Where's the comedian who called the protagonists "nihilistic"? and I quote: "I wonder if Mr. Can someone give Watanabe a competent writer once in a blue moon? The direction is great but the writing, to put it mildly, leaves much to be desired. Is she supposed to be their moral compass? Because they're so "nihilistic"? Someone needs to put these civilian saving monsters in line before more people get saved! Super Writer Gen Urobuchi is somewhere wishing he came up with our two MC's here." I'm sure Urobuchi is thinking of better ways to end his miserable existence with some dramatic flare, since he will never achieve such heights of greatness in writing. Wouldn't be anime if they weren't super likeable, moral crusaders in a mission against "evil", now would it? The "terrorists", obviously, take the moral high-ground by risking their lives to save one random civilian and magically survive the explosion at point-blank range. The legendary "evil government" plot device gets introduced along with the cliche "super villain/l33t hax0rz". It seems that, my predictions weren't that far off And yeah I'm also waiting for her to be used as a pawn (and then she messes up). Well she seems like the typical airheaded cute girl so she definitely doesn't fit with the whole atmosphere thus far. Oh you meant the shower scene haha my bad.
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She looks like a pro in hacking and practically anything that Nine and Twelve can do. five was fine, cause she gives off the vibe you describe. The cleavage shots and other whatever shots are just emphasizing the image of an insidious beauty that she is.
That is because Five gives off the aura of Sharon Stone in "Basic Instinct," or the aura of a beautiful psychopath. I didn't even notice the "fanservice" until you mentioned it. You must have despised No Game No Life if you think that cleavage shot of Five was fanservice. Now I'm waiting to see her use as a pawn. They wouldn't add her for fan service or eye candy. I commend that kind of fan service since it was tame and brief.Lisa is trying and I really hope we see something redeemable. However, I did like it was brief, only a few seconds and nothing like other animes where the perosn moves, cleavage there, ass shot there, the works. I didn't like the fanservice though, to be honest. I'm trying to wrap my head around something. Five seems like the "complete product" of what she was trained for, while Nine and Twelve escaped before they could become "complete." Five gives off the feeling of a hunter, which goes with this episode's title of "hide and seek." It seems Nine has a traumatic experience with Five. We're still not sure to what end these kids were chosen for such entrainment. When Twelve mentions "Eating was just another task," I thought to myself that these three were "trained" everyday to become something like the FBI. Nine, Twelve, and Five seem to have the equal intelligence and same set of hacking skills. Shibasaki made this connection and starts to gather evidence about the police once more, even if it means risking his career.Ĥ. Nine and Twelve are trying to get Shibasaki's attention to make the connection to the Rising Peace Academy, a nonprofit organization that supposedly have become a clusterfuck of corruption.ģ. Nine and Twelve are not trying to hurt anyone with their terrorist attacks.Ģ. A lot of things confirmed in this episode:ġ.
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