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Nov 29, 7:14 AM
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Damn, this Nokker problem with Mimori is much more complex than it looked. Seems this taps into the psychology of human emotions and what Mimori truly wants. Even the Nokker knew when it took control of her.

Not going to lie, Mimori's character arc this season has been so fascinating. The complete change of her character personality and Hirotoshi trying to save her. As creepy as Hirotoshi was at times, his intentions to save Mimori are genuine.
Nov 29, 7:33 AM
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“You reek dude at least take a bath before you start dreaming. You can stay there forever you lolicon” LMAOOOO. Hirotoshi is still a pedophile pos, BUT credit where it’s due, he came up massively today and really put himself on the line to convince Mimori to come back to life. Can’t believe I’m saying it for a nonce, but I have to respect him a little for that. Could’ve easily left things to Bon and Fushi, but he wanted to personally handle things. Finally some answers about the Nokkers too!

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

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

Next week PV looks crazy tho I can’t wait, is Mizuha gonna somehow be connected to the new nokker we met at the end of this episode?
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Nov 29, 8:56 AM
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Another trash mom, she didn't deserve to be called a mother at all.
That brat Nokker was fking annoying. Gladly, it's gone for good.
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Nov 29, 9:03 AM
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Hirotoshi-lolicon-san got his ass whopped!
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Nov 29, 9:13 AM
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After seeing the Mimori's backstory. "When you're listening to the villain's speech and they're making a lot of sense" meme.

Nokker Mimori was mostly killed for being too brash.

Sure, Mimori want to live, after watching someone being mercilessly beaten, and kinda forced by Bon. Because she is a good person. Then what?
Now see if they will deal with the cause of the problem.

Yuuki doing LiveLeak.
Nov 29, 9:36 AM
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This season started off iffy, but it's certainly improved a lot over the last few episodes.
Nov 29, 9:52 AM
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For a moment I thought we will have actual moral dilemma, with Nokkers having some kind of symbiotic relationship with humans. But nah, it's still just a monster.

I'm much more interested in next episode's preview than current one tbh!
Nov 29, 10:05 AM
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Granted that I know why it happened, Hirotoshi getting his ass beaten while Bon was just there aurafarming for half of the episode was too funny
Nov 29, 10:07 AM
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glad she decided to live
Nov 29, 10:20 AM

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Really enjoyed this encounter. Even though I would have like an even more extreme progression. They could have given Hirotoshi a hero death, getting killed by evil Mimori, and still be revived later on together with Mimori.

But wow, her mother is terrible. Parents in this show need to step it up.

I assume we won't see Mimori and Hirotoshi again, although I'd love to see their life from here on out. I like that Hirotoshi gets to improve as a person without completely changing his flawed character. It is who he is and that's okay to some degree.

Anyway, here comes the next enemy.
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Nov 29, 10:22 AM

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After seeing the Mimori's backstory. "When you're listening to the villain's speech and they're making a lot of sense" meme.

Nokker Mimori was mostly killed for being too brash.

Sure, Mimori want to live, after watching someone being mercilessly beaten, and kinda forced by Bon. Because she is a good person. Then what?
Now see if they will deal with the cause of the problem.

Yuuki doing LiveLeak.
@BlichoBoy

Mimori is a very young child and was abused by her mother. Nothing about evil Mimori's speech "made sense", because Mimori never had the chance to experience a proper life as she should. Hirotoshi helped her realize that there's people who care about her and that there's a life waiting for her, she wasn't forced at all.
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Nov 29, 10:39 AM

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The creeper mini arc is over!! (i hope)
Nov 29, 10:40 AM

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For a moment I thought we will have actual moral dilemma, with Nokkers having some kind of symbiotic relationship with humans. But nah, it's still just a monster.

I'm much more interested in next episode's preview than current one tbh!
@SomeMage Frieren af conclusion
Nov 29, 11:12 AM
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I'm not convinced by how a little girl can have a well-thought suicide plan. But I'm not a suicide expert so I can't say it's wrong, it just doesn't convince me.

Bon has quite a cruel way to deal with a soul of the girl with a suicide thought, but in this anime, death is reversible, so I can't apply my common sense to judge his action.

At least his action leads to the good outcome so I'm not gonna complain that much.
Nov 29, 11:23 AM

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What a bizarre yet captivating season so far.

A Nokker finishing off another Nokker? Already looking forward to the next episode as the plot thickens.
Nov 29, 12:34 PM

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1. Didn't Mimori steal Fushi's body in the previous episode?
2. Was the bucket of fireworks been there the entire time?

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Nov 29, 12:59 PM
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1. Didn't Mimori steal Fushi's body in the previous episode?
2. Was the bucket of fireworks been there the entire time?

@Janethan23 yes, his body was stolen. We still don't know what the nokkers are doing with it. And no, I believe that nokker that appeared at the end brought it. But it's not exactly explained.
Nov 29, 1:08 PM
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I'm not convinced by how a little girl can have a well-thought suicide plan. But I'm not a suicide expert so I can't say it's wrong, it just doesn't convince me.

Bon has quite a cruel way to deal with a soul of the girl with a suicide thought, but in this anime, death is reversible, so I can't apply my common sense to judge his action.

At least his action leads to the good outcome so I'm not gonna complain that much.
phantomfandom said:
'm not convinced by how a little girl can have a well-thought suicide plan. But I'm not a suicide expert so I can't say it's wrong, it just doesn't convince me.


Jumping off the roof isn't exactly rocket science. Even at her age it's easy to understand what would happen.

The essay could be seen as a crafty move, but I think it's actually really simple. She simply wrote a fiction of what she wished was true, and then couldn't bring herself to read it out loud, because she couldn't believe the lie. And that's what prompted her to run away and kill herself.

She might have wanted to draw her mother's attention with the essay, but I think she truly was just making believe. And the reason is because she tried the self-harm move before to draw attention, and regretted it deeply. She wouldn't try that move again.
Nov 29, 1:20 PM
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One time I agree with a knokker, it's a tough decision. I get this season is more going in depth of what mortals want with their lives. Modernised like topic of suicide which just as relevant today as it ever been; but why did they need to start it off with a lolicon brother. Other than that, I don't really see the point of this anime continuing. Seems to be a loser battle since Nokkers have won and impossible to wipe out. Fuu emotional intelligence is still infantile, which makes this season even worse.
Nov 29, 1:20 PM
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I don't know how I feel, they really redeemed the brother a bit, but in a bad way. By setting up Mimori-nokker as a shallow villain and having her voice all the disgusting things about the brother, we're psychologically inclined to reject what she was saying, no matter how true. And bringing up the mother's own awfulness further dillutes the brother's nastiness. And then they made him play hero...

Not sure what message that's trying to get across! Pedos are people, true. "Shut Up and Dance" did a good job of making us think about that. But I feel like this episode just normalises that kind of behaviour... I don't know, it just doesn't feel right after all.
Nov 29, 1:41 PM
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I'm not convinced by how a little girl can have a well-thought suicide plan. But I'm not a suicide expert so I can't say it's wrong, it just doesn't convince me.

Bon has quite a cruel way to deal with a soul of the girl with a suicide thought, but in this anime, death is reversible, so I can't apply my common sense to judge his action.

At least his action leads to the good outcome so I'm not gonna complain that much.
@phantomfandom Growing up in an abusive and broken home, you'd be surprised. Trauma has no age limit, and maybe in Japan it's more common to take ones own life. Seems realistic enough for anime anyway, if you pick apart any anime too much then nothing make sense. I mean we have an immortal shapeshifter, and advanced zombie beings. Her game end plan is pretty plausible anyway. Although what I'm thinking is maybe if her deadbeat brother actually was a better brother than maybe she wouldn't of took her own. Maybe this arc he will rehabilitate and be better.
Nov 29, 2:23 PM
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The creeper mini arc is over!! (i hope)
@RaidenSteiner God i hope so. Please never again
Nov 29, 2:26 PM
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If this was a normal brother this episode wouldve been amazing, instead we get some fat disgusting pedo being a hero character and more loli gore.

Also Im aware Japan doesn't have the best child protective services but her mother being like this and not having her taken away and a teacher letting her go home by herself without having a talk with the mom, is the most unrealistic dogshit writing so far after pedo fatso here.

Fucking joke

Nov 29, 2:51 PM

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poor little grl...

she was really suffering...
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Nov 29, 3:02 PM
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I felt bad for Mimori she didn't deserve all of that :( At least the Mimori Nokker is out now and that's a good ending for them
Nov 29, 4:08 PM
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Another trash mom, she didn't deserve to be called a mother at all.
That brat Nokker was fking annoying. Gladly, it's gone for good.
@AkeZZZ I feel like she's almost a variation on a similar character in A Silent Voice, but I've yet to see the movie or read the manga (even if the manga has been complete for years and the movie would take me maybe a few hours)
Nov 29, 4:11 PM
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@phantomfandom Growing up in an abusive and broken home, you'd be surprised. Trauma has no age limit, and maybe in Japan it's more common to take ones own life. Seems realistic enough for anime anyway, if you pick apart any anime too much then nothing make sense. I mean we have an immortal shapeshifter, and advanced zombie beings. Her game end plan is pretty plausible anyway. Although what I'm thinking is maybe if her deadbeat brother actually was a better brother than maybe she wouldn't of took her own. Maybe this arc he will rehabilitate and be better.
@Konatose Her brother couldn't possibly have known this was happening or had happened, he was arguably an anomaly in the more common situation that happened with Mimori's mom, just going from boyfriend to boyfriend and treating her daughter like she barely exists. Him being involved as a factor is probably the only saving grace Mimori had in all this, even if he's not exactly squeaky clean, pretty creepy lolicon angle and all that. But he saw her, he recognized this and that kind of empathy is a rarity these days, especially his willingness to put himself in harm's way like that.
Nov 29, 4:12 PM
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For a moment I thought we will have actual moral dilemma, with Nokkers having some kind of symbiotic relationship with humans. But nah, it's still just a monster.

I'm much more interested in next episode's preview than current one tbh!
@SomeMage I feel like it's going to vary by Nokker, but one can hope that what is leaning still towards a parasitic relationship might evolve to a symbiotic one over time, I think it happens in nature on occasion over time
Nov 29, 4:16 PM

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Damn, though Hirotoshi is a total creep, he kinda was a Chad this episode and proved himself.
Nov 29, 4:19 PM
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For a moment I thought we will have actual moral dilemma, with Nokkers having some kind of symbiotic relationship with humans. But nah, it's still just a monster.

I'm much more interested in next episode's preview than current one tbh!
@SomeMage Seems like the nokker human symbiotic existence is already in bloom.
I think the black and white sparkles represent that relationship.
Of course that symboism does not stop them from being monsters.
Just that the battle is over as the black one Kansatsusha said.
Nov 29, 4:20 PM
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I'm not convinced by how a little girl can have a well-thought suicide plan. But I'm not a suicide expert so I can't say it's wrong, it just doesn't convince me.

Bon has quite a cruel way to deal with a soul of the girl with a suicide thought, but in this anime, death is reversible, so I can't apply my common sense to judge his action.

At least his action leads to the good outcome so I'm not gonna complain that much.
@phantomfandom Mimori's plan was probably more an escalation over time, we see she observed the boy comforted by his mom after a mere scraped knee and she broke her freaking arm, hoping it'd garner sympathy from her mother. And then it just increasingly became clear she was a prop and it isn't shocking a 10 year old would have the cognitive capacity to understand the finality of death. At 6, no way, at 10, there's at least a decent chance, harsh a reality as that is.

HAving not struggled with this kind of depression, I nonetheless have heard the ideas they put forward here from Mimori Nokker, that suicide is often seen as the only real true choice one can have in a world where you feel trapped, hopeless. Especially if you also feel unheard, which is practically worse than death for social animals like us.

I feel like Mimori ghost was in that kind of state where she felt trapped, she didn't see a good option because her traumatic experiences had likely left scarring in a psychological sense (which supposedly there actually is science to suggest there's neurological impact even after repeated trauma) and she had tended to just go passive, either a freezing or sometimes even a fawning defense mechanism, so her mother wouldn't get angry, but just infantilize her or arguably just marginalize her.

Bon is definitely questionable, though I think much of that boils down to how he increasingly seems like a plot device, both for financial convenience and condensing/simplifying stuff that in universe, he's basically the only one who can communicate with the fye/spirits, so meaningful conversation is more the reader as an intermediary, while in the story, Bon is a medium of sorts himself, but not always the best in his tact.
Nov 29, 4:20 PM
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For the nokkers Fushi is the enemy of peace in the world.
Nov 29, 4:33 PM
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If this was a normal brother this episode wouldve been amazing, instead we get some fat disgusting pedo being a hero character and more loli gore.

Also Im aware Japan doesn't have the best child protective services but her mother being like this and not having her taken away and a teacher letting her go home by herself without having a talk with the mom, is the most unrealistic dogshit writing so far after pedo fatso here.

Fucking joke

@Barbok Japan also has lower incidences of issues we view as issues in the U.S. (except suicide, of course, pretty sure that's one of the highest in the developed world).

There's a sense of community that is culturally expected, which is where you get stuff like kids being sent on their first errands as young as 5 or 6, the neighbors and townsfolk treat children in a way that's kind partly because it's just how it's done, but arguably also on a basis that it's mutually beneficial for everyone involved to raise children to have that social and almost ethical/moral sense towards other people.

The problem is that inversely, there's also a distance that exists because the mirror of the tatemae, the polite face put on in public, is honne, which is what is hidden behind closed doors, and not even something I'd argue is unique to East Asian cultures, there's a manifestation of that in Western culture, especially more modern culture. People put on the polite facade and the mask slips off effortlessly as they inflict all manner of abuse on family, etc and see no hypocrisy, because their true self only matters in private, we all perform and deceive for the public, even if slight for those who I'd believe are genuinely good people. Trust, but verify. When we're too afraid to violate some implied boundary to offend someone or what society says we ought to do, that's often where these problems of neglect, abuse, etc, fester and persist. Not helped by needlessly strained social workers
Nov 29, 4:39 PM

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prime example of how to ruin a franchise by milking it for far too long. Did we really needed an episode about how an otaku hikikomori got bondaged by a l0l1?
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prime example of how to ruin a franchise by milking it for far too long. Did we really needed an episode about how an otaku hikikomori got bondaged by a l0l1?
@HansDevX yes, yes we did.
Nov 29, 8:45 PM
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I enjoyed the episode, but disliked the beginning with that BDSM guy flashing or getting naked or whatever, mother fucker is that really necessary? It's cringe, who wants to see an ugly fatass doing that shit?

Apart from that shit, I enjoyed everything else about the episode.
Nov 29, 10:22 PM
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bizarre, weird, yet oddly entertaining episode that was so so sad and so so funny. 😭🙏🏾❤️
Hirotoshi is such a funny guy I fuckin' swear. he has a good heart too even if he's a lolicon.
10/10 episode and 9/10 season so far and swear.
shit just keeps on getting better and better.
next episode is about...Mizuha and possibly...Hayase returning.
top 5 anime of the season for sure.
Nov 29, 10:25 PM
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this shit was kinda sad ngl but i couldnt feel to bad for the dude since he was kinda weird but props to him for steppin up for mimori
fck her trash ass mom
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@Barbok Japan also has lower incidences of issues we view as issues in the U.S. (except suicide, of course, pretty sure that's one of the highest in the developed world).

There's a sense of community that is culturally expected, which is where you get stuff like kids being sent on their first errands as young as 5 or 6, the neighbors and townsfolk treat children in a way that's kind partly because it's just how it's done, but arguably also on a basis that it's mutually beneficial for everyone involved to raise children to have that social and almost ethical/moral sense towards other people.

The problem is that inversely, there's also a distance that exists because the mirror of the tatemae, the polite face put on in public, is honne, which is what is hidden behind closed doors, and not even something I'd argue is unique to East Asian cultures, there's a manifestation of that in Western culture, especially more modern culture. People put on the polite facade and the mask slips off effortlessly as they inflict all manner of abuse on family, etc and see no hypocrisy, because their true self only matters in private, we all perform and deceive for the public, even if slight for those who I'd believe are genuinely good people. Trust, but verify. When we're too afraid to violate some implied boundary to offend someone or what society says we ought to do, that's often where these problems of neglect, abuse, etc, fester and persist. Not helped by needlessly strained social workers
@holdingnothing I'm from Germany. Pretty common here as well just like in most other countries that aren't the U.S, to walk, take a train to kindergsrten and school by yourself and do errands etc, since we respect kids for being as intelligent as they actually are.
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Nov 30, 3:45 AM
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Impactful episode.
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Nov 30, 6:11 AM

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

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

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

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

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

I did like Bon being cold and calculating. But this mini arc with Hirotoshi and Mimori felt like the conglomeration of various proof-of-concepts rather than a complete story.
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omg this nokker distribution is not easy than you think !!

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Nov 30, 6:29 AM

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The animation quality is unbelievable for this series. Season 1 and 2 didn't look bad but it definitely didn't look as good as this episode. It was better than the last episode. This is probably the best the series has ever looked. At least one Season 3 got a major upgrade this season. Sadly, it's not getting nearly enough attention as it should. Ironically the Season 3 which is worse in every way is probably making more money just through hate-watching alone and that makes me sad.

Ok. I thought Hirotoshi was actually packing a real sword there. But Fushi ended up giving him one. I thought that was going to be the big joke. In a weird way this subverts a subversion. Joke's on me for thinking that I guess.

Mimori's story made me so damn sad. Classic case of every child deserves a parent but not every parent deserves a child. If Takopi's Original Sin didn't air this year I'd probably consider her the worst anime parent of 2025. Damn bitch could've at least pretended to care when her daughter came back hurt. You know it sucks when a pedophile stepbrother cares about you more than your own mom.

Speaking of pedophile stepbrother, Hirotoshi was cool in this episode I guess. I think I probably would've liked him more if he actually wasn't a lolicon. Make it so he only looks like a stereotypical lolicon and actually isn't one. Making him both a lolicon and someone who cares deeply about their sister gives mixed signals lol.

So that chick with the naginata is the leader of the Nokkers or something? Why does she have that weapon? Also, what do you mean "Die and start over"? Nokkers can be reborn now? That's a huge problem.

Anyway, the real Mimori is back. I'm really loving this season.
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Are the nokkers actually the good guys in the story now? Despite the crazy attitude, none of what Nokker Mimori did was wrong. (In the first half atleast)

Wow that was one sad backstory, her mom is absolutely terrible.

The way they mentioned "paradise" makes me think it actually exists, and apparently the nokkers exist there before they come "alive"?

interesting season, I already like it far more than the last

next EP PV looks peak!

@0451 same, the whole lolicon aspect is super weird for me too
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Nov 30, 11:33 AM

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Welcome to Worst Anime Parents club, Ms. Mimori Mum. Poor Yuuki's gonna be traumatised witnessing all this. He even stopped recording towards the end.
Nov 30, 11:49 AM

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Hm say he definitely earned the grooming rights... lmao I'm joking



Mimori's mom's is a garbage human, you can tell as much as she is hoeing for cash, she's definitely getting her cheeks cracked for the love of the game as well, its giving Takopi world parents level neglect.

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DAAAYAUM BON
sword trow was smooth af

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

Glad mimori and her brother got some closure, would like to see him somewhat fit and better groomed by the end of the show, maybe even in a little passing frame.
I judt dont know why not kill the brother and have him revive in a fushi replacement body, seemed more efficient...
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@AkeZZZ I feel like she's almost a variation on a similar character in A Silent Voice, but I've yet to see the movie or read the manga (even if the manga has been complete for years and the movie would take me maybe a few hours)
@holdingnothing Wait, why would you know if you haven't watched/read it? And no, I watched the movie and read the manga, and there's no careless abusive parents.
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@holdingnothing Wait, why would you know if you haven't watched/read it? And no, I watched the movie and read the manga, and there's no careless abusive parents.
@a2falcone Because I probably hastily read a summary and mixed up characters from somewhere else. There are parent characters, as I recall, but an author doesn't have to reuse archetypes necessarily (coughHiroMashimaRumikoTakahashicough)
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