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@holdingnothing I'm from Germany. Pretty common here as well just like in most other countries that aren't the U.S, to walk, take a train to kindergsrten and school by yourself and do errands etc, since we respect kids for being as intelligent as they actually are.
@Barbok Scale is also a big factor, there aren't many countries on the U.S.'s scale that subdivide into as many little micro countries like we do, so that complicates things. But then there's the sociological observation of population density and potential causation of increased crime barring particular boundaries, etc
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A lot of emotions that i feel in this episode. But really, the plot still so smooth and they are still doing great with the romance, drama and comedy. Im so bumped for the next episode
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I'm a little disappointed she got to "live" by being replicated. Now she'll never grow up, and it's a grey area if you can even call that life. For all practical biological purposes she's dead. for mental or daresay spiritual purposes she exists, but that existence is now limited. Also I feel like the episode kind of ended super abruptly but other than that I enjoyed it.
Dec 1, 12:48 AM

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Hirotoshi's not a bad dude, just a little weird. and Hopefully this whole experience will get him to turn his life around.
Dec 1, 7:12 AM

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I don't think the fat guy is a pedophile; he seems more like a socially disabled weirdo with no ulterior motives.
Dec 1, 11:24 AM

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I don't think the fat guy is a pedophile; he seems more like a socially disabled weirdo with no ulterior motives.
@DeidaraSanji Bro needs to get a trim and hit the gym, and not sit on playground benches - because right now he certainly looks the part even if it isn't true.
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Like Izumi, Mimori is content with the nokker being in her body. Fake Mimori can be the perfect daughter for Miyabi and the perfect little sister for Hirotoshi. The new species of nokkers aren't just going around taking bodies and animating them into zombies like in previous seasons; they are targeting the depressed and suicidal as if that's their idea of peaceful co-existence with humanity.

Definitely seeing themes that invoke A Silent Voice in this arc. Mimori let out cries for help, such as falling in the sports day, after seeing another mother tend to her injured child, but the mother prioritises her wealth and many boyfriends. Her final cry was when Miyabi took Hirotoshi's father on a vacation instead of going to the PT meeting, which was when the dormant nokker took over.

Bon suspects an ulterior motive. After seeing Hirotoshi take hit after hit for her sake as a ghost, she alone must make the decision to live. Bon blocking Fushi from interfering with that arm movement was so cool.

Not even Fushi with the sword can take down the tough new breed of nokker. One of its own kind, the nokker that possessed Funa (either killed or bullied into suicide by the same students spreading rumors about Mizuha IIRC), shows the gang how they can actually be killed. It reveals Bon's suspicions of a grander motive to be true.

Hopefully, Hirotoshi can clean himself up after this and become Mimori's guardian officially, away from the total bitch of a mother.
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Poor Mimori, leading a sad life. But Hitoshi is acting like a real Onii-chan, salute to him!
Now we get new char, lets see what happens next!
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I'm a little disappointed she got to "live" by being replicated. Now she'll never grow up, and it's a grey area if you can even call that life. For all practical biological purposes she's dead. for mental or daresay spiritual purposes she exists, but that existence is now limited. Also I feel like the episode kind of ended super abruptly but other than that I enjoyed it.
@StateofOhayo I don't understand what you are saying here.
The bodies created by Fushi are biologically normal human bodies that can grow and die, just like with Tonari and the rest. Even Fushi's bodies can grow older and presumably die (I would assume he would resurrect and reset if he did) if he stays in the same form for long enough
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Ah, so that is interesting. The Nokker possessing Mimori's body was like an immature Nokker and so the senior Nokker stepped in to end it. Looks like next episode will have quite a few answers and I looking forward to it.

As for what happened in the episode I hope that Mimori and Hirotoshi can have a happy life together. That he can be her guardian and take her away from her mother who is one of the worst anime parents I've ever seen and that is some pretty stiff competition. I think the worst thing was not that she was abusing Mimori but rather she considered Mimori to be an inconvenience.
Dec 2, 8:23 AM

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A truly disgusting chapter... How did this story transform from an epic adventure into a collection of the worst Japanese clichés and the most unpleasant aspects of our modern world?
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As expected, nokkers may have evolved to the point of coexisting within a human body. But even so, the humans zombified by nokkers still share the same core objective: to replace humanity and take over the world.

One thing we can infer from this is that the most vulnerable people, prone to depression and anxiety, are the ones currently susceptible to becoming viable hosts. At least for now. Because once nokkers manage to invade anyone's body indiscriminately, it will be catastrophic. Killing them is also a challenge. Even severing their heads is pointless unless the is burned.

As for the episode itself, Bon was brilliant in allowing Hirotoshi and Mimori (in their spirit form) to resolve their unresolved feelings. The girl had a turbulent childhood. Overwhelmed by unhappiness, she left this world. Only after Hiro suffered deeply did his sister finally decide to return. The conclusion was beautiful. His sister's past changed Hirotoshi, and now he is determined to fulfill the dreams described in that letter in Mimori's new life.

Now I'm eager to see how Fushi will deal with Mizuha's mother.
ancora07Dec 5, 8:23 PM
Dubious and honest analysis from neonerd.
Dec 2, 1:55 PM

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Was the lolicon brother necessary in this show...? At times I wonder if S3 and S1 are the same show. I will check the next episode and decide if I'm sadly dropping it or not. Ever since it started I didn't like its writing. The lolicon subplot might be my final push.
Dec 2, 5:14 PM
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hirotoshi showed some good resolve to rescue his kid sister, all-around great episode. With evil-mimori dealt with, a single step was taken in understanding the threat of the current generation of nokkers
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Knocker killed another knocker
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Nokker wisdom. It's hard for me not to like this one. A lot of inconvenient truths. Great pacing. I lost myself in this episode.
Dec 2, 10:30 PM

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Nokker Mimori roast on Hirotoshi was wild, based nokker
Dec 3, 11:09 AM

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"You know this sh** ends after Season 2 when there's no memorable characters in Season 3."

Well, Mimori exists, gladly. The more I'm watching this, the more I think she's a memorable character from this setting.
Dec 3, 3:40 PM

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“You reek dude at least take a bath before you start dreaming. You can stay there forever you lolicon” LMAOOOO. Hirotoshi is still a pedophile pos, BUT credit where it’s due, he came up massively today and really put himself on the line to convince Mimori to come back to life. Can’t believe I’m saying it for a nonce, but I have to respect him a little for that. Could’ve easily left things to Bon and Fushi, but he wanted to personally handle things. Finally some answers about the Nokkers too!

So instead of straight up taking over people’s bodies, they’re incubating themselves in the human body and apparently learning from human behavior. Interesting. Based on how they’re acting in present day and next week’s title, I’m guessing Nokkers want to become humans and just assimilate into and or completely replace them long term as opposed to straight up destruction. They’re still missing that whole “love” part which is integral to the human experience, though.

I just felt so bad for Mimori because imagine having a mother that prioritizes men and dick over her own flesh and blood daughter. Idc if you wanna date, that’s cool, but NOBODY should ever come before your daughter. The fact Mimori resorted to self harming to get her mom’s attention and instead of being a normal decent person, she just gets upset at Mimori and blames her?? Then complaining about her crying at night?? Hello!!?? No wonder she offed herself. The mom clearly only got with Hirotoshi’s dad for money too, so for better or worse, Hirotoshi’s all she has.

Next week PV looks crazy tho I can’t wait, is Mizuha gonna somehow be connected to the new nokker we met at the end of this episode?
@Marinate1016 I think Mizuha is going to get taken over too because she said she wanted to die.
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Dec 3, 3:41 PM

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Another trash mom, she didn't deserve to be called a mother at all.
That brat Nokker was fking annoying. Gladly, it's gone for good.
@AkeZZZ I'm not sure about that. The Nokker that killed the other Nokker said, "Die and star over."
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Dec 3, 4:09 PM

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I feel this episode tried to handle too many "taboo" topics at once, and kind of casually, leading to mixed results.

Mimori might have wanted to end herself, but Hirotoshi was no different. While not actively prone to be suicidal, he abandons self-care and decency in his presentation efforts are simply for people he cares about, not for his good. So he keeps flashing the Fushi crew, something he wouldn't have done if Mimori was alive, because this behaviour might affect her reputation. But the show kind of hand waves through the segment and casual audience would dismiss him as a weirdo incapable of decency. I don't know if the manga touches on his philosophy except throwing each otaku trope one by one. I did say I was interested in how a female author displays her take on the psychology of a degenerate male otaku, but these are lukewarm results.

Next, the torture sessions are off-putting. Because the set up and relevance are too much covered in mist. A lolicon+siscon like him might even find these sessions objects of his fantasy. But why? Is this representation of self-hatred? Sometimes punishment by children is the desire of people with immense self-hatred. Because they are being judged, despised and rejected by the "innocent". There is no escape, no excuses. Does the Nokker play into his psychology and enjoy the "research material" she(?) is getting? Because she barely uses anything lethal most of the time, as if to extract some sort of "surrender" from him. Hirotoshi's rage started when he was humiliated, so one cannot deny this is a battle of him also wanting to "live". So I guess when she says that their kind supports "death" it is about the person not being thankful for living? Then how does a certain mom fit in? She currently just feels like a sadistic caricature of a villain because of the overwhelming mixture of themes without proper buildup or breakdown.

Mimori's mother is vile in a very raw manner which feels lazy and provocative. We don't really get any input from her regarding the flaws or little virtues of Hirotoshi. So we don't get what she expects from him as an elder brother. Is she fine with what he is?

And, not bloating my post more, the resolution is just rushed. Hirotoshi and Mimori never really seemed to have organically solved their major issues or bonded in a deeper way because a plethora of other themes converged and diluted the narrative. Maybe they will have development in the future. For now, even Fushi didn't register much of anything here regarding his impression of humanity.

I did like Bon being cold and calculating. But this mini arc with Hirotoshi and Mimori felt like the conglomeration of various proof-of-concepts rather than a complete story.
@Laplace_kun self-care makes one feel good. "Abandoning self-care" is not comparable to being suicidal. He showed Fushi, Bon and Yuki what the Nokker that was controlling Mimori's body was capable of. Hence why he asked, "What do you think of this?" and proceeded to say that she did it. It's not a battle of Hirotoshi wanting to live, but of him wanting Mimori to live. You missed the point of the episode. Mimori's mother doesn't care. She even said in a previous episode to Hirotoshi's father that they need someone to look after Mimori so they can have more time together. It doesn't feel like a complete story because it isn't. It is part of a story.
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DAAAYAUM BON
sword trow was smooth af

theyre all modern now ao i almost forgot he was a top tier knight all his life 😅 (plus all the reborns are like a mini squad pf super specialized agents)

Glad mimori and her brother got some closure, would like to see him somewhat fit and better groomed by the end of the show, maybe even in a little passing frame.
I judt dont know why not kill the brother and have him revive in a fushi replacement body, seemed more efficient...
@Alex_the_reaper you're saying Hirotoshi should die because he is "unfit" and not well groomed. That's not valuing life. Missed the point of the episode, did we?
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After reading the episode discussion, a lot of posts are focusing on Hirotoshi being a lolicon.
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Weeb_Isekai said:
@Laplace_kun self-care makes one feel good. "Abandoning" that which is a luxury anyways and not needed is not comparable to being suicidal. He showed Fushi, Bon and Yuki what the Nokker that was controlling Mimori's body was capable of. Hence why he asked, "What do you think of this?" and proceeded to say that she did it. It's not a battle of Hirotoshi wanting to live, but of him wanting Mimori to live. Mimori's mother doesn't care. She even said in a previous episode to Hirotoshi's father that they need someone to look after Mimori so they can have more time together. You missed the point of the episode. It doesn't feel like a complete story because it isn't. It is part of a story.

You missed the point of my comment. In fact none of what you said was something I needed to know. Thanks for replying, anyway.
"All truth is meaningless. In the end, 'meaning' comes from the mind of each individual human. Even when there is a single truth, it can mean different things to different individuals. The truth has no meaning in itself!" - Erika Furudo
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Weeb_Isekai said:
@Laplace_kun self-care makes one feel good. "Abandoning" that which is a luxury anyways and not needed is not comparable to being suicidal. He showed Fushi, Bon and Yuki what the Nokker that was controlling Mimori's body was capable of. Hence why he asked, "What do you think of this?" and proceeded to say that she did it. It's not a battle of Hirotoshi wanting to live, but of him wanting Mimori to live. Mimori's mother doesn't care. She even said in a previous episode to Hirotoshi's father that they need someone to look after Mimori so they can have more time together. You missed the point of the episode. It doesn't feel like a complete story because it isn't. It is part of a story.

You missed the point of my comment. In fact none of what you said was something I needed to know. Thanks for replying, anyway.
@Laplace_kun the first two sentences of my reply disagree with you saying that Hirotoshi "was no different" than "Mimori wanting to end herself". The third sentence of my reply is explaining why Hirotoshi did what he did because you didn't seem to get why. The fourth sentence of my reply disproves what you said: "one cannot deny this is a battle of him also wanting to 'live'." The point of the episode was him wanting Mimori to live hence why the next sentence of my reply is "You missed the point of the episode." Sixth sentence answers a question you asked and seventh sentence is the evidence. The last two sentences address something else you said.
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@Laplace_kun the first two sentences of my reply disagree with you saying that Hirotoshi "was no different" than "Mimori wanting to end herself". The third sentence of my reply is explaining why Hirotoshi did what he did because you didn't seem to get why. The fourth sentence of my reply disproves what you said: "one cannot deny this is a battle of him also wanting to 'live'." The point of the episode was him wanting Mimori to live hence why the next sentence of my reply is "You missed the point of the episode." Sixth sentence answers a question you asked and seventh sentence is the evidence. The last two sentences address something else you said.

again, you interpreted me wrong, starting with taking "no different" too on the nose. Also you only got the superficial message of the episode which everyone and their mother understands, so I don't know why you keep repeating the same thing to me as if it is some exotic thesis punchline. Never said abandoning self-care is suicidal, but you hung onto that. You also misinterpreted what I meant by a complete story. Overall, you answered nothing, and now I am suspecting you don't get the material either, forget about my post. Also you are sounding like a stubborn incarnate of ChatGPT (free version) too, so I wouldn't bother replying any further if this goes on. Have a nice day.
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Weeb_Isekai said:
@Laplace_kun the first two sentences of my reply disagree with you saying that Hirotoshi "was no different" than "Mimori wanting to end herself". The third sentence of my reply is explaining why Hirotoshi did what he did because you didn't seem to get why. The fourth sentence of my reply disproves what you said: "one cannot deny this is a battle of him also wanting to 'live'." The point of the episode was him wanting Mimori to live hence why the next sentence of my reply is "You missed the point of the episode." Sixth sentence answers a question you asked and seventh sentence is the evidence. The last two sentences address something else you said.

again, you interpreted me wrong, starting with taking "no different" too on the nose. Also you only got the superficial message of the episode which everyone and their mother understands, so I don't know why you keep repeating the same thing to me as if it is some exotic thesis punchline. Never said abandoning self-care is suicidal, but you hung onto that. You also misinterpreted what I meant by a complete story. Overall, you answered nothing, and now I am suspecting you don't get the material either, forget about my post. Also you are sounding like a stubborn incarnate of ChatGPT (free version) too, so I wouldn't bother replying any further if this goes on. Have a nice day.
@Laplace_kun You failed to get your point across. Words have meaning. If you don't actually mean what you are saying, then you are improperly using language. You sound like an English major. Sometimes there is no message. Sometimes things are just what they are.
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@Laplace_kun You failed to get your point across. Words have meaning. If you don't actually mean what you are saying, then you are improperly using language. You sound like an English major. Sometimes there is no message. Sometimes things are just what they are.

your lack of comprehensive skills is not an excuse for engaging where you had no obligation to and wasting someone's time. Also you are neither the author nor anything you said so far showed remote engagement with the show. So unless you believe this episode wasted 20+ minutes on something that can be captured aptly within 5-6 minutes, you are severely mistaken.
"All truth is meaningless. In the end, 'meaning' comes from the mind of each individual human. Even when there is a single truth, it can mean different things to different individuals. The truth has no meaning in itself!" - Erika Furudo
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Weeb_Isekai said:
@Laplace_kun You failed to get your point across. Words have meaning. If you don't actually mean what you are saying, then you are improperly using language. You sound like an English major. Sometimes there is no message. Sometimes things are just what they are.

your lack of comprehensive skills is not an excuse for engaging where you had no obligation to and wasting someone's time. Also you are neither the author nor anything you said so far showed remote engagement with the show. So unless you believe this episode wasted 20+ minutes on something that can be captured aptly within 5-6 minutes, you are severely mistaken.
@Laplace_kun my "comprehensive skills" (it's comprehension) are not lacking. It's your communication skills which are since you evidently can't clearly communicate. As for the rest of your reply, it goes both ways. You are not the author either and have provided no evidence that what you are saying is correct.
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@Laplace_kun my "comprehensive skills" (it's comprehension) are not lacking. It's your communication skills which are since you evidently can't clearly communicate. As for the rest of your reply, it goes both ways. You are not the author either and have provided no evidence that what you are saying is correct.

Your comprehensive skills are so lacking, you literally transformed a sentence of mine deliberately to fit your argument. Or should I say you are a liar? Whatever suits your ego better Ig.

You are so devoid of comprehensive skills that your answer is shaped towards someone asking what the heck happened in this episode rather than me.

You can't keep replying to someone who (according to you) cannot communicate, unless you are masochistic, psychologically demented or a plain egotistical wreck. But you keep doing that. You are so incapable of building your own points that you have to cling on for dear life to whatever I am going to say now instead of the episode.

It doesn't go both ways, because you are the one who are exerting a sort of absolute meaning to the episode. You are the one who replied to me and assumed I didn't understand anything about it so you have to impose your pedestrian take.

The very fact that my original post has anything to do with "correct" or "incorrect" to you is hilarious. Especially when you couldn't quote me properly. Nor did you touch most of my observations, but wait, my expectations are too high.

Feel free to embarass yourself further, I am going to enjoy this very much.
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@Alex_the_reaper you're saying Hirotoshi should die because he is "unfit" and not well groomed. That's not valuing life. Missed the point of the episode, did we?

Im not saying he should die, didnt you read the whole cmt?
im suggesting that instead of the hospital, pain and recovery time, fushi couldve just offed him TEMPORARILY (like 10 seconds) and make a new body for him of the form he had b4 getting beated up, just like Mimori n everyone else got revived.
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Fat pedo gets beaten to an ugly pulp with our heroes just observing for 20 minutes - the episode.

But seriously, trying to make the audience root for a pedo? That sure is a new low for this author. 1/5
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Weeb_Isekai said:
@Alex_the_reaper you're saying Hirotoshi should die because he is "unfit" and not well groomed. That's not valuing life. Missed the point of the episode, did we?

Im not saying he should die, didnt you read the whole cmt?
im suggesting that instead of the hospital, pain and recovery time, fushi couldve just offed him TEMPORARILY (like 10 seconds) and make a new body for him of the form he had b4 getting beated up, just like Mimori n everyone else got revived.
@Alex_the_reaper ah, I misunderstood because you said you would have liked to see him fit and better groomed so I thought you were saying Fushi should replace his body with a fitter and better groomed one.
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Dude, I'm so confused as to what the direction of this story even is. We got an episode based on a lolicon flasher who had to be beaten almost to death by a witty Nokker, Fushi did nothing and then another one chop of its head and set it on fire in order to get rid of it. A few episodes ago we were led to believe that the solution was learning about romance from that toxic girl and now it turns out that was a wash that wasn't worth pissing in the face of Tonari who had been trying to get closer to Fushi.
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Let’s not forget that Hirotoshi is still a pedo, even if he gave Mimori the will to live.. Honestly a pretty mid situation considering she committed suicide, but well, she gets a second life..
The rest is great though, even more intrigue at the end. I’m curious to know why they’re opposing each other.
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why did they add a lolicon?
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fushiye bayılıyorum <3
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