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Originally Posted by JediNight
Also the objectifying of Inori is laid on pretty thick. With her even saying she belongs to him now, etc. Kinda creepy.
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Originally Posted by ThereminVox
Re: Inori's objectification. I'm thinking (hoping?) that they're going somewhere with this. The justification, or at the very least the development will need to be pretty clever.
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Originally Posted by Znail
As for Inori's personality so does it seem like she almost have none as if she was artificial. I am pretty sure it's not by accident as it's fairly obvious. A personality like a sword can be seen as very direct and uncomplicated. Her little robot seems more socially aware then she is  |
I am very positive that Inori is some form of artificial lifeform. Her actions and expressions all lead to this. She even treats herself as an object. Her request to be able to stay by Shu's side sounds like a small child requesting it. I feel as if she was created in order to have that incredibly powerful void sword, and is probably not over 10 years old, if even less. A clone, could be a possibility as well.
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Originally Posted by kitten320
And so far I don't see any good friends of main chara who could possibly become an enemy.
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You asked, and episode 3 provided.
That said, since Yahiro is part of the school crowd in the intro, I do expect him to make up for it at some point in the near future.
However, since Shu is now identified as a potential threat, his school life is over... unless his mom helps him out somehow.