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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- I almost forgot this show has a thing for revenge and vengeance. Pretty thrilling episode. All the events from the first half led to execution of the plan in the second. Except though, not everything goes according to plan lol |
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| That one guy is a scumbag for framing Isotaro. His parents drowned themselves because of what happened to their son. Wasuke couldn't deal with it any longer and decided to rob the guy out of revenge. It was successful and Kozuya went bankrupt. This was a nice revenge story. |
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| This is probably the most tragic thing I've seen all year.....I feel endless remorse for Wasuke, Isotaro and his parents What those company guys did to them was beyond fucked up and that new owner deserved worse than death.....Fuck that guy and I'm glad that the company went to shit The ending was very nice though, sad but very nice....Amazing episode yet again this week |
| depression is hard in this episode...3 suicides ..and on top of it the kid fell asleep listening to such story , that's commendable. |
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| ah, sweet revenge :) Great episode! |
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| Damn it, this was such a beautiful yet very tragic episode. I felt really sorry for Wasuke, ugh! Poor man didn't deserve this ;__;.... Good thing the filthy bastards went bankrupt. |
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| This episode really escalated quickly, but it left me satisfied in the end. I would have liked it if the jackass that framed Isotaro died, but hearing that they went bankrupt is just as good I suppose. |
| People on MAL refuse to actually enjoy watching anime. Your taste in anime isn't a personality trait. MAL is literally just anime Twitter as its own website lol. |
| Was hoping that fucker would drown too for some poetic justice. That boat scene was beautiful. Framing it with Ojun's storytime was kind of pointless though. |
| Sieg Zeon! |
| Great episode as always. Tragic but at the end it was really beautiful. Fell really bad for Isotaro and his parents, that master of Kozuya was pure scum. He needed to die. Well, at least the company went bankrupt. The final scene with Wasuke tearing up the contracts and the illumination of the ryo that was being dumped into the river was really beautiful but sad at the same time. :( |
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| Man, I feel really, really sorry for Wasuke. The only time that his son needed him, he had a chance to redeem himself as father figure (he was his true dad) and his advice cost his son his life and as a result of that event Isotaro’s foster parent decided to not endure all of that despair/pain of losing a son and ended up committing suicide too... not only that his friends also died too because of that advice... talk about a situation is not in your favor and becomes stressful or unfortunate. #Misfortune The Irony here is that his advice was the correct one but it didn’t go as he planned: "Effort only fully releases its reward after a person refuses to quit." ― Napoleon Hill The problem here was that Wasuke didn’t know that the successor the sleazeball was envious of Isotaro and discredited him, using underhanded methods to secure his spot in the company typical of a man without honor. He went bankrupt and I’m glad but... he caused 4 persons to die (Isotaro, both of his parents and Wasuke [his real dad] because all of the despair combined with doing his final heist) I wish he would suffered more… BlackstarFallen said: +1That one guy is a scumbag for framing Isotaro. His parents drowned themselves because of what happened to their son. Wasuke couldn't deal with it any longer and decided to rob the guy out of revenge. It was successful and Kozuya went bankrupt. This was a nice revenge story. Jaslen said: This...Such a tragic tale, yet a very satisfying ending. "Look, Yoshitaro. It's the snow you love." Totally teared up at that point. Another great episode. Tokoya said: +1What those company guys did to them was beyond fucked up and that new owner deserved worse than death.....Fuck that guy and I'm glad that the company went to shit The ending was very nice though, sad but very nice....Amazing episode yet again this week YellaTurtle said: Amazing deduction, YellaTurtle... worthy of an officer of the Arson Theft Control.Unexpected line that definitely killed me inside. To me, Hasegawa, aka Onihei, has a moral compass above the law. Kozuya was already one of the Edo period black companies, and Hasegawa knew to wait long enough for the revenge plan to really do what it was worth. Whether the thieves were caught after that are unknown to us, but the "real villains" were. Lelouch0202 said: I concur especially with the pure scum needed to die part of your post...Great episode as always. Tragic but at the end it was really beautiful. Fell really bad for Isotaro and his parents, that master of Kozuya was pure scum. He needed to die. Well, at least the company went bankrupt. The final scene with Wasuke tearing up the contracts and the illumination of the ryo that was being dumped into the river was really beautiful but sad at the same time. :( |
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| good episode as always,the ending was 10/10 especially visually,season 2 please |
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| I hadn't expected Isotaro committed suicide, but I didn't enjoyed it as much when their "parents" does it too. Maybe it was to drive more Wasuke to do an evil to Kozuya, but I still don't like it. But overall still a good episode |
| I'm too weird to live but much too rare to die. |
| Really beautiful and tragic episode, and probably not the best bedtime story for a little girl. Gosh Tetsu! XD The scenery in Onihei has been one of its strongest aspects, but it was especially gorgeous this episode. I loved when Wasuke and co. poured all the Ryo into the water and it started glowing beneath the surface. Really though, Tetsu is quite something- turning up late on purpose! |
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| There are also some good thieves! This episode was a bit tragic because Wasuke wasn't able to save his own true son. But his revenge was also done satisfyingly! Another great episode! I have nothing more to say. 5/5. |
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| I loved this episode, and although it didn't involve Hasegawa much it is easily one of my favourites so far. I wasn't expecting three suicides though, I really felt bad for Wasuke, but I am glad that he seemed content with his revenge and bringing the 'snow' for Isotaro. |
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| Best episode of the series, by far. Onihei had consistently presented storylines focusing on revenge, redemption, and remembrance, but with this episode, it felt as if everything Onihei stood for was represented here. Just an absolutely brilliant work of art. |
| that sweet revenge... a really bittersweet episode.. my favourite episode so far.. geez.. this anime is good.. too bad not many people watch it |
| those guys were such scumbags to be honest, poor guy suicided because of them. I felt for Wasuke this episode, poor guy. that scene at the end where he was lying on torn off contracts was a bliss. Heizo was right when he said he in awe seeing some of the thieves. That's definitely an awe moment. |
| It returns an episode whose story is very sad, but it shows again a morality now been lost over time. Pleasant viewing and quite addictive, too. Shame about the designs and animations, which showed decreases of from time to time. Sometimes, revenge has its reason for being there. I agree! sefferia_ellis said: that sweet revenge... a really bittersweet episode.. my favourite episode so far.. geez.. this anime is good.. too bad not many people watch it Maybe because not many understand the quality of an anime series. |
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| Tragic episode :/. Wasuke lost all his family due to a scumbag boss. Once again in an Onihei episode, it was a sad story. I like how Hasegawa doesn't just make his work, but understand why the thief is doing that. Beautiful scene on the boat T_T |
| The most heartbreaking and most beautiful episode so far. |
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| This is probably the best episode yet. That asshole should've drowned but his eventual bankruptcy was justice enough |
| I'm Bruneian and I like anime. And Manchester United. And fat cats. |
| It would have been better if the guy that framed Isotaro would have drown too because of trying to get the gold |
| Karasuno Fight!!! |
| God damn it the comment on the snow at the end really caught me off guard, the fuckin feels man. What a great episode. |
| Pretty sad for Isotaro and his foster parents to die like that, at least Wasuke has taken his revenge Nice of Hasegawa to do some moon gazing before going after the ''thief'' |
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