2013-09-06, 14:23 | Link #41 |
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The BDs must've been selling like hotcakes to warrant such awesome treatment.
It's not to say Psycho-Pass doesn't deserve a sequel, because it does, but I find it surprising it's THAT popular in Japan considering the benchmark nowadys. I guess the Urobutcher Gen factor is not to be sniffed at. |
2013-09-06, 15:23 | Link #42 |
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This is what I'm mostly curious about as well.
Also: I'll be severely disappointed if the Sybil System doesn't take the focus of the second season culminating with the movie to finally change something about the world. Is it clichéd? Yeah, a bit but I'm actually not against a well used cliché from time to time.
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Gargantia vol 1: 9,307 Guilty Crown: 7,688 And then there's attack on titan that's a major hit. But even if they were all flops they've all got different production committees from Psycho pass so their results doesn't really impact PP anyway.
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2013-09-22, 03:27 | Link #54 |
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Personally what I want to see the most from the second season of Psycho Pass is another great female lead. Akane was a great character and a nice break from the lack of intelligent and capable female leads. If we don't get more of her, or another capable character, I'll go back to 'tsk tsk'ing the industry for bad character writing.
Also, I personally hope that Kogami does take something of an antagonist role as an 'anarchist' as was suggested earlier. What I want to see the most, though, is Akane taking down the Sybil system herself. Kogami following in Makishima's footsteps, albeit nonviolent, wouldn't be quite as entertaining as her getting to do it. What ended up being the sales for Psycho Pass in Japan, as well as it's overall reception? I was under the impression that it did pretty well, and especially with them having greenlit the second season so quickly.
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2013-09-29, 12:29 | Link #56 | |
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Could I see Kougami become as evil as Makishima? No. But could I see him trying to take down Sybil? Yes.
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2013-09-29, 19:28 | Link #57 |
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Implication in season 1 was that the rest of the world basically fell to near-anarchy or whatever, and Sybil was the only thing keeping Japan afloat. They didn't even want to let foreigners in because it could disturb the peace they had, and they knew foreigners would want in since it was so peaceful.
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2013-09-30, 07:30 | Link #60 | |
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Now, think about this for a bit. If the rest of the world has fallen to near-anarchy, then how will the rest of the world have both the food supply and the basic wherewithal to send massive quantities of food into Japan? Clearly, there must be at least some countries outside of Japan doing Ok if they would have the means to send massive quantities of food into Japan. Also keep this in mind - Part of the idea here is that the people of Sybil Japan rubbing shoulders with food dispensers from other countries will show the people of Sybil Japan that there are different and legitimate ways to organize a nation and a society. In other words, the hope is that they'll say and think "Hey, these foreigners aren't so bad. They're helping us! They're civilized. They seem psychologically Ok to me. And they tell me that there's no Sibyl where they live. Do we really need Sibyl then?" The farther and farther we went into Psycho-Pass Season 1, the more Sybil Japan made me think of a cyberpunk, futuristic version of North Korea. A country so comprehensively cut off from the rest of the world that it makes it impossible to make country-to-country comparisons, and so Glorious Leader (or Sybil, in Psycho-Pass' case) is the only form of government many of them know. Sybil Japan keeping out foreigners may well have more to do with keeping their population in the dark about other forms of government that are still working today than it has to do with keeping out the poor.
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