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| Good lord, Haruka, Hare, and Arisa...awwww llaaaawwddd. And I love how Colonel Dan downplayed the antagonist feel Segai and Daryl had built up before this ep lol. |
belatkuro said: Endo Aya as SC president, school, panstu, bra, MILF, party, Dan, missile, convenient Void, fireworks, GaixArisa, keikaku doori, foreshadowing picture. And yet I didnt like the episode. Wow... stunning |
| The logic is way off bY letting Shu go home. HOW? |
| "Justice Never Dies!" - Kenji Endou, 20th century Boys |
| Great episode. I really liked the scenes between Gai and Arise (good character btw). |
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GodlyKyon said: The logic is way off bY letting Shu go home. HOW? Gai strikes a deal with Segai to have Shu's data wiped from GHQ, and obviously he hadn't been charged yet- merely detained- so there isn't anything fishy going on to the public eye. That means he's free to go, but obviously he's going to be watched by both GHQ and FP. |
| Laid back episode, but still good overall, i liked the chemistry between Shu and Gai which seems to be building after last episode, As for the whole Shu and Inori situation at first i thought the way they made it seem like Episode 5 never happened was BS but after i thought about it again; perhaps his getting along better with Gai allowed him to over look or simply let go of what she said in Episode 5 and deemed it irrelevant, since that whole talk he had with Inori started with his disliking Gai and Inori defending Gai bothered him; and it may just be me but i think Shu has an idea of who the girl is in the photo in the end, while i doubt he even has a clear grasp of it, the reason i say he has a vague idea is because at the end of the last episode he told Gai that she knew who he was, which means even if he doesn't know who she is he knows that the girl in sequence at the end of episode 6 is connected to Gai and now thanks to this photo we know shes connected to Shu and most likely the guy at the edge of the photo is Gai which means they all knew each other before the "incident". This show is by no means a quick paced plot but i think when all the twists reveal themselves it will be worth the wait. Anzekay said: GodlyKyon said: The logic is way off bY letting Shu go home. HOW? Gai strikes a deal with Segai to have Shu's data wiped from GHQ, and obviously he hadn't been charged yet- merely detained- so there isn't anything fishy going on to the public eye. That means he's free to go, but obviously he's going to be watched by both GHQ and FP. This, people seem to be making a big deal of the whole school scenario, but it isn't so far off because why else would Gai ask for the data to be deleted if it became absolutely meaningless later, Gai seems to be using him as a decoy and Segai seems to simply be observing him as he has ever since Episode 4 when he killed a guard simply so he could continue observing him; if the higher ups for both GHQ and FP don't interfere then with the exception of gossip like the students had in the start of the episode (which was shut down laster by Arisa anyway) Shu going back to school shouldn't be troubling at all. It's not like they run missions every single second; this is also like Code Geass in that sense because Lelouch when he wasn't running his rebellion was under the disguise of a normal student. |
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destructo22 said: And I love how Colonel Dan downplayed the antagonist feel Segai and Daryl had built up before this ep lol. Dan was awesome. xD Really like this new antagonist "team" of his. All 4 of 'em are pretty interesting characters, imo. |
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bakuramariks said: Is the military really full of gays? That was the funniest part! At least for me. |
| Real Hell is inside a person-Ai Enma (Jigoku Shoujo Mitsuganae) Do you know where hell is? Inside your head-Chrona (Soul Eater)  |
| First decent episode in a while. |
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neji64plms said: I want to slap her and her informant for even daring to say that, considering I went to cadets and army. Sure there are but not all of them.bakuramariks said: Is the military really full of gays? That was the funniest part! At least for me. IMO she read too much of BL military genre or at least her informant where she got the info. |
| Ｔｈｉｓ ｗｅｅｋ I get idiot colonel instead of Inori . This episode is funny but somehow I felt that it was purposely made that way.. |
| Okay. I don't understand how Inori isn't on GHQ's radar. I mean she's an internet pop idol, and once she's been identified to associate with the terrorists, wouldn't she be too high profile to slip by just like that? Oh. Never mind, I forgot. Inori can turn invisible at will. On another note, I thought the mad scientist was interested in Shu's powers, especially after he saw Shu in action himself. So why doesn't he at least put a watch out in the school? It's not like they don't have the network or resources, and that they have anything else better to do other than hunting terrorists that threaten national security. Ah well, just another inconsistency in hundreds of others that is GC. |
ideoidiomNov 25, 2011 4:16 PM
| So we got a white guy speaking fluent Japanese and the careless adult. Also, this episode was basically this |
| Even when I was in crowd, I was always alone |
| I can see it now... Gai's Void: "Harem-Maker" - Allows the user to attract and seduce an indefinite number of girls in exchange for turning into a complete prick. Works twice as effective on Tsunderes. Hilarity ensues |
ideoidiom said: @Everyone who's trying to find logic in this show: just give up, you won't find much here, the creators did storyboarding while drunk. This really isn't true, there's plenty of logic here if you actually think about things in context and in terms of the show overall instead of a episode-by-episode basis. |
Anzekay said: ideoidiom said: @Everyone who's trying to find logic in this show: just give up, you won't find much here, the creators did storyboarding while drunk. This really isn't true, there's plenty of logic here if you actually think about things in context and in terms of the show overall instead of a episode-by-episode basis. Are you serious? |
| Even when I was in crowd, I was always alone |
Confucius said: Anzekay said: ideoidiom said: @Everyone who's trying to find logic in this show: just give up, you won't find much here, the creators did storyboarding while drunk. This really isn't true, there's plenty of logic here if you actually think about things in context and in terms of the show overall instead of a episode-by-episode basis. Are you serious? He's srs. GC srs. |
Confucius said: Anzekay said: ideoidiom said: @Everyone who's trying to find logic in this show: just give up, you won't find much here, the creators did storyboarding while drunk. This really isn't true, there's plenty of logic here if you actually think about things in context and in terms of the show overall instead of a episode-by-episode basis. Are you serious? Wouldn't say it if I wasn't. |
lolzteez said: I can see it now... Gai's Void: "Harem-Maker" - Allows the user to attract and seduce an indefinite number of girls in exchange for turning into a complete prick. Works twice as effective on Tsunderes. Hilarity ensues I laughed. Funny facts are funny.. and facts. |
| I definitely have superpowers. I can feel it in my balls. |
Oh. Karhu reminded me of this review: Hmm. |
ideoidiom said: Oh. Karhu reminded me of this review: Hmm. Here is the link so rori doesn't feel like ripped off: http://myanimelist.net/reviews.php?id=45539 |
| I definitely have superpowers. I can feel it in my balls. |
| After watching this episode, I'm consider to drop this show. Too much stereotypical things on this series makes my tolerance against this show even lower... |
| Lol, abc0716, you made an account just to tell us that? + Respect. |
ideoidiomNov 25, 2011 8:03 PM
ideoidiom said: Confucius said: Anzekay said: ideoidiom said: @Everyone who's trying to find logic in this show: just give up, you won't find much here, the creators did storyboarding while drunk. This really isn't true, there's plenty of logic here if you actually think about things in context and in terms of the show overall instead of a episode-by-episode basis. Are you serious? He's srs. GC srs. Yes ; He's just as serious as the show "Guilty Crown". For those wondering, not serious at all. ideoidiom said: Oh. Karhu reminded me of this review: Hmm. OMG. Laughed way too hard. |
| Speaking of which, I don't understand why Eagleman used surface to air missiles to sink a ship. Granted, GHQ is supposed to fight internal insurgency only, hence have no anti-ship missile or warships. But that leads to another problem:if they have no anti-ship missiles, at the very least, shouldn't they have a force of fighter-bombers with air to surface missiles? In addition, couldn't GHQ just arrest everyone on board the ship when they return instead of sinking the ship? It's overkill and a complete waste of money when you can arrest the whole lot when they return to harbour without a single shot. Another problem is that even though the GHQ agreed to erase on data on Shu, they should be keeping him under heavy surveillance, right? How the heck did he managed to join Gai and board the ship in the first place without GHQ knowledge? |
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darthfanta said: Speaking of which, I don't understand why Eagleman used surface to air missiles to sink a ship. Granted, GHQ is supposed to fight internal insurgency only, hence have no anti-ship missile or warships. But that leads to another problem:if they have no anti-ship missiles, at the very least, shouldn't they have a force of fighter-bombers with air to surface missiles? In addition, couldn't GHQ just arrest everyone on board the ship when they return instead of sinking the ship? It's overkill and a complete waste of money when you can arrest the whole lot when they return to harbour without a single shot. Nope, because openly bombarding civilian ships have no political consequences at all. Seeing as how this show is trying to be realistic in the premise (real countries), I'm guessing GHQ is American. And we all know that they're war loving, immoral fanatics. Plus, if they use torpedoes, there wouldn't be pretty fireworks to illuminate the elaborate dance scene. What's GC without the flashy fireworks? (Rhetorical) darthfanta said: Another problem is that even though the GHQ agreed to erase on data on Shu, they should be keeping him under heavy surveillance, right? How the heck did he managed to join Gai and board the ship in the first place without GHQ knowledge? Read previous post. |
lolzteez said: I can see it now... Gai's Void: "Harem-Maker" - Allows the user to attract and seduce an indefinite number of girls in exchange for turning into a complete prick. Works twice as effective on Tsunderes. Hilarity ensues LOL! Shu better not extract this one XDDDD |
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| Overall, not too bad of an episode. It's somewhat enjoyable and a good way to pass time if you don't mind how awfully formulaic the series is as it currently stands. |
| Since Gai also knows that pink-haired girl in the picture, I wonder if he and Shu have ever met before. And what connection do they have ._____. I loved how they mixed classical music with the launching of the missiles in this episode. The fireworks were pretty nice too. :'D ...My happiness is so shallow. |
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| I wonder who that pink haired girl is in that photo. Wouldn't be surprised if Inori was related somehow. I still want to know who that orange haired girl "in" Inori is too. |
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| The only thing I liked about this ep is Segai's not-giving-a-f*ck during the missile launching. Colonel: Awesome question, Scarface! Segai: I'm Segai. And Shu's mom is also worth mentioning. The rest are ... |
| Shu's new void seems like something taken from another anime once again. This time it's Archer's ultimate defensive noble phantasm. "The seven rings which cover the fiery heavens - rho aias!" |
| So GHQ knows he's part of the undertakers yet he somehow manages to go to school again like nothing happened and nobody is out to capture him. What the hell scriptwriters, WHAT THE HELL? Not to mention there's no way he would even go to school after all that has happened already. There really is no time for something like that. |
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lanachan said: I loved how they mixed classical music with the launching of the missiles in this episode. The fireworks were pretty nice too. :'D ...My happiness is so shallow. At least no one is bitching and whining about that. That was my favorite part of the entire episode. Seriously, Dan might be my favorite character with all of his bro atrributes. StormViruz said: Colonel: Awesome question, Scarface! Segai: I'm Segai. And this was the best line. I'm surprised Segai was so monotonous about the operation, though. Though I'm guessing since he was leading it it wasn't his responsibility. Hint the eyefold. xD |
| Every time Aya Endou spoke, all i could hear was sheryl. it made me squeal a lil bit with delight. |
| Hmm...He calls his mother by her name instead of "mother" and she walks around in her sexy underwear in-frond of him. Incest doujins coming up! Btw isn't his mother working as a scientist with those GHQ guys? What was she doing on the ship? Also although very possible am a little surprised she never learned her son got arrested. New girl seemed like twin sister of Gai! lol. Anyway how exactly did Gai knew that she will have that kind of void? They need to explain a little that part. I guess he knew she will be a guest on the ship since he called GHQ to worn them about the meeting so they can attack and make his little show but how did he have knowledge of the void that could be pulled of her? When he saw her he already described the void so it seems he had knowledge about it but the anime never explained if their is a way to know what void one has without actually pulling the void. onurfener said: Naxrrhid said: so ummm, Shu and Inori are back to normal???? did episode 5 happen at all???? does our failure for a MC learn nothing???? This. I mean, one would expect to see some distance between them. Similar shit have been said in the last episode about him accepting to help them. Listen, your lack of understanding isn't a plot hole. Just a hole in your brain. What happened with Inori is that he got the impression that she probably has erotic feelings for him and she told him that she basically mislead him in that because she wanted to keep him close as Gai instructed her. BUT they never had an erotic relationship anyway so is not like the earth fell down and they have to hate each other. They can still be friends. It's not really that big of a deal. He had the wrong impression and Inori was partly responsible for giving that impression(of course we know is not really false impression) but is not big deal. They never had such relationship anyway. The only thing he lost was crazy hopes nothing bad happen to him. Also his choice of helping that group wasn't about Inori and from the moment he made a choice he has to do the staff he has to do and Inori is part of the group. And since he joined them it means he accepts what they are fighting and understands if Inori flirted him a little to do what she had to do. mdz said: Whoa nothing says tactical like lucking out on the void you pull out. Nothing says tactical like a musclehead holding the rank of a Colonel. Nothing says logical like missiles turning into fireworks. And nothing says character development like incessant and redundant fan service (true, I think Inori's personality is developing from a sex slave into an easy whore). Overall, truly the epitome of great storytelling. 2/5, Great OST. Blonde class president truly is perfect at everything. I mean, nothing says I obviously fainted like a foggy memory of what happened. Obviously, there couldn't have been a possibility of anything suspicious happening; it's not like her last recollections includes the phrases "I'm happy to be your first" and "I'm about to cast a spell on you." Their is criticism and then their is just playing smartass and you are the second. The only thing that you actually have a point is the luckiness of the void because they failed to explain how they knew what void she had. Gai knew the void of that other guy that was imprisoned also. So the guy obviously knows the voids of some people but the anime never showed how is that possible and if there is a way to learn about a void without actually pulling it. All the other shit are just stupid. What exactly is wrong with a musclehead holding the rank of a Colonel? i see no problem with it. And if they want to make the show with slightly lighter atmosphere by putting a little humor and fan-service, it's their choice. It doesn't change the story at all. If you want everything to be overly serious it's your problem, it doesn't mean is a problem of the show. It just means is not what you preferred. And as for why the guy is allowed back to school? Well how about paying attention when you watch staff so you want embarrass yourself? The same goes for many wondering this shit. Watch the previous episode again, maybe you will get it. |
MonadNov 26, 2011 10:24 AM
| Damn that American was dim-witted :D Who would've actually thought of firing SAMs sideways when he could guide them to fly sideways ;D The funniest moment of the episode. Though all in all it was another excellent episode. |
halberdiers said: Shu's new void seems like something taken from another anime once again. This time it's Archer's ultimate defensive noble phantasm. "The seven rings which cover the fiery heavens - rho aias!" lolwut, Archer's got ultimate everythings, while Shu's got his little Toy Boxes, it's like comparing Chuck Norris to Jackie Chan. Monad said: putting a little humor and fan-service LOL @ saying this while seriously responding. You just made my day. |
 Shu's mama is surly hot, but I wonder if she's the person of "GOODWILL" that the beefcake is talking about? Then again, I could be Gai who's the person of "GOODWILL." |
Nasty001Nov 26, 2011 9:31 AM
| LET'S SHOW SOME GUTS OKAY~? |
ideoidiom said: Monad said: putting a little humor and fan-service LOL @ saying this while seriously responding. You just made my day. I have no idea what you are trying to say. |
Monad said: ideoidiom said: Monad said: putting a little humor and fan-service LOL @ saying this while seriously responding. You just made my day. I have no idea what you are trying to say. Understatement. Oh, and I have nothing against watching this show, but I just find it hilarious when people try to take this even remotely seriously, which is what you're trying to do by making sense of it all. I have nothing more to say than what I've already said: |
Monad said: . The only thing that you actually have a point is the luckiness of the void because they failed to explain how they knew what void she had. Gai knew the void of that other guy that was imprisoned also. So the guy obviously knows the voids of some people but the anime never showed how is that possible and if there is a way to learn about a void without actually pulling it. Didn't Gai tell Shu that he can see voids of people in episode 1 or 2? |
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Monad said: Their is criticism and then their is just playing smartass and you are the second. The only thing that you actually have a point is the luckiness of the void because they failed to explain how they knew what void she had. Gai knew the void of that other guy that was imprisoned also. So the guy obviously knows the voids of some people but the anime never showed how is that possible and if there is a way to learn about a void without actually pulling it. All the other shit are just stupid. What exactly is wrong with a musclehead holding the rank of a Colonel? i see no problem with it. And if they want to make the show with slightly lighter atmosphere by putting a little humor and fan-service, it's their choice. It doesn't change the story at all. If you want everything to be overly serious it's your problem, it doesn't mean is a problem of the show. It just means is not what you preferred. And as for why the guy is allowed back to school? Well how about paying attention when you watch staff so you want embarrass yourself? The same goes for many wondering this shit. Watch the previous episode again, maybe you will get it. Well let's start, I'll avoid correcting you on your mediocre grammar because that would be "playing smartass". Guilty Crown is trying to create a tactical-minded militant state, why the fuck would you grant a muscleheaded retard the ability to launch all your missiles. It's common sense, you don't leave a fucking retard with a prominent role, it defies the logic that this show tries so poorly to create. I don't understand your butchery of the English language in the last section, I didn't mention anything about him going back to school, and I'm not sure how to "watch staff". |
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