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| sorry still no interest in watching this ep but the souls kicked in thier bodies was kind real for me creepy |
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| My rating became 9. Its gotten better. My last rating was 5 and 6, I regret rating this show a low score Also, that fucking cliffhanger! I WANT THE NEXT EPISODE NOW! But still, that S;G reference though. |
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| Wait... is this... could this be... A PLOT?! btw, what do people think of the rationalization behind souls (electric soul bodies bs)? It's a pretty original rationalization that I haven't seen so far, but it just doesn't hold up in a purely scientific sense, which is what they're trying to push. |
| omfg el psy congroo!!!! |
AvidAnimeViewer said: I think I've heard of something similar to that theory before probably from school or a book I've read before. I can't remember exactly where though.Wait... is this... could this be... A PLOT?! btw, what do people think of the rationalization behind souls (electric soul bodies bs)? It's a pretty original rationalization that I haven't seen so far, but it just doesn't hold up in a purely scientific sense, which is what they're trying to push. |
| that Steins;Gate reference tho... but seriously Gamon is dead HOLY SHIT WAT!?! |
| confirmed! they're all dead but im still confiused of what's going on .. im quite interested to asuna since her psychometry is quite unique and I think she saw gamo who staring at his own corpse. |
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jc9622 said: I was also thinking Ryo-tas was Zonko. You had some nice finds for evidence, funny thing is just this episode I happened to see the ray gun symbol in the OP but didn't bother to go back to it, but looking at your screenshot there's an obvious connection to Ryo-tas and Zonko. Now that it's confirmed that most of the main casts are dead, I really want to know more about Ryo-tas. Yes, she's an annoying bitch with a big melon and likely suffering from down syndrome but I am beginning to suspect that Ryouka is not what we think she is. In the previous episodes, she still has a shadow so she's mostly likely still alive and every time she leaves the bar (?), a girl in the radio starts speaking to Yuuta. Coincidence? I think not. Also, the shot in the OP probably confirms my theory.  I'm willing to bet my soul that Ryouka is that girl in the radio. Which means she might not be as retarded as I thought she is. I can't wait to see more Asuna next episode. She's an interesting character. 5/5 Increasing my ratings to 7/10 --> 8/10 and it's got nothing to do with El Psy Kongroo. I have to say the ending was really well done in my opinion, really intriguing and building up to what I hope is something amazing. Interesting that Asuna couldn't use her psychometry on Yuta, maybe it has to do with the fact that he's still moving around despite being dead? I dunno but this series has been getting better and better for me, can't wait for next week |
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RKarim69f117 said: The most underrated show I attempted to watch! Why isnt this rating at least 7.1?? I am dumbfounded! sad if the first episode just good or amazing.. this show not gonna underated |
| noone mention how all the main character doesnt cast any shadow? everyone have shadow when Gamon goes out the street in the sunset, except himself & the girl he talk to.. and when the detective talking with 'demon' under the street light |
| El Psy Kongroo! From a confusing start to an interesting story.. i like this show.. jc9622 said: Now that it's confirmed that most of the main casts are dead, I really want to know more about Ryo-tas. Yes, she's an annoying bitch with a big melon and likely suffering from down syndrome but I am beginning to suspect that Ryouka is not what we think she is. In the previous episodes, she still has a shadow so she's mostly likely still alive and every time she leaves the bar (?), a girl in the radio starts speaking to Yuuta. Coincidence? I think not. Also, the shot in the OP probably confirms my theory. I'm willing to bet my soul that Ryouka is that girl in the radio. Which means she might not be as retarded as I thought she is. I can't wait to see more Asuna next episode. She's an interesting character. 5/5 Increasing my ratings to 7/10 --> 8/10 and it's got nothing to do with El Psy Kongroo. i've been suspecting her from the beginning.. in episode 3, she was talking with someone on the phone with serious tone. |
renzosparkNov 20, 2016 7:47 AM
| This anime is getting more interesting week by week, there is so much theories in my head. I think that Asuna died when analyzing the corpse of Yuuta, but it's strange because the radio seemed to call her. It also looks like something is wrong with the cafe manager. He was hiding himself during all the meeting and appeared at the end to talk with Yuuta. Nice reference with the "El Psy Kongroo", if I remember correctly, Steins;Gate is a game in this universe. Great episode, but I need the next one! Yuuta is surely one of the "bug". |
| I'm starting to think of this show a lot like Steins;Gate now. I really couldn't stand the first 5 episodes. I thought they were uninteresting. But these past 2 episodes have surprised me, and stopped me from dropping it entirely. Hopefully it keeps this way. |
| Very interesting episode. Main cast is confirmed dead, Everyone who is dead doesn't have shadows. They can talk to each other and only select other people. A very interesting theory on the existence of the soul inside the brain. I'm also really interested in what these cards are all about. Shun seems to have found something regarding a closed Radio station, This could possibly be related to the voice that Gamon keeps hearing. Also, Ryo-tas is very suspicious because the moment she left the radio thing started speaking. The psychometry into the dead bodies was pretty interesting, She is able to see pictures but not here voices. Could this be related to the soul theory that was talked about earlier? The fact that the souls are left wandering might be what's preventing her from listening to the voices. With Gamon she couldn't see anything but was able to see his form. :o Well I said last episode that this might all be happening virtually and I still think that it is very possible, The Psychometry is basically data mining, The soul interference at the end could very well be data corruption. The fact that the cast is able to talk to some people is basically our bug/loophole or rather the cast themselves are the loophole in this system. There's also the weird radio sounds that you hear. Whatever it is, El Psy Congroo! |
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| The episode confirmed that they are dead. Gamon face to face with his dead body kinda give me shivers. I'm liking the show although the pacing really is my main problem. |
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| Damn! I screamed when Gamon suddenly spoke staring at his dead body. This is really getting interesting despite the overflooding of dialogues. And that El Psy Congroo! Hehhee. |
jc9622 said: Now that it's confirmed that most of the main casts are dead, I really want to know more about Ryo-tas. Yes, she's an annoying bitch with a big melon and likely suffering from down syndrome but I am beginning to suspect that Ryouka is not what we think she is. In the previous episodes, she still has a shadow so she's mostly likely still alive and every time she leaves the bar (?), a girl in the radio starts speaking to Yuuta. Coincidence? I think not. Also, the shot in the OP probably confirms my theory. I'm willing to bet my soul that Ryouka is that girl in the radio. Which means she might not be as retarded as I thought she is. I can't wait to see more Asuna next episode. She's an interesting character. Interesting... Never tought about that, but it could be true. |
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| okay getting interesting a bit more..took a while but finally. Now gotta hope they dont screw anything up. TEC_TEC said: RKarim69f117 said: The most underrated show I attempted to watch! Why isnt this rating at least 7.1?? I am dumbfounded! sad if the first episode just good or amazing.. this show not gonna underated Yeah this anime is anything but Underrated, not until we see the ending lets not jump the gun. |
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jc9622 said: Now that it's confirmed that most of the main casts are dead, I really want to know more about Ryo-tas. Yes, she's an annoying bitch with a big melon and likely suffering from down syndrome but I am beginning to suspect that Ryouka is not what we think she is. In the previous episodes, she still has a shadow so she's mostly likely still alive and every time she leaves the bar (?), a girl in the radio starts speaking to Yuuta. Coincidence? I think not. Also, the shot in the OP probably confirms my theory. I'm willing to bet my soul that Ryouka is that girl in the radio. Which means she might not be as retarded as I thought she is. I can't wait to see more Asuna next episode. She's an interesting character. 5/5 Increasing my ratings to 7/10 --> 8/10 and it's got nothing to do with El Psy Kongroo. Interesting theory about Ryouka. There are many small hints which many overlook El Psy Kongroo - a relation to Steins;Gate could be well thought |
| This was a really interesting episode the mysteries just keep adding up but its nice to see that the main cast is trying to hardest to try and figure out whats going on. The mystery and the plot just keeps getting more and more interesting though and i like the new girl far more than i like Morisuka. its sad that Miyu's friend Chi was among the dead and that there wasn't even a complete body of her left as well hmm and they decide to bring in a new girl to replace Morisuka eh and whats more she's a high school girl that is working for the FBI as well interesting indeed wow Gamons reaction at seeing his name among the dead was more normal than i thought it will be well initially lol Gamons reaction at finding a reporter waiting for him and his subsequent reaction on seeing the business card and his subsequent disappointment lol hmm so it wasn't just Gamons name as well it was Sarai and Toko's names as well eh this is getting stranger by the episode and more interesting as well Hmm so both Sarai and Toko experimented as well eh so all three could speak to some but not everyone that passes them eh strange indeed could it be that they were spirits or ghosts or some kind i wonder Of course none of the cast believe that they are dead but sill something strange is going on and its all related to that list that they found Its nice that the cast are beginning to suspect a conspiracy here that we already know about per the last episode its an interesting theory that Toka had regarding souls though hmm even when confronted with the facts Gamon still doesn't want to believe it he really lacks a sense of danger now the investigation truly begins lol hmm that girl really has an interesting power doesn't she being able to read the thoughts that the detective imprinted on to the various evidence is rather cool so Morisuka was imprinting his case notes into his memory eh and the girl can read this So Morisuka is dead then is he Pychometry is a pretty interesting term and it looks like the girl is the real deal here in that she can tell all that with a touch so even Aria's name is on that list too eh and Miyu's as well wow this shows getting more and more interesting watching and seeing the reactions of each of the main cast as they realize that they are dead sure is interesting So Morisuka is really dead after all well his body is anyway man watching them all commit suicide must be unnerving and that fact that Asuna couldn't hear Morisaki's voice as well thats definitely strange man that guy's mask was kinda creepy and it seems that Asuna couldn't hear the thoughts of anyone at the morgue man and Gamon comes face to face with his own body as well This show really is on the roll now |
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| Btw I have the feeling that the number 256 is linked to bits, so the "bug" these oganization guys were talking about. jc9622 said: Now that it's confirmed that most of the main casts are dead, I really want to know more about Ryo-tas. Yes, she's an annoying bitch with a big melon and likely suffering from down syndrome but I am beginning to suspect that Ryouka is not what we think she is. In the previous episodes, she still has a shadow so she's mostly likely still alive and every time she leaves the bar (?), a girl in the radio starts speaking to Yuuta. Coincidence? I think not. Also, the shot in the OP probably confirms my theory. I'm willing to bet my soul that Ryouka is that girl in the radio. Which means she might not be as retarded as I thought she is. I can't wait to see more Asuna next episode. She's an interesting character. 5/5 Increasing my ratings to 7/10 --> 8/10 and it's got nothing to do with El Psy Kongroo. Oh, nice idea. |
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| We now know that most of the main cast is dead, and the corpses of them shown proves that, so it looks like their souls were kicked out of their bodies and have taken on a psychical form of themselves. Still, only certain other people can see and touch them, while others can't do that. Interesting timing of Ryo-tas to leave the cafe, then 1 minute later, Zonko speaks from the radio once more. Surely Ryo-tas is Zonko as the timing couldn't be more obvious to hint to that... Overall, this episode as well as last week's one are great, even with the epic mention of the words "El Psy Congroo" being said. It brings back good memories of Steins;Gate all over again. ^_^ |
| Good episode, my theory/question is the bartender can interact with them too so he/she must be in their same state aswell? or the bartender might play a bigger part here. |
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Wings said: Good episode, my theory/question is the bartender can interact with them too so he/she must be in their same state aswell? or the bartender might play a bigger part here. The demon said something like "oh, i am surprised this guy is here" some episodes ago, so yeah. I think bartender and bigboobiegirl are hiding something. Btw, really great episode. That ending was creepy. |
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Atavistic said: Very interesting episode, but I really don't understand why some people can see Yuta and the others, while other people can't. Maybe only the people who can see Yuuta and others have souls, while people who can't see them are soulless masses? Or maybe it just boils down to psychic sensitivity or something like that. Atavistic said: In particular, I wonder how they're going to explain Asuna seeing Yuta alive when she's also looking at his dead body, as even having the potential to see the "ghosts" should be overwritten if you see their corpses, surely? I don't remember ever hearing a theory that seeing a corpse prevents you from seeing a ghost. Atavistic said: Also, why did using psychometry on Yuta show her nothing at all, when all the other dead at least got a drowning scene? There are many possibilities. Have some: 1) Yuuta's real eyes don't see anything. He sees the real world through his psychic powers. 2) Yuuta's death was different from the others, and somehow related to the devil he has seen. 3) Yuuta's ghost being present nearby overrides the memories in his corpse. gust11 said: Interesting that Asuna couldn't use her psychometry on Yuta, maybe it has to do with the fact that he's still moving around despite being dead? I don't think so. It did work on Moritsuka the young detective, didn't it? matan7890 said: Am I the only one who missed that "El Psy Congroo whatever"? For those of us who have seen Steins;Gate this phrase is hard to miss. It was the catchphrase of the MC mad scientist from that anime. AvidAnimeViewer said: btw, what do people think of the rationalization behind souls (electric soul bodies bs)? It's a pretty original rationalization that I haven't seen so far, but it just doesn't hold up in a purely scientific sense, which is what they're trying to push. It's not so much "doesn't hold up" as "pure technobabble". Niveen_Sleem said: I still wish this Riu-tas girl wasn't there. Whenever I see her I get the urge to pierce her breasts with a needle making them explode like balloons. There is a funny picture on this topic somewhere on the internet. |
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flannan said: Atavistic said: In particular, I wonder how they're going to explain Asuna seeing Yuta alive when she's also looking at his dead body, as even having the potential to see the "ghosts" should be overwritten if you see their corpses, surely? I don't remember ever hearing a theory that seeing a corpse prevents you from seeing a ghost. I didn't say that was actually an official theory or anything, but in this case I just thought it would be logical as, at the very least, the mind would surely deny the possibility of the ghost having seen the corpse of the person. Maybe I'm just overestimating the power of the human mind a little here, because I have heard that the human mind can do loads of strange things like that? Not as though it overly matters now, seeing as this was clearly never the case, given that Asuna could see Yuta's ghost and his corpse. |
Atavistic said: flannan said: I don't remember ever hearing a theory that seeing a corpse prevents you from seeing a ghost. I didn't say that was actually an official theory or anything, but in this case I just thought it would be logical as, at the very least, the mind would surely deny the possibility of the ghost having seen the corpse of the person. Maybe I'm just overestimating the power of the human mind a little here, because I have heard that the human mind can do loads of strange things like that? Not as though it overly matters now, seeing as this was clearly never the case, given that Asuna could see Yuta's ghost and his corpse. I see. This is a worthwhile assumption, if the person in question does not believe in ghosts. |
| Waa again with the cliffhanger at the end! ;_; So Gamon is special, huh? Btw, does this show deserves to be below 7, really? :/ It's actually really interesting (leaving aside those giant boobs)... at least it looks like the score has somehow improved this week ._. |
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matan7890 said: When was that phrase actually? I tried to go forth and back in the episode and I haven't seen that :(" Okabe says that from the time to time, and there's no actually meaning or explanation of it. Theories have sprung up that it actually means "To Harden the Mind" from a combination of Latin and Greek (https://www.reddit.com/r/steinsgate/comments/4jn1xg/is_there_any_reason_behind_el_psy_kongroo/) ------------------------------------------- And the "underrated rating" thing, just people easily judge the anime just from the 1st episode, just like Steins;Gate in the earlier parts of the series. When it started to move the plot after placing things in needed for the plot, people start praising it, that some people think that's now overrated. IMO, there's just too many people who want instant gratification for the time they spent on it. |
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| Speaking of dubious science. Factory producing "recently developed" isotope of scandium? That's not something I expect to see in 21st century. Maybe a couple of centuries later. matan7890 said: flannan said: For those of us who have seen Steins;Gate this phrase is hard to miss. It was the catchphrase of the MC mad scientist from that anime. I haven't seen steins/gate (yet?)... When was that phrase actually? I tried to go forth and back in the episode and I haven't seen that :(" When detective is speaking on the phone with somebody unknown. 13:41-13:43 in Horriblesubs version. |
flannanNov 20, 2016 8:47 PM
flannan said: Speaking of dubious science. Factory producing "recently developed" isotope of scandium? That's not something I expect to see in 21st century. Maybe a couple of centuries later. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandium In short: there is only one unusual isotope of scandium worth producing. Scanduim-46. With a half-life of 83.8 days, it's so radioactive that if that factory blew up in real life, we would have heard about it. Wikipedia said: The radioactive isotope 46Sc is used in oil refineries as a tracing agent. And I doubt it's produced on "factories" in the first place. |
flannan said: Ah that's true, my bad I forgot about Moritsukagust11 said: Interesting that Asuna couldn't use her psychometry on Yuta, maybe it has to do with the fact that he's still moving around despite being dead? I don't think so. It did work on Moritsuka the young detective, didn't it? |
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| This is from episode 3 discussion, but I feel that the answer should go here. opiktea said: flannan said: It doesn't matter if he is perfect (which he isn't). What matters is, how easy would it be for him to make things right? Not easy at all. He knows what is going on (from the start), but by the end of episode 3, about 151 people are dead anyway. What are you talking about? It matters to me. he knows something something is up... but hey, he's your all-smiling all-knowing kind-cute-righteous-young-police-detective, you know he'll be alive at theend of the day right? Well, the detective has slipped up, and now he's dead. It didn't stop him, though. |
| This is by far the best episode of this series! Looking forward next episode. Seriously the rating should increase! |
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| No one here noticed it but Kusakabe(Demon) was talking by phone with someone voiced by Kenjiro Tsuda - Izumi's seiyuu |
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| New character introduced and is gonna take an important role solving this mystery. Is confirmed that our characters are dead and we can formulate some theories about it. I'm very pleased by the development of the characters and the OTS. Maybe we're all dead. |
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| This show just keep getting better and better. The ending let me wating more :3 The journalist girl is awesome, i hope we see her more from now on. El Psy Kongroo! |
| I'm no cult fan, but i can vouch for the validity of psychometry. It is a real thing, and the best explanation for it is cognitive reverberations in the dielectric fields of objects (psychometry is very much an uninvestigated subject because of taboo). It's not a very defined skill, and you can only perceive what other people have perceived when in proximity to an object and had their brainwaves permeate into it. The more particular thoughts are present around the object, the more coherent those thoughts will be, and the easier they will be to detect. Sometimes it's strong enough that you can intuitively feel it without even being someone who's a "seer". This is a surprisingly accurate depiction, though it's rarely that concise, it's usually vague like a dream. That detective is a friggin genius, to even get his thoughts all over an object not only intentionally, but to purposely leave it like a recorded message and showing his face in a window... Criticize him all you want, it's not every day you find clever shit like that, or intelligent character who actually are intelligent, and not just crammed full of data. El Psy Congroo. The plot is getting interesting finally; there's come cohesion to be had... Finally this retarded mess of a show is exhibiting it's true colours. I'm impressed. It still has terrible composition though. I'm definitely starting to get the impression (from comments and their sound logic) that Ryou-tas is definitely not the twit she appears to be; a big-breasted JarJar Binks. See this thread for more on Ryou-tas and the toy tesla gun. flannan said: Electrical nature of the soul (and consciousness) as being an astral projected signal in which the body operates as a transceiver, rather than an automaton, is a real hypothesis which exists. However it is more in the camp of the electrical cultists and so on, it does have a lot of very valid suggestions which covers a multitude of unexplained phenomena.AvidAnimeViewer said: It's not so much "doesn't hold up" as "pure technobabble".btw, what do people think of the rationalization behind souls (electric soul bodies bs)? It's a pretty original rationalization that I haven't seen so far, but it just doesn't hold up in a purely scientific sense, which is what they're trying to push. It's not well supported by electrical theory yet because it's too large of a leap ahead: we need to solve the issues of the dielectric and field conjugation first. That doesn't invalidate it though, it could very well represent possible future discoveries. The concept is quite intuitive. |
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| This anime should be re-titled as "Dumb and Dumber: As the Episode Goes!" Everything is stacking up higher and higher. They add much more element without providing a conclusion or explaination for the in-show reality that happened to be drifting out of realism. For starter let's look at the new woman: Kisaki Asuna. In world of ocultic9, japanese police departement has a disturbing habit of employing a child below a legal age as an investigator! What the? Gimme some excuse! she's a prodigy in psychometry, sir! and of all memory stored in that BL she's capable to track straight into one particular memory in one go! for the plot, sir! Yeah, your get out of the jail card! At some scene, the subordinate were clarifiying the credibility of this little bitch. And she responded cheekily like a teenagers would, she proved that she herself capable by invading his privacy of her subordinate's mariage life.... This one is very smart writing considering she's just but a brat. In-world spirit theory with electromagnetism, presuming that memory is some kind of particle that bounded by electricity.... here we go again! Detective scene....... He knows everything. He knows everything that his existence and habit broke the logical chain of wholeness of this anime. Note! He made a memory to this particular BL in preparation for: if he lost his function as detective, his legacy would be investigated by some expert psychometrist. But he suddenly implied that he don't want to involve a particular woman in this particular case. So? wtf? inconsintecies right here! The astral projection guy was there! spying on the detective! for what? nobody explain! some character just right at some place at some specific time so that this deus-ex machina detective could explain their personal background profile without in-depth investigation. Preach him some word and the devil was running away scared. Now you talk about convinient character right here! and the writer was like: oh i know! give him some line from steins;gate to make him appear to be smarter! Such a cluster fuck |
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opiktea said: This anime should be re-titled as "Dumb and Dumber: As the Episode Goes!" Everything is stacking up higher and higher. They add much more element without providing a conclusion or explaination for the in-show reality that happened to be drifting out of realism. For starter let's look at the new woman: Kisaki Asuna. In world of ocultic9, japanese police departement has a disturbing habit of employing a child below a legal age as an investigator! What the? Gimme some excuse! she's a prodigy in psychometry, sir! and of all memory stored in that BL she's capable to track straight into one particular memory in one go! for the plot, sir! Yeah, your get out of the jail card! At some scene, the subordinate were clarifiying the credibility of this little bitch. And she responded cheekily like a teenagers would, she proved that she herself capable by invading his privacy of her subordinate's mariage life.... This one is very smart writing considering she's just but a brat. In-world spirit theory with electromagnetism, presuming that memory is some kind of particle that bounded by electricity.... here we go again! Detective scene....... He knows everything. He knows everything that his existence and habit broke the logical chain of wholeness of this anime. Note! He made a memory to this particular BL in preparation for: if he lost his function as detective, his legacy would be investigated by some expert psychometrist. But he suddenly implied that he don't want to involve a particular woman in this particular case. So? wtf? inconsintecies right here! The astral projection guy was there! spying on the detective! for what? nobody explain! some character just right at some place at some specific time so that this deus-ex machina detective could explain their personal background profile without in-depth investigation. Preach him some word and the devil was running away scared. Now you talk about convinient character right here! and the writer was like: oh i know! give him some line from steins;gate to make him appear to be smarter! Such a cluster fuck In case you didn't notice, Kisaki Asuna works for FBI, not police. So yes, we can be sure that she got where she is because she has special investigative powers, and her employers are shady unscrupulous bastards. Detective knew about Asuna, and knew she was likely to be assigned to this place. Or he might have known that they would assign a psychometer, because they have a lot of those guys, at least for investigations as important at this one. So he did consciously "record" a memory into the doujin, because he knew how it can be done. "Found one particular memory?" In case you didn't notice, Asuna never gets to choose what to see. Otherwise, she would have got way better info out of that doujin. Invading privacy? Sure, but how else are you going to quickly prove you have working psychometry? Unless your own secrets are exposed, there is no way to know if it isn't an elaborate trick. Besides, policemen are upstanding citizens, surely they have no big secrets. Just because the young detective didn't want to involve Asuna, doesn't mean he did not make any preparations in case she gets involved. In particular, I suspect that he has specially written memories into his stuff in such a way as to not allow Asuna to get too close to truth. "Stirlitz knew very well - it's better to overhear once than to hear a hundred times." That seems to be the devil's modus operandi. Especially with the young detective, who is a chronic liar. opiktea said: He knows everything. He knows everything that his existence and habit broke the logical chain of wholeness of this anime. What logic? What chains? This anime has predictions of the future. I bet there is proof somewhere that predicting the future violates causality. |
flannanNov 22, 2016 6:07 AM
flannan said: Well thank you for pointing that out! I did not look at her credentials.In case you didn't notice, Kisaki Asuna works for FBI, not police. So yes, we can be sure that she got where she is because she has special investigative powers, and her employers are shady unscrupulous bastards. nonetheless stupid depiction of FBI. Think about this, considering the FBI sent their agent, we could presume this case is of global importance, or at least could affect the stability of super power. Why bother sending FBI to foreign country if it wasn't? And then, why the FBI only sent 1 person? not even a team, 1 person! Because it's an half-ass writing. flannan said: Where was that came from? i think commonly if one detective is dead, they did not hand an undisclosed case to a psychometrist, but to another detective. So you're right! this behaviour of this detective is unusual. He did not made another preparation for another possibility like note, or journal, instead he spesificly made a psychometric memory.... yeah, that was stupid.Detective knew about Asuna, and knew she was likely to be assigned to this place. Or he might have known that they would assign a psychometer, because they have a lot of those guys, at least for investigations as important at this one. So he did consciously "record" a memory into the doujin, because he knew how it can be done. There's neither indication of how big the scale this case was previously nor any proper response by the japanese government to the increasing gravity of this case. Instead, they let some inept investigation departement do their job. flannan said: Clearly, that was the best possible memory that she could get. what did you expect? when he bought that BL? when he fapp to it in his room? no. it's too convinient, man."Found one particular memory?" In case you didn't notice, Asuna never gets to choose what to see. Otherwise, she would have got way better info out of that doujin. flannan said: Pointing out a broken bone was enough. Now, giving an advice about mariage for a kid was simply a thing called 'pretentious'.Invading privacy? Sure, but how else are you going to quickly prove you have working psychometry? Unless your own secrets are exposed, there is no way to know if it isn't an elaborate trick. Besides, policemen are upstanding citizens, surely they have no big secrets. flannan said: Allright, i concede... that's possible...Just because the young detective didn't want to involve Asuna, doesn't mean he did not make any preparations in case she gets involved. In particular, I suspect that he has specially written memories into his stuff in such a way as to not allow Asuna to get too close to truth. tough, still inconsistant... if we assume he's so smart, that was not a lie.... that was stupidity flannan said: What? I mean in-story logic....What logic? What chains? This anime has predictions of the future. I bet there is proof somewhere that predicting the future violates causality. |
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| Average episode. Already Asuna, new character, appears. We don't know much about her, except that she is an agent (too easy xD) and she practices psychometry. (LOL foolish power?) Why did the director decide to abandon the narrative system of the first episodes here? Because he was tired of plagiarizing the others? Anyway ... at least it would have been useful to Asuna to introduce herself and give us her opinion on these phenomena? Then is she dead? Why does she fail to explore Gamon's memory? What does it matter? It's not like someone / something has explained to us his power ... Another thing: why Ryuka does not serve anything except show her breasts? She always cuts to Gamon to do the stupid kawaii, is there a reason? |
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