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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Welp, the infamous Jack the Ripper. This turns out to be one of the most famous case (arcs) in history. The police looked like they were about to shit their pants. The amount of gunfire also went insane. Seriously, this arc looks like it took on a whole new level with Jack the Ripper in the picture. Hope they do more high profile cases like this for more episodes. |
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| Man... this was one crazy episode. It started intensely from the very beginning. Firstly, that was a great move from them to unite the two sides who were going to go against each other. Then, the way they planned everything out and its smooth execution especially the Gatlin gun break down was super cool. Lastly, the mass execution from James and Louis of those prostitutes killing people was badass. They sure do learn from their master, Jack the Ripper. We also got to see Charles Augustus Milverton who is behind all this. Will be interesting to see when they'll face off. |
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| A fake of the fake Jack the Ripper xD well that group got what they deserve with the stabbing + explosion, Moriarty's strategy was incredible, but the case isn't resolved, seems like there is another main antagonist behind this group, and Holmes is also aware of Moriarty's actions |
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| Act 2 of the Phantom of Whitechapel, and just putting Jack the Ripper's name into this organized crime is just uncalled for. The rife between vigilantes and the Scottish Yard just can't be understated enough, and William's "Moriarty Brothers" plan is crucial in making that happen. Jack almost lost his life to a Gatling gun, and Bonde and Moran did a sweep kick job on cutting it loose, just as brothers William and Louis cut the lives of the syndicate behind this incident in quick succession. William has one more enemy to face now: Charles Augustus Milverton, and Sherlock leads with an inopportune truth whilst knowing that William is the mastermind behind it all. Certainly a well-known high profile case, but with more danger loose. |
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| Great episode. It was a cool strategy to use the real Jack the Ripper as a decoy to flesh out the other group. Chase scenes were pretty nice albeit the strategy they used against the Gatling Gun was a little over the top but still pretty damn cool. Charles Augustus Milverton, interesting. Curious to see what role he plays in the story. So Holmes opted to keep Jack the Ripper at large and hide what really happened. I guess it's easier to rally Scotland Yard behind a figure like Jack. |
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| The action got me pumped this episode. In particular that coin x bullet combi from Bonde and Moran was finest rule of cool awesomeness. Adding Milverton as another opponent got me even more excited. |
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phantomfandom said: Am I the only one who notice that all characters in this anime are too hot? It is plainly obvious 😂 Everyone is pretty lmao. |
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phantomfandom said: Am I the only one who notice that all characters in this anime are too hot? Well, hawtness sells. Anime were characters have the looks variety of normal life are rare. Heck even Charles Augustus Milverton who is described as being repugnant in the SH story, is a bishounen here. |
| "Perhaps there is a universal, absolute truth. Perhaps it justifies every question. But that's beyond the reach of these small hands." Mamoru Oshii There is a cult of ignorance (...) nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” Isaac Asimov |
| The show delivers yet again 😎 Moriarty with a sword was bloody aesthetically awesome and just adds to the awesomeness of his character. It was an awesome episode with all kinds of awesomeness and tension and the reveal of an antagonist to oppose Moriaty and co adds so much more to things. Next episode it seems we'll see the return of Mycroft and Sherlock again. I look forward to it 😎 |
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| Do those guys who claim to be Jack The Ripper realise how similar they are to the people they are trying to take down. The mentality of the strong take from the weak is exactly how their enemies think. |
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| Lol that was some nice anime physics with the coin/bullet. Rule of cool for the win. |
| Ugh. Moran sniping. Snipe me anyday, MORAN ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Moran & Bonde pulling off that coin thing to jam & blow up the gun was so sick!! They make a great (and cute) team. Louis & William slaughtering them all. DAT SWORD Another bishie makes his appearance, Charles Augustus Milverton. Everyone is a bishie. Even their arms guy you can’t see his eyes but I’m dead ass sure he’s a bishie too. Such an action-packed episode!! My only gripe remains with this 2nd cour is that they didn’t animate the bishified version of the Moriarty brothers in the ED like they did with them in the rain in ED1. I think of that every week when I watch the ED, why would they deprive us of that! (;´༎ຶٹ༎ຶ`) |
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| Once again Moriarty does it in a smart way and looks like another big name has joined the game, Charles Augustus Milverton. |
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| That coin flip bullet bounce combo attack to stop the gatling gun was the most ridiculous fucking thing I've ever seen...but it was fucking cool as hell holy shit. The Moriarty plan to take down the group of fake Jack the Rippers succeeded, and seeing William and Louis slaughter them all was great. We also have a new shadow mastermind in the story, Charles Augustus Milverton. I look forward to seeing what kind of plans he has in store later on. |
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| Dude when I saw Moran shoot the coin that Bonde tossed to cause the bullet to reflect and blow up the Gatling gun I audibly yelled “get the fuck outta here” lmao what an episode man. From the mass execution to the Milverton reveal. Went by hella quick. |
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| That gatling gun part was some real city hunter shit is Moran an ancestor of Ryo Seaba |
| That coin flip bullet scene was too much for my taste but the rest was great as usual. I like how they keep introducing new interesting characters instead of it just being Moriarty VS Sherlock |
| The plan to stop “Jack the Ripper’s” plot to start a revolution by having someone take credit to spark cooperation between the two sides was smart. The part where Bond kicked a coin and Moran fired a bullet that reflected off of it into a gattling gun was too ridiculous. Are these people superheroes? |
| I really liked this episode but the coin flip + bullet combo was way too much. Wasn't this supposed to be a mystery/psychological anime? For God's sake... |
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| Good episode. It was fun to see how Moriarty's plan was executed, everyone carried out their roles perfectly. The old man sure can run. Moran's perfect sniping is always cool to watch, although that coin-deflecting-bullet-trajectory trick was a little too ridiculous lmao. A new antagonist is introduced, I'm not familiar with his name but he'll most likely play an important role in messing with Moriarty's plans. Looks like Sherlock chose the convenient lie. Looking forward to the next episode as always. |
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| well this ep was very good from start to end, BUT one moment, the way they destroyed Gatling gun was bullshit |
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| That shot off of the coin into a rotating gatling gun was so fucking stupid LMAO |
| coin kicking/flip + busting a gatlinggun... totally just an actress/singer before this. :) |
| There's no inherent right or wrong in this universe, but when we think with emotions rather than logic, we make things so. |
| Oo oo what a fun episode. The bullet and the coin was peak anime logic, but also badass asf. The real Jack the Ripper pretends to to be the fake Jack the Ripper. Making that old man run for an hour felt cruel, lol. A new challenger approaches! Charles Augustus Milverton. |
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| another genius pretty guy. looks like he'll be smarter than sherlock so maybe at the same length as james? can't wait to see their showdown. also a new character: the weapons guy, seems .. odd in a good way. i think. after credits scene was also pretty funny, their great master now serves as a butler lmfao |
| The way Lestrade put so much time and effort into creating a puppet show for Sherlock just to present the case was adorable. |
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theGodde said: Coin flip went that far, and even assuming the coin could actually redirect the bullet THAT MUCH (which I'm fairly certain it wouldn't) there's no actual way someone could calculate the perfect angle a small coin would have to be at from that far away. Also the barrel of the gatling gun is rotating, and the coin would have to be at it's perfect angle while being perfectly in line with the constantly rotating barrel... Even disregarding that it wouldn't explode like that, the scene is fucking insane lmfao. I'm not sure if I like the direction this series is going tbhk0rvus said: That shot off of the coin into a rotating gatling gun was so fucking stupid LMAO it's even dumber than you think first of all, a gatling gun has multiple barrels, so even if you cause a misfire, it will only damage one barrel and the gun will fire just fine on every other barrel. Second of all, the mythbusters tested shooting into gun barrels and how damaged barrels fire - and they still work. A damaged gun barrel will massively reduce accuracy but it will still fire. Third of all, detonating a round in the gun breech will not set off a massive explosion. The explosive contained within the round is only enough to propell the bullet. When enclosed in a chamber the worst it would do is damage the chamber itself. It wouldn't explode and that's just in the event that the bullet somehow makes it to the barrel. That whole coin flip was BS as well |
| I'm loving the over the top action. From season 1 to THIS. Fantastic. Really excited for Milverton. Hope they don't hold back with this one, since the original Sherlock really hated his guts. |
| A lot of the scenes this episode felt cartoony because of the way the characters were just staring at each other and growling. lol The action scenes were awesome, but they ignore real life physics, which seems kind of wrong in a story where science and psychology play a huge part. I am pretty sure you can't make a bullet ricochet with a coin like that. I like Moran's silent guns. Fred looked unbelievably hot with long hair. It's sad that Moriarty killed people. In the original story, didn't they mention that he doesn't commit crimes on his own, which was why he was so hard to find? I think the first time he kills someone himself is in "The Final Problem". Charles Augustus Milverton. I think he's the guy that Sherlock hated to the point that he completely ignores the crime committed against him. I hope they adapt his story properly, because I can definitely see Moriarty being involved with his case. |
| That was quite a plan that Moriarty had to kill the people behind "Jack the Ripper". Hmmm the grey hair dude is interesting as well, as Holmes telling that lie. |
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| Damn, a lot of unbeliavable shounenish action this time. The old man, Jack really a monster, dancing avoided all the pursuiters. Moran and Bonde proved to be the best team. While indeed the Moriarty brothers first combat show looked pretty solid. As expected from Moriarty plan, no fault at all! Pity tiny skank noble group scheme really outwitted and trapped inside the Moriarty twist. Sherlock obviously always got left behind this time, ofc. But the latest action also attracted another big name and association under that circumstances. Still, when referring to the William Moriarty last insight, its already predicted, especially with how Sherlock reacted to the case field. So, yeah, lets see the real deal of it! |
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| I'm a really selective one to choose a favorite anime. But damn. I'm in love with this series. This episode is so good. The scene when William and Louis fight with each others. 😍😍😍 |
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ProofByColor said: Lol that was some nice anime physics with the coin/bullet. Rule of cool for the win. And yet no doubt Moran will miss Holmes if he ever shoots at him for real. |
| This show is really getting better and better. I definitely prefer how we get more of the preparations and struggles of going along with Will's plans than the reveal-at-the-end approach we had in the first season, even though that was cool in it's own way as well (came out of a detective story after all). The addition of Irene as Bonde is also pretty cool and refreshing and I am glad he goes along with the rest of the crew. As much as I like the occasional action, and I was certainly on the edge of my seat while watching this episode, I still prefer the psychological aspects of this anime so I hope we will get more of it. Seems like Will got a new enemy after all. |
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| Great episode! This season has been banger after banger for me personally, definitely gonna jump on the manga after this season, or maybe even before the season ends, cause I am really tempted. Lestrade actually preparing that puppet show about the Jack the Ripper case was weirdly wholesome lmao. That Moran and Bonde coin combo was so ridiculous... so ridiculously awesome. That's some mission impossible type of shit right there, this is still a shounen after all. It's not like we get action all the time, so that was great. I especially liked William and Louis teaming up, I think that was the first time we actually see them fight together. And we got a third party it seems, Charles Augustus Milverton, things are becoming spicier. Of course, Holmes knows what's going on, I expect nothing less and looks like he's finally realizing that there's only one guy smart enough to pull this off. Looking forward to the next episode. |
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| wow man I don't usually post anything but DAMN this episode was awesome. first let me say it's a crime to skip this anime's op and this episode man the story the art the music everything was amazing |
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