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tisu

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    Made in Abyss
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  1. You have saved my life. Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!
  2. Your questions make sense. I believe the writers wanted the viewers to speculate on a lot of things instead of making conclusions for us. There are two Johans, one is the bad guy the other is the normal guy. I believe the "monster" Johan wants to kill the normal Johan (this answers your suicide question). At first I thought the good part of him wants to kill the bad part (coz he says he should be shot in the head). Maybe at this point the good Johan understood that he needs to kill the bad Johan (this also answers your suicide question). Later he grows up and the bad Johan takes over. He creates a complex environment to start a war and to get himself killed by Tenma. I believe Tenma is dragged into this as the ultimate good guy who has to become a bad guy. Through out the series it's obvious that Johan is confident in turning people evil and maybe that's why he wants Tenma to kill him. At the end when they conclude that he wants to kill everyone in that village/town to erase all evidence of his existence I thought that the bad Johan wants to kill the good Johan. Basically "Johan" the individual wont exist anymore. I guess what will remain behind will be pure evil. I think this is what ties in with the whole "experiments" revelation etc. The experiments were they try to create a certain type of person. The emphasis on the need for a "name" is through out the series. The monster wanted a name. But if you reverse that then it means a monster doesn't have a name. Which I think is where we find Johan. A person who needs to become a monster. He needs to lose his individually, his existence, his "name". So in the end he trys to erase that and become a true monster. (this answers your split personality issue). I think to a certain degree Nina knew this. She probably didn't involve the police coz her goal was to find Johan and kill him. I think. There's a lot of speculation in this series.
  3. Bleach went on for too long. Death Note isn't great. The last episodes were complete trash. Naruto season 1 is complete trash.
  4. Yep. Got into anime coz of them. Good friends.
  5. I watched this and thought it was a great execution of directing and production. There is obviously a lot of philosophical discussion in the story and if you're not ready for it then it becomes a very boring watch. But if you do catch it, you realise that there are so many messages in between the lines and so many levels of depth. It's confusing at the begging because naturally you want the story to progress but eventually you realise there is a deliberate delay to allow the viewer to realise the true nature of the series. I believe the writer/s had a great idea and wanted to portray that in way that would not force conclusions of ideologies on the viewer. So for me the very best thing about this anime is not just the writing but the unbelievably great directing and production which allowed the concept which the writer had to come out clearly to the viewer through a medium like video which restrains the opportunity of extended explanation unlike literature. There are very few series and movies in the entertainment section that manage to do this.
  6. Please help me find out the title of this anime. I never watched it. Just saw a video clip. I can send the whole video clip if needed.
  7. tisu

    Manga vs Anime

    I agree completely. Of course it depends on the story as well. Most action manga are better experienced as anime for the action parts.
  8. Subbed. Always. The dubbed always comes out a bit off. I think the voice actors just translate the words and not the story itself. The atmosphere of the whole essence is somehow lost and it doesn't have the same impact.
  9. It has started out great. For now it's light and fun. The main character is somewhat an anti-normal hero but it still has the atmosphere of other shounen anime that promote the ideals of friendship. But the comedy is great and the writers seem to avoid the boredom that come with such anime somehow. It's refreshing.
  10. I saw a clip of an anime and can't identify it. I tried to take a screenshot and search it on google images but nothing came up. Does anyone know the title of this anime? I've attached the original clip and some images. Hope it helps. Video07122018074702.mp4
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