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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Anyone else think this episode was just a little degrading to wolves? I understand why Kiba tried to attack them. But wtf @ Toboe, Hige, and Tsume...They just stood there. Kiba needed some back-up! lol |
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| I thought it was a pretty powerful episode, it also reflects our rotten society. |
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Veethorn said: I thought it was a pretty powerful episode, it also reflects our rotten society. TOTALLY !!! |
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Veethorn said: I thought it was a pretty powerful episode, it also reflects our rotten society. Definitely. |
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| Honestly, I thought that the system they use works. I mean at least they get something out of the work they do, so It's not technically slavery... What made me angry was how they were treated. |
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| It seemed like Kiba didn't even care about defending himself |
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Veethorn said: I thought it was a pretty powerful episode, it also reflects our rotten society. Indeed. I guess that's what the female wolf wanted to show them. It seems as though she wishes to steer them away from that. |
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| I totally agree to Kiba, they are a disgrace. |
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Veethorn said: I thought it was a pretty powerful episode, it also reflects our rotten society. Agree. Those poor wolves. Next episode they're still in the city... |
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| That hurt to watch...the other three were shocked and angry, but not as angry as Kiba was. After all, he has the most pride in being a wolf. I like how Kiba still believes that there is paradise, not sure if he's just young as the older wolves say, or if he's naive, or if he has really good instincts and that there really is one. |
| Ah, finally started rewatching this again! This episode is pretty good. It shows how much desperation and loss of hope can really deplete your pride. Anyone, including wolves, will do anything to survive. Kiba is the only exception that he almost values his pride above his life, which is the reason the other three are so drawn to him. Their own wolf blood is rekindled with his spirit. |
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| This episode was quite surprising and sad at the same time... |
| There's no such thing as paradise of course, those wolves realised that and now they live like a bunch of disgraced dogs, can't blame them. Now I think the journey of our pack will come to a sad end. And poor gramp, he had a dream to reach paradise once, now he has to die like that. |
| This just seems like a reflection of our society.. We life to work... Basicallt you get no life all you do is work.. Good episode |
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It's kinda hard to focus on the subs when those sexy wolf butts appear. LOL |
| Damn, that was cruel so why the hell do they stay? |
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| The old wolves have to work somehow, and if that meant being basically the equivalent to puppets, then that is their choice to make. Understandable Kiba and the others aren't exactly happy with it. Tough for them, tbh. So digging a grave is the same as a death flag, eh. I'll keep that in mind for the future. Paradise is actually Hell, quite an unusual thing, isn't it? I suppose Kiba and co will begin looking for Cheza, the original, strong source of the Lunar Flower scent. Kiba seems to have forgotten about it. |
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| Well this was a good episode. It's that one episode in adventure anime where their goal becomes fuzzy and unclear and conflicts emerge, they get into this new place and something horrible happens there. Honestly I'm a bit disappointed, there are a lot of cliches so far. |
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| This episode was deep, It's nice to see other wolves, well didn't imagine we'll see them in that state, ( RIP old wolf ) So is that iron window in the ground really the entrance to paradise ? we'll see in the next episode |
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