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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Hmm, a case about Daisuke's mother from the past haunts them in the present. First half is more of the set up while the second half is the execution. I gotta say, this episode was kinda thrilling to see the detectives' every move. It's the Sherlock style of mystery dealing with a murder fitting for the show. |
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| Did anyone else get Boku Dake ga inai machi(Erased) and ID:Invaded vibes from this episode? The direction was masterful, and I was completely sucked into the story, 10/10 ep. Loved the seamless transition from backstory to present as well as the letterbox effect applies. It was obvious to me that the director was in on everything, but Chou-san’s partner caught me off guard. I wasn’t expecting him to be apart of the cover up too. Great twist and writing. Can’t wait to uncover more of the truth next week. |
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| This episode was really something else, the plot is getting really deep while also staying well written. I was expecting Chou-san partner to die at the end but it was a Kanbe plan to extract information. That said, Chou-san character is way too good, damn, I was not expecting him to be so likeable |
Marinate1016 said: Did anyone else get Boku Dake ga inai machi(Erased) and ID:Invaded vibes from this episode? The direction was masterful, and I was completely sucked into the story, 10/10 ep. Loved the seamless transition from backstory to present as well as the letterbox effect applies. It was obvious to me that the director was in on everything, but Chou-san’s partner caught me off guard. I wasn’t expecting him to be apart of the cover up too. Great twist and writing. Can’t wait to uncover more of the truth next week. Yes I really feel like ID: invaded, searching and remembering hidden things ... and Haru and Kanbe acting like detectives like never before. This episode is one of the best so far ... Really sad to know that this one and Deca Dence, are not being as followed and hyped as Re: ZERO or Oregairu when in fact they are as good as the other two: / |
| Wow this was a astonishing episode. The backstory explaining the case was very informational and concise. I like how the colors were toned down and slightly neutral to give the effect of the past. //was i the only one who that that his wife had a miscarriage? The ending made me sad :( Grown men crying hits me hard. Excluding M from alt:ggo.... |
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| What the fuuuuuuuuuuuuck????? This episode was SO GOOD! Loved it so much. At first I got confused and thought that Takei actually did it but the truth is that he simply took the key and for that he didn't get demoted like Cho-san. Holy shit was this episode amazing. Everything was on point and I can't wait to see what happens next. Kambe's past is actually very depressing and I'm wondering what his gradma knows because it was obvious she knew what the truth is. Seeing the picture of the couple with Daisuke, it seemed to me that his mother was a doctor/scientist of some kind. I could be totally wrong though. |
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| My heart... that must have been such a painful betrayal for Cho-san and a hard thing for Daisuke to hear. It all makes sense now about why Daisuke joint Modern Crimes and why he never wanted to talk about the reason for joining. One mystery is solved but the murderer is yet to be uncovered and to be honest, I'm not 100% convinced it was Shigeru Kanbe who did it. It feels a lot bigger than just a man killing his wife. I've gotta say; Cho-san was stupid for taking that photo album cause no matter what he found in that coin locker, it would've been inadmissible in court & the murderer probably would've got off anyway because of it! |
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| Damn, what an episode this was! I could tell the plot was going to thicken when Sayuri Kambe's death came on to the radar but I didn't expect such a wonderfully-crafted episode. Judging from Cho-san's reactions, it's clear that he was aware of Takei-san's betrayal from the get-go but yikes it really hurt to see those final moments. No wonder why only one detective out of the duo was demoted, good lord. It's hard to predict where this is going but I'm definitely on board! |
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| Woah, the plot thickens. At first, I was unsure about this show because it was too episodic for my taste but after the fanservice episode, everything started to be very thrilling. I wasn't expecting the twist. Amazing directing too. 5/5 JULES_WK said: Really sad to know that this one and Deca Dence, are not being as followed and hyped as Re: ZERO or Oregairu when in fact they are as good as the other two: / Not as good as. Better. |
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| I was a bit confused. So Cho gave his partner the key in the envelop as a gift for his wife's childbirth? (shown in the VR flashback) but then cho was surprised when the key went missing. That's the part I'm most confused about. |
| As it still stands, it is impossible for Kambe to do it. He's not a cold-blooded murderer. He also wanted to know the truth behind the cold case Cho-san couldn't solve. But that ploy on the head of First Division was mind-boggling. That hallucinatory virtual world he got into. As expected from the Kambe family. |
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Aryale said: Wow this was a astonishing episode. The backstory explaining the case was very informational and concise. I like how the colors were toned down and slightly neutral to give the effect of the past. //was i the only one who that that his wife had a miscarriage? The ending made me sad :( Grown men crying hits me hard. Excluding M from alt:ggo.... I actually hadn't thought of a miscarriage. That would have been a dark way to go, but it might have explained his turning to the dark side? Maybe. BTW, who's that in your signature? Looks like an interesting slice of life/romcom series. It's not too often you see characters pull their jackets up over their heads. Can't wait for next week to get more answers. |
| I reject your reality, and substitute my own. |
| The past of Cho and his former partner Takei, and the mysterious murder of Sayuri Kambe. All the foreshadowing of Cho's investigation into the Kambe family for all this while, and where that eventually leads to the current landscape. The danger of higher-up cover-ups and expose, and one death after another, the leads drawing to a close with Takei and Cho's dismissal from the case altogether with no hard evidence (add Cho's demotion to that). No wonder he's quite obsessed with the Kambe family since Daisuke joined their Modern Crimes team, who's garnering for the exact same evidence. Takei's hallucinatory brought by (supposedly) Kambe's tactics, that was harrowing to say the least. At least now Cho and Daisuke are certain of the ex-partner who had ulterior motives on top of all of this. What an episode to pull strings. |
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| Cho-san coming in with the unexpected MC slot lol, really digging the route this series has been going these past few eps. And now we know why Kambe joined the detective agency in the first place. But idk if Takei is truly the mastermind behind all this though, + we need to get an explanation what's been up with the AI kevin_video said: BTW, who's that in your signature? Looks like an interesting slice of life/romcom series. It's not too often you see characters pull their jackets up over their heads. not OP but that's Nozaki from Gekkan Shoujo |
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kevin_video said: Aryale said: Wow this was a astonishing episode. The backstory explaining the case was very informational and concise. I like how the colors were toned down and slightly neutral to give the effect of the past. //was i the only one who that that his wife had a miscarriage? The ending made me sad :( Grown men crying hits me hard. Excluding M from alt:ggo.... I actually hadn't thought of a miscarriage. That would have been a dark way to go, but it might have explained his turning to the dark side? Maybe. BTW, who's that in your signature? Looks like an interesting slice of life/romcom series. It's not too often you see characters pull their jackets up over their heads. Can't wait for next week to get more answers. Someone already answered you, but it is gekkan shoujo nozaki kun(aka monthly girls nozaki kun)! Its a hilarious romcom that revolves around dense manga artist/writer nozaki and innocent chiyo sakura who likes him, and wounds up becoming his assistant... The story also involves their friends alot! :)) You should totally check it out. |
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Aryale said: Someone already answered you, but it is gekkan shoujo nozaki kun(aka monthly girls nozaki kun)! Its a hilarious romcom that revolves around dense manga artist/writer nozaki and innocent chiyo sakura who likes him, and wounds up becoming his assistant... The story also involves their friends alot! :)) You should totally check it out. It shall be added to my "To Watch" list. |
| I reject your reality, and substitute my own. |
| i love how Daisuke just didn't go to work because 'there was no need to' |
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| We're getting closer to the truth. Hope Daisuke finds his answer. |
| Well that's interesting. I really have this feeling that Takei is involved since his father-in-law is obviously involved in that case. |
| Loving the tone this show is taking. Don't know about that VR machine at then end though... The dark mood was stopped short by ridiculous tech. Just makes you wonder why they don't interrogate people more often this way. |
| Daisuke seems neutral about this whole situation which is good to know! Not god nor bad. What a big relief, cuz I didn't want to see him on his bad side :S This episode was a big mystery and I can't wait to see this cold case closed and we can learn the truth behind this. |
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| Best episode so far. To be honest, at first I was really not sold on in this series but it just gets better and better. Especially after watching this episode I think I'm fairly liking it. I hope this arc would drag on a bit since I want Daisuke's character to be more fleshed out. Interesting stuff nonetheless! |
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| What a powerful episode! Slowly but surely we are having answers to many questions. What an episode this was! So must respect for Chousuke. And the way they tricked that inspector into telling them who was behind all of this. |
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| Had a feeling Cho san's partner was the one who stole the keys and wow I was still surprised to see I was right. We got to know a lot more info and we finally know what Daisuke's upto. So Kambe Sayuri was Daisuke's mother and she was murdered and his father suicided. Now I'm really curious to know what actually happened behind the scenes and who's the real culprit. |
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| Man! What an episode! It flew by. Never thought this series would take this route but I'm glad it did. So that was Daisuke's mother. And did Shigemaru really killed himself? I doubting that. It makes me extremely sad to think that there are just 4 episodes left, I'm gonna miss this anime a lot! |
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| So it did turn out to be Daisuke's family. His father Shigemaru still seems suspicious even though declared dead. Something about this case screams inheritance fiasco. |
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| This was my favorite episode. The direction and everything was chef's kiss! Mwuah! The first half had me absorbed into the plot. Totally forgot about Kambe and Haru until the flashback ended. I had a strong suspicion Cho's partner was in on it because he married the director's daughter after all. The way his daddy-in-law looked at him while delivering a report was telling. |
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| great episode! you really need intelligent brains to understand this! lolz 5/5. |
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| i loved this episode, it was a great flashback & everything i wished this show to be, i wished daisuke & haru had more opportunities to investigate cases together like cho-san and his partner did, pretty sure it's the pacing & lack of episodes but all we got so far from them is pretty much just their conflicts/a SOL episode lol this episode was great.....up till that VR part. just seemed like the most convenient plot device lol whither said: Loving the tone this show is taking. Don't know about that VR machine at then end though... The dark mood was stopped short by ridiculous tech. Just makes you wonder why they don't interrogate people more often this way. exactly this^ |
 ꕤ but i’ll probably remember over and over again you were there and everyone else was there — the day we all searched for just one thing ꕤ |
| When that key was gone Takei's reaction was so suspicious. I want to know Daisuke's backstory when he was a kid, I guess next episode they'll show it. Just more 4 episodes to go, gonna miss this anime. |
| That was just preposterous of Haru to damage his car for the sake of getting into Daisuke's manor. I found that lame. Not unless Daisuke will generously offer to pay for the damage he didn't even cause. |
 She got him back. If you understand the characters well enough, you'd know she did! |
| This episode was really great! I can't wait for the continue of this... Though, I can't help but now wonder if Suzue's parents (or parent) possible killed Daisuke's mother and covered up his father's dead? I mean, it was mentioned Daisuke's father was the oldest child, so naturally he would had inherited the family's fortune. So, could the answer be as simple as family feud between siblings? (And if we go by that line, could the grandma also be part of this all? But if so, why she would allow Daisuke live at her house? Out of guilt?) But that seems somewhat unlike, because if so...why Cho-san and his partner never investigated that line? Or Cho-san himself afterwards after Daisuke's father died suspiciously? That new investigation line could had led somewhere... After all, the way Daisuke's mother was murdered seemed very personal, while his father's possible set up-suicide seemed more calculated one... Or, maybe these are two different cases? After all, Daisuke's father was researcher who did research dangerous things... |
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| Daisuke's father didn't commit suicide, I think he was murdered just like his mother, Sayuri. The one who did it is probably a member of the Kambe Family, the one who wants to inherit all the family's wealth. Obviously, that person is receiving help from high ranking police officers who wants power. Even HEUSC is suspicious, welp he's an AI so he can be manipulated or controlled by the people who created him. And I think Daisuke already know that the murderer of his parents is a family member that's why he doesn't want to inherit everything. What if Suzue is a spy sent by that family member to monitor Daisuke's activities? She's holding a knife in the OP so she's probably ready to back stab someone. And I like that Haru and Daisuke's partnership is now even stronger, they're now trusting each other's decision. From enemies on episode 1 to good partners. Good development. Four more episodes to go!  |
| Finally after 7 episodes the show gained the semblance of a plot. It only took the story an entire flashback episode which basically didn't even feature the actual main character. |
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| Damn, the plot thiccens. That was a pretty good episode and we finally know what Daisuke's motivations are. The directing that episode was top notch, though I did get confused towards the end there a little bit. But, I managed to understand eventually what was happening. Great episode. |
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| I hate corruption shows. Nice to see more mystery now. |
| Great episode. Much more deep and mysterious compared to the others |
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| Past case has been revealed and a lot of mystery surrounding the Kambe family and the myserious murders. This episode was well executed with the whole reveal of Takei's betrayel to Chosuke by taking part in the coverup because of the late director and father-in-law Saiki. |
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| The best episode so far in this anime. Loved how well this episode was executed with the whole entire cover up of the kambe family as well as the betrayel. Can't wait to see what else this show has in store. |
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