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IBloodstormI said: CeddyyBearr said: That's creepy as hell and let's say this is actually based on this Japanese urban legend you mentioned, I wonder how many other things in this Otherside are actually based on urban legends. Japan has a lot of them, so I wouldn't be surprised if they included a lot more of those in here. At the end of the novel the author actually explains the urban legends and where they found them. I found it pretty interesting. Author did a lot of research on that stuff, from what it seemed. Not that we can tell from this adaption. I need to check that out then, cause that sounds really promising. Would be a fascinating read. Thanks! |
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Mika-taicho said: what the fuck was that writing. That was the dumbest ep so far. It felt like the two MCs suddenly lost all braincells. You've had experience with this world and yet you still fall for its tricks (the phone call) and not take advice (using the phone)? They ate their rations, never bothered to even help them and then ran away leaving the soldiers for death even tho they clearly saw how much those guys went through. Damn this ep made me rly not want to root for the MCs anymore, fuck them. And i dont accept the explanation well they clearly wanted to kill them. It only happened at the end and the MCs NEVER throughout the whole ep even entertained the idea of helping those people, i honestly cant believe it. This is a byproduct of them shuffling arcs but not really changing them. This happens right after Hasshaku-sama in all other versions of the story, so they really haven't figured much out at this point. As for the MCs, as Toriko mentioned in the Time-Space Man episode, she is actually pretty shy with people, and Sorawo is also mentioned to be very apathetic toward people in the same events. |
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| that phone call was creepy! sound like voices of inhabitants from hell. how the hell did they got an M14 EBR !?!? 4/5. |
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| The military is kinda sus ngl. This was the most thrilling episode, and honestly pretty good. It was really creepy when they got their phone to work and that creepy msg came up. I wonder where they are? looks like they are on some island. |
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| Part 2 of Arc 3: Station February / Kisaragi Station "Where The Wild Things Are", anime version. Continuing from last week, Sorawo and Toriko's escape to a U.S. military camp, the truth of the matter is just like the creepypasta itself. "No phones are allowed to be used." And yet, logic is lost when both girls tried to use it to contact Kozakura, and it transformed to be a creepy-ass invitation call to the wild things to their location. The faces with the cow though, that was kinda anti-climatic, but The Meat Train being their only way out, any possibility is a good opportunity. Getting it out on a stranded island, that was a decent end. The creepiest episode so far, but this was done decently well. |
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| That phone call was the most interesting part of this episode. Wonder why it become such a freaky call. Is someone trying to send them some sort of message through it? |
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| Greg being like the worst subordinate ever lol. Also yay, MCs once again not giving a shit about the guys they left behind. Those soldiers will most likely meet a pretty gruesome fate but who cares, we got a bit more yuri this episode. |
| damnn.. when they at the train , that is creepy me out !!! this interesting. and what happen next with the army ?? |
| They could have explained to the military guys about the eye, if not all at least Suwabe-san's character would definitely understand. And I wish they helped them in getting out too... That phone call, yeah I would be creeped out too and I don't even talk on phone that much XD |
I'd say nothing cause wasn't the phone call the reason the monster went to the base in the first place? So it's less "helping" and more of "taking responsibility" for their screw up. Cause honestly, I agree that was the dumbest thing ever since the guy literally told them not to use the phone and they just went "oh you know what? let's use our phone!" |
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| These last two episodes have been great. |
Desmondus said: Mormegil said: yeah. i don't know if that was sarcastic but these episodes made me laugh so hard i almost had a strokeThese last two episodes have been great. I'm usually very sarcastic on this forum, but not this time. I found these last two episodes to be genuinely creepy and unnerving. Overall, I really liked them. Although, yeah, the English was silly. I haven't read the novels, by the way. |
| i really like the atmosphere. felt bad for the soldiers.. would have been better without that sudden rifle outta nowhere like what. Toriko is a goddam magician i guess lol matias067 said: how the hell did they got an M14 EBR !?!? right?? Desmondus said: Mikelaaaa said: It literally sounds like a bunch of Japanese people struggling to sound English. Some of it sounded Russian. I actually lost it when the soldiers yelled "Fire!"The Engrish dialogue is hilarious *yells* yes! yes! we did it! lmao but you are flattering russians really... ahaha these VAs really tried hard though it wasn't enough. bless their hearts |
| see you, space cowperson . . . |
| My little angels manage once again to escape .And there were a lot of flirting and touching between the lesbian lovebirds . Awwwwwwwwwwww they are so fucking cute together! The lesbians should kiss,,,YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES More and more Yuri for every episode. I fucking love it  |
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| I find it strange that Kozakura did not pick up the biblical reference in 'Pale Horse'. It's about as obvious as calling themselves 'Death squad'. |
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| Not exactly clever, are they? |
| Yet another thrilling episode. That phone call was so creepy. |
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| Really stupid of Toriko and Sorao to call when told not too causing them to expose their abilities, at least they made it out of there. Although they were incredibly shady, I kinda feel sorry for the army left behind in that world. Kinda disappointed they didn't show what was on the train. |
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| bruh what's with the logic in this episode: - sorawo and toriko are told not to use their phones by a soldier but they use it anyway and the monsters find out their camp location. - sorawo and toriko are told not to move outside the battle is about to start but they leave the tent anyway - toriko already makes it known that she wished she carried a gun with her after dinner before they teleported but somehow she assembles an m14 ebr from her backpack. - Seems like they trip and fall like every horror film |
| They're really applying the art of not giving a f*** Also it might be more creepier if the meat train is actually made of meat/flesh |
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| Oke they were able to get to a safe place with the power of trust and yuri Also was that a frickin monke at the train? |
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| it makes sense that the military would be super wary given how long they've been there and what they've been through. It would be more silly of them to be not cautious about random civilians showing up in there suddenly when no one else has shown up. Also, the transition from the military dude telling them not to use phone to them immediately using one is some clown shit. I can see how the plot would develop into them eventually using one, but immediately without any reason? Such blatant ignorance just makes them look stupid. Really bad writing there, not sure if that is an anime adaptation fault or if the source is just as bad. Also, some people here are saying the girls saved them when the girls were literally the cause of the problem to begin with is also some clown shit. Also, no wonder the military is super sus of them, they have continued to ignore the advice and even stole a gun lol Even if it was to fight the thing that they summoned themselves, it's obviously super sus when some civilians you brought into the camp suddenly takes one of your guns and starts shooting it. This is after they were explicitly asked to not aggravate the soldiers who were obviously already high strung from dealing with supernatural shit beyond their understanding...I'm surprised they weren't shot on the spot honestly |
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