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One thing about this show that bothers me is that it seems to be missing so much exposition. Is that included in the manga or am I thinking too hard? Also, how the hell do they keep rebuilding after weekly disasters?
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The King of Despair was the devil yes? I think that was hinted at indirectly several times.
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Oct 14, 2017 19:32
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I really, really liked episode 2. The entire setting makes so much more sense after watching that. It wasn't that society slowly adapted to weird incursions by all these creatures after the Great Collapse, but that the two realities were instantly melded in the area of New York once the barrier went up. This makes it much more believable as a setting than everyone in New York just shrugging off all the weird creatures, establishing a new order, and going on with their lives.
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Oct 15, 2017 13:53
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Neddy Seagoon posted:That was drat fantastic and everything I hoped it'd be She doesn't resemble any werewolf I've ever seen. I wonder if they'll explain where the wolf comes into play.
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Oct 22, 2017 02:13
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Oh no, that's just to secure them. Steven's buddies are going to have a long talk about who put them up to trying to grab Steven. Maybe it mirrors Leo's changing perceptions of the city over time? When he first joined Libra, he had a more surface view of the city. I'm sure that changed over time as he got in deeper and deeper into the seedy underworld.
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Oct 22, 2017 14:30
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Rangpur posted:Alternately the subtitles have been spelling it wrong the entire time, and she is actually a Where-Wolf. There's always the possibility that she used to be a normal wolf until she was bitten by a wereperson.
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Oct 30, 2017 01:49
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Everything Burrito posted:Even though it's wacky danger and action the show to me works like a slice of life. Each episode is just whatever hosed up bullshit Libra has to deal with today, and tomorrow it'll be something different. Something like that really doesn't need an overarching big plot, but I think there's enough worldbuilding present to provide some big stories with the Blood Breed threat & the various other cosmic and otherworldly beings that periodically decide to gently caress some poo poo up on a whim. I think my favorite plotlines are the ones that are more grounded and seedy though, like when they have to deal with organized crime or something connected to politics. I would really like an episode through the eyes of someone just going through a mundane daily routine. Like a mailman for example.
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Nov 6, 2017 02:27
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Tsk. It seems like one of those aspects that are pretty self-explanatory. We saw a different example of a really giant creature wandering around earlier this season, so this just provided context for that event.
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