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| With that laser pen,signal NSA now will be more bothersome. Probably. That graffiti trap is very interesting. At this point, I can say that my imagination is limited, because I have no idea how Takashi could become more edgelord . |
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| !The graffitti!!?? I never I would imagine!!! kekeke |
| What a shame Purin, besides being an exhibitionist, is also a car thief lol. |
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| SIGHHHHH... ugh this is the downside of Kenji Kamiyama... the "reckless Americans and their nukes", I'm sorry but- there is NO WAY the US government would entrust its entire military response policy to two androids that CAN'T BE CONTROLLED!!! They can't be controlled, they're even talking about 'studying' their behavior! There is NO way we would rig nuclear weapons to two androids that if both of them died it would automatically trigger a nuclear strike. And one has to ask- if their deaths trigger a nuke- then where will it be fired? From where and to where? What if both the androids die in separate places- which place does the nuke go to? It's so absurd it doesn't even hold up the most basic scrutiny. It's just Kamiyama wanting to make us out into these savages that will use nukes just for the lulz whenever something happens- like some random android getting broke. C'mon man! And everything with how Purin got to the new city felt kind of... It's as if the cast isn't in control of the narrative anymore. It's felt like that several episodes now. They're being propelled by events, rather than initiating actions. Responding to stimuli and talking, using exposition to explain everything rather than having one event lead to another. It still looks brilliant- but the plot has sort of dissolved into a binary struggle to just stop a nuke from being triggered by completely incoherent, infected androids. It's the same reason I didn't like the ending of 2nd Gig... it's too contrived and not intriguing. |
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