2012-01-31, 04:18 | Link #1261 | |
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anyways..... as for the eleventh diary owner, Yuno correctly guesses it is him. There is not so much to choose from anymore. Lets look at the list: 1. Yukki 2. Yuno 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Ai and Maru 8. 9. Uryuu Minene 10. the mother person 11. ? 12. So assuming that Minene is helping, Ai and Maru were present and are more adorable than dangerous.... the mother person doesnt involve herself much until this point and the way she does things is through her aprentices (and Yukkis dad doesnt seem to be an apprentice), it is safe to asume it is the doings of 11th diary owner. |
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2012-01-31, 05:04 | Link #1263 | ||
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You really gotten into Yuno's thought process, I fear for your love interest ending up like Yukiteru a couple of episodes back |
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2012-01-31, 07:17 | Link #1264 |
Ineffectual Loner
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Both Yukiteru and his dad are wussies. If Minene sat on me, I'd be invigorated to do a thousand push ups.
An okay episode, though the build-up will probably be released next episode. That was pretty pathetic though, Yukiteru seems pretty good at being punched and picked up by Mar. You make Yomotsu sound so bad, so I fixed that for you. |
2012-01-31, 08:37 | Link #1265 | |
Cross Game - I need more
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So if that's so then 7th now has a lead on all the diary owners. 11th has been hanging out of sight in the background. I bet he's a real sneak, using Yuki's father against him is pretty low. He probably attacks through proxies and patsies. Interesting that 7th didn't move when 9th was involved, but as soon as 11th showed his hand... maybe they've been having their own conflict with 11th for the past period of time while Yuki was dealing with all the other diary owners? Possibly 11th has been attacking them through proxies and they haven't been able to identify him. That's probably the real reason 7th kept Yukki and Yuno's diaries working. They want to use 1st and 2nd as bait. Bait that they can eliminate anytime they feel like it. As for Yuno leaping to conclusions, well that sort of fits with Yuno's character. There's a term for people like her: Properly Paranoid "Yuki's father wants Yuki's diary?" "He must be working for a diary holder, but who?" "The one we haven't seen yet. Yes. Obviously they are trying to attack us from the shadows." "Oh well. Best get on with killing him. I have to protect Yuki" Has Yuno made at least one leap to a conclusion that turned out to be wrong? I think she has a couple times. I think it's more that Yuno is just fine with killing people because of conclusions based on partial information. That's the odd thing about her. Not that a large number of her paranoid assumptions are correct.
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2012-01-31, 09:28 | Link #1266 |
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Yuno's not really jumping to conclusions here, based on the information available to her. The surviving diary owners: 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, and 11. For whom is Yuki's dad working?
It isn't 1, it isn't 2, and probably isn't 9. This leaves 7, 8, or 11. 7 doesn't make much sense, so it's either 8 or 11. 8's modus operandi is to gather info via an army of foot soldiers. 8 could decide that "manipulate dad via debt" is the right move, but it doesn't fit what we've seen from 8. So, odds are it's probably 11 making a move (with a small chance it's a strategy change from 8). Hence, slightly complicated reasoning but not that difficult or unreasonable. It's another place where the author skimped out on exposition. That's a pattern in the manga: if it isn't doesn't move the story forward and isn't comic relief it tends to be omitted entirely; was probably *terrified* of getting cancelled. This arc is imho a place where the plotting could've been better if the author was more confident with the material. EG: have Yukiteru's dad say he forgot his phone and ask to borrow one from Yukiteru, then Yuno, then Minene, only to get turned down ("missing", "don't have it", "no"). Yuno tells Yukiteru he's an enemy, Yukiteru's like "he's just a busy guy and needed to make a call", then it plays out like it did. Anyways, imho chalk Yuno's conclusion up to logic (+ lack of exposition) and not some magic future-knowledge or whatever. |
2012-01-31, 17:07 | Link #1267 |
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Can't really add to the comments regarding the remaining diary owners but the main thing I will say about this series is Yuno's manic obsession/love for Yukki. It is certainly unnerving and to me, it was more frightening than anything else. But I don't know, over time I begin to see a certain charm, could I even say respect? I mean for all her craziness to so blindly protect the one you love with complete and utter disregard for your own wellbeing is quite something. And she does seem to show some guilt with that kidnapping stunt she pulled off by allowing Yukki to tie her up so there is some guilt, some humanity in her. Although one cannot deny she is troubled person. I just wonder if they will go into any depth about what was the cause of her psychotic behaviour...
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2012-02-01, 11:09 | Link #1268 | |
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Malkuth you charmer!!! :P |
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2012-02-01, 14:18 | Link #1270 | |
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By the way, now we all see which side of the family made Yukiteru such a useless person ::heh
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Not really, since technically she is stalking only Yukiteru, not his dad |
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2012-02-05, 17:24 | Link #1272 |
Loves the Experience
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I think they wanted him because his debt was supposed to be cleared by one of the diary holders (I think it was 11th), so therefore, if they got him, they'd have a clue on who the mystery diary holder was.
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2012-02-06, 03:58 | Link #1274 |
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^ rape was indeed redundant, being about by her family and falling in love with that joke is enough to make her sympathetic.
Other than that, more solid parenting, horrible CG tower exploding, Yukiteru changed his mind again, gore and sex got censored, and Yuno's victim list got one more addition... the usual, what was unusual is that someone got killed but not by her Also it was a nice choice not to put an extra after the episode's end. |
2012-02-06, 04:19 | Link #1275 |
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I am very happy it got censored, because seriously.... after the sacred eye arc I was very disturbed. I know this kind of thing happens in the world, but as a woman I always feel very upset to see it in anime. And I do agree with serenada beta, when he/she said, that there was no need for a second rape in this anime.
Seriously.... if I want to see more rape, I am off to watch hentais, you get a load of that in there. So I am happy to see it sensored, even though I think it would have been even better they didnt include it in there in the first place. |
2012-02-06, 05:03 | Link #1276 |
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^ censoring trivializes the crimes (be it rape, murder, torture, war, or whatever else)... there is no point to have a disturbing scene written, and then censor it, don't write it to begin with if you are afraid of scaring the audience or to be accessible to the masses.
And it's quite funny the cult arc was my favourite, especially since it merged mosaic the mosaic part and after watching it uncensored it was really a harrowing experience, I wish the rest of the manga and the anime could keep the writing quality at that level (minus the dart destroying that scroll) for the duration of the story. As for animated hentai, usually it's worse but for very different reasons not subject to this thread |
2012-02-06, 06:32 | Link #1277 |
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Loved episode 17. Inclusion of the rape scene was managed in a good way. Mirai Nikki is a really dark story to being with shying back on scene like this would have weaken the whole concept. I am glad that they pull it through and showed that rape is serious matter, unlike those hentai stuff, where the victim suddenly starts enjoying being raped, WTF. A lot of shows tend to start half way through tackling a serious matter only to make a swift U-Turn at the last minute, so I welcome that the makers of this series have the guts to stay firm.
Other than that, the way that portrayed how a group of people will take advantage of certain situation, thumbs up. This shit happens in real life, but most of the time people gang up to bully others, or to make themselves superior. |
2012-02-06, 07:35 | Link #1278 |
Yoku dekimashita!
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This is one of the few anime where i'm collecting the BDs. BDs are on another level of quality and very well made, and expecially without all these horrible black bands and blurs that ruin the immersion.
Btw, this was a great episode. Was the mother of Yukki really killed by her father or from the one that manipulated him? Eh eh... 9/10. |
2012-02-06, 10:00 | Link #1280 |
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This was another solid episode, hopefully the quality stays this high as we go. I'm not sure if it's just that they're moving through the story material faster or have a better budget for these most-recent episodes, but ever since the OP/ED changed there's been a noticeable jump in quality (visually and in terms of direction). Some spoilered commentary:
Spoiler for Anime-Original:
At this point I'd be surprised if we ever see either the 10th's or the 7th's omakes, which're two of my favorites. For those who want to know what's in them: Spoiler for Missing Omakes:
We're moving at a good clip and should be able to finish the entire story quite comfortably with the remaining episodes. |
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