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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Interesting, got to see a bit more of Krone's past. A somewhat slow episode but felt like an important one to understand Krone better. On the kids' side, they're still planning their escape. With the knowledge they have in mind, I'd say they are in a decent position but Mama is also realizes what they're up to. That confrontation with Mama gave me chills. Emma is fearless! (but damn, that injured leg) |
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| That was the best episode. Sister Krone's death was done well and also got glimpses from her past. The OST during her final moments was also pretty fitting. The kids' plan to distract Isabella and check the walls backfired and she ended up breaking Emma's leg making her escape look impossible now. Norman is the next to get shipped. |
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| I don't care what happens, i'd kill that bitch and make sure it hurt. If i'm going down, she's coming with me |
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| Animes surely adore breaking children's legs and arms don't they |
| Probably the best episode yet. Really thrilling, the OST were bangers, as well as the ending |
| So much despair and sadness in this episode. Sister Krone died, she really had nothing to choose and her life made her to trun out that way. And so is mama, they're doing the best they can. So much difference in strength between those demons and humans. And Norman shipment has been set. I hope they all will come up with something better without losing anyone. |
Yasuhiro-Feb 28, 2019 10:58 AM
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| finally some action, even if it was futile in the end, at least not another build-up prep episode krone and emma got fucked, nice. and norman, too? find out in the next episode of dra-.. i mean, neverland |
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| These OSTs are amazing we also got a bit of infomation about krone |
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| I knew the operation was gonna go to shit, but it was still personally frustrating to watch. Very well-done episode, though, nonetheless. |
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| Well Mama stoped playing nice and finally got serious,damn is she strong.... |
| well that's just my opinion..... |
| the music was top notch during the last scene with emma added to the feeling of despair nicely this might indirectly be a spoiler to later events of the manga that won't happen in this season |
| Krone's death was very interesting I've seen someone complain that they didn't feel anything and that her death was "weak" I believe that, while you can consider it to be an emotional moment, her death serves the purpose to showcase the anime's themes and conflicts:The dichotomy between her death and the children eating could be seen as a parallelism between an "happy" life and a "sorrowful" life In the end, the entire heart of the scene lies in her final monologue and in her past:A meaningless life, a meaningless death, the final words are towards a future that she will never see, but that she knows will be better than whatever she had Isabella Best Girl and Best Bone-Breaker, interesting that we saw a glimpse of her past, it seems that she tried to escape, maybe like Emma,Norman and Ray?Who knows... |
| May our sweet and Merciful Madoka be with you |
| Hell hath no fury like a Mama on a mission. This episode was so intense. I'd never cared too much for Krone, but those little flashbacks definitely made me appreciate her struggles and hardships more. There was still some humanity left in her. |
| "Perhaps there is a universal, absolute truth. Perhaps it justifies every question. But that's beyond the reach of these small hands." Mamoru Oshii There is a cult of ignorance (...) nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” Isaac Asimov |
| Ohh boy. A lot of stuffs happened. Sister Krone was creepy right from the beginning but now I seriously feel sad for her. Also I wonder what she left behind in the drawer. Isabella knew that Ray was betraying her. Later a direct assault from Isabella. I didn't see that coming. What happened to Emma's leg looked painful. And now Norman is getting shipped. Isabella turned the whole table so quickly. |
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| What an episode! Krones past and death. I'm wondering if mom really thinks she helping these kids from more terror or if it's just another mind game. |
| I read the manga a while back but the anime can still suprise me even tho i know everything that will happen. I love this so much |
| Watashi wa a victim of cyberbullying. Everyday someone online calls me a "weeb" desu. Watashi won't stand for this. 26 percent of bullying victims are chosen due to their race or religion desu. I may look like a basic white boy, but deep down I am Nihongo desu. Watashi religion is anime. Anata wa bullying me because of my race and religion desu ka? Disgusting desu. Anata should be ashamed of yourself, racist pig. A baka gaijin like anata is probably jealous of my race and culture, cause Nippon is more sugoi than your shitty country desu. Watashi pity anata. You'll never be Nihongo like watashi. Educate yourself on nani a "weeb" is. |
| Isabella is insane. Also saying they do not feel anything is a lie she believes. |
| Welp, Sister Krone has been terminated, so from the looks of her past being a mom, is like being in boot camp, too bad she let her ambition took over her completely. So, the escape plan is no longer viable, so what now from here???? |
| Wow, what an episode! As soon as Krone's death scene started I knew Mom knew everything, but how did she figure it all out? It seems like the kids gravely underestimated her. I like that they showed a glimpse of Isabella's past, it seems she figured out as well but was convinced to stay. Also I'm interested to know what bigger goal Isabella plays a pawn in that Grandma mentioned and what makes their farm special. The flashbacks during Krone's death scene made me feel bad for her, which I didn't think I would. There were a lot of kids in her class, maybe to hint at just how many farms there are? In the end, Krone wasn't very different from Emma and the rest, just put into a bad situation. It was also cool to see those blood sucking flowers in action. I'm convinced Phil has some greater significance to the overall plot. They focused on him at least 3 times in this episode. Perhaps he figured it out too and is making plans of his own?... This second part, holy cow. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time. Mom was frightening when she dropped the act and showed them her true side. Poor Emma! I was expecting that to not go well, but I didn't think Mom would break her leg! With such ease too.. Maybe that's why they showed us Krone sparring with other kids in her flashback. They're trained in hand to hand combat. They're all terrified now because it seems like all hope is lost, especially because Emma can't run now. The younger kids looked scared as well when they saw Mom carrying Emma back. Maybe they all know?! But how? (Oh look, there's Phil again. Whatcha lookin for, Phil? Still wondering where Krone is? Or where Norman and the others are? Or something we don't know yet? You're planning something aren't you??) Oh boy, Norman's shipping date is set... they better think of something, and fast! These next few episodes are going to be some real nail biters! I can't wait, I need it now! I'm really trying to hold off reading ahead in the manga but it's difficult! What lies on the other side of the wall? Mom talking about the ouside world has piqued my curiosity more than ever! Find out next time, on Dragon Ba- er, I mean, The Promised Neverland! |
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| Great episode, but I preferred Krones death in the manga tbh, it was simply more aprupt, and surprising. |
| This was brutal. To watch Krone becoming a meal, or just being murdered with that bloodthirsty flower, as the kids were having a meal themselves. All the while getting snippets of her miserable life devoid of even a shard of freedom or joy. What a pitiful existence. I can't help but feel terrible for her, let's hope that whatever she left behind with that pen can help the kids because they will need any help they can get. The situation took a turn for the worse, and fast. I don't see Norman being saved, but I would be happy to be wrong. |
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| Hmm Isabella's letter sure threw a wrench in their plans. The insight into how the upper command of the plants work was insightful. Seems Isabella and this farm is quite important to them. Intermingling Krone's end with her training sure was interesting as it expanded on her past while also showing her fate. Feels like everything is running according to Isabella's plan. Her talk with Emma and Norman though sure was chilling as she revealed the truth to them. Isabella's move for stopping Emma and Norman though was quite the surprise. Things sure have taken a turn for the worst though. An interesting ep that while expanding upon the role that the three play in Isabella and the higher ups plans also did well to add some depth to Isabella as well. |
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| The flashbacks during Sister Krone's scene that she was about to die made me feel sad now I started to like her... :-( |
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| Rip flashbacks. Also who was the one in the flashback who also tried to escape? |
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| Just one thing. Isabella was absolutely savage ! |
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
| Damn good episode. The mom is as ruthless as it gets hollyshit. |
| Isabella is top waifu pick this season, easily. |
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| Damn. Everything went to shit, didn't it? X_X Krone was making her departure, presumably to become a new 'mom' of another plant, but that was just a lie, as Grandma planned to have Krone killed. Sadly, that did happen and the way that they played her flashbacks as a kid until her adult years made me feel sad for her even more. She'll be missed. D= Just to make the misery even worse, Isabella made her move by ending her contract with Ray and locked him in Krone's old room. After that, she ventured into the forest to catch Emma and Norman. Despite the two kids' plan to hold her off, Isabella made another move by breaking Emma's leg, rendering her immobile for a long time. If that wasn't enough of a crushing defeat for the group, as Don, Gilda and Ray caught up, they all learned from Isabella that Norman's shipping date has now been set. Hopefully we'll find out whether it'll be before or after Ray's shipping date, but either way, it's back to square one for all of the resisting kids. Despite the heavy defeat here and Isabella showing her true colours to the kids, I think it'll go to further solidify the kids' resolve in escaping from the farm alive. I just hope that Emma's leg would heal up quickly enough in time before then. So congrats, Isabella. You're second on my list of characters this season who should burn in hell, after Shield Hero's Myne, of course. |
haoody said: haoody said: They removed all the tension in Krone's death and I wasn't minding the lack of monologues until now. The eye-to-eye scene with Norman and Emma had the obrigation to have it. That's sad. I just did a bad edit so you guys can "see" the quantity of content of the manga that was cut out just to keep the two facing each other. Meh. Not a big deal imo, the anime version isn't bad, it's just different. |
| Great episode. Krone gets me everytime, like in the manga its a emotional scene. Ray plotting the distraction but Mama notice it and take action. Emma and Norman venture to outside the wall. But Mama appear to say that stop the acting, and Emma try stop Mama to give Norman a chance to see the outside. But Mama injured Emma and the next shipment is Norman. Overall great pacing than previous episodes and they add the Krone flashback that add to the scene. And some chilling OST. |
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| I cried. I fucking cried. |
| Holy. Fucking. Shit. I'm so glad I didn't see any spoilers for this. I had a feeling it was a trap when Krone left the house. But this episode, oh man. Everything that could possibly go wrong, went wrong. And Norman might die next, and Emma can't move. Even Ray isn't in the clear anymore. |
| So Krone actually got killed, not quite the way I was expecting. She was tricked into believing she could become a mum like Isabella. So Isabella has been one step ahead of the kids all this time. She knew all along and trapped Ray in Krone's room. That confrontation though, that was so damn intense it made the episode go by again in a flash. Poor Emma, Isabella breaking her leg sounded horrific. It's back to square one, well actually they are in more trouble then ever before now that Norman's shipment date is known. |
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| This episode is amazing. Cannot believe the adaptation suddenly got so good. The flashback of Krone when she was about to die was done perfectly I even teared up. I like the scene where she was standing among a group of kid who were faded out, and then the scene changed and we see the group having less people and Krone's eyes were more determined and have lost that childhood innocence. They changed the part where Don came to save Ray. I prefer the manga way of doing it but the anime version isn't bad. Would have been better if we can see the inner thoughts of Norman and Emma when they decided to stop Mama and go investigate. The main difference between the anime and manga is that we don't see what the characters are thinking and can only deduce from the shift in their facial expression. That can be confusing sometimes but unique as well. But the part I like the most about this episode is the facial expression of the specific kids when they see Mama carrying a broken Emma back to the house. I love how they add in foreshadowings like that. And lastly... Phil is the boss man, to be able to This man deserves an oscar. |
| Daaamn... It was a dark show, but this is a whole new level. Krone's death made me surprisingly sad. I really am looking forward to see what happens next, children are not knowing what tomorrow will bring, despite all this planning. With Isabella knowing everything it was all futile in the end. |
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