Sabikui Bisco Episode 9 Discussion

ColorMeSurprised said:
This was one of my favorite animes this season but after the last 2 episodes, it went to last. reason? I think the cast combined only has a total of 2 brain cells. The Fortnite kids would be smarter at this point.

The "character development" was so forced and made no sense, Bisco literally beats Jabi up for no reason since he could have just sliced Kurokawa then chased after him instead of shooting him then after almost killing him he tells him to run away then waits to get shot before killing enemies just to get shot some more by Kurokawa before jumping into lava for absolutely no reason since he could have just pushed him off.

That's not badass it's just moronic and feels like a cheap way to drag the episode, huge dissapointment.

borderliner said:


You wouldn't sink at all.

You would however be vaporized.

It hardly matters though, this show has been "beyond dumb" from the first episode.

merlin2v said:


Just wanted to let you know that I did do some research before making this claim. I mentioned that the body would sink mush faster because I found a video of a man tossing a "human dummy" into lava as an experiment. Honestly, it led to some interesting finds in lava and stories of people dieing in metal being called a death ingot.
Technically, you can walk on lava for a brief amount of time, however if you fell into lava from multiple stories up then you would definitely instantly sink into the surface. You have to remember that it is in a mostly liquid form and, unless it is super shallow, you would definitely sink much farther down. (think about jumping into a ball pit from 7 stories up). Of course if you have some sort of argument against this and would like to share your findings (or you are a physicist, or work around giant vats of liquid metal) I would be happy to hear your findings and explanation(such as the viscosity of liquid metal).

As for the series being "beyond dumb" as you say, I am not really sure what to say. I will admit that it's world is quite abstract and strange but I personally enjoy it for it's very abstract and unique world. If you aren't enjoying it then I recommend looking into another title to watch. Or you can try to finish it, it's really up to you.

borderliner said:


You shouldn't equate "watching a video" with research

Buoyancy works the same with any liquid and if we ignore the whole temperature thing then submerging an object with a density sightly under one gram in another of over 5 grams per cubic cm just isn't going to happen.

Nice sarcasm, high school physics is all you need.

All this is of course predicated on the rust in this story being actual fe2O3 which is a stretch even for a show this dumb.

Veromaye said:



Ok but people are also ignoring the fact that when Milo went to sleep, Bisco made a monologue about how he saw him as his children and how now he understood Jabi. How weird would it be that Bisco seeing Milo as his children, this one would have a sudden confession of ROMANTIC love. No, they see each other as friends, family. They both basically GREW together since Milo NEVER experienced a life outside the walls and Bisco never experienced growing with someone outside Jabi who was his dad-mentor.

And to be honest, the problem wouldn't be if it's a real love confession, the problem would be how TERRIBLE was made if that's the case. But it isn't.

doily said:


lol what. you think bisco and milo have a dad-son thing going?

Veromaye said:


>You think

Uhh.. Have you been watching the anime for real or are you one of the bunch that is just only shipping the two main characters too?
Because while I have nothing against it, it's ridiculous how people just want to accept it's a thing because one said 'I love you' to the other, yep, apparently people of the same gender or opposite can't love one and another without being romantic.

Putting that asides. I literally said that BISCO made a monologue when Milo was sleeping, if you didn't read - heard properly, you should check it again and see how he expresses himself about Milo. So no, is not 'I think' nor 'I believe' . The character made that statement himself.

And no, not 'daddy' , hee sees Milo as his children and understands how Jabi feels after how he has been 'raising' Milo.

HagePotPotato said:


i agree. it's pretty obvious what's going on when the damn characters literally monologue their thoughts and feelings

idk why there always has to be a bunch of idiot anime fans that act like morons over meaningless and fan-fictional relationships

PurpleMagic said:
Seeing people say that "Bisco was going to die anyway might as well do it in style" makes me cringe. I felt nothing when Bisco died, his death was boring and dragged out. Bisco's death would have mattered more if he died from the rust itself. Rust the disease that he himself was trying to cure in order to save his mentor and reclaim the righteous name of the mushroom keepers. Rust the number 1 killer in this new world finally killed this brash caring hero. When Milo found Bisco at that moment where his fingers rusted off, your damm sure Milo would have poured his soul into saving Bisco. Milo doesn't give up easily, we've seen this in the episode with the giant crab. Milo's kindness and determination are core parts of his personality. Milo shouldn't have shot Bisco from a distance but have Bisco die in his arms, surrounded by a person that loves him. I don't know if Bisco could have survived; probably not but dude should have gotten to die by his friends side and not the governors.