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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Up to this point, we don't know too much about the mysterious organization. We got more focus on Yuki's father this episode and his importance. Her family actually seems rather normal except for their connection to the organization. |
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| Interesting episode. So Yuki's father and the other two came from a parallel universe. We also got to see how Lost occurred. |
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| I figured Yuki's dad was working with green-haired woman and Moonlight Sonata guy, I was actually worried he was the one who gave up his kids to get experimented on, but it seems like he hired Akira specifically because green-haired lady threatened them. The episode didn't hint whether they had his wife killed, but I'd say it is a possibility. I hope Yuki makes those two become LOST. They don't seem to care how many people they kill in our universe as long as they complete their mission to save theirs. Kill billions to save millions is a possibility. At least Yuki's father figured out he is a human before he is a scientist. I worry that with only 3 episodes left, and so many threads still flapping in the breeze, we are either going to get a rushed ending, or a cliff hanger. At least we may get back to one of the threads started in the first 2 episodes though, about trying to figure out if Yuki's father is still alive and if they can contact him. We still have a bunch of other threads though |
| Hmm so this ep is one that focuses on the backstory of the agency's upper command then huh. The revelation of their origin was quite the surprise. Still despite the fact that he was supposed to only view this universe as a tool it was actually nice seeing Daichi learn to appreciate this world thanks to the bond that he forged with Mifuyu. Too bad that he wasn't able to stop his invention from being misused though. Overall an excellent ep that succeeded in not just revealing the origin of the agency's leaders but also of how Yuki came to this world as well. Looks like we're entering the endgame now and trying to stop the agency's true plan. |
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| A decent episode for once. Nice. |
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| So, 3 people from a parallel universe, came in to save their universe from decay,,,,,,,,,,,,, |
| Now that was quite the twist. |
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| Pretty good episode, we finally get to the main story of the series and it was about time! As others have mentioned i hope they do a decent job for next episodes and we get a good ending. Also the new stuff about the story kind of brought back memories of the "Fringe". its an interesting series and i would definitely suggest a watch:  |
John_MaxJun 3, 2019 2:22 AM
| I liked the bit of romance between Yuki's parents. So I guess that's how lost came to be, I'm really glad they did the backstory. But where is the father though, is he on another world of lost or just stuck somewhere? Now I'm really curious about the development of this tale. Next should be how Akira and Yuki met and became who they are now. Also how and why Tama-shi exist by Lost! |
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| This was singularly the best episode of this show. |
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John_Max said: Pretty good episode, we finally get to the main story of the series and it was about time! As others have mentioned i hope they do a decent job for next episodes and we get a good ending. Also the new stuff about the story kind of brought back memories of the "Fringe". its an interesting series and i would definitely suggest a watch: Yup. One of the very few burger series that are actually worth watching (even if 1st season was awfully mediocre). |
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rsc-pl said: Yup. One of the very few burger series that are actually worth watching (even if 1st season was awfully mediocre). 1th season was "meh" and the middle part was the best but i kind of didn't like the ending though, last season was like "Its time boys, let wrap this up!" it had potential for more story but still, pretty good series indeed. |
| so that's what happen! oh i get it! the term "LOST" or simply the event that happened! the puzzle is starting to fit together! this show proves that even in quantum physics, love still reigns supreme! lolz 5/5. |
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| Can feel the "Fate" between Yuki's parents and Yuki herself, being the "illegitimate" product at the Project Noah, of which the antagonists have been part of at Lacuna, since then out and around forcing their ideal scenario. All this just to justify their "salvation" for people from the Lost. The puzzle that WAS in pieces from the beginning, all are put together this episode which is a BIG revelation. Still, it was sad to see Daichi fight against the values of a perfect world (envisioned by the 2) and being apart from Mifuyu the canteen woman. The end portion really is the endgame for this, as Daichi's experiment became the Lost phenomenon, and sucked everyone that we've seen in the series to date. All his efforts, for nothing, at least for Yuki. Is it bad that we've come this far, and this is the result? At least not so. |
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| Definitely best episode so far for this series, really made a lot of things clear. Never thought parallel universes would get involved |
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| This anime is really bad about switching gears. It needs to pick what it wants to be -- an anime focused on the events taking place in the present or some cheap mystery with a surplus of backstory. There's just too much back and forth. I realize this anime is about unraveling the mysteries behind the Agency, but at this point it feels drawn out. Not to say it's uninteresting. The backstory of Yuki's parents was pretty neat. It just could've been executed better. |
| "Let's have children" hahahahaha, the dialogue is so cringe at this point. The villains' motivations feel so empty due to their lack of characterization. |
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| Yuki and Souma's father, Daichi, tried to stop the Lost event from happening, by creating the device that started it. Is it just me, or is that backwards logic? Turns out he and the other two are from a parallel universe, so I'd assume something happened in their world that encouraged him to create it. Currently unknown. It felt like an awkward relationship to me, lol. With the birth of Yuki and Souma, we now know why they were the only survivors of Lost. Slowly but surely, we are getting the info fed to us... Part of it, at least. My father crashed a bus that killed some people, all for my sake... we bang now? Ah, young love sure is sweet. |
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| Wow, truly one of the most beautiful episodes I've ever seen in an anime, I love Yuki's father as a character, I like how his character has changed since he met Yuki's future mother |
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