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| Every episode it goes absolutely nowhere, lmao |
| But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings. |
| Just kill the demons goddamit! |
| "The future is always blank. Only your willpower can leave footsteps there." "Ruling over death means ruling over life. Death is the climax of life. To have the best death, you must honor life." |
KaiserVonGogureo said: hakaihisaki said: I can only think of 2 new scenes: The demon talking with Mother, and the sick demon child. Was there anything else? How could you forget the fish scene my friend, or how about that entire montage of the kids in the bunker, or that totally useless scene in the anime of finding the writings on the wall that was NEVER mentioned again, or that oh so needed scene of the idiot duo of Thoma and the other guy begging to go outside Damn, can't believe I forgot the fish scene! Now that I remember, I think this show deserves a 10/10 |
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| So um... is the "anime original" plot coming soon or do I have to go pick it up somewhere? So far everything has correlated with the manga plot (but of course is a complete disaster due to arc-skipping, character-erasing, info-dumping). |
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| The turn of events gets complicated! Normal is dead set on eradicating/annihilating the demons. While QUEEN Emma doesn't want to. well for me it comes down to consequences...i wonder how Emma face Norman if there is just a single casualty from the kids because of her dumb decision! damn cliffhanger, i really thought we're gonna see what actually happened the day Normal left the farm...well i guess it would be for the next ep! 5/5. |
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| I don't even know what to think. No, I think "If you're going to make an omelet, you've got to crack a few eggs." They need to show Lambda and whatever's behind that door Norman went through. They've shown the lead-up to the door 3 TIMES. Show Lambda, so any warm fuzzies about demons can disappear. And why are all 4 of the oldest, most responsible children leaving the younger ones so they can go look for magic demon girl? That's irresponsible. |
| Episode was alright, but at the same ime I feel like like it was kind of a repeat of the previous episode. Getting a bit of tired of the whole "Show, don't tell" aspect. Another complaint that I have is, why would Emma and company leave the small kids by themselves? Norman mentioned in the previous episode that Lamvda and Grace Field are searching close to where the Demon town is. It's just kind of dumb putting all those kids in danger imo. That being said, I can't wait for next episode. Judging by the ending, it looks we're finally going to see exactly what happened to Norman right after he was shipped. Really looking forward to that. Also, Isabella when? Lol |
| I guess this Emma's sentimental plan will ruin everything... "Boo hoo there are good onis too. We have to grant them food bla bla bla..." But let's see the next episode... I might be wrong. Norman's appearance and this "blood coughing-drama" is getting a bit off the tracks, since the pacing until his apparition was a bit weird. Ray seems to just follow the flow. |
KitsuFrostFeb 28, 2021 4:43 PM
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towelgirl21 said: They need to show Lambda and whatever's behind that door Norman went through. They've shown the lead-up to the door 3 TIMES. Exactly what I thought... This is turning from a mystery to an annoying plot device. Seems like a way of making this arc longer, since there's not a lot to show. So the best way is to pick a 1st season scene, and use the most out of it. |
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Holo-san said: I swear... the IQ of Emma and Ray dipped in the two digits in this season. Emma litterally not thinking of anything but "uh.. but friends" (actually, what friends? what kids? what demon family? we haven't seen you interact with any demon so far except Mujika and Sonju), without thinking of ways to save her siblings first and Ray accepting everything she says because "she's Emma, that's what she does". I would accept this friendly behaviour if they actually showed us any positive interaction between Emma and the demons, but all they gave us are just shots of Emma and company walking in the market of god knows what city. What the hell are the director and manga author smoking right now? powdered wasabi? Did they forget that they actually needed some more character development to explain this stupid choice that Emma took? Seriously, i’m so tired of al the other characters being whipped by Emma. They’re in a life or death situation, starving but none of the 20 kids has an issue with Emma going against Norman? Did she even explain her plan to them? They talked back & forth so much about nothing this episode, i can’t remember. |
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| I'm on Norman's side. Exterminate all demons. |
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itzVeer said: Oh look, three episodes where nothing notable happens in a row. Anime premature ejaculation detected. |
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| Awwwww Emma I am so proud of you pumpkin! Even if she have suffered a lot in the pass, she would never wish that cruel fate on anyone else. Because she is MY girl, and my girls dont solve their problems by exterminating entire species Clearly Emma dont want to take any part in that grim future, And will never support that boys cravings for more suffering Instead she will go and search for her little demon girlfriend Mujika! Hopefully do some lesbian kissing with her,,,YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES And then together my girls will find a better way out. I will cheer for team Emma and Mujika all the way, My girls are strong together! Go lesbians!! Demons also have feelings!! And genocide will never EVER be the right answer to solve anything  |
Yuri-CrusaderMar 4, 2021 7:00 AM
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| Best episode so far. I hate Emma and her morality bs. I hope Norman doesn’t get all pussy and decide not to kill the demons. |
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| This was a perfectly fine and good episode, I thought. *shrugs* |
| damn, the demon that Norman caught was so big, I wonder how he caught that demon.. |
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| oh God I love those children |
| Is really hard for me to see a child being a leader between adults... like, i know that he was IQ but he is still a child in puberty. Its cool to see the thow sides of the reality to discuss but i prefer the Norman's side because it's more easy and natural, i don't think that humans and demons can be live in the same world, it's unnatural. |
MariaszMar 17, 2021 8:57 AM
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Sayali567 said: I just hate characters like Emma who always act so righteous and force their ideals on everyone, she doesn't have a fundamental understanding of how the world works, Now I have a feeling this anime is going to end in a cliched way where Hero Emma just solves everything, I'm planning to read the manga but Hey manga readers tell me does manga has the cliched ending? Does Hero Emma solves everything and saves everyone? I actually want it to take a dark route and not have happy happy ending, if manga has such ending then I don't want to read it OMG SAME, you are complete right, the girl suffer SO MUCH in the whole life because of demons, she escape every day from the death of demons, she even can be in the same world with humans because of demons, and she keep saying that demons are friends without context or even know a "GOOD" demon in person. I know that she meet two in the begin of the season but compare with all of the others its irrelevant. People good like Emma don't exist or she is just childish for this. I see here a lack of development of character. |
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| Gilda made some pretty good points about demons and all of a sudden she's okay with Emma's plan? Wtf... I wonder if Emma would have a different mindset if someone close to her dies in front of her eyes because of those demons. I thought Ray would stop her or something, but he seems too chill with Emma's plans. Ahhhh I can't even. |
FreezeHolic said: towelgirl21 said: They need to show Lambda and whatever's behind that door Norman went through. They've shown the lead-up to the door 3 TIMES. Exactly what I thought... This is turning from a mystery to an annoying plot device. Seems like a way of making this arc longer, since there's not a lot to show. So the best way is to pick a 1st season scene, and use the most out of it. I am sick of seeing Norman walk up to it... Just fucking tell me already. |
| Since Barbara and the others haven't much time left, I just can't think of anything else about what they said other than: "dying." Is that mean Norman is going to die? Oh snap! 🤦♀️🤦♀️ |
 She got him back. If you understand the characters well enough, you'd know she did! |
| Norman really has changed in the time he was gone, I'm actually rooting for his plan to succeed (even if it needs Sonju and Mujika are to be killed) because I really disagree with Emma's overly idealistic and nonsensical view. |
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| The last scene tho! |
| I'm Bruneian and I like anime. And Manchester United. And fat cats. |
| Gilda is obviously correct. |
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| I'm so used to all three of them being on the same page that watching them disagree amongst themselves is quite the spectacle. Norman has been telling lies, even to Emma and Ray. His situation must be kinda serious if that's the case. I think anyone would happily drink Mujika's blood, so no wonder people wanted to eat her friends, too. Clashing ideal, you love to watch that happen, hehe. Don't get me started on the portal-thing being under Grace Field. That shit is stupid. |
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| Is Norman dying gonna be the time bomb here? |
| So Emma found out that their whole existence was to be eaten by the demons. She saw Conny body. She tought Norman was dead too. She has been chased by demons. She has visited that demon town enough times to see "oh poor demons" buying body parts of kids. She knows there are more farms. Now she knows there are places where kids get used for experiments. And yet she's still with the "but I made a bestie and she's a demon :( can not kill demons! I might be super sad if I do that :p" and the fact Gilda(!!!) is the only one to call her out just to be easily conviced, that's not idealism that's just plain stupidity. You would think after having to leave with a certain amount of kids she learned that you can't save them all... wait, nope, she wants to save demons! Screw those kids from the other farms! Ray now is just there to give background vocals to Emma, the kid who was going to burn himself with the rest of the house out of guilt for knowing the truth for so long gets easily conviced to save the demons even though the mujika girl is not his bestie like she is with Emma, even though he can see Norman is back and theres no way he was having a good time after he left the farm. This whole thing is stupid and where is Isabella and her "I'm going to find them and get them back" thing? Probably something stupid too. |
| better than ep 6 at least, interested to see what happened to Norman after he was shipped |
| I have a third testicle that gives me psychic powers |
| I didn't go into this season with much expectations, given the average, but so far it seems fine. Obviously, it's nowhere near as good as the first season, but I was expecting something terrible based on the reviews. The whole thing with Mujika is keeping me on edge, and I'm excited to see how it plays out. It's sad to see Norman acting so radically different to how he was in the first season. All of his actions were based on Emma's moral philosophies in the first season - because he loved her - but now it seems he just doesn't care about Emma in the way he did before. In other words, Norman used his pragmatic mindset in conjuction with Emma's strong sense of right and wrong. That's what made them an interesting duo. Now I feel that the dynamic has been stripped away for the sake of other characters which just aren't as enthralling. I gave the first season an 8/10. So far, I would give this season a 6/10, but that could change depending on how the story plays out. |
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