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| Avilio succeeded to hide himself as the one who killed Vanno. Wandering now if Nero will still suspect Avilio, though I think it could be cause he see something in Avilio's eyes, look like an eye who seeks revenge. Well, somehow Corteo notice Avilio's smile while smoking, and sees as suspicious. Looking forward for the next episode cause I'm pretty hook up. Lol, Fango is happy cause Serpente's death is gone to be a triggered to start a war againts the Vanetti, it seems like he just want a war. |
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Omni_slash95 said: BlueBalls said: Already a chore to keep track of all these names, mafia politics is a bore and the art is ugly at times. Japs should leave the gangster cinema to Hollywood, this is mediocre compared to films like Miller's crossing. Nah you can drop it but I love this Japanese's take on the mob. The mafia politics are interesting & if you pay attention there is no problem with the names. Although the art really wasn't good at times in this episode. Do you honestly think this is on the level of films like The goodfellas and The Godfather franchise? Come on, what's so great about this show? The only things that impressed me so far were the OP/ED and the opening titles in Ep1. The rest isn't bad but it's certainly not particularly good either. |
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BlueBalls said: Omni_slash95 said: Nah you can drop it but I love this Japanese's take on the mob. The mafia politics are interesting & if you pay attention there is no problem with the names. Although the art really wasn't good at times in this episode. Do you honestly think this is on the level of films like The goodfellas and The Godfather franchise? Come on, what's so great about this show? The only things that impressed me so far were the OP/ED and the opening titles in Ep1. The rest isn't bad but it's certainly not particularly good either. Of course not those are some of the best movies ever made, really not a fair comparison. But compared to most anime in the last few years it feels fresh and is more interesting than most of them. So fucking tired of the typical tropes and this doesn't use them at all. The story & characters are pretty good so far, we are just 3 eps in and a lot has happened already. |
| @HalAnime Some user at the anime subreddit made a really good chart for anyone who is confused: https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/4u48cc/spoilers_91_days_episode_3_discussion/d5msn3s |
Nielst said: Really nice episode. Avilio got out of the problems very nice. Fango is not so dumb as he looks like :p This series a is getting darker. Avilio got out of the problems nicely. |
 Fake people have an image to maintain. Real people just don’t care. |
Smudy said: Yeah, there are no good guys in this show. Except maybe Corteo, but he'll die 100 % lol Avilio causing confusion and got out of the complicated situations. Yeah but the Vanetti's are clearly meant to be the likable guys and the Orcos are all blatantly just evil so far which makes me a bit sad. I wish there was more of a look on the Orcos and some characterization to make us root for them sometimes. |
| Angelo's grin at the end though. Another great episode. |
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hentaimoney said: Smudy said: Yeah, there are no good guys in this show. Except maybe Corteo, but he'll die 100 % lol Avilio causing confusion and got out of the complicated situations. Yeah but the Vanetti's are clearly meant to be the likable guys and the Orcos are all blatantly just evil so far which makes me a bit sad. I wish there was more of a look on the Orcos and some characterization to make us root for them sometimes. I agree with this. This would make the anime a lot better overall. Still enjoying it a lot, the setting is so lovely and I just adore the chara design of the MC |
| Again a great episode. Vanno stays dead (and not just some "it was a prank" asspull) and the conflict, which was probably the objective of Avilio, picks up in its scale. If this continues, there will be full-scale war, which could bring Avilio the wished objective. It would be interesting to see whether he wavers in his initial wish to eliminate the ones responsible for the murder of his family. What will the Graccia family do? With whom will they side with? They're an interesting third force in the whole mafia politics and will play a crucial role in the overall story (as far as my hopes go). I also wonder whether his friend will stay loyal or if a conflict of interests arises. But just as previously mentioned, it would be good to have another driving force for the Orcos than just "power" or "evil for the sake of being evil". Some characterization would be quite helpful. @Omni_slash95 I agree with you. It's actually quite easy to remember the names and their roles in their overall story. |
Bernkishi07Jul 23, 2016 12:31 PM
Re:Zero nice troll ending.  |
| I thought Vanno Clemente didn't kill Serpente. He's way too nice to be doing these things. Angelo is an asshole though. I just don't comprehend the revenge drive mentality because I can't possibly imagine myself in his shoes, but the way he's abusing and endagering his childhood friend to further his objectives somehow triggers me. I hate salacious and manipulative vixens like him. |
▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄ Just as humans have a prior right to existence over dogs by virtue of being more highly evolved and having a superior consciousness, so women have a prior right to existence over men. The elimination of any male is, therefore, a righteous and good act, an act highly beneficial to women as well as an act of mercy. |
| well Avilio is being too obvious? Nero is definitely suspecting him.. |
KLRock said: am i crazy, or were the steering wheels on the wrong side? It is correct for the time period they are in I believe. |
| Could anyone explain, please, why exectly Nero had to get out from the town? |
MisataJul 24, 2016 11:56 AM
| The set should be in Europe in the 20th century, why are there some shops with Japanese banners? I know that they want to retain their language and culture even in this kind of anime but... ah, who cares! Anyways; nice episode, I see that the antagonist is as cunning as the MC, which will make the duel between them more exciting. Now I wonder if Avelio would really kill Nero in the first opportunity possible. |
| Awesome episode. !!!! |
| Well... On the one hand, I really enjoyed it, but on the other hand I really don't fully understand what's going on. All of the people, 'families', grudges... |
| Only people's lifes taken away and funeral after funeral.. inescapable part of mafia life. After both sides ( talking about Angelo and Nero here ) having lost people close to them I don't even know on whose side I am. Kinda sad for Corteo , innocent guy will probably get into this net of dark things. Fango still always gets out , he's fun and on the other side annoying for me ._. |
| It's very hard to remember their names, tbh. Lol. |
| "Do not worry about your difficulties in Mathematics. I can assure you mine are still greater." ~Einstein (~.~)  |
KLRock said: That may be true, but I saw that steering wheels in the U.S. were changed to the left side in 1908. I don't know the year of this show, but I would expect it not to be that. Also, later in the episode the steering placement was moved to the left. I'm surprised you noticed that. |
| "Do not worry about your difficulties in Mathematics. I can assure you mine are still greater." ~Einstein (~.~) |
| Quite liked this episode. Just sad that the art and animation doesn't live up to the story's standard at times. Next episode seems interesting. 3/5 |
| Avilio is about to start an all out war and I love it xD I'm still surprised that Fango isn't dead yet...seems like he's going to stick with us for a while now :/ |
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| Wait, so is 91 days set in Italy or in the US? I assumed it's in the US because of the Prohibition Era taking place between 1920-1933. I wasn't aware Prohibition was in Europe too. The Italian names confuse me a lot though. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. |
| allo |
| I'm really enjoying this series so far. I love how dark it is, and I love the setting; it's nice to get away from the typical anime settings sometimes. I'm not entirely sure where it will go. This may be way off, but I wonder if Avilio will end up helping Nero in the end. What with the red-haired guy (I forget his name) talking about killing him, and his father not really getting angry about it, maybe Nero will end up being betrayed by people in the Vanetti family. Who knows, though. Avilio seems pretty dead set with his goal to get revenge. Regardless, I'm excited to see what will happen next week! |
| Best anime of the season |
| This is the most HBO show of them all. Part of me actually wishes it actually was a hbo live action series instead of anime, because it would most likely solve a lot of problems with under-use of the setting then. Otherwise still par the course to the previous episodes. It is getting a bit too crowded in terms of characters tho. And MC still lacks some sort of depth beyond his revenge. 4/5 |
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| Good episode and I'm excited to see how Nero and Avilio's relationship turns considering they'll be dealing with each other one on one now. But I need to addresses something I feel. I'm finding myself not really enjoy Fango's character too much for this anime. I mean I do somewhat enjoy that archetype he's playing in certain animes, but he just feels weird and out of place in this mafia anime-? If that makes any sense? Like maybe if he was more calm I might be okay with him, but he feels over the top for the sake of having an over the top person? Anyways that's all I gotta say for this episode. I hope next episode is mostly about Nero and Avilio. |
| Must...protect....that SMILE! |
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| I can't remember the names in this anime but Fango is really a smart guy XD. He reminds me of Kenzo Tenma or something. |
  WORK IN PROGRESS ~The frog leapt forth to my lilypad memory.~ I was indoctrinated by an inamorata rabbit, Adenomata affronted. It was the verecund, dismissed creatures That I jubilated in most. This rabbit I would nurture, At the aiguille of esse, The anneal of noblesse. ❤️ Birdie ❤️ |
| Thought this episode was a bit meh, didn't get the same feeling I got from the other episodes. |
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Fai said: This is the most HBO show of them all. Part of me actually wishes it actually was a hbo live action series instead of anime, because it would most likely solve a lot of problems with under-use of the setting then. Otherwise still par the course to the previous episodes. It is getting a bit too crowded in terms of characters tho. And MC still lacks some sort of depth beyond his revenge. 4/5 I think this is more unique as an anime. We already had Boardwalk Empire for HBO, this would be too similiar imho. |
| Somebody should make a family tree to know which is what and what is who 'cause their names are not going to wrap inside my head. Nevertheless, still my favorite this season. Avilio's a nice MC; villainous protagonists are my cupcakes. |
RyuugamonoJul 25, 2016 9:12 AM
All people have their own sh*t tastes, therefore, there are no sh*t tastes, since everything is equally sh*t. A VERY LOGICAL PHILOSOPHY |
Misata said: Could anyone explain, please, why exectly Nero had to get out from the town? Nero was the one who gave the go-ahead to take out Fango. |
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Criska said: Misata said: Could anyone explain, please, why exectly Nero had to get out from the town? Nero was the one who gave the go-ahead to take out Fango. Yes, but i was asking about a different thing... I meant that at some point members of Vanetti family said that they had to kill Nero and decided to let him escape. Why did they have to kill him? What did he do wrong? |
| Avilio is starting to get the trust of Nero. This series really shows the Mafia ambience and environment! 4/5. |
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| too confusing bye |
Close the world, ƚxƎn ɘʜƚ nɘqO.  |
who is this guy and why is he blaming cerotto for taking the body? (it's the scene before the cemetery |
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KolmeDG said: Elgargini said: The set should be in Europe in the 20th century, why are there some shops with Japanese banners? I know that they want to retain their language and culture even in this kind of anime but... ah, who cares! I think they intended to paint China town, though it may not look like it... and I regarded the set as somewhere in the US. Well that would make some sense, come to think of it; the mafia were probably more common in the US than Europe. |
| Never liked mafia politics. It was interesting at one point of JP's take on mafia but it wore out very fast. You just know they'll gonna die very soon, so what's the point of character development? Avillo will get his revenge, sure, but after that? Everyone is pretty much a dead man walking given the setting. It's just a matter of when will they die. In the grander scheme of things they're just mindless drones waiting to pull the next trigger. it's the same why I stopped watching western shows altogether. you'd just see the same things everytime: guns, crime, prison, lawyers, police, courtroom, revenge, adultery, murder. Did I missed anything among those? I think the biggest mistake this show did is giving minor characters (that will die a few minutes later) some screen time. Were this were done the same Breaking Bad did to Walter Wright (only focusing his character development), this title would be that much better. |
| >I had no brain when I was 12 >Then everyone must had no brain when they were 12 >I experimented 100 samples and proved that they had no brain when they were 12 >Therefore children cannot consent This is what science has done to humanity. |
| going to have to rewatch this whole anime if I don't get my **** together while watching (presuming they keep introducing new characters) the battlefield is going to be lively Angelo, what are you going to do? |
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FelixDied said: who is this guy and why is he blaming cerotto for taking the body? (it's the scene before the cemetery He is Scusa, a federal law enforcement official, who tried to sell Serpente's body to Vanetti family. He bought the body from Cerotto. |
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