| and no one except Kyouya suspects Nana??The killings literally began when Nana transferred to this school.The teachers arent even taking any measures by shutting down the island and sendung everyone back home.Are the teachers with Nana?The island should've shut down when killings started to occur.This anime is really stupid. |
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| exactly, stupid is the correct word to describe this show. with so many plotholes its destined to sink |
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| they also began around the same time kyoya enrolled. clearly we should suspect him too since something just doesn't seem right about him. personally i'd rather suspect him than the naive airheaded girl who'd probably faint at the sight of blood. fire man did half heartedly say that he's probably killed someone, but he could be on to something. his investigation on nana could just be him trying to redirect suspicion on himself. |
Aure0linDec 26, 2020 2:26 AM
| "I like young-girl sexual creations, Lolicon is just one hobby of my many hobbies," he says. I ask what his wife, standing nearby, thinks of his "hobby". "She probably thinks no problem," he replies. "Because she loves young boys sexually interacting with each other." |
Aure0lin said: they also began around the same time kyoya enrolled. clearly we should suspect him too since something just doesn't seem right about him. personally i'd rather suspect him than the naive airheaded girl who'd probably faint at the sight of blood. fire man did half heartedly say that he's probably killed someone, but he could be on to something. his investigation on nana could just be him trying to redirect suspicion on himself. Oh so I should stop watching weekly then. |
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Scordolo said: no you should just start paying more attention and thinking a bit more about what you saw because you've already been given enough information to figure out the answers to your own questionsAure0lin said: they also began around the same time kyoya enrolled. clearly we should suspect him too since something just doesn't seem right about him. personally i'd rather suspect him than the naive airheaded girl who'd probably faint at the sight of blood. fire man did half heartedly say that he's probably killed someone, but he could be on to something. his investigation on nana could just be him trying to redirect suspicion on himself. Oh so I should stop watching weekly then. |
Aure0linDec 26, 2020 5:08 AM
| "I like young-girl sexual creations, Lolicon is just one hobby of my many hobbies," he says. I ask what his wife, standing nearby, thinks of his "hobby". "She probably thinks no problem," he replies. "Because she loves young boys sexually interacting with each other." |
| In addition to what other people said, I'll point out that the characters naively believing in decades of government propaganda over other possibilities is a point the author is trying to make here. Some weak circumstantial evidence isn't going to budge that. photo guy was a loner and nobody knew about his health condition, so yea they probably would buy that he was sick. And there were no immediately visible wounds or signs of blunt trauma. It is more likely than the idea that the victim of the attempted sexual assault had tiny poison needles pre-prepared.The thing is and what many people still haven’t realized that this show was never supposed to be like Among us or Death note the latest episodes kinda hints it’s actual direction. Let's also note that in Among Us everyone knows from the start that there are impostors among them. It is part of the premise. That is already a major difference.Nana’s narrative structure doesn’t fit Among Us type of story. It’s more like Re:Zero type of narrative stracture where you are 90% times stuck with MC and you are exploring the world and characters via MC’s eyes. Even though there are lot of similar elements with Death note like: Same Light and L dynamics between Nana and Kyouya, MC constantly needs to evade suspision, mind games etc. But still it’s not 100% cat’n’mouse game, the goal of this show isn’t whether Nana or Kyouya wins. |
| Some of them did suspect her though |
| After Shibusawa had suspected her in episode 2, Nana did mention to him that being the new transfer student is suspicious. People noted that the time also matches well with Kyoya's arrival, but there were also other important events, such as Nakajima becoming the class leader. Even if you go with the time angle, which is circumstantial, the new transfer students are not the only relevant point. It would be unrealistic if every guess based on circumstantial evidence turned out to be right. In Death Note, L excluded many potential suspects because he very firmly believed in circumstantial evidence and psychological profiling. Kira still could have been someone else, including among the characters named in the show. L's enlightened guesses just happened to be spot on by a bit of luck. |
TheDeedsOfMenDec 27, 2020 3:46 AM
| Why Nakajima is one of the main characters, and why Inukai is a supporting character? (According to MAL database) |
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| So many people can't see past the fact that they already know who the killer is and think it's so obvious as a result. It's easy to find the right path to an answer when you already know what the answer is. irrfan1378595783 said: Why Nakajima is one of the main characters, and why Inukai is a supporting character? (According to MAL database) Because MAL is run by fans. |
irrfan1378595783 said: I imagine the Nakajima part is to troll unsuspecting viewers.Why Nakajima is one of the main characters, and why Inukai is a supporting character? (According to MAL database) |
TheDeedsOfMen said: irrfan1378595783 said: I imagine the Nakajima part is to troll unsuspecting viewers.Why Nakajima is one of the main characters, and why Inukai is a supporting character? (According to MAL database) Why is he even in the poster of the anime? |
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| Haters gonna hate . The shows itself is solid . If Akudama kill is a solid 8 for this season like most tend to rate it . this show would be a 20 . They are in the end , kids with powers. You wouldn't take it upon yourself to investigate your neighbors killer if it happened next to you . ( got i know i had a decapitation happen next door but never did more than rant about it ) The teacher always tells Kyouya to talk to Nana about what is happening , leading to the idea that he is vaguely aware that Nana is actually the higher up in this affair. Since she is the leading agent that has the huge responsibility to clean up this "mess" . Kyouya , as some people point out . He is smart for sure but he also lacks confidence in his theories due to him being a kid. Yea it all started when Nana came on the island but at the same time . It was always the case that the Enemies of Humanity would want to kill them. Don't forget that these kids were brainwashed by this concept since early age alongside the rest of humanity . Now i want also to address this show's world building . The brief history that is depicted in the show is simple for sure but it makes sense . - If you publicly hunt down talented people, there ought to be the ones that hide and build a resistance army to fight you . - If you recruit talented people, there out to be the some psychopaths there that would kill anyone just because the government gave them the right to do so ( see the TV shows - The Boys , where super power humans kill people rather than capturing them and delivering them to the authorities simply because it is more fun that way and it gives them an ego boost when they squish the lower lifeforms ) - But now , if you create an enemy through propaganda ( you know how early 70s - 80 s USA made with the former USSR) . And have these talented portrayed as Heroes that died in the line of fighting ( like in the USA military ) , you would just have more people gladly enlist their talented children to fight off the "Enemy" as a badge of honor , fighting for your country and what-not . I find this idea, as simple as it is , quite efficient. I know the shows has it's ups and downs but I still think it is a solid show for the season . A clear 8 or maybe even a 9 for some and would deserve a nomination for the best new show of the season . |
| 1) They're a bunch of naïve kids who believe they're special and better than the majority of other kids with no talents. 2) Killings didn't start with Nana. People did disappear though. 3) There's more than 1 class of children in this school so the number of suspects increases + children don't know each other too well. 4) Children don't suspect that the government wants them dead. They belive there's a non-human enemy out there, so why should they suspect a fellow human, who's also supposedly talented! Even the male MC has hard time believing this theory - that Nana is talentless spy sent by government to eliminate them. It makes no sense - that's why Nana remains uncaptured and successful. 5) Children are not usually wise. 6) Nana is a pro. You can be suspicious all you want, but without proof you're just a lunatic. Nana claiming she can read minds - gives her an advantage, considering how manipulative she is, and good at reading people + convincing others she's all cheerful and kind. 7) Children don't really give a shit about murders. Instead of suspecting Nana, I'd mostly suspect the school or the government who does NOTHING in response to children dying! But again, most children didn't even knew the victims, and are probably told by the teachers that the crime will be investigated by grownups. How many would try to play detectives? 8) Freedom. Children feel more like on a camp-trip, rather than in an army-base. Having fun takes priority. Imagine if you expected to have a boring lecture who day, but teachers tell you that classes are canceled for today - most would feel joy. 9) Overconfidence in own abilities. Even as some die, those who are strong, believe that "it won't happen to them". So there's little panic. Not many want the government to help them even. 10) Time. I don't remember how long other children have been on the island, but they shouldn't be there for too long. + inn the first episode it's hinted that new students are regularly added from time to time. In other words, children have no reason to suspect Nana, or humans in particular! They believe they're fighting something else. Also, many don't care about murders; as a kid with special powers, you'd probably be busy dreaming about becoming a "my hero academia character" lol. And for those who do care, they still have little to no actual proof to even consider that Nana is guilty. |
| Well, no one really died the first day they showed up and most were written off as disappeared and later assumed killed, by an enemy they have no info on. So, while yes they were foolish, they have been feed false info. |
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