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May 17, 9:56 AM
#1
| The long awaited Kobato and Osani talk! Felt like a long time coming with the case, arsonist theories, etc It kinda feels like she's more open minded to those who she has history with. Episode also felt like a character study of Kobato from his side. But yeah, I'm ready for a new case soon. At least they bought back some food with tea this time. |
May 17, 10:11 AM
#2
| HIYA!!!!!!!!! He's the Arsonist!!!!!! He took the bait from Funado Monthly Newsletter. Kobato Osanai laugh🥰 winter limited edition bonbon chocolate incident next week 👍 |
AnimeFan500May 17, 10:17 AM
May 17, 10:39 AM
#3
| If last week was Urino’s murder, this was his obituary reading. Jesus Christ I feel so horrible for bro, he didn’t deserve that 😭 all because he tried to kiss his girlfriend??! Of a year?!! I thought I was petty, but Osanai is truly the petty queen. Kobato probably is the best fit for her honestly because they’re both insane. Kobato: “Okay I’ll keep it short” *takes the whole episode explaining the case*. Hiya being the arsonist was honestly not surprising, I was sus on him from the start. I can’t remember what episode, but I remember he and Urino had a convo in class about the fires and the articles and it was just so comically obvious it had to be him. We just sort of took a windy road to get there in the end because Osanai wanted to set Urino up and crush his spirit. This episode was really just an overall cucking for Urino. His best friend ended up being an opp, his own gf was praying on his downfall and his own newspaper people were mocking him. Genuinely wouldn’t shock me if he offed himself. “I think I need you.” Ah damn it 😭 these two psychos back together again. As much as I feel they’re toxic for each other, they’re also the only people on each others’ level and who really understands the other, so you’re kinda limited in who you can go for at this point. Osanai’s sadistic nature was really apparent in that convo at the end. It wasn’t enough to make Urino look stupid, she really wanted him to feel inadequate in his soul. 🤢 I knew the train noise from a few episodes had to be fake, no way Osanai would be so sloppy, but the fact Urino ate it up and thought she was the culprit kinda shows how little he knew her. In the end, best for both of them to be apart. I hope bro recovers from this. EDIT: I’m legit not understanding how there’s real human beings on myanimelist and Reddit that are calling Urino a creep and acting like he was a horrible person for attempting to kiss his GIRLFRIEND of a YEAR. Yea ideally you’d ask but he’s not a stranger to her and couples kiss unprovoked all the time. Like y’all can not be real people. Sex? 100 percent, but cmon dawg a kiss attempt with your BOYFRIEND is hardly traumatizing and if it is, you shouldn’t be with them. |
Marinate1016May 17, 1:04 PM
May 17, 11:33 AM
#4
| So it was Urino's friend Hiya all alone. Even if Osanai was controlling the board in this arc, Kobato was making his moves from the shadows. Though Osanai was only focused on revenge against Urino, getting on this girl's bad side is the worst thing a person can do to themselves, and one wouldn't even realize when it all began. If what Kobato told Doujima about Hiya was true, that he had been toying with Urino and held him in contempt, then I feel bad for Urino, especially since he already suffered from what Osanai did. I wonder what happened to him. Hopefully he's doing well. And what did that girl Yoshiguchi mean when she said "Nice going" to Kobato? Did she do something for him or what? It feels so good to see Osanai and Kobato together, and it seems that they'll officially start dating. Well, they haven't said it directly, but I hope they do. That scene on the bench was the sweetest. Kobato doing Urino's parody was hilarious with how dramatically he performed it. Guess my girl Osanai didn't like Urino trying to steal her first kiss without her consent. Well, Urino should have been considerate of her feelings here first, as they hadn't kissed before in the few months they'd been together, and not everyone is exactly comfortable with sudden advances. And well, I personally didn't like what Urino tried to do, so I felt relieved when Osanai blocked it. I can't say she's wrong for wanting revenge on him here, but what she did, or rather the extreme she went to in order to make him feel despair and worthless, was overkill. Kobato will have to be careful not to get on her bad side while they're together; otherwise, he might end up broken like Urino one day. |
XArceusXMay 17, 5:02 PM
May 17, 11:34 AM
#5
| Hah, Hiya was the culprit all along, It was correct to think he was sus when he encouraged Urino to write more about the arson. Now Kobato and Osanai are back together through un-ordinary yet no less sweet confession. Osanai vengeance fell meticulously on Urino, non-consenting act repaid doubly. Ahh I miss this sweets goblin Osanai,the devourer of all thing sweet. |
May 17, 11:36 AM
#6
| I see so she destroyed Urino taking revenge because he tried to kiss her. Totally normal reaction right? Seeing Kobato giving her the an extra dessert I thought maybe this girl might've decided to take revenge destroying Urino because he didn't share desserts with her or something. Her taking revenge for an attempted kiss in compression I guess seems reasonable. Anyways Hiya yep he was the arsonist. Also glad to see these two back together. |
May 17, 11:38 AM
#7
| PEAKKK OMG THIS IS LITTERLY EVERYTHING I WANTED KOBATO AND OSANAI REUNION AND THEY PLAY THAT PEAK OST AT 17:02 |
May 17, 11:39 AM
#8
Marinate1016 said: I still so bad for Urino bro Osanai didn’t need to do that 😭 He tried to kiss without her permission, Osanai let him off easy : ) |
May 17, 11:44 AM
#9
shaun2001jan said: Marinate1016 said: I still so bad for Urino bro Osanai didn’t need to do that 😭 He tried to kiss without her permission, Osanai let him off easy : ) They were dating for like a year tbf it’s not like he’s a random dude lmao. That’s normal couple shit |
May 17, 11:50 AM
#10
Reply to Marinate1016
shaun2001jan said:
He tried to kiss without her permission, Osanai let him off easy : )
Marinate1016 said:
I still so bad for Urino bro Osanai didn’t need to do that 😭
I still so bad for Urino bro Osanai didn’t need to do that 😭
He tried to kiss without her permission, Osanai let him off easy : )
They were dating for like a year tbf it’s not like he’s a random dude lmao. That’s normal couple shit
| @Marinate1016 that ain't normal blud, that's abnormality. Imagine your partner dares to kiss you without your permission and especially is it is against your will? How would you react? . There's 8 billion peeps on this planet and Osanai won't fall for it. |
May 17, 11:51 AM
#11
Zehrt_Andrei said: @Marinate1016 that ain't normal blud, that's abnormality. Imagine your partner dares to kiss you without your permission and especially is it is against your will? How would you react? . There's 8 billion peeps on this planet and Osanai won't fall for it. That’s extremely normal and no I wouldn’t mind? We’re dating not friends. You said the optimal word “partner” if you’re so repulsed by the thought of them kissing you why are you dating them lmao tf are y’all talking about on here just be saying ANYTHING. Y’all acting like buddy tried to SA her, a random kiss is normal as hell. It just happens he was dating a sociopathic freak. Aka the average mal user apparently. |
May 17, 12:00 PM
#12
| So is this the end of the arc? They did not give us any conclusion to the situation of Hiya and Urino. It feels quite incomplete after following them (mainly Urino) for half the season. And I refuse to believe that Hiya looked down on Urino. Apart from that one line from the papers, there is no other evidence to support it. We have seen them interact and there was nothing suspicious like that between them. Helping his friend follow his dreams while blowing off steam from the academic pressure on himself is way more in line with what we saw. |
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May 17, 12:02 PM
#13
Reply to Marinate1016
Zehrt_Andrei said:
@Marinate1016 that ain't normal blud, that's abnormality. Imagine your partner dares to kiss you without your permission and especially is it is against your will? How would you react? . There's 8 billion peeps on this planet and Osanai won't fall for it.
@Marinate1016 that ain't normal blud, that's abnormality. Imagine your partner dares to kiss you without your permission and especially is it is against your will? How would you react? . There's 8 billion peeps on this planet and Osanai won't fall for it.
That’s extremely normal and no I wouldn’t mind? We’re dating not friends. You said the optimal word “partner” if you’re so repulsed by the thought of them kissing you why are you dating them lmao tf are y’all talking about on here just be saying ANYTHING. Y’all acting like buddy tried to SA her, a random kiss is normal as hell. It just happens he was dating a sociopathic freak. Aka the average mal user apparently.
| @Marinate1016 lmao this dude is like drinking in front on his computer and typing this nonsense statement. dude at least for you two are ok with it. we don't care. but damn don't compare yourselves to others. There are many issues that their own partner SA'd them without their consent and get uncomfortable. Dating is to know each other, and to respect each other. Not forcibly to do something like that especially without consent, and against your will. |
May 17, 12:11 PM
#14
| I KNEW IT! Also I liked the way they established their relationship, seemed to fit the personalities and was not romantic while keeping it meaningful. |
May 17, 12:25 PM
#15
| i'm pretty satisfied with the conclusion. though, kobato and osanai getting back together is not what i hoped. but it is happened anyway and i'm not really complaining about it |
May 17, 12:26 PM
#16
Reply to Bell_cz
So is this the end of the arc? They did not give us any conclusion to the situation of Hiya and Urino. It feels quite incomplete after following them (mainly Urino) for half the season. And I refuse to believe that Hiya looked down on Urino. Apart from that one line from the papers, there is no other evidence to support it. We have seen them interact and there was nothing suspicious like that between them. Helping his friend follow his dreams while blowing off steam from the academic pressure on himself is way more in line with what we saw.
| @Bell_cz This is the power of hindsight talking, but when I was watching previous episodes I got the impression that Hiya was somewhat jealous of Urinos carefree school life and his desire "of leaving a mark", something students at his school will be talking about for yers to come. To Hiya who was stuck in studying hell this desire of Urino perhaps seemed ridiculous and unfair while he was forced to study without a break. So I guess it was a mixture of wanting to escape the pressure of studying, having fun seeing others scrambling to fugure things out, punishing his friend and maybe even leaving his own mark as well (arguaby even more than Urino wanted). But up until this episode I also thought he just wanted to help his friend out and have some fun along the way |
May 17, 12:27 PM
#17
| Ngl if I was in Osanai's position I would gladly put Urino through all of that |
May 17, 12:29 PM
#18
Reply to Marinate1016
If last week was Urino’s murder, this was his obituary reading. Jesus Christ I feel so horrible for bro, he didn’t deserve that 😭 all because he tried to kiss his girlfriend??! Of a year?!! I thought I was petty, but Osanai is truly the petty queen. Kobato probably is the best fit for her honestly because they’re both insane.
Kobato: “Okay I’ll keep it short” *takes the whole episode explaining the case*. Hiya being the arsonist was honestly not surprising, I was sus on him from the start. I can’t remember what episode, but I remember he and Urino had a convo in class about the fires and the articles and it was just so comically obvious it had to be him. We just sort of took a windy road to get there in the end because Osanai wanted to set Urino up and crush his spirit.
This episode was really just an overall cucking for Urino. His best friend ended up being an opp, his own gf was praying on his downfall and his own newspaper people were mocking him. Genuinely wouldn’t shock me if he offed himself.
“I think I need you.” Ah damn it 😭 these two psychos back together again. As much as I feel they’re toxic for each other, they’re also the only people on each others’ level and who really understands the other, so you’re kinda limited in who you can go for at this point.
Osanai’s sadistic nature was really apparent in that convo at the end. It wasn’t enough to make Urino look stupid, she really wanted him to feel inadequate in his soul. 🤢 I knew the train noise from a few episodes had to be fake, no way Osanai would be so sloppy, but the fact Urino ate it up and thought she was the culprit kinda shows how little he knew her. In the end, best for both of them to be apart. I hope bro recovers from this.
EDIT: I’m legit not understanding how there’s real human beings on myanimelist and Reddit that are calling Urino a creep and acting like he was a horrible person for attempting to kiss his GIRLFRIEND of a YEAR. Yea ideally you’d ask but he’s not a stranger to her and couples kiss unprovoked all the time. Like y’all can not be real people. Sex? 100 percent, but cmon dawg a kiss attempt with your BOYFRIEND is hardly traumatizing and if it is, you shouldn’t be with them.
Kobato: “Okay I’ll keep it short” *takes the whole episode explaining the case*. Hiya being the arsonist was honestly not surprising, I was sus on him from the start. I can’t remember what episode, but I remember he and Urino had a convo in class about the fires and the articles and it was just so comically obvious it had to be him. We just sort of took a windy road to get there in the end because Osanai wanted to set Urino up and crush his spirit.
This episode was really just an overall cucking for Urino. His best friend ended up being an opp, his own gf was praying on his downfall and his own newspaper people were mocking him. Genuinely wouldn’t shock me if he offed himself.
“I think I need you.” Ah damn it 😭 these two psychos back together again. As much as I feel they’re toxic for each other, they’re also the only people on each others’ level and who really understands the other, so you’re kinda limited in who you can go for at this point.
Osanai’s sadistic nature was really apparent in that convo at the end. It wasn’t enough to make Urino look stupid, she really wanted him to feel inadequate in his soul. 🤢 I knew the train noise from a few episodes had to be fake, no way Osanai would be so sloppy, but the fact Urino ate it up and thought she was the culprit kinda shows how little he knew her. In the end, best for both of them to be apart. I hope bro recovers from this.
EDIT: I’m legit not understanding how there’s real human beings on myanimelist and Reddit that are calling Urino a creep and acting like he was a horrible person for attempting to kiss his GIRLFRIEND of a YEAR. Yea ideally you’d ask but he’s not a stranger to her and couples kiss unprovoked all the time. Like y’all can not be real people. Sex? 100 percent, but cmon dawg a kiss attempt with your BOYFRIEND is hardly traumatizing and if it is, you shouldn’t be with them.
| @Marinate1016 Well, we all suspected WHY she did it. Hypothesis CONFIRMED. He tried to kiss her without asking her. That relationship was dead from that day going forward. We all know how cruel Yuki can be and she proves us right. |
May 17, 12:31 PM
#19
| "so i savagely dumped my bf...how about my ex and I get back together?" side note, this episode was great. The explanation why Urino's soul got sent to the Shadow realm was so gratifying |
May 17, 12:32 PM
#20
| This Osanai girl is just scary, while her actions are justified revenge but still they are way too extreme, Urino didn't deserve all that |
Gonta29May 19, 3:40 AM
May 17, 12:35 PM
#21
| These people are dyed in the wool psychopaths, incapable of empathy. They shouldn't be supported, shipped or even liked. They are not anti-heroes, they're bona fide villains. And you know what? I dig it. Edit: people are getting way too uptight about the kiss thing. Clumsy kids try to express romance in silly ways. I didn't take it like Urino was forcing himself on her or anything, he didn't seem the type, if anything he seemed to genuinely care for her before she started dropping red herrings. I interpreted it like he clumsily tried to sneak or steal a kiss, some innocent teenager stuff. Which just makes Osanai's reaction that much more revealing about her character. Making the complete demolition of this kids spirit (and being completely indifferent to the arson, in fact using it as part of her revenge) out to be normal stuff is a disservice to the excellent character construction going on here. |
El_FedeMay 17, 12:46 PM
May 17, 12:48 PM
#22
| This was so great. A perfect ending to an arc. Another proof that this show is miles better than hyouka, tho i guess it is s bit harsh to compare them, as hyouka is a very different show content-wise even if it’s also a part of mystery genre. While we are far from anime end, i’m already sad, that we probably won’t ever see season 3 of shoumin series. Oh, and I would kill (metaphorically) for a new story with adult characters and some murder mysteries from Honobu Yonezawa. Not sure if he has any books like that. But I guess not, as both hyouka and shoumin kinda same in their school-mysteries plot types. |
May 17, 12:53 PM
#23
| A happy ending for our two psychopaths. I feel like one of them will end up dead if they date for too long. Probably Kobato. I thought it was pretty clear that Osanai intentionally set up a trap to Urino... but it's nice that Kobato didn't miss that. |
May 17, 1:02 PM
#24
El_Fede said: These people are dyed in the wool psychopaths, incapable of empathy. They shouldn't be supported, shipped or even liked. They are not anti-heroes, they're bona fide villains. And you know what? I dig it. Edit: people are getting way too uptight about the kiss thing. Clumsy kids try to express romance in silly ways. I didn't take it like Urino was forcing himself on her or anything, he didn't seem the type, if anything he seemed to genuinely care for her before she started dropping red herrings. I interpreted it like he clumsily tried to sneak or steal a kiss, some innocent teenager stuff. Which just makes Osanai's reaction that much more revealing about her character. Making the complete demolition of this kids spirit (and being completely indifferent to the arson, in fact using it as part of her revenge) out to be normal stuff is a disservice to the excellent character construction going on here. Nah fr man are there no normal human beings on this app? Holy shit the fact people are defending her getting revenge on her boyfriend because he tried to do a normal boyfriend thing and kiss her out of excitement is insane. I’m constantly reminded why anime fans are seen as weird. As you said, it’s clearly meant to demonstrate further that Osanai is a sociopath and could never be with a normal human being. Only a sociopath like Kobato could be with her. |
May 17, 1:19 PM
#25
| I think it's fair game, it's not like Yuki's trying to revenge her boyfriend (now ex) in an unlawful way. But she's also not a kind of person who'll bully anyone with no reason. There IS a reason, but that reason is so small that can't be pick up by the law, so she's trying to revenge in a way that's so small that can't be pick up by the law either. |
May 17, 1:22 PM
#26
I really miss Kobato and Osanai together they're really a perfect match!!![]() ![]() ![]() |
May 17, 1:23 PM
#27
| I'm glad that Kobato and Osanai are back together and having accepted who they are and coming to terms with the fact that they deserve each other 😂❤️❤️ Feeling bad for Urino lol F*ked by his friend in the back and his girlfriend taking revenge on him 'cause he tried to kiss her without her permission 😭😭 My predictions about this mystery behind the arson came out wrong since I believed that Osanai must have made Hiya to start the fire. And it looks like Osanai was genuinely trying to be a good girlfriend to Urino by helping him in her own way until that kiss😅😅 |
May 17, 1:26 PM
#28
| it felt funny when she said:"cuz he tried to kiss me without asking"; it shows how abnormal she is,to go this far just to take revenge for the slightest things, what an interesting character |
May 17, 1:28 PM
#29
| I HATE HER SO MUCH I HATE I HATE HER I HATE HER I HATE OSANAI SO MUCH SHES MY NEW RACHEL I HATE HER SO MUCH THE PAST 7 EPISODES URNIO HAS BEEN MY FAVORITE CHARACTER BUT THIS LITTLE DICK HEAD OSANAI I HATE HER SO MUCH ITS CRAZY I WAS DEAD ASS PUNCHING THE AIR SEEING HER ON MY SCREEN URNIO MY FAVORITE CHARACTER DIDNT Deserve This ALL OF THIS HATE JUST BECAUSE HE TRIED TO KISS HIS GIRLFRIEND LIKE WTF???? I HATE HER SO MUCH I HATE HER I HATE HERR WITH A PASSION ![]() |
May 17, 1:30 PM
#30
| Although this episode was awesome, I can't agree with Osanai's tactic. You should have kicked his n**ts and let him know what his fault is. Her approach of taking revenge is too extreme and never commendable. She might cause terrible misery for someone completely innocent. Her shenanigans form last season actually resulted Kengo to get beaten up. Despising her more and more every episode. |
May 17, 1:32 PM
#31
Reply to Marinate1016
El_Fede said:
These people are dyed in the wool psychopaths, incapable of empathy. They shouldn't be supported, shipped or even liked. They are not anti-heroes, they're bona fide villains. And you know what? I dig it.
Edit: people are getting way too uptight about the kiss thing. Clumsy kids try to express romance in silly ways. I didn't take it like Urino was forcing himself on her or anything, he didn't seem the type, if anything he seemed to genuinely care for her before she started dropping red herrings. I interpreted it like he clumsily tried to sneak or steal a kiss, some innocent teenager stuff. Which just makes Osanai's reaction that much more revealing about her character. Making the complete demolition of this kids spirit (and being completely indifferent to the arson, in fact using it as part of her revenge) out to be normal stuff is a disservice to the excellent character construction going on here.
These people are dyed in the wool psychopaths, incapable of empathy. They shouldn't be supported, shipped or even liked. They are not anti-heroes, they're bona fide villains. And you know what? I dig it.
Edit: people are getting way too uptight about the kiss thing. Clumsy kids try to express romance in silly ways. I didn't take it like Urino was forcing himself on her or anything, he didn't seem the type, if anything he seemed to genuinely care for her before she started dropping red herrings. I interpreted it like he clumsily tried to sneak or steal a kiss, some innocent teenager stuff. Which just makes Osanai's reaction that much more revealing about her character. Making the complete demolition of this kids spirit (and being completely indifferent to the arson, in fact using it as part of her revenge) out to be normal stuff is a disservice to the excellent character construction going on here.
Nah fr man are there no normal human beings on this app? Holy shit the fact people are defending her getting revenge on her boyfriend because he tried to do a normal boyfriend thing and kiss her out of excitement is insane. I’m constantly reminded why anime fans are seen as weird. As you said, it’s clearly meant to demonstrate further that Osanai is a sociopath and could never be with a normal human being. Only a sociopath like Kobato could be with her.
| @Marinate1016 totally agreed. |
May 17, 1:32 PM
#32
| Ok, I wouldn't mess with Osanai. |
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May 17, 1:37 PM
#33
Reply to El_Fede
These people are dyed in the wool psychopaths, incapable of empathy. They shouldn't be supported, shipped or even liked. They are not anti-heroes, they're bona fide villains. And you know what? I dig it.
Edit: people are getting way too uptight about the kiss thing. Clumsy kids try to express romance in silly ways. I didn't take it like Urino was forcing himself on her or anything, he didn't seem the type, if anything he seemed to genuinely care for her before she started dropping red herrings. I interpreted it like he clumsily tried to sneak or steal a kiss, some innocent teenager stuff. Which just makes Osanai's reaction that much more revealing about her character. Making the complete demolition of this kids spirit (and being completely indifferent to the arson, in fact using it as part of her revenge) out to be normal stuff is a disservice to the excellent character construction going on here.
Edit: people are getting way too uptight about the kiss thing. Clumsy kids try to express romance in silly ways. I didn't take it like Urino was forcing himself on her or anything, he didn't seem the type, if anything he seemed to genuinely care for her before she started dropping red herrings. I interpreted it like he clumsily tried to sneak or steal a kiss, some innocent teenager stuff. Which just makes Osanai's reaction that much more revealing about her character. Making the complete demolition of this kids spirit (and being completely indifferent to the arson, in fact using it as part of her revenge) out to be normal stuff is a disservice to the excellent character construction going on here.
| @El_Fede agreed... |
May 17, 1:45 PM
#34
| Okay that was very brutal, lmao I feel bad for Urino For some reason most previous post is pretty fired up about kissing stuff, like bro this is just fiction just enjoy the story. There is no meaning debating who is right or wrong. The only fact is that Osanai didn't like it, and She mean it. lol |
May 17, 1:54 PM
#35
Reply to Marinate1016
El_Fede said:
These people are dyed in the wool psychopaths, incapable of empathy. They shouldn't be supported, shipped or even liked. They are not anti-heroes, they're bona fide villains. And you know what? I dig it.
Edit: people are getting way too uptight about the kiss thing. Clumsy kids try to express romance in silly ways. I didn't take it like Urino was forcing himself on her or anything, he didn't seem the type, if anything he seemed to genuinely care for her before she started dropping red herrings. I interpreted it like he clumsily tried to sneak or steal a kiss, some innocent teenager stuff. Which just makes Osanai's reaction that much more revealing about her character. Making the complete demolition of this kids spirit (and being completely indifferent to the arson, in fact using it as part of her revenge) out to be normal stuff is a disservice to the excellent character construction going on here.
These people are dyed in the wool psychopaths, incapable of empathy. They shouldn't be supported, shipped or even liked. They are not anti-heroes, they're bona fide villains. And you know what? I dig it.
Edit: people are getting way too uptight about the kiss thing. Clumsy kids try to express romance in silly ways. I didn't take it like Urino was forcing himself on her or anything, he didn't seem the type, if anything he seemed to genuinely care for her before she started dropping red herrings. I interpreted it like he clumsily tried to sneak or steal a kiss, some innocent teenager stuff. Which just makes Osanai's reaction that much more revealing about her character. Making the complete demolition of this kids spirit (and being completely indifferent to the arson, in fact using it as part of her revenge) out to be normal stuff is a disservice to the excellent character construction going on here.
Nah fr man are there no normal human beings on this app? Holy shit the fact people are defending her getting revenge on her boyfriend because he tried to do a normal boyfriend thing and kiss her out of excitement is insane. I’m constantly reminded why anime fans are seen as weird. As you said, it’s clearly meant to demonstrate further that Osanai is a sociopath and could never be with a normal human being. Only a sociopath like Kobato could be with her.
| Lol. I suspected Hiya because he acted too pretentious at times and he was really the only significant new character in this arc besides the Kobato's girlfriend. But I had no real proof. By the way, excessive sensitivity, copying the social behavior of "normal people" and vindictiveness are just some of the clear symptoms of sociopathic personality disorder. @Marinate1016 We can argue for a long time about the norms of acceptable behavior, each couple establishes it themselves. The question is that starting from this season, the behavior of Kobato and to a greater extent Osanai begins to look too sociopathic. So the guy is really lucky that she only humiliated him, and did not shoot off his dick or make him the object of the perfect murder. |
May 17, 2:04 PM
#36
| Well, the arc concluded on a high tone, with the two sharing sweets back where it all ended. While i consider the fact that going that far for a kiss is bad, we all know what person Osanai is and that fits her personality. Now about the fight in the comments about trying to kiss someone while in a relationship(and that for 1 year) is something normal without even asking, gosh, i even got kissed before started dating and i wasn't asked. But keeping that in mind, the setting was made for this to happen and put her personality in light and should argue about it because is fiction. |
May 17, 2:06 PM
#37
Reply to Marinate1016
El_Fede said:
These people are dyed in the wool psychopaths, incapable of empathy. They shouldn't be supported, shipped or even liked. They are not anti-heroes, they're bona fide villains. And you know what? I dig it.
Edit: people are getting way too uptight about the kiss thing. Clumsy kids try to express romance in silly ways. I didn't take it like Urino was forcing himself on her or anything, he didn't seem the type, if anything he seemed to genuinely care for her before she started dropping red herrings. I interpreted it like he clumsily tried to sneak or steal a kiss, some innocent teenager stuff. Which just makes Osanai's reaction that much more revealing about her character. Making the complete demolition of this kids spirit (and being completely indifferent to the arson, in fact using it as part of her revenge) out to be normal stuff is a disservice to the excellent character construction going on here.
These people are dyed in the wool psychopaths, incapable of empathy. They shouldn't be supported, shipped or even liked. They are not anti-heroes, they're bona fide villains. And you know what? I dig it.
Edit: people are getting way too uptight about the kiss thing. Clumsy kids try to express romance in silly ways. I didn't take it like Urino was forcing himself on her or anything, he didn't seem the type, if anything he seemed to genuinely care for her before she started dropping red herrings. I interpreted it like he clumsily tried to sneak or steal a kiss, some innocent teenager stuff. Which just makes Osanai's reaction that much more revealing about her character. Making the complete demolition of this kids spirit (and being completely indifferent to the arson, in fact using it as part of her revenge) out to be normal stuff is a disservice to the excellent character construction going on here.
Nah fr man are there no normal human beings on this app? Holy shit the fact people are defending her getting revenge on her boyfriend because he tried to do a normal boyfriend thing and kiss her out of excitement is insane. I’m constantly reminded why anime fans are seen as weird. As you said, it’s clearly meant to demonstrate further that Osanai is a sociopath and could never be with a normal human being. Only a sociopath like Kobato could be with her.
| @Marinate1016 I think even the fact that this is revealed in an intertitle is used to convey how outlandish it is, if it were meant to sound reasonable it would have been presented more nonchalantly, the fact that they felt the need to present it in white font against a black background says a lot about how the creators wanted this answer to be read. It's even more revealing if you pair this with the fact that the first place to which Kobato's mind went when he considered Osanai as a suspect was "what could this be a revenge for?" He didn't think Osanai wouldn't start fires, he thought she for sure would (and in a sense he was right, she needed more fires to keep stringing Urino along to make his destruction that more thorough), but wondered in response to what those fires might be. That's another revealing tidbit about not only Osanai but the way Kobato, the most insightful and perceptive character in the series, understands her. She is entirely amoral, as acknowledged by herself and Kobato. All she cares about is getting back to anyone who wronged her in any way. Which makes for a fun show! But misreading her like that is interesting. It's like those people who think the Joker or the guy from Taxi Driver are the good guys... no, no they aren't, they are protagonists, extraordinarily compelling ones, too, but we are not meant to _sympathize_ with them. Which is all to say that, if a 15 or 16 year old trying awkwardly to kiss the GF with whom she's been going out for, what? 7 or 8 months? is an offense punishable by comprehensively dismantling the kid's self worth... well god damn... |
May 17, 2:06 PM
#38
| HOLY SHIIIIIIII- SHE FREAKING BROKE URINO AS REVENGE FOR TRYING TO KISS HER????? 😱😱😱😱😱 I CAN'T WITH THIS WOMAN 😂😂😂😂😂 Osanai is easily the best girl/villain ever 👍👍👍 (just don't ever make her angy) But man, I'm so happy Kobato and Osanai are back together again and this time they are aware of their feelings for each other. Spending time apart and in relationships with other people definitely helped them realize how much they missed each other's company 😊 Also gotta love that one girl who was rooting for Osanai and Kobato lol 👌 |
May 17, 2:13 PM
#39
El_Fede said: @Marinate1016 I think even the fact that this is revealed in an intertitle is used to convey how outlandish it is, if it were meant to sound reasonable it would have been presented more nonchalantly, the fact that they felt the need to present it in white font against a black background says a lot about how the creators wanted this answer to be read. It's even more revealing if you pair this with the fact that the first place to which Kobato's mind went when he considered Osanai as a suspect was "what could this be a revenge for?" He didn't think Osanai wouldn't start fires, he thought she for sure would (and in a sense he was right, she needed more fires to keep stringing Urino along to make his destruction that more thorough), but wondered in response to what those fires might be. That's another revealing tidbit about not only Osanai but the way Kobato, the most insightful and perceptive character in the series, understands her. She is entirely amoral, as acknowledged by herself and Kobato. All she cares about is getting back to anyone who wronged her in any way. Which makes for a fun show! But misreading her like that is interesting. It's like those people who think the Joker or the guy from Taxi Driver are the good guys... no, no they aren't, they are protagonists, extraordinarily compelling ones, too, but we are not meant to _sympathize_ with them. Which is all to say that, if a 15 or 16 year old trying awkwardly to kiss the GF with whom she's been going out for, what? 7 or 8 months? is an offense punishable by comprehensively dismantling the kid's self worth... well god damn... Bingo. That’s what makes this series so interesting between the two leads are sociopaths who are totally different from 99.9 percent of anime characters. They’re more like case studies than people to be emulated. Kobato helping people in need is probably the only good thing to be taken from the show and applied to your daily life. |
May 17, 2:17 PM
#40
| Osanai said kobato isnt best option for her and maybe she is waiting for prince to charm her. Df she talks about kobato is best option for her. Tho she will stick with him for now. |
May 17, 2:24 PM
#41
Reply to RobertBobert
Lol. I suspected Hiya because he acted too pretentious at times and he was really the only significant new character in this arc besides the Kobato's girlfriend. But I had no real proof. By the way, excessive sensitivity, copying the social behavior of "normal people" and vindictiveness are just some of the clear symptoms of sociopathic personality disorder.
@Marinate1016 We can argue for a long time about the norms of acceptable behavior, each couple establishes it themselves. The question is that starting from this season, the behavior of Kobato and to a greater extent Osanai begins to look too sociopathic. So the guy is really lucky that she only humiliated him, and did not shoot off his dick or make him the object of the perfect murder.
@Marinate1016 We can argue for a long time about the norms of acceptable behavior, each couple establishes it themselves. The question is that starting from this season, the behavior of Kobato and to a greater extent Osanai begins to look too sociopathic. So the guy is really lucky that she only humiliated him, and did not shoot off his dick or make him the object of the perfect murder.
| @RobertBobert "By the way, excessive sensitivity, copying the social behavior of "normal people" and vindictiveness are just some of the clear symptoms of sociopathic personality disorder." This is also very insightful. In a way Kobato reminds me of Mao Mao's biological father in Apothecary Diaries. He isn't bad, he's indifferent. He is incapable of seeing people as individuals, which clearly derives from a pathology and which makes him such a brilliant strategist, when you have no attachment to your pieces, you can play the perfect move every time. It's the same with Kobato, he's also completely amoral, he doesn't see human beings, he sees brain teasers. He can't connect with anyone and that's why he only interacts with everyone in the most superficial level. Tellingly, the two characters who know him best, aside of Osanai, are put off by him precisely because of his uncanny-valley-ness and end up hating him, because once you scratch the surface, there is nothing. This is a wonderful show that breaks so many molds, these people are fascinating and are not presented as good or bad, but as consistent, coherent with their inner values, and just shows the directions in which these takes them. It's a breath of fresh air, no heroes, no villains, only people with what seem pathologies sort of doing their thing, and their thing is captivating. |
May 17, 2:27 PM
#42
Reply to Marinate1016
El_Fede said:
These people are dyed in the wool psychopaths, incapable of empathy. They shouldn't be supported, shipped or even liked. They are not anti-heroes, they're bona fide villains. And you know what? I dig it.
Edit: people are getting way too uptight about the kiss thing. Clumsy kids try to express romance in silly ways. I didn't take it like Urino was forcing himself on her or anything, he didn't seem the type, if anything he seemed to genuinely care for her before she started dropping red herrings. I interpreted it like he clumsily tried to sneak or steal a kiss, some innocent teenager stuff. Which just makes Osanai's reaction that much more revealing about her character. Making the complete demolition of this kids spirit (and being completely indifferent to the arson, in fact using it as part of her revenge) out to be normal stuff is a disservice to the excellent character construction going on here.
These people are dyed in the wool psychopaths, incapable of empathy. They shouldn't be supported, shipped or even liked. They are not anti-heroes, they're bona fide villains. And you know what? I dig it.
Edit: people are getting way too uptight about the kiss thing. Clumsy kids try to express romance in silly ways. I didn't take it like Urino was forcing himself on her or anything, he didn't seem the type, if anything he seemed to genuinely care for her before she started dropping red herrings. I interpreted it like he clumsily tried to sneak or steal a kiss, some innocent teenager stuff. Which just makes Osanai's reaction that much more revealing about her character. Making the complete demolition of this kids spirit (and being completely indifferent to the arson, in fact using it as part of her revenge) out to be normal stuff is a disservice to the excellent character construction going on here.
Nah fr man are there no normal human beings on this app? Holy shit the fact people are defending her getting revenge on her boyfriend because he tried to do a normal boyfriend thing and kiss her out of excitement is insane. I’m constantly reminded why anime fans are seen as weird. As you said, it’s clearly meant to demonstrate further that Osanai is a sociopath and could never be with a normal human being. Only a sociopath like Kobato could be with her.
Marinate1016 said: he tried to do a normal boyfriend thing and kiss her out of excitement That's not how that scene went down, though. They were having an argument - Osanai was trying to get Urino to stop writing about the arson, and Urino was misunderstanding her words and getting angry that he was being belittled. It's not a good time to be kissing anyone. The kiss was almost like he was trying to get her to stop talking and "assert dominance." We both know how that would especially tick her off. Osanai literally says afterwards, "when someone tells you to listen, you listen." And it's just plain disrespectful. Every couple is different, they should match each other and figure it out together. But Urino just sprang that on her, knowing full well Osanai was not a touchy person. If he didn't like her personality and attitude, then he should've just broken up with her earlier. What Osanai did was insanely cruel, yes. But there's a good reason she flipped. I wouldn't be surprised if a normal couple had a fight after that kiss moment. |
May 17, 2:30 PM
#43
perseii said: Marinate1016 said: he tried to do a normal boyfriend thing and kiss her out of excitement That's not how that scene went down, though. They were having an argument - Osanai was trying to get Urino to stop writing about the arson, and Urino was misunderstanding her words and getting angry that he was being belittled. It's not a good time to be kissing anyone. The kiss was almost like he was trying to get her to stop talking and "assert dominance." We both know how that would especially tick her off. Osanai literally says afterwards, "when someone tells you to listen, you listen." And it's just plain disrespectful. Every couple is different, they should match each other and figure it out together. But Urino just sprang that on her, knowing full well Osanai was not a touchy person. If he didn't like her personality and attitude, then he should've just broken up with her earlier. What Osanai did was insanely cruel, yes. But there's a good reason she flipped. I wouldn't be surprised if a normal couple had a fight after that kiss moment. That’s quite literally how the scene went. Excitement doesn’t mean joyous always. He was nervous and tried to kiss his girlfriend end of. At any rate, the fact she did all of this because of that is ridiculous and I’ll hear not a single argument justifying it. No normal couple is fighting after that and the fact people on MAL and Reddit think like this shows me your level of social development. Yikes. Again, you might say “I didn’t really appreciate you trying to do that when I’m having a serious conversation” and move on, but the scene is intended to highlight how much of a sociopath Osanai is and how she couldn’t even fathom why he’d kiss her without asking. She takes it as a slight because she is mentally ill and this isn’t something to be emulated. Normal humans do not react that way. End of story lol. Y’all have to go out and interact with people I promise the world is fun. |
May 17, 2:34 PM
#44
Reply to Marinate1016
Zehrt_Andrei said:
@Marinate1016 that ain't normal blud, that's abnormality. Imagine your partner dares to kiss you without your permission and especially is it is against your will? How would you react? . There's 8 billion peeps on this planet and Osanai won't fall for it.
@Marinate1016 that ain't normal blud, that's abnormality. Imagine your partner dares to kiss you without your permission and especially is it is against your will? How would you react? . There's 8 billion peeps on this planet and Osanai won't fall for it.
That’s extremely normal and no I wouldn’t mind? We’re dating not friends. You said the optimal word “partner” if you’re so repulsed by the thought of them kissing you why are you dating them lmao tf are y’all talking about on here just be saying ANYTHING. Y’all acting like buddy tried to SA her, a random kiss is normal as hell. It just happens he was dating a sociopathic freak. Aka the average mal user apparently.
| @Marinate1016 Very normal lol. Urino's frustrations with their "relationship"(that which betrayed typical relationship expectations and lacked any intimacy/interpersonal semblance) is an intentional display from the author, not just in contrast to satisfying/enticing mega autists like Kobato & Osanai who have their own fixations, but also a compatibility gap which inevitably leads to different expectations between the two people. Both Urino and Nakamaru become agitated by this. @Zehrt_Andrei You don't know how people work and you shouldn't extrapolate your meekness for morality. You only know how those who already think like you think, 8 billion peeps as you've said. As far as I'm concerned season 2 has been fantastic, no less this episode. |
May 17, 2:34 PM
#45
Reply to El_Fede
@RobertBobert "By the way, excessive sensitivity, copying the social behavior of "normal people" and vindictiveness are just some of the clear symptoms of sociopathic personality disorder." This is also very insightful. In a way Kobato reminds me of Mao Mao's biological father in Apothecary Diaries. He isn't bad, he's indifferent. He is incapable of seeing people as individuals, which clearly derives from a pathology and which makes him such a brilliant strategist, when you have no attachment to your pieces, you can play the perfect move every time. It's the same with Kobato, he's also completely amoral, he doesn't see human beings, he sees brain teasers. He can't connect with anyone and that's why he only interacts with everyone in the most superficial level. Tellingly, the two characters who know him best, aside of Osanai, are put off by him precisely because of his uncanny-valley-ness and end up hating him, because once you scratch the surface, there is nothing.
This is a wonderful show that breaks so many molds, these people are fascinating and are not presented as good or bad, but as consistent, coherent with their inner values, and just shows the directions in which these takes them. It's a breath of fresh air, no heroes, no villains, only people with what seem pathologies sort of doing their thing, and their thing is captivating.
This is a wonderful show that breaks so many molds, these people are fascinating and are not presented as good or bad, but as consistent, coherent with their inner values, and just shows the directions in which these takes them. It's a breath of fresh air, no heroes, no villains, only people with what seem pathologies sort of doing their thing, and their thing is captivating.
| @El_Fede This is one of the reasons why sociopaths often seem to be such brilliant manipulators and strategists. They have significant emotional and sensory disturbances, which makes their thinking seem too cold and mechanical, like a computer. I mean, it's the peak of what the layman usually means by emotionless pure reason. On the other hand, I wouldn't call Mao Mao's father a sociopath. The way LN describes it, it's more likely that her family has some kind of hereditary autism spectrum disorder, which causes all family members to be hyperfocused and "geniuses" in some chosen field. It's not exactly scientific, but it makes some sense while overall, Mao Mao is a pretty normal person. Honestly, if you take away the dialogue with his girlfriend, where the author made it clear how Kobato looks to normal people, he doesn't bother me as much as Osanai. Where Kobato is just weird, Osanai increasingly gives off vibes of a prequel/flashback version of the main villain of some bigger show. But following your thought, I agree that from this perspective, the characters' desperate attempts to "become normal" or to interact normally with people in general, look much more meaningful. |
May 17, 2:42 PM
#46
Reply to Marinate1016
perseii said:
That's not how that scene went down, though.
They were having an argument - Osanai was trying to get Urino to stop writing about the arson, and Urino was misunderstanding her words and getting angry that he was being belittled. It's not a good time to be kissing anyone.
The kiss was almost like he was trying to get her to stop talking and "assert dominance." We both know how that would especially tick her off. Osanai literally says afterwards, "when someone tells you to listen, you listen."
And it's just plain disrespectful. Every couple is different, they should match each other and figure it out together. But Urino just sprang that on her, knowing full well Osanai was not a touchy person. If he didn't like her personality and attitude, then he should've just broken up with her earlier.
What Osanai did was insanely cruel, yes. But there's a good reason she flipped. I wouldn't be surprised if a normal couple had a fight after that kiss moment.
Marinate1016 said:
he tried to do a normal boyfriend thing and kiss her out of excitement
he tried to do a normal boyfriend thing and kiss her out of excitement
That's not how that scene went down, though.
They were having an argument - Osanai was trying to get Urino to stop writing about the arson, and Urino was misunderstanding her words and getting angry that he was being belittled. It's not a good time to be kissing anyone.
The kiss was almost like he was trying to get her to stop talking and "assert dominance." We both know how that would especially tick her off. Osanai literally says afterwards, "when someone tells you to listen, you listen."
And it's just plain disrespectful. Every couple is different, they should match each other and figure it out together. But Urino just sprang that on her, knowing full well Osanai was not a touchy person. If he didn't like her personality and attitude, then he should've just broken up with her earlier.
What Osanai did was insanely cruel, yes. But there's a good reason she flipped. I wouldn't be surprised if a normal couple had a fight after that kiss moment.
That’s quite literally how the scene went. Excitement doesn’t mean joyous always. He was nervous and tried to kiss his girlfriend end of. At any rate, the fact she did all of this because of that is ridiculous and I’ll hear not a single argument justifying it. No normal couple is fighting after that and the fact people on MAL and Reddit think like this shows me your level of social development. Yikes. Again, you might say “I didn’t really appreciate you trying to do that when I’m having a serious conversation” and move on, but the scene is intended to highlight how much of a sociopath Osanai is and how she couldn’t even fathom why he’d kiss her without asking. She takes it as a slight because she is mentally ill and this isn’t something to be emulated.
Normal humans do not react that way. End of story lol. Y’all have to go out and interact with people I promise the world is fun.
Marinate1016 said: He was nervous and tried to kiss his girlfriend end of. That's a very generous interpretation (in my view, obviously), but you're free to see it that way. Marinate1016 said: “I didn’t really appreciate you trying to do that when I’m having a serious conversation” I've had and seen fights happen for far less. Everyone has different triggers that set them off. Conversely, everyone has different things they're willing to laugh off or be considerate about. Marinate1016 said: how much of a sociopath Osanai is No arguments there. |
May 17, 2:46 PM
#47
Reply to perseii
Marinate1016 said:
he tried to do a normal boyfriend thing and kiss her out of excitement
he tried to do a normal boyfriend thing and kiss her out of excitement
That's not how that scene went down, though.
They were having an argument - Osanai was trying to get Urino to stop writing about the arson, and Urino was misunderstanding her words and getting angry that he was being belittled. It's not a good time to be kissing anyone.
The kiss was almost like he was trying to get her to stop talking and "assert dominance." We both know how that would especially tick her off. Osanai literally says afterwards, "when someone tells you to listen, you listen."
And it's just plain disrespectful. Every couple is different, they should match each other and figure it out together. But Urino just sprang that on her, knowing full well Osanai was not a touchy person. If he didn't like her personality and attitude, then he should've just broken up with her earlier.
What Osanai did was insanely cruel, yes. But there's a good reason she flipped. I wouldn't be surprised if a normal couple had a fight after that kiss moment.
| @perseii I think this is a very fair reading, too. He was disrespectful, no doubt about it. "When someone tells you to listen, you listen" is something that should be taught since kindergarten. Having said that, I think the main point still stands. I think the key to interpreting her revenge is how drawn out and indifferent to anything else it is. I don't think property damage is THAT big of a deal, but she was completely indifferent to anything other that her revenge, arson included. Even if you think the proportionality of the crime vs the punishment is fair, it is plain to see that her singlemindedness and the meticulousness of her revenge are wild, in that anything happening outside of the scope of her plan was inconsequential. All of which is to say that I think the whole ending of the arc serves the sole purpose of reminding us that she's unwell to put it mildly. I think that's the main point of this, that her reaction is clearly portrayed not as something to be celebrated but as something to be stunned by. So I think the entire argument of "is this an adequate responde" boils down more to how you wish to perceive her. Of course, no one reading is correct! Everyone is entitled to their interpretation and more things are going on beneath, but, to me, it's a misreading of the show's entire premise to think she's a badass, that's not what, to me, this show is about and the enjoyment of the show is all the less if you read it that way. Then she becomes some sort of avenger and we have plenty of those in anime. But if she's a genuine psychopath... ah! that's different |
May 17, 2:47 PM
#48
Keklel said: @Marinate1016 Very normal lol. Urino's frustrations with their "relationship"(that which betrayed typical relationship expectations and lacked any intimacy/interpersonal semblance) is an intentional display from the author, not just in contrast to satisfying/enticing mega autists like Kobato & Osanai who have their own fixations, but also a compatibility gap which inevitably leads to different expectations between the two people. Both Urino and Nakamaru become agitated by this. @Zehrt_Andrei You don't know how people work and you shouldn't extrapolate your meekness for morality. You only know how those who already think like you think, 8 billion peeps as you've said. As far as I'm concerned season 2 has been fantastic, no less this episode. Bro thank you. swear this thread had me thinking I was insane. Like how are there grown human beings who are acting like Urino tried to r*pe a random girl or something? He went for a smooch on his GIRLFRIEND and it ain’t like they’d just got together, they were dating damn near a year. As you said and as I’ve re emphasized, it’s supposed to show how sociopathic Osanai is. She has no understanding of the social norms of a relationship. |
May 17, 2:50 PM
#49
| girls and boys we are so back. I've been lukewarm on Urino as somewhat of a protagonist this season, so seeing him just get obliterated in the most petty of ways for these last two episodes has been so incredibly gratifying, to the point that I appreciate his mediocrity even more simply because it gave us the most cathartic ending to an arc so far in the series. I am baffled that such an obscure series is getting an adaptation at this level of quality in all aspects. Looking forward to more sociopathic shenanigans and sweets next week. 🌰 |
May 17, 2:54 PM
#50
Reply to El_Fede
@perseii I think this is a very fair reading, too. He was disrespectful, no doubt about it. "When someone tells you to listen, you listen" is something that should be taught since kindergarten.
Having said that, I think the main point still stands. I think the key to interpreting her revenge is how drawn out and indifferent to anything else it is. I don't think property damage is THAT big of a deal, but she was completely indifferent to anything other that her revenge, arson included. Even if you think the proportionality of the crime vs the punishment is fair, it is plain to see that her singlemindedness and the meticulousness of her revenge are wild, in that anything happening outside of the scope of her plan was inconsequential. All of which is to say that I think the whole ending of the arc serves the sole purpose of reminding us that she's unwell to put it mildly.
I think that's the main point of this, that her reaction is clearly portrayed not as something to be celebrated but as something to be stunned by. So I think the entire argument of "is this an adequate responde" boils down more to how you wish to perceive her. Of course, no one reading is correct! Everyone is entitled to their interpretation and more things are going on beneath, but, to me, it's a misreading of the show's entire premise to think she's a badass, that's not what, to me, this show is about and the enjoyment of the show is all the less if you read it that way. Then she becomes some sort of avenger and we have plenty of those in anime. But if she's a genuine psychopath... ah! that's different
Having said that, I think the main point still stands. I think the key to interpreting her revenge is how drawn out and indifferent to anything else it is. I don't think property damage is THAT big of a deal, but she was completely indifferent to anything other that her revenge, arson included. Even if you think the proportionality of the crime vs the punishment is fair, it is plain to see that her singlemindedness and the meticulousness of her revenge are wild, in that anything happening outside of the scope of her plan was inconsequential. All of which is to say that I think the whole ending of the arc serves the sole purpose of reminding us that she's unwell to put it mildly.
I think that's the main point of this, that her reaction is clearly portrayed not as something to be celebrated but as something to be stunned by. So I think the entire argument of "is this an adequate responde" boils down more to how you wish to perceive her. Of course, no one reading is correct! Everyone is entitled to their interpretation and more things are going on beneath, but, to me, it's a misreading of the show's entire premise to think she's a badass, that's not what, to me, this show is about and the enjoyment of the show is all the less if you read it that way. Then she becomes some sort of avenger and we have plenty of those in anime. But if she's a genuine psychopath... ah! that's different
El_Fede said: I think that's the main point of this, that her reaction is clearly portrayed not as something to be celebrated but as something to be stunned by. I absolutely don't celebrate this, haha. I'm horrified actually, but also very entertained, which is an interesting and unique thing this anime has achieved. I don't think Osanai's response was fair at all. I just wanted to point out that Urino's behavior wasn't so innocent, either, and it could even be a toxic pattern depending on the case. I'm actually not too sure what "stance" the show is taking, as it didn't seem to be explicitly condemning these two characters, but I like it that way; as you say, it's up to you. |
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Ahh I miss this sweets goblin Osanai,the devourer of all thing sweet.


