2011-10-10, 01:00 | Link #102 |
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after a few minutes of trying to figure out the answer, this is final theory that i came up with
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it's a bit confusing since i rearranged some stuff and i moved the 6 from the original puzzle to the bottom in line with 3, 4, and 5 to put the 6 in proper sequence. So basically, it's just a simple addition of numbers. It's still just a theory though and i don't know why there are 2 9's in the puzzle so i just made a wild guess as to how the other 9 is connected in the sequence. my answer is A = 16 B = 20 *continues watching* @Terizent i guess your answer is more reasonable, thanks! |
2011-10-10, 09:40 | Link #105 | |
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2011-10-10, 10:42 | Link #106 |
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Good job, you were the first of us to get it right. The solution does have something to do with set theory (intersections, more specifically), but the numbers still threw me off because I originally thought they were supposed to add up to a multiple of each polygon's number of sides. For instance, I thought A+3+7+9 would be equal to a multiple of 3 because they're all inside the triangle. Once I applied the same thinking to the square, it all fell apart.
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2011-10-10, 15:23 | Link #107 |
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Nice episode. It was fun ^^
Kaito sure wasn't in a good mood this time. That Galileo guy was totally annoying & self-centered. Hope this doesn't turn into those yu-gi-oh/beyblade/bakugan kiddie stuff but with puzzles instead.
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2011-10-10, 18:44 | Link #109 |
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Yeah, it was fun trying to figure out the puzzles before watching the answer. Suffice to say, I only got the car puzzle right(it was ridiculously easy anyway). The two Kaito solved before meeting Galileo guy I couldn't =0<.
The show felt a bit more childish than last week's, much because of Kaito getting heated up by Galileo and childishly bickering with him. |
2011-10-10, 18:49 | Link #110 |
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What a coincidence, I was just finishing the last levels on Rush Hour that I left out (level 4... Curse you!) before I watched this This show is definitely aimed more towards the younger audience with the show having everything to do with puzzles and nothing else. The "T" and the connect the dots were also easy in a sense. But the shapes one was incredibly difficult for me to figure out.
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2011-10-11, 04:16 | Link #112 | |
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2011-10-12, 03:17 | Link #113 | |
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This is start to look dangerous so I'm curious to see where it's going. Definitely going to stick around now after being a little underwhelmed by the first episode. |
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2011-10-15, 06:22 | Link #115 |
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Join Date: Mar 2011
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Had a quick look at the first two episodes...yep, it's cheesy as hell alright and very childish, but I don't mind that so much. Like Sacred Seven, Sunrise sure as hell aren't taking this seriously - and that's probably the best way to go with a show like this
As such, it's impossible to really critique the characters, as that would mean I'd be taking the show more seriously than the creators Decent show to relax with, ironically (Puzzles, relaxing? ) |
2011-10-15, 13:39 | Link #116 |
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For the record this show also airs right after Gundam AGE on Sunday so it's pretty much aimed at a younger audience using Gundam as the lead-in. Frankly this shows going to be awesome though if we keep working to solve each of the puzzles and it keeps showing Kaito thinking outside the box to save his "idiot" friends from deadly unsolvable puzzles. I'm almost certain that's why they leave some of those puzzles in there by the way, not for the characters to solve, but for the audience to.
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2011-10-16, 00:02 | Link #117 |
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She's also got a good memory, which I think compliments him pretty well. For a person who's supposed to be a master puzzle solver his awareness of situational details seems to be rather weak. In fact it's saved him twice so far: first in the maze (she remembered which part was different) and then she remembered the directions to the car puzzle.
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2011-10-17, 04:42 | Link #119 |
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The guy with the white sparky hair kind of remind me of Shinobu from No More Heroes.
As for episode three, hmm normally you introduce an annoying child character if the ratings go down. I hope he won't show up too much in the future. |
2011-10-17, 07:07 | Link #120 |
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I quite like Edison. He's the usual bratty smart-ass kid (just like he'd predicted in the preview ), but I didn't find him too annoying, and I liked how he interacted with the other characters. Especially with Galileo, the "senpai?!" part made me laugh. I think Galileo has finally grown on me.
I rather like the gang so far. Kaitou is the resident genius, but he can be surprisingly childish, Nonoha is not only the brawn but also the one with common sense (as it turned out in episode 3 ), Galileo is the dogged rival, Edison is the token kid genius, and I guess the girl in the preview will be the resident cloud cuckoo lander artist. The bad guys are pretty boring so far, but I guess they'll be developed later. |
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