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Well. Avoiding Good Haro's post till I watch the first episode; here's something from the director.MAL - Director Motohiro Katsuyuki Omits Moe From Psycho-Pass Anime posted:Weekly Playboy News released an interview with director Motohiro Katsuyuki and writer Urobuchi Gen about new anime Psycho-Pass. Monohiro said he didn't allow the production staff to use the word "moe" in the discussion meeting. "This anime goes against the current trend of anime industry. So it'll either be a complete failure or a great success." Urobuchi said Motohiro protects him from noitamina producer's demands to add appealing elements for female audience. Going to live or die on its own strength I guess.
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I'm pretty sure that's just how Akira Amano draws young women. It's not like giant eyes and tiny noses were invented in the last ten years.
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Oct 11, 2012 17:12
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Sarcophallus posted:This was literally addressed in the series when she was told to forget everything she learned in school because the real world isn't anything like what she was taught.
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I have very loose standards if a show doesn't make me angry I probably will be okay with it. The dumb ham-fisted exposition and the whole rookie out of her depth thing being taken to an insane level was bad but not a show killer for me. Most of the first episode is a show I'd probably watch when I remembered it. That is until what happened in the end. Akane freaking out over tasing the woman was loving stupid. She knows it's not lethal. The entire contrived bit with the gas and the lighter making her crazy spike would have been avoided if Akane hadn't interfered. It was just such forced bullshit to cram in more exposition on the city into the episode. Just an incredibly inept scene that should have been done better. I'll probably check out the next episode but I'm not going to be in a hurry to do so. Guyver fucked around with this message at 15:21 on Oct 12, 2012 |
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Oct 12, 2012 14:10
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Command Ant posted:She was told by Masaoka (old dude) to forget everything she'd learned up to that point because it wasn't going to do anything to prepare her for actually working in the field. Just about everything Akane did after that was to drive that point home as dramatically as possible. When Akane got scared and pointed the gun at the bum. That was what that line is for. Not having every single thing explained to her. You want to see something that does this right? Go watch Serpico or any of the million cop movies with a rookie in them. Guyver fucked around with this message at 16:50 on Oct 12, 2012 |
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Oct 12, 2012 16:48
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The show isn't saying you're more likely to be a criminal after being raped it's the plot hook. The system doesn't account for elevated stress or excited emotions when ranking people. As showed when the woman was talked down by Akane or when her level jumped when the rapist showed her her levels. This is a giant obvious flaw in the system that everyone but Akane doesn't seem to give a poo poo about. This being a dystopian future there is probably a giant conspiracy about it that would unravel society if uncovered and Akane and the male lead are probably going to get wind of and investigate.
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Oct 17, 2012 20:50
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I wouldn't put locking a kid up for the rest of his life past a society like the one in Psycho-Pass that does anything for a safe environment. It's rare but kids commit horrible crimes like anyone else, it's just a matter of if they understand what they're doing when they do it. Murder Charge Considered for Girl Who Drowned Crying Toddler - ABC News posted:Kansas City police are trying to determine whether to charge a 5-year-old girl with murder after she admitted that she dragged a crying toddler into a bathtub and held him under water until he stopped crying.
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