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Takuan_Soho said: <Snip>. I completely agree. I thought this was one of the better episodes largely because there was a less of the other characters and MC but then again just that speaks for how poor they are. I'd expect a show where lawyers who are forced to fight against death penalties every week would actually behave like people trying to save lives not like a bunch teenagers. |
| Miss piggy and hentai frog needs to happen now! :) |
| Almost dropped this after the first 2 episodes. This episode saved that from happening. |
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| gonna carry on watching this it isn't the best but it isn't the worst! |
| That was alright. The set up seems poor. There needs to be a failsafe to automatically kill/knock out any perpetrator on trial. |
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| This episode was pretty good until it went full retard in the end. If the show had better writing it would have been perfect |
| Man, I was honestly rooting for Mayu there, I mean seriously everyone there was incompetent as hell, even in real life it pisses me off how gullible and simpleminded law enforcers are sometimes. With the amount of criminals who walk away scott free, while innocents get executed (even if it's not a huge percentage)... the judges should be considered criminals for their lackadaisical decisions. wakka9ca said: I guess neither one of you payed much attention: they said normally he would lose his wizard barrister's license... and they asked how much it costed the boss to get him only house arrest, and she said it was a secret; clearly meaning she pulled some strings.Posse said: I know right? I just can't get into this series because of how retarded the logic is.>The guy breaks the cuffs of a condemned criminal >The criminal tries to kill an entire room >The guy gets 1 week of arrest at home :logic: AsukaTenjyoin said: This however, couldn't be more true, and I think that's generally the case at most trials.The logic at the trials makes no sense. |
| After 3 episodes I'm still not sure if I actually like this show. I really dislike the familiars [pervy frog and horrible pig - it's like Muppets on drugs], characters design is a big 'no' to me and I keep getting the feeling, that they are just trying too hard. And the episode itself was meh... |
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| There was some flashy stuff at the end... but I was mostly bored for the rest. |
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HalibelTheEspada said: Man, I was honestly rooting for Mayu there, I mean seriously everyone there was incompetent as hell, even in real life it pisses me off how gullible and simpleminded law enforcers are sometimes. With the amount of criminals who walk away scott free, while innocents get executed (even if it's not a huge percentage)... the judges should be considered criminals for their lackadaisical decisions. wakka9ca said: I guess neither one of you payed much attention: they said normally he would lose his wizard barrister's license... and they asked how much it costed the boss to get him only house arrest, and she said it was a secret; clearly meaning she pulled some strings.Posse said: I know right? I just can't get into this series because of how retarded the logic is.>The guy breaks the cuffs of a condemned criminal >The criminal tries to kill an entire room >The guy gets 1 week of arrest at home :logic: That actually makes the logic even more retarded, your punishment for helping a condemned criminal is just the revokal of a license? The fact is that he was an accomplice to an attemped serial homicide, I think that would account for many years in jail in any civilized country. |
| I am guessing that Cop dude is with the bad guys. |
JRadagast said: This episode seems to show that a big plot is coming up, something that caused some of the other trails. Hope it does happend. XD Yeah same here |
Posse said: That may be true, but it's also not necessarily reality. There's plenty of stupid laws and ways of handling things... I can't really speak for how things are done anywhere else, but here in Florida/US things like that happen all the time. Generally any enforcers of the law will be punished less severely and get away with a lot more. HalibelTheEspada said: wakka9ca said: I guess neither one of you payed much attention: they said normally he would lose his wizard barrister's license... and they asked how much it costed the boss to get him only house arrest, and she said it was a secret; clearly meaning she pulled some strings.Posse said: I know right? I just can't get into this series because of how retarded the logic is.>The guy breaks the cuffs of a condemned criminal >The criminal tries to kill an entire room >The guy gets 1 week of arrest at home :logic: That actually makes the logic even more retarded, your punishment for helping a condemned criminal is just the revokal of a license? The fact is that he was an accomplice to an attemped serial homicide, I think that would account for many years in jail in any civilized country. Laws aren't a moral thing, so what's "right" and what's "lawful" aren't always the same thing. For instance, some countries execute people for stealing a loaf of bread, some cut their hand(s) off, and some add them to taxes (aka prisons). Here if a cop were to accidentally shoot a kid, because he thought they were drawing a weapon, they'd most likely get away with a suspension and on the rare case a revoked license. I'm sure if someone actually got killed (besides the aggressor) things would've been much different, and he would have gone to prison or worse... but hell, she had already been declared innocent, so he technically didn't even break the cuffs of a violent criminal (I know that's a bit of a stretch, but it's still true). Less logical things happen all the time, so I really don't think this is all that unbelievable. |
HalibelTheEspada said: Posse said: That may be true, but it's also not necessarily reality. There's plenty of stupid laws and ways of handling things... I can't really speak for how things are done anywhere else, but here in Florida/US things like that happen all the time. Generally any enforcers of the law will be punished less severely and get away with a lot more. HalibelTheEspada said: wakka9ca said: I guess neither one of you payed much attention: they said normally he would lose his wizard barrister's license... and they asked how much it costed the boss to get him only house arrest, and she said it was a secret; clearly meaning she pulled some strings.Posse said: I know right? I just can't get into this series because of how retarded the logic is.>The guy breaks the cuffs of a condemned criminal >The criminal tries to kill an entire room >The guy gets 1 week of arrest at home :logic: That actually makes the logic even more retarded, your punishment for helping a condemned criminal is just the revokal of a license? The fact is that he was an accomplice to an attemped serial homicide, I think that would account for many years in jail in any civilized country. Laws aren't a moral thing, so what's "right" and what's "lawful" aren't always the same thing. For instance, some countries execute people for stealing a loaf of bread, some cut their hand(s) off, and some add them to taxes (aka prisons). Here if a cop were to accidentally shoot a kid, because he thought they were drawing a weapon, they'd most likely get away with a suspension and on the rare case a revoked license. I'm sure if someone actually got killed (besides the aggressor) things would've been much different, and he would have gone to prison or worse... but hell, she had already been declared innocent, so he technically didn't even break the cuffs of a violent criminal (I know that's a bit of a stretch, but it's still true). Less logical things happen all the time, so I really don't think this is all that unbelievable. Innocent? I thought she was going to stay in jail forever instead of getting executed. |
| man that frog is so pervy wtf lol this ed is great :-) awesome case as usual cool to see cecil's magic evolve even more! so she's got like a robot now + fire magic? damn *_* |
| 5/5 A little faster and without in-depth cases taken into question, but one senses that are part of something bigger, we'll see. Narration quite raw, good. Drawings and animations discrete! Cecil did not show too much originality today, I hope it does not become a character sterotipato, such as one sees more and more. Much better than the other characters to start from her familiar. |
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| So we have Kirmit The Frog And Now Miss Piggy anyone else like seriously but yeah another good episode sucks that the Ice Dude died though I am sensing some major back stabbing coming up though |
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| Hachiya having a pig as a familiar, a bear and crow added and this is a Muppet show a la Kermit, Miss Piggy, Fonzy and Gonzo xD The courthouse kind of fails for this to happen the second time and to rely on Cecil using magic to contain the threat Spells that were used looked good |
| What's the point of magic if a gun was more efficient ? -_- |
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| parts of this show are really good, like some parts were really interesting to watch... then others i was looking at my phone or doing other tihngs with it in the background, the last bit was interesting... maybe some main plot coming into it?? the logic of this system is bonkers surely they need to explain why? |
| Intense episode, quite like the case by case development! |
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| Hmm..so our main seems to be some special magic child? And a book of prophecies. The plot thickens. Riez said: Posse said: >The guy breaks the cuffs of a condemned criminal >The criminal tries to kill an entire room >The guy gets 1 week of arrest at home :logic: Stripe boobs woman: "How much did getting that cost you?" Ageha: "It's a secret" The logic is still there , I'm pretty sure Ageha has some kind of strong influence with the cops or shit whatever. She paid with her body. That judge looks like he would give quite a few favors for tapping such ass. Seriously though. What i found very illogical is not that since as you said they at least gave an excuse but the fact that the court accepted the defense line and didn't gave her a death penalty. I mean on the previous episode you have a guy killing a roper to protect a woman and just because the prosecution says with no evidence at all and with a witness against them that he was an accomplish, the court believes them and tries to sentence the guy to death but now it can't believe that a woman killing the guy responsible for her boyfriends death actually did it on purpose? That just doesn't add up. Is a lot easier to believe the prosecution for her case than believe them when they accused the guy of being a roper when he even killed one of the ropers. |
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