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Sep 27, 2016 11:18 AM
#201
Kirigiri50 said: The survivior count thing might be miseleading depending on wether its a in universe or out of universe device. They did state the wristbands monitor their heart rates to tell whose alive so hypothetically juzo chopping off his arm counted him as dead. However this also means there indeed is a 16th participant that they are going to cram into this finale since hagakure never got one. I was hoping this could of been confirmed or not by either of the pas 2 episodes having an opening but i also feel like they specifically did that just to hide that kirigiri might be alive.I am suprise people still think Kirgiri is somehow alive.?I love Kirgiri looking at my account name you can already tell. But I don t think she is alive at this point,because it been too long why would her being alive accomplish at this point besides fanservice? I want her to be alive,I was putting my gamble on her being six survivors but she is dead Juzo was the survivor not her. I understand people think that Kirgiri death was lame and was only for shock value. I am anger Kodaka kill her for that.Despite her Intelligence allow her to be smart enough,To know cutting her arm off. Would disable NG code even Juzo somehow figure it out. I think Kirgiri is smarter than Juzo being detective and all. Overall this episode is pretty good.,I know Its cliffhanger. Which will continue on Kibou side. I am not sure why are people are so dissapointed, I am quite please with this episode. Seeing Munakata Becoming badass and his love for my Belove Chisa makes me happy haha^^. I just hope Kodaka don t kill Munakata It be waste after all build up on his character. Asahina I don t know If she live or dead .But her chances are pretty low,Considering how brainwash soldiers try to gun down Munakata. I think They use Asahina as hostage against Naegi or kill her In front of him or kill her outright. Yeah I agree that Tengan reason are pretty lame to Kill everyone In Future foundation just to push Mitarai to do hope video. I think It also because he think, Future foundation members can t be help anymore. As He think they always keep fighting each other and are not part of his plan to restore hope to the world. theres alot of ambiguity to things, but frankly leaving kirigiri out of the death montage seemed suspicious as shit as to her being alive. They should of revealed it by now if they were going to do it but i bet you its for a reason as dumb as "well the final episodes of both arcs are meant to be downer endings where all hope is lost so hope arc will be the uplifting part". but ultimately they just kind of fucked the pacing unless hope arc really does wind up being the 40 minute special it needs to be. We will see in a few days but while im accepting that shes dead just not to get my hopes up, i really deep down dont buy her dying until the show ends for good. We'll find out for sure in 2 days anyway, so we'll see if i eat shit or not soon. HyperL said: this is how ive been since about episode 9, i just want an end to the ambiguity and see it through to the end.AAAAAAJKADJHJDFGHLDZFID...I can't wait Hope-hen, and the funny part is that it's not even because of hype...I just want to see how everything will turn out as soon as possible... Maybe this was their true plan...Makes us eager to watch the final episode out of worry... |
JizzyHitlerSep 27, 2016 11:22 AM
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Sep 27, 2016 11:19 AM
#202
Loogs said: ]It makes a lot of sense why he did what he did when you consider his status in society, as well as Japanese society itself. He didn't just lie to Munakata about Junko to avoid romantic awkwardness, but also because Japan is still pretty backwards about these matters. Homosexuality tends to not be seen as "masculine", while Juzo, a public figure, is the very image of masculinity. Being outed could potentially (just potentially, but the possibility is terrifying to him) lose not only Munakata's respect, which already means the world to him, but also the world itself's. What he did wasn't smart or right, but it was human. In the end, he's a very flawed but very human character. Junko was able to use this against him because that's what she does. I'm sure a better show would've been able to pull this off in a more compelling way, but for what it is I think DR3 pulled off Juzo's storyline very well. I think you're thinking too much into the possible effects of him saying otherwise (then again, I'm practically no better), but in any case, while keeping the sort of secret is understandable, I have major doubts that any of those negative things would have ever happened to him (especially in the world of Danganronpa) due to being that very reliable and well-respected important figure, especially regarding Munakata, one of his closest friends, and especially when comparing that decision to handling such a dangerous figure like Junko that both Munakata and even Juzo himself knew the capabilities she had. It should be clear as to what to choose over the other. And this is just me (since characters can be viewed as humanistic or not in numerous ways, though most are rather subjective), but I don't really find him humanistic, nor many of the characters in DR in many instances. |
Sep 27, 2016 11:32 AM
#203
Beth_Masey said: Loogs said: ]It makes a lot of sense why he did what he did when you consider his status in society, as well as Japanese society itself. He didn't just lie to Munakata about Junko to avoid romantic awkwardness, but also because Japan is still pretty backwards about these matters. Homosexuality tends to not be seen as "masculine", while Juzo, a public figure, is the very image of masculinity. Being outed could potentially (just potentially, but the possibility is terrifying to him) lose not only Munakata's respect, which already means the world to him, but also the world itself's. What he did wasn't smart or right, but it was human. In the end, he's a very flawed but very human character. Junko was able to use this against him because that's what she does. I'm sure a better show would've been able to pull this off in a more compelling way, but for what it is I think DR3 pulled off Juzo's storyline very well. I think you're thinking too much into the possible effects of him saying otherwise (then again, I'm practically no better), but in any case, while keeping the sort of secret is understandable, I have major doubts that any of those negative things would have ever happened to him (especially in the world of Danganronpa) due to being that very reliable and well-respected important figure, especially regarding Munakata, one of his closest friends, and especially when comparing that decision to handling such a dangerous figure like Junko that both Munakata and even Juzo himself knew the capabilities she had. It should be clear as to what to choose over the other. And this is just me (since characters can be viewed as humanistic or not in numerous ways, though most are rather subjective), but I don't really find him humanistic, nor many of the characters in DR in many instances. I may be reading too much into it, sure, but that's only because there's something to read into. I'll admit it's also easy for me because I can relate to Juzo, to an extent. I can see why he chose to do what he did, which even he didn't think was the right thing to do. Like, it's really clear that he wasn't exactly brimming with confidence over his choice in Despair 11. But the thing is, we can't know what would've happened. We never will know what happened. All that we know is what Juzo was afraid would happen, and that's not something he was prepared to risk. You can doubt it all you want, but his actions make it clear that what I described was a real possibility. There's of course also the possibility that he would've been accepted just fine, which I think only adds to the tragedy. |
Sep 27, 2016 12:01 PM
#204
I am probably beating a dead horse here to an already answered question, but is the next episode REALLY just 20 minutes? Like even if it doesnt make it to that 40 minute mark is it even possible to see it maybe cut advertisement time to make it around 26 or something. I am genuinely pretty pissed they wasted time on that metaphorical theater when we are so tight on time for all these plotpoints especially cause im fully convinced they only did it just so nothing hopeful would happen this episode. |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Sep 27, 2016 12:10 PM
#205
JizzyHitler said: I am probably beating a dead horse here to an already answered question, but is the next episode REALLY just 20 minutes? Like even if it doesnt make it to that 40 minute mark is it even possible to see it maybe cut advertisement time to make it around 26 or something. I am genuinely pretty pissed they wasted time on that metaphorical theater when we are so tight on time for all these plotpoints especially cause im fully convinced they only did it just so nothing hopeful would happen this episode. I'm also worried about it...There's no way they can take care of everything in just more 20 minutes...It needs MOAR time... |
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Sep 27, 2016 12:18 PM
#206
HyperL said: It really depends on what they will pull the next episode. Like if we do a kirigiri is alive reveal then we might barely be fitting it in, if we do a 16th participant reveal then we sure as fuck dont have enough time, if we do both then the episode is fucked beyond repair. If they do neither though then the entire episode will basically be left to hinata and naegi taking mitarai down which would just lead to alot of unanswered questions about things especially how exactly the NG codes worked and who the fuck transported them all to the lower floor. Like i really think as unlikely as it is to be shown this late that there needs to be a reveal of someone who helped tengan out to do all this. Like was hagakure really considered to be on the survivor count this whole time? Cause apparently kodaka said he wasnt back when episode 1 screened but that could always be a mistranslation. Personally i feel like a 16th participant would answer so many questions as well as make tengan's plan more sound since he could of had the 16th looking after mitarai to make sure he didnt die, as well as answer who was handling the NG codes and so forth.JizzyHitler said: I am probably beating a dead horse here to an already answered question, but is the next episode REALLY just 20 minutes? Like even if it doesnt make it to that 40 minute mark is it even possible to see it maybe cut advertisement time to make it around 26 or something. I am genuinely pretty pissed they wasted time on that metaphorical theater when we are so tight on time for all these plotpoints especially cause im fully convinced they only did it just so nothing hopeful would happen this episode. I'm also worried about it...There's no way they can take care of everything in just more 20 minutes...It needs MOAR time... This really needs more details given to make the plot kind of salvage itself but not only am i worried they wont even do it im worried that even if they do it there wont be enough time. I fully blame kishi seiji for this cause that guy cant do pacing. |
JizzyHitlerSep 27, 2016 12:29 PM
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Sep 27, 2016 12:33 PM
#207
I can see a twist coming like: They stop Mitarai from uploading the video. After that he realizes, that by some mistake he would be broadcasting the game´s video or any other despair-inducing video. I´m just sure, that how the things are looking now aren´t right. The video where Tengan admits that he´s the mastermind is weird too. Firstly he acts in a weird half-assed way, maybe someone modified the voice. But I find the fact that he had time to prepare a video for Mitarai, but didn´t have time to take Ryota out of the vicinity of the game and make a spectator from him as he originally planned weird. If he didn´t count with Ryota coming to the game he should´ve had one less bangle prepared ... I guess the creators aren´t taking logic seriously there or just didn´t think it through. I wonder if Monaca told something to Ryota to make him going to FF headquarters and putting a dent in Tengan´s plan, this or Tengan wasn´t really serious about preparing his plan. And one thing´s clear: There is a despair alive who we don ´t know about, or Junko planned this out before her death. It´s because Chisa was acting under the effect of hypnosis when she gave Tengen the brainwashing videos, that means someone gave her those instructions. I´m still rooting for the Ryota-animation theory though. |
Sep 27, 2016 12:52 PM
#208
Sep 27, 2016 12:57 PM
#209
kacaj said: I can see a twist coming like: They stop Mitarai from uploading the video. After that he realizes, that by some mistake he would be broadcasting the game´s video or any other despair-inducing video. I´m just sure, that how the things are looking now aren´t right. The video where Tengan admits that he´s the mastermind is weird too. Firstly he acts in a weird half-assed way, maybe someone modified the voice. But I find the fact that he had time to prepare a video for Mitarai, but didn´t have time to take Ryota out of the vicinity of the game and make a spectator from him as he originally planned weird. If he didn´t count with Ryota coming to the game he should´ve had one less bangle prepared ... I guess the creators aren´t taking logic seriously there or just didn´t think it through. No offense but I think youre kind to missing a portion of the episode, the video was so half assed cause tengan was pretending to be a despair to trick mitarai into thinking despair is so powerful it got to not only the participant but tengan himself so that it would push mitarai over the edge to brainwash all of humanity as a solution. Tengan didnt account for mitarai to ever show up and that was a fault of his plan but he really kind of just got what he wants at the current moment. The hope video cant be tampered with cause mitarai is the one who made it and is the only one who has it. I dont think there will be any last minute twists unless they pull a 16th participant twist like i really think they should cause it'd explain alot of questions that will otherwise be plotholes. |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Sep 27, 2016 3:58 PM
#210
Here's to a happy ending full of hope |
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Sep 27, 2016 4:42 PM
#211
Finale felt a bit mediocre. Personally I preferred Despair over this but I still liked this more than last season. Honestly I don't think they'll ever quite reach the game's level, but it's not too bad. |
Sep 27, 2016 4:42 PM
#212
cant really blame mitarai but still I'm triggered by him why order the soldier to kill and damn hinata just pounded some asses really hope kirigiri is still alive |
Sep 27, 2016 4:46 PM
#213
Man, so Kirigiri really is dead? Damn.. Well honestly, they did a poor job of killing her off because I usually have tears when my favorite character dies.. Oh well. Overall, I was going to give it an 8 but now I give it a 7. The whole "brainwashing" videos and stuff is a bit too much, like seriously.. That seems like the easy way out. And now Mitarai is going to brainwash the entire world with a hope video? Get out. That sounds pretty stupid in my opinion. So the whole killing game was just to get Mitarai to broadcast that video hey.. How lame. Overall: 7/10 |
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Sep 27, 2016 5:50 PM
#214
Gem said: you might want to wait till hope arc before saying this. Ogata kind of teased she might be alive and her being left out of the death montage is suspicious to put it lightly.Man, so Kirigiri really is dead? Damn.. Well honestly, they did a poor job of killing her off because I usually have tears when my favorite character dies.. Oh well. |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Sep 27, 2016 6:38 PM
#215
Angry_Always said: MightyM16 said: Angry_Always said: Loogs said: Angry_Always said: Loogs said: SH4kun said: It gave us Juzo and Munakata, though. But yeah, besides those two and expanding the Despair sisters giving them more screentime, the conclusion is pretty awful. Juzo is the one good thing this added to DR canon. You... you're kidding, right? Juzo? The fuck up who fucked up for a selfish as shit reason, then wanted to kill the hero for not fucking up, then fucked up some more and nearly killed more heroes before having a "redeeming" death? He's the one good thing? He actually had a well written arc, so yeah. I'd say it COULD have been good. I'm not against asshole characters getting arcs that explain their behavior, that's cool and offers a fresh perspective of the character. However, his, isn't what I'd call well written. Allowing an obviously disturbed mastermind brainwash hundreds and go about her plans just so your crush on your friend won't be revealed? How old is he again? Also, his anger against Naegi was totally unjust and unreasonable. Maybe he realized this, which is why he talked about it to Naegi, and admittedly I liked him after he beat Hinata but explained he was doing it to keep Hinata safe (his after effects notwithstanding) but his asshole actions in the beginning and childish mistakes later on made him, in my opinion, an inconsistent and immature character. He is meant to be an asshole and you are given reasons to understand why he is like that, so yeah he has a well writen character arc even if he didn't turn out to be likable for you Junko used his weakness against him, just like Mondo's weakness caused him to kill Chihiro in DR1, here Juzo ended up helping Junko in her plans It's not about him being likable to me. I don't like Ruruka but I feel she was given a good character arc. Juzo went from hardheaded and loyal to doting and insecure and then placed the blame on another like a child. I saw him as gruff, uncaring and level headed, not one I liked but that's who he was. His character just became full of holes later on in both respective series. Simply put, Juzo isn't a nice person, he had a personal vendetta against Junko because of what she put him through and he wanted that, he got pissed with Naegi because he took that vendetta away from him. His actions are understandable once you understand his conflict in general, his weakness, that is, what he feels for his best friend IMO he had one of the stronger character arcs in DR3 Gem said: Man, so Kirigiri really is dead? Damn.. Well honestly, they did a poor job of killing her off because I usually have tears when my favorite character dies.. Oh well. Overall, I was going to give it an 8 but now I give it a 7. The whole "brainwashing" videos and stuff is a bit too much, like seriously.. That seems like the easy way out. And now Mitarai is going to brainwash the entire world with a hope video? Get out. That sounds pretty stupid in my opinion. So the whole killing game was just to get Mitarai to broadcast that video hey.. How lame. Overall: 7/10 It isn't a easy way out because it isn't a way out, it's also awfully destructive and extreme method, which is why Mitarai didn't want to broadcast it |
Sep 27, 2016 7:32 PM
#216
I'll be honest, even if i come off as a super waifufag saying this, but ill forgive alot of the show's messy final bits if kirigiri actually has a good comeback, her death slowly started to feel more and more cheap after it went on but i can honestly forgive it if her whole deal was to fool mitarai/possible 16th as well as the audience by doing it. I just think it might be a bit too late to really pull it off well. fucking kishi seiji cant doing finale's at all, he always does this where he forces ever plotpoint to get resolved last minute causing a mess of pacing. |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Sep 27, 2016 8:15 PM
#217
kawaii-despair said: Ok did I miss something? So Mitarai wasn't supposed to be in this killing game and Tengan made all of this so Mitarai could use his hope brainwashing video. And Mitarai's forbidden action was "use your talent". Who chose these forbidden actions? If it was Tengan then isn't it kinda contradictory? Here's how I saw this: Tengan did make all of this to force Mitarai to use the hope video. As Makoto explained in the episode, Tengan's initial plan was to broadcast the killing game so Mitarai could watch from the outside and feel enough despair to feel the need to use the hope video, hence why Monokuma stated that the killing game would be broadcasted since that was what was supposed to happen. However when Mitarai turned up unannounced at the meeting, Tengan had to change his plans since kicking Mitarai out would just make it seem like Mitarai was the mastermind. So Tengan kept Mitarai in the game but probably decided to have him watch everyone kill each other so Mitarai would feel like using the hope video was a necessity since he would be reluctant to use it otherwise considering his prior experiences with brainwashing videos in the Despair arc. So Tengan made Mitarai's forbidden action to be using his talent so Mitarai would be forced to watch all these people kill each other and feel like he couldn't help with stopping it so when those bangles did eventually come off, Mitarai would feel like he would finally be able to help by using that hope video to get rid of despair since he would feel like it was a necessity after all of the despair he experienced in the killing game. So it would make sense that Tengan would make Mitarai's forbidden action using his talent. I hope this whole explanation makes sense. |
Sep 27, 2016 8:18 PM
#218
I was feeling mildly disappointed by this episode until I realized that was Hajime/Izuru at the end. Top that off with the news that Kibou-hen will be an hour long, and I'm absolutely on the edge of my seat for Thursday. Edit: The episode was still lackluster, but I have high hopes for the finale. |
PhendrusSep 27, 2016 9:17 PM
Important Note: I no longer - in any way, shape, or form - consider myself a moral nihilist (even in my old, convoluted definition of the term). I very much do believe there is such a thing as objective good and evil. In addition, I apologize for any of the posts I've made that are rude, aggressive, or otherwise unbecoming. I've always striven to walk a path befitting a follower of Christ, and now recognize some of my old comments here as misguided if not outright wrong. If you happen upon them, pray do not let them darken your view of the God I serve. He is kind, even if I, at times, have not been. |
Sep 27, 2016 8:23 PM
#219
The ending of zetsobou-hen made watch this episode in hope there was some new information that wasn't added, which is true, but I am very confused now and altough it is a complaint, I am mostly looking for an explanation. Tengan's reasons are not such an issue for me, but his plan is: The point is, by killing and destroying the very ones that created the future foundation and it's ideals, he wants to induce Mitarai to use the hope brainwash. But why the plan needs Mitarai? Can't he kill kim and broadcast the thing himself? Tengan has wasted all his efforts to attack the building, hack it's computers, camouflage and entire undeground base, and his plan is doomed the moment Mitarai entered the building. Even taking this in consideration he doesn't kill the members in the first place and creates a killing game. WHY? He just created a situation where they can escape and, most probably, stop his plan. Look the brainwash thing is fine until it is overused, this new brainwash of hope we just learned about changes basically everything. When did Mitarai create such a thing? Imagine how many deaths, destruction and suffering could have been avoided if such device was used by the foundation. Speaking of which, why didn't the foundation tought about that before? They have all the resources to invest in a much better hope brainwash-despair treatment-thing, isn't what Naegi was trying to do with the remants in the first place? In the long term this is better than playing catch the terrorist which they have been doing until now. Overall I could say that the killing game, the most important aspect of the show, lost it's purpose, because it's presence seems to me useless. I would be glad if someone tried to answer my questions. |
Sep 27, 2016 8:23 PM
#220
GosuGian said: Lackluster ending 7/10 It's not an ending. Why do people keep on saying that it's an ending? It freaking leaves off on a cliffhanger stating that it would be continued on Side Hope. |
Sep 27, 2016 8:33 PM
#221
It just occurred to me: If Ryota's brainwashing videos are so all-powerful, how the heck did Hina go back to normal so easily? |
Important Note: I no longer - in any way, shape, or form - consider myself a moral nihilist (even in my old, convoluted definition of the term). I very much do believe there is such a thing as objective good and evil. In addition, I apologize for any of the posts I've made that are rude, aggressive, or otherwise unbecoming. I've always striven to walk a path befitting a follower of Christ, and now recognize some of my old comments here as misguided if not outright wrong. If you happen upon them, pray do not let them darken your view of the God I serve. He is kind, even if I, at times, have not been. |
Sep 27, 2016 8:35 PM
#222
nobody199 said: The ending of zetsobou-hen made watch this episode in hope there was some new information that wasn't added, which is true, but I am very confused now and altough it is a complaint, I am mostly looking for an explanation. Tengan's reasons are not such an issue for me, but his plan is: The point is, by killing and destroying the very ones that created the future foundation and it's ideals, he wants to induce Mitarai to use the hope brainwash. But why the plan needs Mitarai? Can't he kill kim and broadcast the thing himself? Tengan has wasted all his efforts to attack the building, hack it's computers, camouflage and entire undeground base, and his plan is doomed the moment Mitarai entered the building. Even taking this in consideration he doesn't kill the members in the first place and creates a killing game. WHY? He just created a situation where they can escape and, most probably, stop his plan. Look the brainwash thing is fine until it is overused, this new brainwash of hope we just learned about changes basically everything. When did Mitarai create such a thing? Imagine how many deaths, destruction and suffering could have been avoided if such device was used by the foundation. Speaking of which, why didn't the foundation tought about that before? They have all the resources to invest in a much better hope brainwash-despair treatment-thing, isn't what Naegi was trying to do with the remants in the first place? In the long term this is better than playing catch the terrorist which they have been doing until now. Overall I could say that the killing game, the most important aspect of the show, lost it's purpose, because it's presence seems to me useless. I would be glad if someone tried to answer my questions. - Tengan not only wants Mitarai use the brainwash video, but also he needs a successor, who shares same idealism with him. the leader that will guide humanity in the world of hope. that's why he wants Mitarai to live - I think future foundation didn't know about brainwashing video thing. only few people knows about it like Yukizome, Tengan, Mitarai, and maybe Gekkogahara. and the other member didn't know anything about it, not even Munakata |
Sep 27, 2016 8:40 PM
#223
Phendrus said: It just occurred to me: If Ryota's brainwashing videos are so all-powerful, how the heck did Hina go back to normal so easily? the video is actually 30 minutes long. i guess you have to watch it for 30 minutes to compelete the brainwash process Asahina only watching that video for 2 seconds. maybe the longer you watch it the effect also will be stronger |
Sep 27, 2016 8:56 PM
#224
nobody199 said: The ending of zetsobou-hen made watch this episode in hope there was some new information that wasn't added, which is true, but I am very confused now and altough it is a complaint, I am mostly looking for an explanation. Tengan's reasons are not such an issue for me, but his plan is: The point is, by killing and destroying the very ones that created the future foundation and it's ideals, he wants to induce Mitarai to use the hope brainwash. But why the plan needs Mitarai? Can't he kill kim and broadcast the thing himself? Tengan has wasted all his efforts to attack the building, hack it's computers, camouflage and entire undeground base, and his plan is doomed the moment Mitarai entered the building. Even taking this in consideration he doesn't kill the members in the first place and creates a killing game. WHY? He just created a situation where they can escape and, most probably, stop his plan. Look the brainwash thing is fine until it is overused, this new brainwash of hope we just learned about changes basically everything. When did Mitarai create such a thing? Imagine how many deaths, destruction and suffering could have been avoided if such device was used by the foundation. Speaking of which, why didn't the foundation tought about that before? They have all the resources to invest in a much better hope brainwash-despair treatment-thing, isn't what Naegi was trying to do with the remants in the first place? In the long term this is better than playing catch the terrorist which they have been doing until now. Overall I could say that the killing game, the most important aspect of the show, lost it's purpose, because it's presence seems to me useless. I would be glad if someone tried to answer my questions. Maybe Tengan wasn't sure if Mitarai even had such a video. I mean, why would Mitarai tell him he made a hope video? He probably set up the killing game to at least get Mitarai to make a hope video if he didn't already have one. Tengan probably figured that he would have to take drastic measures to actually convince Mitarai to use the video because he probably wouldn't be too eager to use it. Hence why Tengan set up the killing game. I'm pretty sure if Mitarai saw all of the Future Foundation members dying off one by one, he'd consider the hope video a necessity to use to get rid of the despair because he would feel like it was a last resort. This is how the killing game was relevant. As for when Mitarai made this video, he probably had it made a while back but was reluctant to use it because of the role his talent played in creating the Tragedy. He probably just made it as a sort of last resort. As for using the video, I don't think Future Foundation would have agreed to using it considering it's essentially brainwashing, which is what fucked up the world in the first place. Also, you have to remember that Mitarai has had bad experiences with brainwashing videos so it wouldn't make sense for him to spill the beans to Future Foundation anyways. Besides, that video is EXTREMELY unethical. I mean, taking away a part of someone's emotions? I don't know why anyone would think about using it. |
Sep 27, 2016 9:05 PM
#225
mat619 said: Phendrus said: It just occurred to me: If Ryota's brainwashing videos are so all-powerful, how the heck did Hina go back to normal so easily? the video is actually 30 minutes long. i guess you have to watch it for 30 minutes to compelete the brainwash process Asahina only watching that video for 2 seconds. maybe the longer you watch it the effect also will be stronger Ahhhhh. I thought the "30 min" bit was a countdown until the broadcast, and that the part showing Monaca, Komaru, etc. watching it was a flash-forward of sorts. What you said makes more sense. Unrelated: Did this episode remind anyone else of The World Ends With You? Tengan's plan to turn everyone into hope zombies reminded me of when Megumi Kitaniji used the O-pins to turn the entirety of Shibuya into mindless, chanting harbingers of his "paradise." They both had mindless servants trying to stop the protagonists (Ryota's brainwashed FF members, Megumi's brainwashed reapers,) they both were trying to "save" the world, they both tricked someone else into setting up the brainwashing for them, and they were both running death games. I'm not saying it's exactly the same, by any stretch, and I honestly doubt it's on purpose, but I couldn't help but notice the similarities. "To right the countless wrongs of our day, we shine this light of true redemption, that this place may become as paradise. What a wonderful world such would be..." Sounds a lot like Tengan and Ryota's mindset at the moment, if you ask me. |
PhendrusSep 27, 2016 9:18 PM
Important Note: I no longer - in any way, shape, or form - consider myself a moral nihilist (even in my old, convoluted definition of the term). I very much do believe there is such a thing as objective good and evil. In addition, I apologize for any of the posts I've made that are rude, aggressive, or otherwise unbecoming. I've always striven to walk a path befitting a follower of Christ, and now recognize some of my old comments here as misguided if not outright wrong. If you happen upon them, pray do not let them darken your view of the God I serve. He is kind, even if I, at times, have not been. |
Sep 28, 2016 1:30 AM
#226
So why wouldn't Tengan do what a normal person would do? You know... ask. |
Sep 28, 2016 1:46 AM
#227
DimDito said: So why wouldn't Tengan do what a normal person would do? You know... ask. Because there's no way Mitarai would have said yes if Tengan asked. First, he's had horrible traumatizing eperiences with brainwashing videos in the past. Second, the video takes away a person's free will and part of their emotions so that's why Mitarai was so hesitant on using it, as he stated at the beginning of the episode. He only felt it necessary to use after the killing game because after watching the Future Foundation members commit suicide and kill each other, he felt that despair must be eliminated from everywhere. |
Sep 28, 2016 3:07 AM
#228
I don't think brainwashing for hope will help... hopefully everything will be better in the finale. |
Sep 28, 2016 5:04 AM
#229
Beth_Masey said: Loogs said: ]It makes a lot of sense why he did what he did when you consider his status in society, as well as Japanese society itself. He didn't just lie to Munakata about Junko to avoid romantic awkwardness, but also because Japan is still pretty backwards about these matters. Homosexuality tends to not be seen as "masculine", while Juzo, a public figure, is the very image of masculinity. Being outed could potentially (just potentially, but the possibility is terrifying to him) lose not only Munakata's respect, which already means the world to him, but also the world itself's. What he did wasn't smart or right, but it was human. In the end, he's a very flawed but very human character. Junko was able to use this against him because that's what she does. I'm sure a better show would've been able to pull this off in a more compelling way, but for what it is I think DR3 pulled off Juzo's storyline very well. I think you're thinking too much into the possible effects of him saying otherwise (then again, I'm practically no better), but in any case, while keeping the sort of secret is understandable, I have major doubts that any of those negative things would have ever happened to him (especially in the world of Danganronpa) due to being that very reliable and well-respected important figure, especially regarding Munakata, one of his closest friends, and especially when comparing that decision to handling such a dangerous figure like Junko that both Munakata and even Juzo himself knew the capabilities she had. It should be clear as to what to choose over the other. Agreed. His decision seemed incredibly dumb to me, and his character arc was rather silly and lackluster to me as a whole. katzdragons said: GosuGian said: Lackluster ending 7/10 It's not an ending. Why do people keep on saying that it's an ending? It freaking leaves off on a cliffhanger stating that it would be continued on Side Hope. Because it nonetheless IS an ending for Side Future. That should be obvious else it would have kept going on this side of the anime. Chill. |
Sep 28, 2016 6:44 AM
#230
HajiZuru destroyer appears! Well I gave mirai-hen 5/10 .It had boring conclusion, it was horribly rushed, and had boring characters that were all killed anyway. Waiting for Kibou-hen, I HOPE that it will be somewhat better than mirai-hen. |
Sep 28, 2016 6:57 AM
#231
It says in first ep, there are 16 participants. Are these numbers was sett by tengan or by the studio? If it was kazuo's, so he predicted there are 16 participants including hakagure and excluding mitarai. Tengan was surprised that mitarai was joining the game. So tengan might switch a bracelet which supposed to be hakagure's. |
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Sep 28, 2016 7:43 AM
#232
...wow. Now I remember why I didn't like the first season even though I was really entertained. Not because of the pink blood. But because of how it ended. They were killing each other, students who somehow lost their memories and when it ended they revealed that everything was because of the most ridiculous, unbelievable shit ever, desfuckingpair. Like it's a virus or something. Seriously it was so ridiculous it changed my entire understanding of what the show was really about. 12 episodes of awesome, thrilling and intense horror and it was ruined at the end, because of despair. And the whole world is in chaos because of it. Like a zombie-apocalypse. AND THEN THEY FUCKING DID IT again in this season. Video that makes people a remnant of despair? Video that brain-washes people and give them false hope that will be broadcasted to the whole world? The fuck is this Uchiha Madara shit? I'm so fucking disappointed. And that Enoshima appearance in the end what's that supposed to mean. haha these "plot-twist" is just so bad.. so bad. I don't know what's gonna happen in the hope side but I'm not expecting anything. |
Sep 28, 2016 7:51 AM
#233
PrimeX said: And that Enoshima appearance in the end what's that supposed to mean. Not really meant anything except breaking the fourth wall and explaining or retelling why the events transpired, really. I suppose that's there for anyone who is confused, but that's pretty much it. As she said herself, they're dead anyway. |
Sep 28, 2016 8:17 AM
#234
DIRECTOR: What can we do to make brainwashing more effective? WRITER: MAAAAWWWRRRR BBBBRRRAAAINWASHING!!!! Welp. At least Hinata/Izuru is sure to come back in Hope Arc. I've decided to lower both Zetsubou and Mirai's score to 6. Such a disappointment. After Hope, I'll wait for the PC release of the New Danganronpa 3 to brainwash myself. |
RyuugamonoSep 28, 2016 8:26 AM
All people have their own sh*t tastes, therefore, there are no sh*t tastes, since everything is equally sh*t. A VERY LOGICAL PHILOSOPHY |
Sep 28, 2016 8:27 AM
#235
So who sent those ships to jabberwock island? Tengan? Munakata? 16th participant? Hopefully they answer all those questions in last episode. |
Sep 28, 2016 8:44 AM
#236
Junko's statement in the final episode of Despair Arc about a world were you try to completely eliminate despair is a despairful world actually fits this episode. Tengan out of desperation and weariness decided to just say Fuck Human Rights and Human Essence. I can't believe Chisa managed to manipulate him to go to the point that they'd brainwash the world with Mitarai's anime. Everything was setup just to push Mitarai off the edge WTF. That was pretty lackluster. So Izuru bitchslapped the entire fleet alone and made his way to the base to stop Mitarai wow. Mitarai views hope as nothing ever happening. That is worst than Infinite Tsukoyumi or Emperor Charles Vi Brittania's everlasting world without lies. |
Sep 28, 2016 9:24 AM
#237
Haaaaah! Oh, you, Tengan, my sweet little troll! Gonna post my impressions and questions of this episode based on possibly non-official subs, so feel free to correct me. Anyways, i'm still confused with the whole thing. Naegi's explanations in both situations (how the killings happened and Tengan's actions) doesn't completely convince me. Not sure if it is a problem with the production/direction of the story or if this was intended to be a way to deceive us from the truth that should be reveleaed on Kibou. The main question that has been even made since the beggining of this thread was: How come Tengan wasn't expecting Mitarai to come? Naegi even says there is the possibility that he wasn't invited. And that meeting was supposed to be a secret one. So then, who invited Mitarai? Tengan must definitely had some involvement in the making of this killing game. Kirigiri comments (in ep. 3) how he didn't seem that worried. Gonna continue later. Have several a few chores pending. |
Sep 28, 2016 9:41 AM
#238
4Dissinity said: Beth_Masey said: Loogs said: ]It makes a lot of sense why he did what he did when you consider his status in society, as well as Japanese society itself. He didn't just lie to Munakata about Junko to avoid romantic awkwardness, but also because Japan is still pretty backwards about these matters. Homosexuality tends to not be seen as "masculine", while Juzo, a public figure, is the very image of masculinity. Being outed could potentially (just potentially, but the possibility is terrifying to him) lose not only Munakata's respect, which already means the world to him, but also the world itself's. What he did wasn't smart or right, but it was human. In the end, he's a very flawed but very human character. Junko was able to use this against him because that's what she does. I'm sure a better show would've been able to pull this off in a more compelling way, but for what it is I think DR3 pulled off Juzo's storyline very well. I think you're thinking too much into the possible effects of him saying otherwise (then again, I'm practically no better), but in any case, while keeping the sort of secret is understandable, I have major doubts that any of those negative things would have ever happened to him (especially in the world of Danganronpa) due to being that very reliable and well-respected important figure, especially regarding Munakata, one of his closest friends, and especially when comparing that decision to handling such a dangerous figure like Junko that both Munakata and even Juzo himself knew the capabilities she had. It should be clear as to what to choose over the other. Agreed. His decision seemed incredibly dumb to me, and his character arc was rather silly and lackluster to me as a whole. katzdragons said: GosuGian said: Lackluster ending 7/10 It's not an ending. Why do people keep on saying that it's an ending? It freaking leaves off on a cliffhanger stating that it would be continued on Side Hope. Because it nonetheless IS an ending for Side Future. That should be obvious else it would have kept going on this side of the anime. Chill. But I don't understand why people are complaining about things not being explained in this episode when the story's not even over yet. That doesn't make any sense to me. |
Sep 28, 2016 11:38 AM
#239
Um-- the score is now below 8? o-oa Seriously I didn't find something disappointing on these two series. Actually, I'm enjoyed since finally know how this both anime connecting each other. As for me, both of them are 8 for an amazing storyline XD |
Sep 28, 2016 12:05 PM
#240
Mediocre episode in my opinion, it feels rushed and many things don't make sense. Tengan's plan was half-assed and nonsensical. Ratings are gonna plummet lol. Anyway, we'll see I suppose. |
Sep 28, 2016 12:38 PM
#241
Great episode! I'm really looking forward to the actual ending. |
Sep 28, 2016 12:39 PM
#242
Tengan wasn't despair. Did you forget his NG code already? He can't answer a question with a lie. Munakata asked hm if he was despair, and he said no. The NG code didn't activate cause he was not despair. Makoto was right. And the 16th participant is Hagakure. He is in the opening after all. |
DashingfellaSep 28, 2016 12:54 PM
Sep 28, 2016 1:24 PM
#243
Nyshade said: Mediocre episode in my opinion, it feels rushed and many things don't make sense. Tengan's plan was half-assed and nonsensical. Ratings are gonna plummet lol. Anyway, we'll see I suppose. It's not really nonsensical. What are you confused about? |
Sep 28, 2016 2:26 PM
#244
Dashingfella said: Tengan wasn't despair. Did you forget his NG code already? He can't answer a question with a lie. Munakata asked hm if he was despair, and he said no. The NG code didn't activate cause he was not despair. Makoto was right. And the 16th participant is Hagakure. He is in the opening after all. Hagakure never was inside nor did he have one of those bracelet things with the NG code that show that you're part of the game. |
Sep 28, 2016 2:28 PM
#245
NOOOOOOOOO! Danganronpa Mirai-hen left the 8.00 mark...It's all ruined now... At least Zetsubou-hen is still up there... I wonder if Kibou-Hen will somehow make Mirai-hen above 7.99 again... |
You are not your body, you are your brain, the "self" that emerges from within it. |
Sep 28, 2016 3:32 PM
#246
I am not sure about the truth behind this information. But it seems like Kibo-hen will be around 30 minutes long. |
Sep 28, 2016 4:04 PM
#247
katzdragons said: nobody199 said: The ending of zetsobou-hen made watch this episode in hope there was some new information that wasn't added, which is true, but I am very confused now and altough it is a complaint, I am mostly looking for an explanation. Tengan's reasons are not such an issue for me, but his plan is: The point is, by killing and destroying the very ones that created the future foundation and it's ideals, he wants to induce Mitarai to use the hope brainwash. But why the plan needs Mitarai? Can't he kill kim and broadcast the thing himself? Tengan has wasted all his efforts to attack the building, hack it's computers, camouflage and entire undeground base, and his plan is doomed the moment Mitarai entered the building. Even taking this in consideration he doesn't kill the members in the first place and creates a killing game. WHY? He just created a situation where they can escape and, most probably, stop his plan. Look the brainwash thing is fine until it is overused, this new brainwash of hope we just learned about changes basically everything. When did Mitarai create such a thing? Imagine how many deaths, destruction and suffering could have been avoided if such device was used by the foundation. Speaking of which, why didn't the foundation tought about that before? They have all the resources to invest in a much better hope brainwash-despair treatment-thing, isn't what Naegi was trying to do with the remants in the first place? In the long term this is better than playing catch the terrorist which they have been doing until now. Overall I could say that the killing game, the most important aspect of the show, lost it's purpose, because it's presence seems to me useless. I would be glad if someone tried to answer my questions. Maybe Tengan wasn't sure if Mitarai even had such a video. I mean, why would Mitarai tell him he made a hope video? He probably set up the killing game to at least get Mitarai to make a hope video if he didn't already have one. Tengan probably figured that he would have to take drastic measures to actually convince Mitarai to use the video because he probably wouldn't be too eager to use it. Hence why Tengan set up the killing game. I'm pretty sure if Mitarai saw all of the Future Foundation members dying off one by one, he'd consider the hope video a necessity to use to get rid of the despair because he would feel like it was a last resort. This is how the killing game was relevant. As for when Mitarai made this video, he probably had it made a while back but was reluctant to use it because of the role his talent played in creating the Tragedy. He probably just made it as a sort of last resort. As for using the video, I don't think Future Foundation would have agreed to using it considering it's essentially brainwashing, which is what fucked up the world in the first place. Also, you have to remember that Mitarai has had bad experiences with brainwashing videos so it wouldn't make sense for him to spill the beans to Future Foundation anyways. Besides, that video is EXTREMELY unethical. I mean, taking away a part of someone's emotions? I don't know why anyone would think about using it. I am saying the use of hope brainwash as mean to revert the despair brainwash, I know nothing about brainwash but considering this is Danganronpa it isn't the most impossible thing. Mitarai obviously wants to be useful, so why not telling about the hope brainwash to the future foundation? Maybe they could use their resources to improve the brainwash. Of course it's unethical, but considering that Naegi's option takes too much time take effect and is prone to have obstacles I can see the most pragmatical members agreeing to such option. But that's okay, I could accept that Mitarai decided not to tell, but at one moment they must and did discover how people managed to become "infected" with despair( it was a brainwash) so they didn't think how conviniently that they have a guy with the skills to create a solution and revert it's effects? In the end it's not about Mitarai not agreeing, if Tengan is capable of killing those he calls precious people, why can't he threat Mitarai directly instead of creating a killing game to send that exact message? Tengan broadcast the video and kills Mitarai, the only person with the capabilities to revert the brainwash of hope. Why Mitarai needs to guide humanity? Aren't they with hope now? There will be no more conflict, so why a leader? There is no need for rules anymore mankind is friendly and free. |
Sep 28, 2016 4:47 PM
#248
Beth_Masey said: Dashingfella said: Tengan wasn't despair. Did you forget his NG code already? He can't answer a question with a lie. Munakata asked hm if he was despair, and he said no. The NG code didn't activate cause he was not despair. Makoto was right. And the 16th participant is Hagakure. He is in the opening after all. Hagakure never was inside nor did he have one of those bracelet things with the NG code that show that you're part of the game. Doesn't matter since the opening has him as part of the game. Monokuma even made a joke that the reason he is stuck outside is because nobody likes him. There is no mysterious 16th participant. If I am wrong about this on Thursday, then I will eat my shoe. |
Sep 28, 2016 4:49 PM
#249
HyperL said: NOOOOOOOOO! Danganronpa Mirai-hen left the 8.00 mark...It's all ruined now... At least Zetsubou-hen is still up there... I wonder if Kibou-Hen will somehow make Mirai-hen above 7.99 again... Why do people care so much about Myanimelist scores? They are fan scores, not real critics like rottentomatoes for.example. |
Sep 28, 2016 5:16 PM
#250
Dashingfella said: HyperL said: NOOOOOOOOO! Danganronpa Mirai-hen left the 8.00 mark...It's all ruined now... At least Zetsubou-hen is still up there... I wonder if Kibou-Hen will somehow make Mirai-hen above 7.99 again... Why do people care so much about Myanimelist scores? They are fan scores, not real critics like rottentomatoes for.example. Well, the answer to this question would be: because they represent the average opinion of the masses... I'm not one of those though...This case in particular is because the decrease just shows how many people were disappointed with it... |
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