2011-10-24, 22:45 | Link #421 |
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Episode 3 was great, I can't wait for the next one!
Talking about events in this episode - forgot about the apple! There is no purpose in poisoning it. The most interesting part is that room. There are 3 bodies there, right? Following a "logical divison of ideas", I suppose that 2 of them are Yuno's parents. The true identity of the other corpse is misterious. Any guesses? Last edited by Daniel E.; 2011-11-16 at 19:40. |
2011-10-25, 00:20 | Link #422 |
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Although a bit predictable and campy in places this was a good episode. I like the ferris wheel scene and that eye scene was good stuff too. That douche with a paper bag or whatever on his head is quite the sadist.
And Yuno appears to have been cockblocked, but it's ok, she'll be waiting for Yuki. It's surprising to see her act normally on occasion but I wonder how much of her is using Yuki to get by the whole game. I guess I won't blame Yuki for being too shy around Yuno in a swimsuit, since it's a cross between being aroused and scared at the same time 7/10, balanced everything out fine
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2011-10-25, 00:22 | Link #423 | |
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2011-10-25, 10:54 | Link #431 | |
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Fully expecting Ninth to die real soon, and will be a little surprised if she doesn't. |
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2011-10-25, 11:09 | Link #432 | |
Waiting for more taiyuki!
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2011-10-25, 12:14 | Link #433 |
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Yeah, you guys are free to do what you want but I think you're probably overthinking the apple, and if you start getting into the nitty-gritty mechanics of bomb triggers or who's paying for things you're *definitely* barking up the wrong tree. That kind of stuff is full of logic problems and I don't think the author cared much.
What the author really did put a lot of thought into is the hypotheticals: you're going to see both MCs make lots and lots of facepalm-ish decisions, or stuff that makes you go "what if?" (like in ep3: Spoiler:
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Or, in short: it's not a story that's grounded too well in reality, but it's very well grounded in the space of possibilities and hypotheticals. |
2011-10-25, 14:02 | Link #436 | |
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There is a big supernatural element to the show. |
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2011-10-25, 17:02 | Link #437 |
絶対領域に嵌り過ぎた。
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So far I'm liking the direction the anime is going. It looked like I was worrying for nothing at all. I love how people are trying to apply logic and common sense into this. Your heads will explode if you watch the later episodes with this type of show. It'd be best to think of this show more as Code Geass than anything.
The reason Yuno is scared of haunted house than killing and the house with actual dead body seems to suggest that she is uncomfortable in a confined space. And she is yandere poster girl and that speaks everything she does here. She simply trusts him and wants his trust in return. I guess if normal people saw the horrible crime scene, they'd call the cops instead of just running away. They wouldn't even believe about future diary thing and toss it aside. |
2011-10-25, 18:37 | Link #439 |
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Seen the second episode.
As I can tell Mirai Nikki is taking off rather smoothly. I feel the blending of styles is up to my taste. In one side, the use of the diaries to anticipate the foes' opposite moves as in playing chess adds a cerebral dimension within this twisted game of solo survival, while at the same time it bluntly showcases the dark side of human nature strained in brutal and stressful circumstances; the frailty to watch on how all your hopes are brutally crushed when your friends and teammates actually are backstabbing you. I cannot blame Yuno why she snapped, though I cannot feel empathy for her actions in concern to the killing of the other classmates that sold Yukiteru. They were placed in an abysmal situation of the blue and were in extreme deep for their lives; a maniac publically barges in that has rigged the whole school facilities with dangerous explosives, that can be remotely detonated is a trigger as how many people can act frenzied with desperation to survive once losing their cool. |
2011-10-25, 20:11 | Link #440 | |
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It's a sociopathic tendency in that she feels no guilt nor remorse whatsoever about the lives of people she's destroyed so long as it serves her ultimate goal, which in her case is protecting Yukkii. It's what makes her so goddamn dangerous in that anything, even her own life, is likely forfeit if it prove an obstacle to that end. |
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