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| Huh. I hope I'm not the only one rooting for Nana. AnAnimeLife1021 said: What can I say but : LMAO Are these supposed to be complaints? [*] PreCog doesn't warn ANYONE about a Murderer roaming about because "people don't like hearing about themselves possibly dying" - Er, it's established that fate can't be changed. Why tell someone they're going to die if they can't do anything about it anyway? [*]His power needs an Instant Camera to work. WHAT!?! - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoughtography Also, HERMIT PURPLE! At least he doesn't have to buy a new camera each time he does it. [*]Visions are random and don't show him how he actually dies (PRETTY IMPORTANT DON"T YOU THINK??). Also his photos don't have any distinct markings - Okay? But most, if not all powers have their setbacks and weaknesses. The entire show is premised on the fact that Nana has to find and exploit them. If they don't have weaknesses, there won't even be a show. [*]Nana lays a trap before even knowing about the 5 Photo-set rule (which then ends up helping her lol) - She was going to show him the photo later anyway. The 5-photo-rule doesn't really change anything. [*] No rules are set up about his photos so Nana can make up the lie that "He was blackmailing me with photos of me bathing in the future". Why would he have visions of random people bathing ??!! - Er... because he can't control his predictions? How is this even an issue? [*] Nana says "I sensed an enemy of Humanity" ?? Her power is supposed to be mindreading right? - I can sense that you're nitpicking. And I don't even have mindreading powers! [*] Nana is standing over a dead body but yeah it was an EOH who insta-cursed and disappeared without a trace - Sus indeed, but let's hope that police in the real world don't immediately convict all the people who were at the scene of the crime without some hard evidence. [*] Nana crumbles and hides a photo right in front of 2 people in small room, somehow this made no noise and no one saw her hide it either . - Try crumpling a photo in your own hand. It doesn't make much noise. But it was pretty much done for dramatic purposes anyway. [*]Michiru made files about everyone's talent so they should know about the 5 Photo set rule and be suspicious if the number of pics don't add up - Huh? They never found all the pics anyway, so this doesn't matter one bit. |
Actar said: Huh. I hope I'm not the only one rooting for Nana. AnAnimeLife1021 said: What can I say but : LMAO Are these supposed to be complaints? [*] PreCog doesn't warn ANYONE about a Murderer roaming about because "people don't like hearing about themselves possibly dying" - Er, it's established that fate can't be changed. Why tell someone they're going to die if they can't do anything about it anyway? [*]His power needs an Instant Camera to work. WHAT!?! - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoughtography Also, HERMIT PURPLE! At least he doesn't have to buy a new camera each time he does it. [*]Visions are random and don't show him how he actually dies (PRETTY IMPORTANT DON"T YOU THINK??). Also his photos don't have any distinct markings - Okay? But most, if not all powers have their setbacks and weaknesses. The entire show is premised on the fact that Nana has to find and exploit them. If they don't have weaknesses, there won't even be a show. [*]Nana lays a trap before even knowing about the 5 Photo-set rule (which then ends up helping her lol) - She was going to show him the photo later anyway. The 5-photo-rule doesn't really change anything. [*] No rules are set up about his photos so Nana can make up the lie that "He was blackmailing me with photos of me bathing in the future". Why would he have visions of random people bathing ??!! - Er... because he can't control his predictions? How is this even an issue? [*] Nana says "I sensed an enemy of Humanity" ?? Her power is supposed to be mindreading right? - I can sense that you're nitpicking. And I don't even have mindreading powers! [*] Nana is standing over a dead body but yeah it was an EOH who insta-cursed and disappeared without a trace - Sus indeed, but let's hope that police in the real world don't immediately convict all the people who were at the scene of the crime without some hard evidence. [*] Nana crumbles and hides a photo right in front of 2 people in small room, somehow this made no noise and no one saw her hide it either . - Try crumpling a photo in your own hand. It doesn't make much noise. But it was pretty much done for dramatic purposes anyway. [*]Michiru made files about everyone's talent so they should know about the 5 Photo set rule and be suspicious if the number of pics don't add up - Huh? They never found all the pics anyway, so this doesn't matter one bit. 1) Er, it's established that fate can't be changed. Why tell someone they're going to die if they can't do anything about it anyway? This excuse only works for the first murder. Okay , he couldn't prevent the first one but if he warned everyone about a MURDERER on the Island she would have been caught ASAP. 2) Don't link Wiki articles about fictional superpowers as if they are science lol 3) Yes that's not a logical complaint but rather about the random nature his powers. 4) Nana doesn't know if the PreCog has anyway of distinguishing between normal photos and "vision" photos but she gambles on this because the script has her back. 5) & 6) Whatever, lazy writing is lazy. The powers are set up with a arbitrary amount of details which are always exploitable by Nana. It doesn't feel like Nana is clever for solving a puzzle but rather getting a huge handicap from the writing of the story 7) Well at-least you can admit that the show loves cheaply setting up drama .Kyouya is set up to be super attentive to detail before this so its even dumber that he didn't notice her hiding the pic 8) If a Precog died maybe they should be looking at the latest set of visions to deduce what happened maybe idk. Listen man, I don't care if you like this show or not, I'm just listing what I feel , don't take it personally. |
| this show has a lot of plot holes, but i enjoyed watching all of the episodes currently out rn. am i the only one rooting for nana...? the comments on where i watched seemed to be rooting for the blue guy, lol. everyone is super dumb / boring so its almost gratifying to see her kill them in a way |
Plot hole is a gap or inconsistency in a storyline that goes against the flow of logic established by the story's plot. Such inconsistencies include things as illogical, unlikely or impossible events, and statements or events that contradict earlier events in the storyline. wherermysocks said: this show has a lot of plot holes Such as what exactly? I see this line every time and bothers me a little. |
AnAnimeLife1021 said: Listen man, I don't care if you like this show or not, I'm just listing what I feel , don't take it personally. Haha, you can feel whatever you want to feel. I'm just telling you that your feelings are based on imperfect knowledge or interpretations and am taking the opportunity to enlighten you. For instance, Thoughography is an actual thing. It's pseudo-science, sure, but I'm telling you that that's what the superpower is based on. That's why he needs a camera to activate his powers. So is Hermit Purple from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. It's like saying Alakazam (the Pokemon) is stupid because he's holding spoons. Okay, but I'm here to tell you that spoons have a deep connection to psychic abilities and that's what they are a reference to. Another example being the fact that they clearly established that the guy wanted to use the murder pictures to blackmail Nana into putting out. Lol, he didn't give a crap about anyone else due to his fatalistic world view. It's not "bad writing", they did a great job in setting everything up. Just because characters act in an illogical way, does not mean they're badly written. A-Joy said: Plot hole is a gap or inconsistency in a storyline that goes against the flow of logic established by the story's plot. Such inconsistencies include things as illogical, unlikely or impossible events, and statements or events that contradict earlier events in the storyline. wherermysocks said: this show has a lot of plot holes Such as what exactly? I see this line every time and bothers me a little. What people consider plot holes nowadays are when characters act in a way that they, the third-person omniscient viewer with perfect information, would not. |
ActarNov 6, 2020 10:30 AM
Actar said: AnAnimeLife1021 said: Listen man, I don't care if you like this show or not, I'm just listing what I feel , don't take it personally. Haha, you can feel whatever you want to feel. I'm just telling you that your feelings are based on imperfect knowledge or interpretations and am taking the opportunity to enlighten you. For instance, Thoughography is an actual thing. It's pseudo-science, sure, but I'm telling you that that's what the superpower is based on. That's why he needs a camera to activate his powers. So is Hermit Purple from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. It's like saying Alakazam (the Pokemon) is stupid because he's holding spoons. Okay, but I'm here to tell you that spoons have a deep connection to psychic abilities and that's what they are a reference to. Another example being the fact that they clearly established that the guy wanted to use the murder pictures to blackmail Nana into putting out. Lol, he didn't give a crap about anyone else due to his fatalistic world view. It's not "bad writing", they did a great job in setting everything up. Just because characters act in an illogical way, does not mean they're badly written. I do not accept the internal logic of any show at face value. For e.g : Your point about " they clearly established that the guy wanted to use the murder pictures to blackmail Nana into putting out". There is no set-up for this any previous episode. Everyone treats the Pre-Cog as just a regular guy in this episode too. If he was a creep and a predator he would have history of committing some level of creepy actions in the past or hell. If you are aware , people with a history of sexual offense aren't the "one and done" types. This is bad character writing The cliffhanger of episode 4 is set-up off-screen and by actions out of control of the main character . The cliffhanger is resolved by something that was also set-up off-screen (PreCog being a predator) and by actions out of control of the main character. This is cheap writing. |
| Setting up a character who is okay with a serial killer killing off his classmates and then later attempts rape all because "he is bored since destiny can't be escaped" is bad writing IMO. They could have done something around "Too much knowledge drove him insane" but all he gets is 5 semi-random photos per 24 hours (Or is it per sleep cycle? Show doesn't say because its too lazy). Notice how all the photos are of people in his immediate surroundings so clearly there are limits but what are these limits? They can't be set up because the writing isn't strong enough to create a puzzle for Nana to solve. The only things they can set up are the things that Nana needs to win. |
AnAnimeLife1021 said: There is no set-up for this any previous episode. Er... yeah? The format of this show is obviously kill-of-the-week a la Tokusatsu or Magical Girl. Each character will have a chance to shine in their own sets of episodes with the overarching plot being the battle between the main 2 characters. AnAnimeLife1021 said: Everyone treats the Pre-Cog as just a regular guy in this episode too. If he was a creep and a predator he would have history of committing some level of creepy actions in the past or hell. If you are aware , people with a history of sexual offense aren't the "one and done" types. Oh, dear. This is NOT how it works, even in the real world. Sometimes, people don't take action unless they are 100% sure they can get away with it and Nana exploited that oversight. As Nana mentions in the episode, as a precog, the guy got overconfident in his own powers. AnAnimeLife1021 said: Setting up a character who is okay with a serial killer killing off his classmates and then later attempts rape all because "he is bored since destiny can't be escaped" is bad writing IMO. No, it isn't. You just aren't able to understand or empathize with his character. From an early age, his entire world view has been dominated by the simple fact that destiny can't be changed. And this extends outside of his photos, by the way. This means that no matter what he or anyone does, things will happen as they are meant to happen. This is both empowering AND disempowering. - He can't give a shit about doing any good in the world. Why bother if they're going to die anyway? - Why not screw around with Nana when he is 100% sure that he would end up killing her? As long as he's assured of his safety, he can do anything he so desires. This perfectly explains why he acts the way he does and how he became a hedonistic narcissist. AnAnimeLife1021 said: Notice how all the photos are of people in his immediate surroundings so clearly there are limits but what are these limits. Huh? The limits are obvious? - He's limited to 5 photos every night. - He can't control what those pictures are of. - Everything that the pictures depict will happen. - The photos are taken using a polaroid camera. Together with these clues and what she gathered from reading into his character, Nana exploited his deep-seated preconceptions and biases in order to kill him. Not sure what more you could hope for. |
ActarNov 6, 2020 11:38 AM
A-Joy said: Plot hole is a gap or inconsistency in a storyline that goes against the flow of logic established by the story's plot. Such inconsistencies include things as illogical, unlikely or impossible events, and statements or events that contradict earlier events in the storyline. wherermysocks said: this show has a lot of plot holes Such as what exactly? I see this line every time and bothers me a little. just as an example off of the top of my head, why doesn't kyouya just straight up call nana out? i mean, he has plenty of evidence against her. i'd say that the fact that she couldn't read his mind and tell him what is talent is was pretty damning in and of itself. what's she even gonna do about it if he does? he's invincible. and if everyone knows nana doesn't really have a talent then that's an instant game over for her. |
Actar said: AnAnimeLife1021 said: There is no set-up for this any previous episode. Er... yeah? The format of this show is obviously kill-of-the-week a la Tokusatsu or Magical Girl. Each character will have a chance to shine in their own sets of episodes with the overarching plot being the battle between the main 2 characters. AnAnimeLife1021 said: Everyone treats the Pre-Cog as just a regular guy in this episode too. If he was a creep and a predator he would have history of committing some level of creepy actions in the past or hell. If you are aware , people with a history of sexual offense aren't the "one and done" types. Oh, dear. This is NOT how it works, even in the real world. Sometimes, people don't take action unless they are 100% sure they can get away with it and Nana exploited that oversight. As Nana mentions in the episode, as a precog, the guy got overconfident in his own powers. AnAnimeLife1021 said: Setting up a character who is okay with a serial killer killing off his classmates and then later attempts rape all because "he is bored since destiny can't be escaped" is bad writing IMO. No, it isn't. You just aren't able to understand or empathize with his character. From an early age, his entire world view has been dominated by the simple fact that destiny can't be changed. And this extends outside of his photos, by the way. This means that no matter what he or anyone does, things will happen as they are meant to happen. This is both empowering AND disempowering. - He can't give a shit about doing any good in the world. Why bother if they're going to die anyway? - Why not screw around with Nana when he is 100% sure that he would end up killing her? As long as he's assured of his safety, he can do anything he so desires. This perfectly explains why he acts the way he does and how he became a hedonistic narcissist. AnAnimeLife1021 said: Notice how all the photos are of people in his immediate surroundings so clearly there are limits but what are these limits. Huh? The limits are obvious? - He's limited to 5 photos every night. - He can't control what those pictures are of. - Everything that the pictures depict will happen. - The photos are taken using a polaroid camera. Together with these clues and what she gathered from reading into his character, Nana exploited his deep-seated preconceptions and biases in order to kill him. Not sure what more you could hope for. >From an early age, his entire world view has been dominated by the simple fact that destiny can't be changed. LITERALLY FALSE. He tries to change the result of his super important exam that decides careers or whatever. An exam that obviously doesn't happen at "Early age" clearly. This is a man who gives up on morality and is okay with murder and rape because he got fever on the day of an exam. I'm not wasting anymore time with your weak arguments that even contradict what's happening in the show. Enjoy your trash Anime. |
AnAnimeEnjoyerNov 6, 2020 12:07 PM
AnAnimeLife1021 said: >From an early age, his entire world view has been dominated by the simple fact that destiny can't be changed. LITERALLY FALSE. He tries to change the result of his super important exam that decides careers or whatever. An exam that obviously doesn't happen at "Early age" clearly. This is a man who gives up on morality and is okay with murder and rape because he got fever on the day of an exam. I'm not wasting anymore time with your weak arguments that even contradict what's happening in the show. Enjoy your trash Anime. Haha, the classic online debating strategies when you've lost the argument and don't know how to say "Huh, never thought of it that way before.": 1. Picking out the most insignificant of issues with the argument and thinking you've unraveled the entire thing. 2. Constructing a strawman by misrepresenting the argument in order to ridicule and invalidate it. 3. Calling the argument weak even though you've not provided any substantiation or counterpoints. 4. Attempting to save face by determining the argument a waste of time instead of conceding. 5. Labeling the anime as trash because you yourself can't seek any enjoyment from it and want to shit on other people's tastes. I think I got them all? (^o^') Anyways, looks like you're too young to understand what it's like to have an existential crisis. Just wait till you're between the ages of say 25 to 30 and come back and watch the show again. |
Actar said: AnAnimeLife1021 said: >From an early age, his entire world view has been dominated by the simple fact that destiny can't be changed. LITERALLY FALSE. He tries to change the result of his super important exam that decides careers or whatever. An exam that obviously doesn't happen at "Early age" clearly. This is a man who gives up on morality and is okay with murder and rape because he got fever on the day of an exam. I'm not wasting anymore time with your weak arguments that even contradict what's happening in the show. Enjoy your trash Anime. Haha, the classic online debating strategies when you've lost the argument and don't know how to say "Huh, never thought of it that way before.": 1. Picking out the most insignificant of issues with the argument and thinking you've unraveled the entire thing. 2. Constructing a strawman by misrepresenting the argument in order to ridicule and invalidate it. 3. Calling the argument weak even though you've not provided any substantiation or counterpoints. 4. Attempting to save face by determining the argument a waste of time instead of conceding. 5. Labeling the anime as trash because you yourself can't seek any enjoyment from it and want to shit on other people's tastes. I think I got them all? (^o^') Anyways, looks like you're too young to understand what it's like to have an existential crisis. Just wait till you're between the ages of say 25 to 30 and come back and watch the show again. You are as smart as the people who wrote this show. |
AnAnimeEnjoyerNov 6, 2020 1:08 PM
AnAnimeLife1021 said: You are as smart as the people who wrote this show. Wow, that's a legit nice thing to say! I didn't expect that after all the hostility you've shown me. Hopefully I'll be able to get my own anime series one day too. (^o^) |
Nefelupitou said: I know who's been killing everybody, even I'll be killed by her, what should I do? A - Tell everybody about her B - Try to have sex with her Hmm, quite difficult Obviously option B. That cute pink cotton candy hair and tiny body are to die for |
GhostCow said: Nefelupitou said: I know who's been killing everybody, even I'll be killed by her, what should I do? A - Tell everybody about her B - Try to have sex with her Hmm, quite difficult Obviously option B. That cute pink cotton candy hair and tiny body are to die for Gotta agree with you, my friend. I'm willing to die for 2 minutes with Nana |
| If you're a fanboy, please don't waste my time. Watch more movies, please. Perhaps, this is hell. |
| this show = extreme mind games! CLAP CLAP CLAP!!! 5/5. i wonder if this is the end game for Michiru...for me i think that's not the case since after the end credits finished rolling it shows: "Necromancer" meaning can she raise the dead? or if she's killed she can revive? damn! the 1 week wait is killing me!!! |
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| Tsunekichi isn't fully stupid but he just can't beat Nana mind. He managed to stop Nana from strangle him but too bad, he didn't think too hard that Nana death picture is a fake one. Is Kyouya the only intelligence student there? Wonder if another intelligence characters might appear soon. Wonder what will happen to Michiru... She look like an important character... Doubt she will die earlier... |
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| Horny Tsunekichi was killed by Nana. It's pretty obvious that Nana took that photo, Tsunekichi is just a moron who wanna bang Nana. He could've told others about his premonitions. lol Kyouya's deductions are on point. Michuru saw that photo! Nana's smile is so creepy. I hope Kyouya thought that Nana will go to Michiru and save Michuru from Nana.  |
Ao_SkyNov 8, 2020 6:29 AM
| Sweet baby Muhammod I need to drink less on a Sunday. I started watching eps 6 with a stinging feeling I had missed something. Fear not, sweet baby Jesus has guided me on the right path. Epic episode. How Nana played the precog was brilliant, but lets not rule out the white haired guy. im not sure how many suicides or rope killings he has witnessed but he was straight in there with observation. Btw. If your catholic, don't be killing yourself. I learned everything I know from Constantine! |
 To have you, Id give a billion lives A-Chan best girl |
| I've only seen up to episode 5 so far, but the last two episodes (4-5) are so damn good~!<3 X3 I love how deep they go in the analysis of the situation and how each character is reacting to each situation, things are starting to get real now, or rather that's the feeling I'm getting rn.>:P> |
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Literally they don't suspect Nan,Other than that I thought the guy in the photo was really dumb, but I found the episode incredible. |
| I've made it this far into the show, and I don't know exactly how something this poorly written garners a "Best anime of the season" title like everyone keeps touting it is. For one thing, Nana's whole inner monologue thing she does every ten seconds is just really goofy, and it feels like the show is parodying *actually* well-written murder mystery shows instead of being one. Secondly, she murder's people in the most obvious ways? Especially this episode, I find the way she bullshitted her way out of this situation to just be infuriating and not actually entertaining. We have one character who's always on her tail, but who just never seems to want to confront her about his thoughts on her being the murderer (or even bring them up to other people for one thing). A Main character whose just not very likable and who I don't actually have any real reason to root for, outside of the fact that she *is* the main character. Maybe if Nana had some tragic backstory about an enemy of humanity murdering her entire family, and the narrative told us that the EOH who did that is actually among one of these seemingly normal high school kids, then I'd feel a little better about her ruthlessly murdering all of them. But all the story ever gives us is some innocuous number we won't understand for possibly episodes, the vague prospect of these EOH's being "evil" or a "danger", and some shadowy government agency who holding Nana's hand in the shadows. I'm really trying to enjoy this show, but it's really hard to when: 1. The MC is just unlikable and I have no real reason to like them, or even see them succeed. 2. The "Murders" are so obvious and easy to figure out from an outsider's perspective, that I wonder how anyone in the class thinks this is a real "mystery". 3. The characters being murdered are all seemingly nice, and well-developed people and individuals who aren't all that bad (aside from the douche from today's episode), so when they *do* die for being an "Enemy of Humanity" I just feel bad for *them* (the enemy) and not good for the MC (The supposed Hero). It makes me wonder if maybe the show is trying to tell us that's the point, that Nana is just a villain in a protagonist's role. But even then, as a villain she kind of sucks ass because she's not really interesting outside of her whole "Nice girl on the outside, Evil assassin on the inside" shtick. And since she does the switch from Nice to Evil so goddamned often, the gimmick loses it's novelty really fast. This becomes an issue when other characters find out she's got an "evil" side and are all shocked to discover this. We, the audience, don't feel shit other than a "yeah, now you know". I'm really only going to continue to watch just to see if maybe Nana fails, or if she grows some goddamned compassion for the people she's murdering, or to see if the show will give us literally *anything* else to let us feel even a *bit* of empathy towards Nana. If it continues on to just be a "Nana obviously murder's somebody, and nobody knows it's her somehow" thing for the rest of the show (I'd say up until episode 10 that's as far as I'm willing to take it with a show I'm not particularly enjoying lol) then I'm just gonna bounce and not rec this to people looking for a good "murder mystery, plot twist" type of show. |
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| Also, this plan of theirs is still really fucking dumb if you think about it. They send ONE teenager to each island to do their dirty work and expect it to work? Wouldn't it be way easier to just send a bunch of military dudes there to murder them all that way instead? Their best bet is some pink-haired teenage girl? |
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| Tsunekichi is a fucking horn dog. He has the power to predict the future and all he can think about is fucking the girl who is going to kill him. He even told his classmates that Nana-chan was his girlfriend and couldn't keep it a secret lol. Anyway, Michiru is one of my faves. I still have theory that |
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| It's so obvious now for Kyouya, rip Tsunekichi trying to raped Nana died that too bad. Infact what Nana did is a pretty good one, and now Michiru is next. |
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| I'm not really getting as much into this as I thought after the first episode. Other than Onodera, the enemies of humanity are sooo stupid and this just makes the stakes be really low. And Nana is quite boring and contrived as an antagonist. If they really wanted a twist, they should make her loose at the end, but since we know she's the MC, it wont happen. |
| "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 |
| That perfectly ED transition! |
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| Holy shit Michiru's gonna die now. FUCK!!!! Kyoya rush back there fast!!!! Damn!! Also Tsunekichi fucked up pretty bad. He was just a Horny ass dog. If he would have collaborated with the class they would have been able to catch Nana but nooo....This bastard did his thinking with his dick!! RIP Michiru. |
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| Here is my interpretation of how the photos work: It seems clear that the predictions made by the photos take into consideration how the characters react to those photos. Tsunekichi was refusing to head to the murder scene before he found the fake photo, and the fake photo was created because of the existence of the initial photos. Nothing that happens to fulfill the photos ever seems to violate normal laws of physics. The conditions just happen to be right for the outcomes. So the events had to progress roughly the way they did because otherwise the pictures would not have come true, and they had to come true. The events played out as they did because the characters are who they are. It is not as though we should assume that people have metaphysical free wills. Their actions are predictable, at least by some superpowers that can make normally impossible calculations. If Tsunekichi was the kind of person who would reveal the information to the class or would figure out that the fake photo was fake, he likely would not have got the photos in the first place because then the existence of the photos likely would have prevented those events and he only gets photos that come true. Tl;dr: It is causality, really. |
TheDeedsOfMenDec 7, 2020 10:26 AM
| So the future cannot be changed. Nana tricked Tsunekichi but the twist would have been more interesting if he had prevented Nana from using his camera. |
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| AHHHHH!!!!! XD That last face of Nana was quite intimidating lol. I love how many times Ive had the same reaction as Nana where I just pause like ".......................what?!" when a plot twist occurs. Also Im listening to this ED song for the first time while writing this before I move onto the next episode and its pretty good. |
| Yuritopia FTW!!!!!!!!! BANZAI TO YURI !!!!!!!!!!!! |
| it's ridiculous how much this is being dragged out. at this point kyouya should 100% know that it's nana yet he's still sitting here in sherlock mode. i'm hating this anime with every fiber of my being. |
| OOOOHHHH PLEAAAAAAASEEEEEEEE isnt hella sus Nana lying and going to Tsunekichi's room after he 'supposedly' tried to rape her?????? cmon Kyouyaaaaaaaaaaa you are smarter then thisssssssss |
No matter who much you regret or wish, if you couldn't do something in life, you can't do it after death, either. - Hanako |
| I can understand his nihilistic view of not being able to change the future, but Hatadaira could've at least been smart enough to warn others. Well at least his pictures managed to reach someone although I don't have much hope in Michiru surviving this. |
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| to be fair, the kids here are very stupid, why not call a teacher, why not talk with everyone? it was so weird how the white hair girl acted after it was confirmed that blondie was dead, usually you would cry and scream and all that shit, but here everyone acts like they're some police crime investigators. It's a decent mystery anime but I would love if people would act more carefully |
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| Aw I thought Tsunekichi was cool but he's just pretty creepy. Other than that, Kyouya really should be 100% sure that Nana is the killer, and I don't get why they're dragging it out. And why are these kids just not at all communicating about the situation or seem concerned? Like, 2 of their classmates have been missing for days now and both times on the day they died they got close with Nana. Really it should be obvious by now to all the characters. |
| Tsunekichi believed in the future photos way too much. Not that any of them were wrong at any point. It's amazing that she was somehow able to talk her way out of that situation. RIP Michiru at the end. |
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| So Tsunekichi don't have future, does that mean the message Nana saw was a fake "precognition" sent by someone? Since Nana finally accept that Tsunekichi power is absolute, but she somehow has the message of Tsunekichi's future killing count. Nana is known to have great sense and logic, why she doesn't noticed something is wrong with the kill count message? Or was she just brainwashed? Which I highly doubt so as I accidentally read some future plot. This is a stupid plot hole or some sort IMO. |
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