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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Kia Freeborn... This episode was okay but not a lot of action tbh. Also, I wonder what that gun in the sea symbolizes. |
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| Kind of ignores the issue of Kia's anger at his father once it arrives at not killing his half-brother. How does his half-brother even know about him, anyway? The only flashback involving him specifically showed Kia not interacting with them. This is kind of a predictable, melodramatic story, but that doesn't really matter. What matter is how it's executed with absolutely no style. It's quite boring. |
| big yawn didn't take me long to decide to multitask while this was playing |
Stark700 said: THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Kia Freeborn... This episode was okay but not a lot of action tbh. Also, I wonder what that gun in the sea symbolizes. I know this might be weird replying eight years later, but it clearly was implying that Kia threw the gun away. I thought the ending was strangely wholesome, but it does fall apart with the plot holes and the Dad's abuse ignored at the end. |
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| His job is to stop crimes before they happen . He is being physically violent to try and prove something to his boss and the police force. Personally, I believe if a police officer starts throwing things around the room of rage over an inconvenience, they probably shouldn’t be on the force. The robot claims a man should never expect to be thanked. He is listening in a room full of speakers. He can play the song with his eyes closed. He compares himself to a slide. The blues man is a bad one. She loved his music, but did not begin to understand his pain. The robot is a fan of blues. The police robot complements his gunmaking ability. The slide is a barrel. The music of Angels. But he couldn’t be further from an angel right now. A magnetic field decreases his function by 60%. The police man tampers with evidence. We have seen in the past a metal pencil and a human arm is enough to incapacitate the robot , and now we discover he is immune to large ammunitions. He reads them, their rights holding them up by their necks. He sold his guitar for the slide and sits outside of the show. Wow a happy ending what a surprise. His hatred disappeared. Wow. 2 |
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