's more the fact that he flipped out that was cool.I agree about Hare, but not about Shu his new attitude is annoying and his conclusion was total fail |
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| I have realized not only I like Segai as a villain, but I actually root for him. I would love to see an everybody's dead end. The bad writing took away some of the pleasure, but seeing Souta getting beaten up was satisfying 3/5. |
| Dayuuuum...Tough crowd....Iunno....I've enjoyed this anime a lot so far, dunno why people dislike :P. The only gripe i have is, they should focus more on Inori x Shu. |
| So now he's becoming the exact opposite of what Hare wanted him to be. Great. Oh, and I absolutely hated the way he forced the void out of Inori... Srsly, dafuq. |
viesiuFeb 9, 2012 10:48 AM
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| At least it looks like nobody is calling Shu a wuss anymore. And i really am sad that they killed Hare. She was the one who "deserved" Shu the most. Inori is more or less a empty shell. Not as character, though she could have more depth, but emotional. We also know why, more or less, because she got cloned or something. And she is most likely going to do/vanish at the end anyways. And Ayase can not only not decide whether she likes Shu or not, she also came on board later, and she doesn't seem to mind Shu x Hare, evident in the bathing scence when Tsugumi tells Hare to confess. The positive side of this is, with Shu going totally crazy, the won't need a healer anymore. Most likely, whatever he sets his eyes on will not even know what hit 'em, or if he takes the even more badass route, he will make sure they know. He only needs Inori's void to take out whatever they throw at him, except maybe his "evil twin", but i'm quite sure if he would have been in a state like that after Gai died in his arms, there would be no evil twin by now. He also made it perfectly clear that he doesn't accept a "no" as answer regarding voids.. Maybe he can simply draw them all out, fuse them all, like he did before with a single one, and finish it? Where "it" being killing everyone remotely involved on the other side, which would most likely set an end to the virus, too. And if not, Inori would still be there to sing. Would be a interesting ending. Abrupt, but interesting. Different then most. Not sure if i would prefer it, but as so many people hate this anime anyways, it's a great chance to test it for the producers. |
Salinga said: I thought this episode was pretty funny, but then I came to this thread. You guys are hysterical! Here's what's going to happen next episode: Omg... Can't stop laughing... I like the old Shu better... New Shu is interesting too, can't wait to see what kind of change he'll bring forth ^_^ Don't you touch Ayase or Tsugumi now writers...... .... It's going to happen isn't it... If Ayase or Tsugumi dies... I might go sit in a corner hugging my knees. Sery said: nedstark1990 said: So.....Shirley is dead again,uh? Since Hare found out Shu was on Funeral Parlor i told myself "that bitch is going to get killed just like Shirley" But i dont know if Rolo... i mean Souta is going to get kill fighting for Shu. BTW, i am the only one that was playing the theme of Batman Begins on my head as Shu was saying his monologue? You are not alone!!!! |
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