2010-09-01, 23:05 | Link #17001 | |
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Also, thats easily explained by the fact that Battler was literally right there, and as previously explained, even if Jessica had died as well, both Kanon and Shannon wouldnt have found it to be such a big deal since they now had Battler to attach themselves to. I mean, let's face it. Battler > Gohda > Sakutaro > Rudolph > Krauss > Kanon > Genji > Kinzo > Jessica > Rock > George is more or less the ranking of sex appeal in this series. |
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2010-09-01, 23:05 | Link #17002 | |
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I also take the statement in episode 6 to a higher standard since it's a core arc as well. Killing people to be the head is kind of cheesy too since you'll have no reason to be the head after that. You'd just be by yourself.
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2010-09-01, 23:29 | Link #17009 | |
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So let's flip things around on Ryukishi here, for a moment. Say Kyrie was the first major red herring, and the entire Shkannon/George dynamic is itself a deeper form of red herring, which is what some of us find ourselves disliking about the George-as-culprit concept. Who does all of this distract us from? Jessica has neither motive nor capacity. Battler is the detective in the question arcs, and is eliminated from contention. Magic doesnt exist (supposedly) so it can't be Maria. Mutou Rosa could do it, I mean, she hunted down Beatrice-2 in Kuwadorian as a child specifically to kill her. That's hardcore. Krauss doesnt have a motive to kill them all. Natsuhi is not the culprit. Kumasawa always dies. Gohda is too awesome and lacks motive. Eva is constantly used to mock us, so that one's iffy at best. Hideyoshi...I cant picture him killing anyone. Sure he's a satellite to Eva, but there's been no foreshadowing of him being able to kill. Hes been consistently, and I mean consistently, portrayed as good-natured. Kyrie and Rudolph would be anticlimactic at this point. Kinzo is dead. Shkannon is already blatantly paraded as the device to evade the red restrictions. Genji could do it, but why? I mean, hes spent several decades being Kinzo's manservant, and he doesnt have any particular grudge against Battler thatd make him slaughter the entire family. Kanon is too anemic to lift fertilizer, let alone shove an icepick through Hideyoshi's protective layer of fat.... Yeah, unless the culprit is really Kinzo's alternate personality Goldsmith that can be some kind of a ghost or whatever, then I think that the logical conclusion is George as the culprit. Unless Ange used psychokinesis to blow up the island while sick because they were all playing with her Onii-Chan when she couldn't...Then I would say that covers all the characters introduced in the early parts of the story. |
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2010-09-01, 23:33 | Link #17010 | ||
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Oh there you go maybe Hideyoshi's original last name was "Yasuda" it's not just Asumu would have family name like that. Quote:
like Okonogi, Asumu, and, the Witch hunt guy, Professor Ootsuki. (OK mostly joking on that last one)
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2010-09-01, 23:46 | Link #17011 | ||
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2010-09-01, 23:54 | Link #17012 |
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The only restriction Dlanor gave is that a person first mentioned in the fifth game can't be the culprit. So it's a matter of how you interpret the rule.
Being first introduced in game 4 is kind of shaky I agree, but a character first introduced by name in the first or second games like Asumu and Okonogi could still be culprits.
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2010-09-01, 23:56 | Link #17013 |
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Okonogi wasnt introduced until Episode 4, though, which would at earliest be considered the opening of the second act of the story. I dunno, and Asumu has never actually been introduced, itd be pretty messed up if it turns out that Asumu had played dead all along just to...Kill her husband and his family six years after she faked her death.
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2010-09-01, 23:59 | Link #17014 |
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Like I said he was first introduced by name in episode 2 not episode 4. That's where George learned all his tea trivia from remember? So as early as episode 2 Okonogi was introduced as a character and identified as the "tea guy" who owns Okonogi foods. See? We already know who he is and what he likes pretty early on.
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2010-09-02, 00:20 | Link #17015 |
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This is completely unrelated to the current discussion, but:
For the 1% part of the epitaph that no one has figured out, Has anyone considered going to 旧古河庭園公園 (kyufurukawateienkouen) to solve it? I was there the other day, here is a picture. Unfortunately the rose garden is not in bloom. (spoiler for size, 56k beware) Spoiler for size:
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2010-09-02, 00:46 | Link #17016 | |
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2010-09-02, 00:58 | Link #17017 |
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Fact: Okonogi was introduced in episode 2, which is early enough in the story for most people to notice him and his quirks as a character. That's all I was implying with that post.
The suspicious stuff about Okonogi doesn't even appear until much later. Until at least episode 4. Like Asumu his character build up is also far from complete, but if a member here can make a complete theory about Asumu I'm certain someone could make one about Okonogi.
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2010-09-02, 01:08 | Link #17018 | |
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