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| wonder if those auza guys made the masks that Higan and family were using... if so, then there's a possibility that auza company is related to the murderous ninja clan? btw, im gettin nauseous from motion sickness, i hate the fights, the camera following them doing a loop movement it's just... 😵💫 so disorienting. Scarlet_wolf96 said: Even so, I'm increasingly curious about ninja techniques (I forget what it's called. Ninpo or whatever. My memory is very bad.) ah... it's called ninjutsu. I liked Higan's technique and the enemy cloned himself, it's like if naruto went actually dark in its fights 😎 Khalifla said: it's just great action/animation nothing more interesting agree, the torture was disappointing tho... Morris it's funny so there's that 😄 magical ninjas still being dull |
Berry-VodkaFeb 22, 9:17 PM
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| everything besides the fights still seems kinda uninteresting and wack to me, i dunno hope that changes |
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| Very entertaining. Similar vibes to Cyberpunk |
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| Clearly western inspired and aimed to, not only because of the similarities with John Wick, but also because of the soundtrack and well, for the weird combination of ninja techniques and Mission Imposible like technology. It's like a blockbuster rule of cool movie with a check list of things to have in anime, and I'm all for it for now. Oh, and I love the opening because I was just listening to Coldrain before I began watching this. |
CaptainKenshiroFeb 20, 4:35 AM
| Just fights without any depth. Animation is good, but it's not enough to make anime great. It's just like John Wick movies. |
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| Man the animation is awesome. This is like scifi anime John Wick. I just hope the story doesn't get too silly. |
It's only a passing thing, this shadow. Even darkness must pass. A new day will come. And when the sun shines it will shine out the clearer. |
| This episode was a downgrade to the first awesome episode's animation however it still goes well imo. Opening suits it well |
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Just fights without any depth. Animation is good, but it's not enough to make anime great. It's just like John Wick movies.
| @dzudoKing it's not enough to make anime great Not every anime in the existence has to be 10/10 masterpiece, if this one is solid 6.5-7/10, I am taking it. It's weird to look for phylosophical debates in adrenaline action anime, maybe look somewhere else- like Ergo Proxy or Serial Experiments Lain. Different series for different purposes, man, sometimes it's nice to watch something like SuperCrooks, Cyberpunk or said John Wick. |
| Ninja scyte was so cool |
| "The future is always blank. Only your willpower can leave footsteps there." "Ruling over death means ruling over life. Death is the climax of life. To have the best death, you must honor life." |
| Damn the action scenes are so all over the place and wild that it's hard not to love them. |
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| Well, new clues!!! Bloody episode!!! kekeke |
| Joe stabbed the dude multiple times and stuck four different knives into him before burning him alive. It's crazy how the guy didn't die from blood loss, but I don't think he'll survive from being burned alive. The episode itself was pretty good, and the fights are still insane to watch. |
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| Nahh this episode was GAS 🔥 It felt like 10 mins when the episode was over. |
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| This has a little similarity with Under Ninja with the animation just a bit leveled, but honestly I really like this one. (I also like the other one too, though) There are a lot of questions unanswered so looking forward to the next episode |
| MGoofy moment in the resturaunt The fight scenes were pretty good New ending I think? Pretty nice |
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| I expected only some utensils to break here and there but no way the whole restaurant just got blown up like that. Poor dude. |
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Nice , Dude Made That Delivery Guy A New Face .  |
| what a beautiful episode. At first it looks like an American series. their action was incredible, and there's a lot of ketchup. Well, the next opponent could be a woman!? |
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| I can hear Tsuda Kenjirou talking all day nonstop |
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| Damn he's really using the most hardcore methods burning that guy alive for his revenge, and of course the meeting with the investigator went wrong with these fake food deliveries guys all attacking him (getting destroyed though) but they EXPLODED the restaurant, this show is no joke |
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| The intense fight moments are worth vibing in this anime. |
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| The first lesson about torture is that it is unreliable, of little use and labour-intensive. If you have to resort to it, it means things are bad and have been for a long time. There are a number of non-violent or less violent techniques for extracting information from an object. It takes a lot of time and quality personnel but the information you get is much better. If you need to 'spill your guts', you are in a bad place and torture will not help. There is, of course, the option of intimidating groups of people that you compactly contain. Take the fastest one, break him physically and mentally, and then bring him back. It's a form of bravado. But if that's what it takes, see point one. You've got it bad. There is also the possibility of holding prisoners in difficult conditions, where you have to 'improvise' with methods of confinement. In other cases, I strongly advise against it. Action scenes are good, brutal, dynamic. The animation quality is good. It looks okay. There are nuances. Many scenes are strange. Quite strange. In comparison, something like "Jujutsu Kaisen" look much more coherent and internally less contradictory. Even the recent "Under Ninja", with all its austerity... It's not a question of realism but of the viewer's belief in what's going on. How well the author paints the picture of the story. |
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