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Jun 22, 2022 6:51 AM
#1
| I don't know man she is just too annoying, I even hate her voice. |
Jun 22, 2022 7:07 AM
#2
| Same here bro. I sh hate her character from the start. On a side note, her seiyuu performed pretty well imo, almost fully portraited such annoying existence xD |
Jun 22, 2022 7:09 AM
#3
satare said: I don't know man she is just too annoying, I even hate her voice. well tbh I don't even paid much concerned to her.....only during that time when real truth was revealed i found that there is someone called kokorogo also😅😅(kidding).....i was majorly focused on what yuichi will do, how will he know who the impostor is,etc... Now, from my point of view I didn't find her annoying, i would appreciate if both yuichi and she become couples in future episodes........that's all.. |
 Wake up to reality! Nothing ever goes as planned in this accursed world.The longer you live, the more you realize that the only things that truly exist in this reality are merely pain, suffering and futility.Everywhere you look in this world,wherever there is light, there will always be shadows to be found as well.As long as there is a concept of victors, the vanquished will also exist.The selfish intent of wanting to preserve peace, initiates war and hatred is born in order to protect love.  |
Jun 22, 2022 7:15 AM
#4
| she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). |
Jun 22, 2022 7:18 AM
#5
| kokorogi is so burden |
Jun 22, 2022 7:24 AM
#6
| She's Annoying man, i thought she was just acting innocent, she has a innerself like yuichi or something like that , but .....🤕 |
Jun 22, 2022 7:57 AM
#8
| Not to me. She's just a normal crybaby who's gonna get appreciated later, every anime is like that. |
Jun 22, 2022 8:04 AM
#10
| I don't hate her at all cause there's no reason too |
| @animeispeace |
Jun 22, 2022 8:12 AM
#11
| Yeah, I kinda hate her. She annoying as fuck, and I hated her even more now since I am up to date with the manga. |
Jun 22, 2022 8:21 AM
#12
| she is useless bi*ch |
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Jun 22, 2022 8:22 AM
#13
| for now She is annoying, but in the future will be very good her character:),if i Remember correctly we see her past in game 4 or 5 of the Tomodachi game |
Jun 22, 2022 8:24 AM
#14
degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? |
Jun 22, 2022 8:27 AM
#15
dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. |
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Jun 22, 2022 8:44 AM
#16
| She's just another stereotypical teenager who exists to make Yuuichi look like a genius from the heavens. |
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Jun 22, 2022 8:54 AM
#17
| I don't hate her, she's just a crybaby. |
Jun 22, 2022 9:10 AM
#18
degenero said: dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. well.... it ain't a plothole. You will come to know about it in the later parts. i can't say much cuz it would be a spoiler but all I can say being a manga reader is that it's not a plothole. There's a reason for everything. Hope it's helpfull. Have a nice day!!😁😁 |
Jun 22, 2022 9:11 AM
#19
Animesh5877 said: degenero said: dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. well.... it ain't a plothole. You will come to know about it in the later parts. i can't say much cuz it would be a spoiler but all I can say being a manga reader is that it's not a plothole. There's a reason for everything. Hope it's helpfull. Have a nice day!!😁😁 if they have an explanation then i have no complaints |
Jun 22, 2022 9:13 AM
#20
degenero said: Yup there is. And hope the anime does add it if they adapt the manga any further in the future.Animesh5877 said: degenero said: dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. well.... it ain't a plothole. You will come to know about it in the later parts. i can't say much cuz it would be a spoiler but all I can say being a manga reader is that it's not a plothole. There's a reason for everything. Hope it's helpfull. Have a nice day!!😁😁 if they have an explanation then i have no complaints |
Jun 22, 2022 9:36 AM
#24
| Heavily dislike her as well and am on the fence about her since they were first introduced. Thus far, on the surface, she is just very annoying and useless and rather tiring to be around in (from our perspective point of view). What I've found very odd up until this point is that we are led to pretty much doubt everyone and their actions... except for her, with her only real "big" reveals being that she obviously adores MC and is only really interacting with anyone because of him (found early on when she declares she only really considers herself close / friends with Yuuichi) and that she -nearly- prostituted herself due to bullying, but never actually did so doesn't even truly count. What reaaally got to me was that in the previous episode 11, she was for the very first time seemingly discarded by Yuuichi... So then ALL OF A SUDDEN this whole kidnap thing happens to her, out of the blue with people that had no way if knowing of the game, where she is once again the victim, most probably to garner sympathy. Thus far it worked in all games and MC always came to her rescue and showed to be understanding of her circumstances. So what would be different this time? She plays the victim, with no real repercussions to her side ( she never once volunteered and after taking the punishing for her over and over, it was obviously the last time he would not throw her under the bus again) while managing to "reconnect" to him under a hardship / stressful situation. Furthermore, in that episode where Siho "saves" Kokorogi she is seen with some shady dudes that look nothing like her school bullies, and in fact look much older... who could easily be part of this gang? So there is a chance she can somehow be tied to them and told them about the Tomodachi game on purpose and either indirectly or directly had a big part on creating this whole mess for the last episode of the season... So at this point, I'm going with two options: she really just this super unlucky, innocent and naive lil thing set up to be the romantic lead later on and this is all just groundswork for it to happen and make the viewer maybe root for her growth and the romantic development later on... or she is shady and the twist is coming later on. Either she is part of the administration or she is way shadier than we were led to believe and maybe is a stronger force for this whole thing instead of Siho. I'd normally go with the later but given some of the authors others works, it can be either alas. Firstone will leave me super disappointed however cuz she really is annoying, aha. |
Jun 22, 2022 9:46 AM
#25
| Well, if you read the Manga you definitely will hate her more |
Jun 22, 2022 10:12 AM
#26
| I despise her a lot. |
Jun 22, 2022 10:13 AM
#27
| I can see why people hate her I guess. She's pretty "weak" compared to how other main characters are presented in this series. |
Jun 22, 2022 11:28 AM
#29
| lol you should read the manga then, your opinion will change |
Jun 22, 2022 11:50 AM
#30
| Nah, she's cute I don't have any reason to hate her |
Jun 22, 2022 11:53 AM
#31
| It's true she didn't do anything but she's a show off and a torment to the group especially when Yuichi literally sacrificed himself to save her. A selfish+ corny being. |
Jun 22, 2022 12:47 PM
#32
degenero said: There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. Really m8? I'm astounding. Tbf, I find your arguments on your so called plotholes in the finale pretty unreasonable and questionable. So I highly doubt other plotholes you found by yourself throughout the series. degenero said: because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? Clearly, this shady gang must have an info source, mustn't they? Did you sh miss the apprehension scene? It's clearly against real Tomodachi Game System's policies so the real one came to seize and detain them at the end, no? degenero said: also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? Bluntly speaking, ppl without dead brains can tell there is someone leaked that kind of info to Kuroki's gang. Smarter ppl? They smell st fishy just by the natures of the fake game. All the efforts to kidnap Kokorogi as a bait, directly lure Yuuichi in and capture him, force them to play a game where scenarios are always lose-lose and let them simply go home after the game ends with all those physical and mental tortures. It's suspicious af, ngl. St is clearly going on here. degenero said: lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? This is your own assumption and it has nothing to do with what was shown in the anime. You doubted few things above, so can Yuuichi and Tenji, they clearly could doubt the special Tomodachi Game. It was too obvious to see the difference. Real one: Faking one of your friend to directly mail you a letter. Tazed and kidnapped you all at the rendezvous. Fake one: Kidnap one beforehand (Kokorogi). Directly call and assign you (Yuuichi) to come to the appointment by yourself? Furthermore, C group is technically still in the game and Tenji knows how to contact the real one since he applied 5 of them to the game, obviously the right choice when he doubted the genuinity of the fake game was to inform and ask the real TG, no? degenero said: another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? It's a crystal clear contradiction so: -There must be st we don't know abt Yuuichi, yet. BUT IF SO, why unrevealed things can be called PLOTHOLES? -On the other hand, assuming that was a bluff, so it is what it is, it also CAN'T be called a PLOTHOLE, can it? |
Jun 22, 2022 12:54 PM
#33
DarkflamingPiS said: degenero said: There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. Really m8? I'm astounding. Tbf, I find your arguments on your so called plotholes in the finale pretty unreasonable and questionable. So I highly doubt other plotholes you found by yourself throughout the series. degenero said: because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? Clearly, this shady gang must have an info source, mustn't they? Did you sh miss the apprehension scene? It's clearly against real Tomodachi Game System's policies so the real one came to seize and detain them at the end, no? degenero said: also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? Bluntly speaking, ppl without dead brains can tell there is someone leaked that kind of info to Kuroki's gang. Smarter ppl? They smell st fishy just by the natures of the fake game. All the efforts to kidnap Kokorogi as a bait, directly lure Yuuichi in and capture him, force them to play a game where scenarios are always lose-lose and let them simply go home after the game ends with all those physical and mental tortures. It's suspicious af, ngl. St is clearly going on here. degenero said: lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? This is your own assumption and it has nothing to do with what was shown in the anime. You doubted few things above, so can Yuuichi and Tenji, they clearly could doubt the special Tomodachi Game. It was too obvious to see the difference. Real one: Faking one of your friend to directly mail you a letter. Tazed and kidnapped you all at the rendezvous. Fake one: Kidnap one beforehand (Kokorogi). Directly call and assign you (Yuuichi) to come to the appointment by yourself? Furthermore, C group is technically still in the game and Tenji knows how to contact the real one since he applied 5 of them to the game, obviously the right choice when he doubted the genuinity of the fake game was to inform and ask the real TG, no? degenero said: another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? It's a crystal clear contradiction so: -There must be st we don't know abt Yuuichi, yet. BUT IF SO, why unrevealed things can be called PLOTHOLES? -On the other hand, assuming that was a bluff, so it is what it is, it also CAN'T be called a PLOTHOLE, can it? so im just supposed to assume they have an info source when that was never explained? youre over here running your counterarguments on assumptions. then telling me im assuming. how ironic. this argument will lead no where because youre already assuming to make the story work. a good mystery shouldn’t rely on its audience to make blind assumptions with no basis. then everybody will have a different account of what happened because they need to make something up in their head to keep the story going. im asking all the right questions. they change yuichis character on a whim to try and make their asspulls believable. the guy went from a hard working kid, to a murderer, to somehow a secret millionaire. a secret millionaire who needed to deliver newspapers on overtime to fund his school trip. wow, so believable. or does the show just backtrack a lot? you also must not know what “lets say” means. lets say is not me stating that what followed is factual. lets say means “now i need to try and make up something to see if this would lead to a logical explanation”. i shouldnt have to do that if the show is solid throughout. did you also miss the part where i asked questions about what happened to reach a conclusion? or was that part not obvious to you too? how about you answer the questions i provided with facts instead of assumptions next time. everything you tried to counter argue with was some personal fan fic you made up so you can ignore the obvious shortcomings this show provides. for a psychological mystery they sure seem to lack hard proof through clues that you can look back on to say “oh wow now it makes sense”. instead they wanna just shock you with some highly unlikely fact about the main character to advance the story. don’t be a sheep and try harder next time, “m8” |
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Jun 22, 2022 2:18 PM
#35
degenero said: so im just supposed to assume they have an info source when that was never explained? youre over here running your counterarguments on assumptions. then telling me im assuming. how ironic. this argument will lead no where because youre already assuming to make the story work. im asking all the right questions. they change yuichis character on a whim to try and make their asspulls believable. the guy went from a hard working kid, to a murderer, to somehow a secret millionaire. a secret millionaire who needed to deliver newspapers on overtime to fund his school trip. wow, so believable. or does the show just backtrack a lot? you also must not know what “lets say” means. im assuming something to try and make it make sense. i shouldnt have to do that if the show is solid throughout. did you also miss the part where i asked questions about what happened to reach a conclusion? how about you answer the questions i provided with facts instead of assumptions next time. everything you tried to counter argue with was some personal fan fic you made up so you can ignore the obvious shortcomings this show provides. for a psychological mystery they sure seem to lack hard proof through clues that you can look back on to say “oh wow now it makes sense”. instead they wanna just shock you with some highly unlikely fact about the main character to advance the story. don’t be a sheep and try harder next time, “m8” M8, ... First of all: They did cut off a lot in the adaptation, fact. But info are sufficient, watching carefully. Second: Ironically, the only assumption I've used on previous post are coming from you. If it was a bluff, it might be a bluff, why was a bluff considered plothole? This is yours to begin with, isn't it? degenero said: another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? Third: In your original post, you made all those points, assumptions, scenarios by yourself but did you forget that the adaptation constantly ended an episode with cliffhangers (Real ones and make-believe ones), the finale is no exception. There are things we don't know, how undisclosed info can be a flaw? It's free for all for our imagination, but calling them plotholes, asspull is a bit unfair and questionable, tbh. Finally: The main plot for TG is slowly revealed through games and arcs, and by reverse chronological storytelling, that's all I can spoil. 101 manga chapters and the whole plot has not even been fully uncovered, so don't expect everything to be outright explained. Pieces of the big picture are matching, but audiences need to remember and link them together. P.S. I will answer your questions again, briefly this time. It is clearly Kuroki's gang, no matter what reason, was too foolish to impersonate TG System. Is it against the rule? Obviously. They didn't cut the apprehension scene. Was info leaked? Indeed. They even knew the personal phone number and kidnapped Kokorogi beforehand. As info was leaked, was it strange at all that it likely included some personal info of Yuuichi's. On the other hand, did I misunderstand your question of this? degenero said: lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? Contexts are given in Ep.11 and Ep.12. There was a little time left before the 4th game. They are allowed to leave for a while, no? The special game was off, so Tenji had to contact the real TG to confirm their hunch, no? I'm pretty sure the show said it out loud. OR: If I did misunderstand your question. Are you assuming there is a traitor that is from TG Admin in C group from the start? Since you mentioned "the 2nd game", "standby" and "the jump", so what was your meaning of "warn" here? I didn't get this part, tbh. |
Jun 22, 2022 2:21 PM
#36
degenero said: dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. Have u ever considered that these are questions that are yet to be answered? None of the things you pointed out are plot holes, i've already read the manga |
Jun 22, 2022 2:23 PM
#37
| Probably, her favorite quote is "Yuuichi! Yuuichi!" and i really hate that too |
Jun 22, 2022 2:24 PM
#38
RioFS said: She's just another stereotypical teenager who exists to make Yuuichi look like a genius from the heavens. Lol it's funny to read this after caught up with the story |
Jun 22, 2022 2:39 PM
#39
DarkflamingPiS said: degenero said: so im just supposed to assume they have an info source when that was never explained? youre over here running your counterarguments on assumptions. then telling me im assuming. how ironic. this argument will lead no where because youre already assuming to make the story work. im asking all the right questions. they change yuichis character on a whim to try and make their asspulls believable. the guy went from a hard working kid, to a murderer, to somehow a secret millionaire. a secret millionaire who needed to deliver newspapers on overtime to fund his school trip. wow, so believable. or does the show just backtrack a lot? you also must not know what “lets say” means. im assuming something to try and make it make sense. i shouldnt have to do that if the show is solid throughout. did you also miss the part where i asked questions about what happened to reach a conclusion? how about you answer the questions i provided with facts instead of assumptions next time. everything you tried to counter argue with was some personal fan fic you made up so you can ignore the obvious shortcomings this show provides. for a psychological mystery they sure seem to lack hard proof through clues that you can look back on to say “oh wow now it makes sense”. instead they wanna just shock you with some highly unlikely fact about the main character to advance the story. don’t be a sheep and try harder next time, “m8” M8, ... First of all: They did cut off a lot in the adaptation, fact. But info are sufficient, watching carefully. Second: Ironically, the only assumption I've used on previous post are coming from you. If it was a bluff, it might be a bluff, why was a bluff considered plothole? This is yours to begin with, isn't it? degenero said: another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? Third: In your original post, you made all those points, assumptions, scenarios by yourself but did you forget that the adaptation constantly ended an episode with cliffhangers (Real ones and make-believe ones), the finale is no exception. There are things we don't know, how undisclosed info can be a flaw? It's free for all for our imagination, but calling them plotholes, asspull is a bit unfair and questionable, tbh. Finally: The main plot for TG is slowly revealed through games and arcs, and by reverse chronological storytelling, that's all I can spoil. 101 manga chapters and the whole plot has not even been fully uncovered, so don't expect everything to be outright explained. Pieces of the big picture are matching, but audiences need to remember and link them together. P.S. I will answer your questions again, briefly this time. It is clearly Kuroki's gang, no matter what reason, was too foolish to impersonate TG System. Is it against the rule? Obviously. They didn't cut the apprehension scene. Was info leaked? Indeed. They even knew the personal phone number and kidnapped Kokorogi beforehand. As info was leaked, was it strange at all that it likely included some personal info of Yuuichi's. On the other hand, did I misunderstand your question of this? degenero said: lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? Contexts are given in Ep.11 and Ep.12. There was a little time left before the 4th game. They are allowed to leave for a while, no? The special game was off, so Tenji had to contact the real TG to confirm their hunch, no? I'm pretty sure the show said it out loud. OR: If I did misunderstand your question. Are you assuming there is a traitor that is from TG Admin in C group from the start? Since you mentioned "the 2nd game", "standby" and "the jump", so what was your meaning of "warn" here? I didn't get this part, tbh. any scenario i presented was a way to try and justify the unexplained. they dont explain anything. your point was “theres obviously something missing”. exactly. they missed the explanation as to how all this happened. only thing explained so far was tenji put them in the game. thats it. none of this is well thought out. where are the leads? they have the show play out then hit you with some random scene that explains everything in an unlikely way they just shock you with unknown information every time they need to. there is no lead up. and when they left, there was no reason they should have been caught up immediately in a trap. unless the show set them up which seems unlikely based on the interaction between the game watchers and the gang leader. all the lady did was explain to the gang leader that he underestimated yuichi. it would have been nice if they had a scene where the gang leade acknowledges he messed up, or where the lady tells him he failed. but no, they just try to glorify yuichi’s mastermind. and thats supposed to be a cliffhanger? the real cliffhanger should have just been what happens to shibe. theres no reason to have multiple cliffhangers, but like i said its just a plothole they were too lazy to explain. i also asked clear questions about how they were caught up and you just assumed a bunch of stuff that was never explained. you keep calling my argument assumptions but you seem to have missed the point. you then counterargue by stating your own assumptions. i dont want assumptions, i want the show to present everything itself without having to come up with a justification. how did the gang leader know where the participants of a top secret game were located? and why did that same gang leader know so much? if the gang leader had connections to the game, why did they need tenji to warn the game leaders? why werent they on stand by the whole time? why is yuichi a different person each game? why cant they stay consistent with who he is? they could paint a picture of a mastermind without making so many bold statements about who the character is. without any real character development they completely changed who the guy was from the beginning of the game to now just by labeling him something else when they see fit. |
Jun 22, 2022 2:50 PM
#40
Thomas_york said: degenero said: dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. Have u ever considered that these are questions that are yet to be answered? None of the things you pointed out are plot holes, i've already read the manga im sure the manga answers these questions. it still doesnt change the fact that the anime is doing a bad job at leading up to the “big reveals” which are statistically unlikely. you have to overlook a lot of stuff for any of this to make sense. i doubt the source material is much better. the pacing is off in the anime and thats about the only thing i can imagine the manga having over this. theyre forcing this narrative that yuichi is a mastermind. the explanations they give rely on events that all have to mesh up perfectly, which statistically is unlikely. yuichi went from a mastermind, to a murderer, to a millionaire in 12 episodes… the plot in this show is like when somebody makes the rules up in a game as they go along. this might as well be animated dungeons and dragons. its honestly lazy writing. |
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Jun 22, 2022 3:27 PM
#41
degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. Have u ever considered that these are questions that are yet to be answered? None of the things you pointed out are plot holes, i've already read the manga im sure the manga answers these questions. it still doesnt change the fact that the anime is doing a bad job at leading up to the “big reveals” which are statistically unlikely. you have to overlook a lot of stuff for any of this to make sense. i doubt the source material is much better. the pacing is off in the anime and thats about the only thing i can imagine the manga having over this. theyre forcing this narrative that yuichi is a mastermind. the explanations they give rely on events that all have to mesh up perfectly, which statistically is unlikely. yuichi went from a mastermind, to a murderer, to a millionaire in 12 episodes… the plot in this show is like when somebody makes the rules up in a game as they go along. this might as well be animated dungeons and dragons. its honestly lazy writing. Idc what you think about the writing, that was not the subject of your first reply. The point is that you considered that plot hole without even consider that all of those have (and indeed have, not exaggerating) a proper explanation. Whether you enjoy it or not i really don't care. And no, the manga isn't only better pacing wise. |
Jun 22, 2022 3:31 PM
#42
Thomas_york said: degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. Have u ever considered that these are questions that are yet to be answered? None of the things you pointed out are plot holes, i've already read the manga im sure the manga answers these questions. it still doesnt change the fact that the anime is doing a bad job at leading up to the “big reveals” which are statistically unlikely. you have to overlook a lot of stuff for any of this to make sense. i doubt the source material is much better. the pacing is off in the anime and thats about the only thing i can imagine the manga having over this. theyre forcing this narrative that yuichi is a mastermind. the explanations they give rely on events that all have to mesh up perfectly, which statistically is unlikely. yuichi went from a mastermind, to a murderer, to a millionaire in 12 episodes… the plot in this show is like when somebody makes the rules up in a game as they go along. this might as well be animated dungeons and dragons. its honestly lazy writing. Idc what you think about the writing, that was not the subject of your first reply. The point is that you considered that plot hole without even consider that all of those have (and indeed have, not exaggerating) a proper explanation. Whether you enjoy it or not i really don't care. And no, the manga isn't only better pacing wise. youre the one replying to me though. if you dont care so much why did you feel the need to reply twice? as far as the plotholes go, i already explained them. i asked questions. nobody gave me a proper explanation because there isnt one except “the manga explains all of this, just give it time”. im not about to rewrite some of those plotholes again because i dont care what you think either. im only replying to you because you replied to me first |
Jun 22, 2022 3:47 PM
#43
degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. Have u ever considered that these are questions that are yet to be answered? None of the things you pointed out are plot holes, i've already read the manga im sure the manga answers these questions. it still doesnt change the fact that the anime is doing a bad job at leading up to the “big reveals” which are statistically unlikely. you have to overlook a lot of stuff for any of this to make sense. i doubt the source material is much better. the pacing is off in the anime and thats about the only thing i can imagine the manga having over this. theyre forcing this narrative that yuichi is a mastermind. the explanations they give rely on events that all have to mesh up perfectly, which statistically is unlikely. yuichi went from a mastermind, to a murderer, to a millionaire in 12 episodes… the plot in this show is like when somebody makes the rules up in a game as they go along. this might as well be animated dungeons and dragons. its honestly lazy writing. Idc what you think about the writing, that was not the subject of your first reply. The point is that you considered that plot hole without even consider that all of those have (and indeed have, not exaggerating) a proper explanation. Whether you enjoy it or not i really don't care. And no, the manga isn't only better pacing wise. youre the one replying to me though. if you dont care so much why did you feel the need to reply twice? as far as the plotholes go, i already explained them. i asked questions. nobody gave me a proper explanation because there isnt one except “the manga explains all of this, just give it time”. im not about to rewrite some of those plotholes again because i dont care what you think either. im only replying to you because you replied to me first I really don't care about your opinion about the writing, that's facts. I'm replying because you seem to be a precocious kid who keeps on asking obvious shit (that are supposed to be questioned) and just because the show ended without giving you the questions you came out of your to say that is plothole. The more i write, the more i see how stupid this is lol. I'm not giving answers to your questions because would be spoilers and there are a lot of people who don't wanna get spoiled. Once again, no one give a fuck if u think the writing is lazy or whatever, the main subject of your FIRST reply in this thread are stupid "plotholes", and calling something that is obviously made to be questioned a plothole is way too stupid, it's like you start watching a series and the main character receives a mystery call that leads to a plot twist (that's an example) and then you be like "oH mY GoD wHo In tHe WorLd wAS iN thAt CaLl, wHy thEy dIdn'T aNswEr, tHat'S a pLOt hOle" |
Jun 22, 2022 3:52 PM
#44
Thomas_york said: degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. Have u ever considered that these are questions that are yet to be answered? None of the things you pointed out are plot holes, i've already read the manga im sure the manga answers these questions. it still doesnt change the fact that the anime is doing a bad job at leading up to the “big reveals” which are statistically unlikely. you have to overlook a lot of stuff for any of this to make sense. i doubt the source material is much better. the pacing is off in the anime and thats about the only thing i can imagine the manga having over this. theyre forcing this narrative that yuichi is a mastermind. the explanations they give rely on events that all have to mesh up perfectly, which statistically is unlikely. yuichi went from a mastermind, to a murderer, to a millionaire in 12 episodes… the plot in this show is like when somebody makes the rules up in a game as they go along. this might as well be animated dungeons and dragons. its honestly lazy writing. Idc what you think about the writing, that was not the subject of your first reply. The point is that you considered that plot hole without even consider that all of those have (and indeed have, not exaggerating) a proper explanation. Whether you enjoy it or not i really don't care. And no, the manga isn't only better pacing wise. youre the one replying to me though. if you dont care so much why did you feel the need to reply twice? as far as the plotholes go, i already explained them. i asked questions. nobody gave me a proper explanation because there isnt one except “the manga explains all of this, just give it time”. im not about to rewrite some of those plotholes again because i dont care what you think either. im only replying to you because you replied to me first I really don't care about your opinion about the writing, that's facts. I'm replying because you seem to be a precocious kid who keeps on asking obvious shit (that are supposed to be questioned) and just because the show ended without giving you the questions you came out of your to say that is plothole. The more i write, the more i see how stupid this is lol. I'm not giving answers to your questions because would be spoilers and there are a lot of people who don't wanna get spoiled. Once again, no one give a fuck if u think the writing is lazy or whatever, the main subject of your FIRST reply in this thread are stupid "plotholes", and calling something that is obviously made to be questioned a plothole is way too stupid, it's like you start watching a series and the main character receives a mystery call that leads to a plot twist (that's an example) and then you be like "oH mY GoD wHo In tHe WorLd wAS iN thAt CaLl, wHy thEy dIdn'T aNswEr, tHat'S a pLOt hOle" nah im asking real questions. youre just mad you have no other answer besides “read the manga”, or “give it time”. im not gonna sheep over a show that has obvious fallacies “kid”. if you want to continue then start by answering some of the genuine questions i provided. if not then keep going on with your day, but you really havent said anything that wasnt stated before you answered. thanks for acknowledging you were a waste of time. |
Jun 22, 2022 4:05 PM
#45
degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. Have u ever considered that these are questions that are yet to be answered? None of the things you pointed out are plot holes, i've already read the manga im sure the manga answers these questions. it still doesnt change the fact that the anime is doing a bad job at leading up to the “big reveals” which are statistically unlikely. you have to overlook a lot of stuff for any of this to make sense. i doubt the source material is much better. the pacing is off in the anime and thats about the only thing i can imagine the manga having over this. theyre forcing this narrative that yuichi is a mastermind. the explanations they give rely on events that all have to mesh up perfectly, which statistically is unlikely. yuichi went from a mastermind, to a murderer, to a millionaire in 12 episodes… the plot in this show is like when somebody makes the rules up in a game as they go along. this might as well be animated dungeons and dragons. its honestly lazy writing. Idc what you think about the writing, that was not the subject of your first reply. The point is that you considered that plot hole without even consider that all of those have (and indeed have, not exaggerating) a proper explanation. Whether you enjoy it or not i really don't care. And no, the manga isn't only better pacing wise. youre the one replying to me though. if you dont care so much why did you feel the need to reply twice? as far as the plotholes go, i already explained them. i asked questions. nobody gave me a proper explanation because there isnt one except “the manga explains all of this, just give it time”. im not about to rewrite some of those plotholes again because i dont care what you think either. im only replying to you because you replied to me first I really don't care about your opinion about the writing, that's facts. I'm replying because you seem to be a precocious kid who keeps on asking obvious shit (that are supposed to be questioned) and just because the show ended without giving you the questions you came out of your to say that is plothole. The more i write, the more i see how stupid this is lol. I'm not giving answers to your questions because would be spoilers and there are a lot of people who don't wanna get spoiled. Once again, no one give a fuck if u think the writing is lazy or whatever, the main subject of your FIRST reply in this thread are stupid "plotholes", and calling something that is obviously made to be questioned a plothole is way too stupid, it's like you start watching a series and the main character receives a mystery call that leads to a plot twist (that's an example) and then you be like "oH mY GoD wHo In tHe WorLd wAS iN thAt CaLl, wHy thEy dIdn'T aNswEr, tHat'S a pLOt hOle" nah im asking real questions. youre just mad you have no other answer besides “read the manga”, or “give it time”. im not gonna sheep over a show that has obvious fallacies “kid”. if you want to continue then start by answering some of the genuine questions i provided. if not then keep going on with your day, but you really havent said anything that wasnt stated before you answered. thanks for acknowledging you were a waste of time. Props to you for asking the real questions, that is exactly what anyone is supposed to do, "who is Kuroki and why he knows so much about Yuuichi? Why do they know about the top secret Tomodachi Game" and so on. You are indeed making the real questions, good job Mr Obvious, but you are also as i said, calling stupid and intentionally unexplained things "plothole". Stop acting so childish. Bro btw, did you see that major plot hole in One Piece? It's been decades and that stupid author hasn't told us what is the one piece, such a plot hole oh my god 🥵 |
Jun 22, 2022 4:06 PM
#46
| At least she’s better than Shibe. |
Jun 22, 2022 4:07 PM
#47
Thomas_york said: degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. Have u ever considered that these are questions that are yet to be answered? None of the things you pointed out are plot holes, i've already read the manga im sure the manga answers these questions. it still doesnt change the fact that the anime is doing a bad job at leading up to the “big reveals” which are statistically unlikely. you have to overlook a lot of stuff for any of this to make sense. i doubt the source material is much better. the pacing is off in the anime and thats about the only thing i can imagine the manga having over this. theyre forcing this narrative that yuichi is a mastermind. the explanations they give rely on events that all have to mesh up perfectly, which statistically is unlikely. yuichi went from a mastermind, to a murderer, to a millionaire in 12 episodes… the plot in this show is like when somebody makes the rules up in a game as they go along. this might as well be animated dungeons and dragons. its honestly lazy writing. Idc what you think about the writing, that was not the subject of your first reply. The point is that you considered that plot hole without even consider that all of those have (and indeed have, not exaggerating) a proper explanation. Whether you enjoy it or not i really don't care. And no, the manga isn't only better pacing wise. youre the one replying to me though. if you dont care so much why did you feel the need to reply twice? as far as the plotholes go, i already explained them. i asked questions. nobody gave me a proper explanation because there isnt one except “the manga explains all of this, just give it time”. im not about to rewrite some of those plotholes again because i dont care what you think either. im only replying to you because you replied to me first I really don't care about your opinion about the writing, that's facts. I'm replying because you seem to be a precocious kid who keeps on asking obvious shit (that are supposed to be questioned) and just because the show ended without giving you the questions you came out of your to say that is plothole. The more i write, the more i see how stupid this is lol. I'm not giving answers to your questions because would be spoilers and there are a lot of people who don't wanna get spoiled. Once again, no one give a fuck if u think the writing is lazy or whatever, the main subject of your FIRST reply in this thread are stupid "plotholes", and calling something that is obviously made to be questioned a plothole is way too stupid, it's like you start watching a series and the main character receives a mystery call that leads to a plot twist (that's an example) and then you be like "oH mY GoD wHo In tHe WorLd wAS iN thAt CaLl, wHy thEy dIdn'T aNswEr, tHat'S a pLOt hOle" nah im asking real questions. youre just mad you have no other answer besides “read the manga”, or “give it time”. im not gonna sheep over a show that has obvious fallacies “kid”. if you want to continue then start by answering some of the genuine questions i provided. if not then keep going on with your day, but you really havent said anything that wasnt stated before you answered. thanks for acknowledging you were a waste of time. Props to you for asking the real questions, that is exactly what anyone is supposed to do, "who is Kuroki and why he knows so much about Yuuichi? Why do they know about the top secret Tomodachi Game" and so on. You are indeed making the real questions, good job Mr Obvious, but you are also as i said, calling stupid and intentionally unexplained things "plothole". Stop acting so childish. Bro btw, did you see that major plot hole in One Piece? It's been decades and that stupid author hasn't told us what is the one piece, such a plot hole oh my god 🥵 somebodies triggered… lmfao you keep putting words in my mouth. why dont you try using one of my actual quotes next time bud. or do you not understand english? |
Jun 22, 2022 4:21 PM
#48
degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: Thomas_york said: degenero said: dylpickles said: degenero said: she didnt do anything wrong. yuichi literally explained to her why its not her fault. yuichi also volunteered all three times so its not like he doesnt hold any responsibility over what happened. the real people to blame, like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now). how would that possibly be considered a plot hole? because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes. and that’s just this last episode. there are plotholes like this throughout the whole show. Have u ever considered that these are questions that are yet to be answered? None of the things you pointed out are plot holes, i've already read the manga im sure the manga answers these questions. it still doesnt change the fact that the anime is doing a bad job at leading up to the “big reveals” which are statistically unlikely. you have to overlook a lot of stuff for any of this to make sense. i doubt the source material is much better. the pacing is off in the anime and thats about the only thing i can imagine the manga having over this. theyre forcing this narrative that yuichi is a mastermind. the explanations they give rely on events that all have to mesh up perfectly, which statistically is unlikely. yuichi went from a mastermind, to a murderer, to a millionaire in 12 episodes… the plot in this show is like when somebody makes the rules up in a game as they go along. this might as well be animated dungeons and dragons. its honestly lazy writing. Idc what you think about the writing, that was not the subject of your first reply. The point is that you considered that plot hole without even consider that all of those have (and indeed have, not exaggerating) a proper explanation. Whether you enjoy it or not i really don't care. And no, the manga isn't only better pacing wise. youre the one replying to me though. if you dont care so much why did you feel the need to reply twice? as far as the plotholes go, i already explained them. i asked questions. nobody gave me a proper explanation because there isnt one except “the manga explains all of this, just give it time”. im not about to rewrite some of those plotholes again because i dont care what you think either. im only replying to you because you replied to me first I really don't care about your opinion about the writing, that's facts. I'm replying because you seem to be a precocious kid who keeps on asking obvious shit (that are supposed to be questioned) and just because the show ended without giving you the questions you came out of your to say that is plothole. The more i write, the more i see how stupid this is lol. I'm not giving answers to your questions because would be spoilers and there are a lot of people who don't wanna get spoiled. Once again, no one give a fuck if u think the writing is lazy or whatever, the main subject of your FIRST reply in this thread are stupid "plotholes", and calling something that is obviously made to be questioned a plothole is way too stupid, it's like you start watching a series and the main character receives a mystery call that leads to a plot twist (that's an example) and then you be like "oH mY GoD wHo In tHe WorLd wAS iN thAt CaLl, wHy thEy dIdn'T aNswEr, tHat'S a pLOt hOle" nah im asking real questions. youre just mad you have no other answer besides “read the manga”, or “give it time”. im not gonna sheep over a show that has obvious fallacies “kid”. if you want to continue then start by answering some of the genuine questions i provided. if not then keep going on with your day, but you really havent said anything that wasnt stated before you answered. thanks for acknowledging you were a waste of time. Props to you for asking the real questions, that is exactly what anyone is supposed to do, "who is Kuroki and why he knows so much about Yuuichi? Why do they know about the top secret Tomodachi Game" and so on. You are indeed making the real questions, good job Mr Obvious, but you are also as i said, calling stupid and intentionally unexplained things "plothole". Stop acting so childish. Bro btw, did you see that major plot hole in One Piece? It's been decades and that stupid author hasn't told us what is the one piece, such a plot hole oh my god 🥵 somebodies triggered… lmfao you keep putting words in my mouth. why dont you try using one of my actual quotes next time bud. or do you not understand english? Your actual quotes? Sure, why not. like yuichi said, were the group of thugs who impersonated the game for whatever reason. (another plothole but whatever ive come to expect plotholes in this show by now).[/quote] "umm... plot hole". No obviously there's a reason for that and we are supposed to ask about it Mr Obvious because where did they get the information regarding the game. isn’t this game supposed to be “top secret”? lets say they were participants. so far they’ve only showed small groups of 5 or 6, this is a group of around 20 people. lets say 5 of them participated in the past, wouldn’t it be against the rules to leak information to 15 non participants? also, how did the gang leader know so much about Yuichi’s personal history? how did the gang leader know Yuichi was a participant? or Kokorogi? how did they know where to find them? lets say they were secret agents like the pink haired girl was in the second game. why did Tenji have to warn the overlookers about what was going on then? shouldn’t they have been on standby from the jump? another one which has nothing to do with what i mentioned previously is, if Yuichi had as much money as he said he did when he bet the gang leader before the rock-paper-scissors match, then why did he have to work so hard to get money for a field trip? or was he just bluffing to get the guy to agree? There’s your plotholes.[/quote] For all these obviously intentionally unexplained "plotholes" you pointed i can answer with my previous replies Have u ever considered that these are questions that are yet to be answered? None of the things you pointed out are plot holes, i've already read the manga[/quote] The point is that you considered that plot hole without even consider that all of those have (and indeed have, not exaggerating) a proper explanation.[/quote] I'm replying because you seem to be a precocious kid who keeps on asking obvious shit (that are supposed to be questioned) and just because the show ended without giving you the questions you came out of your to say that is plothole.[/quote] the main subject of your FIRST reply in this thread are stupid "plotholes", and calling something that is obviously made to be questioned a plothole is way too stupid[/quote] You are indeed making the real questions, good job Mr Obvious, but you are also as i said, calling stupid and intentionally unexplained things "plothole"[/quote] Bro btw, did you see that major plot hole in One Piece? It's been decades and that stupid author hasn't told us what is the one piece, such a plot hole oh my god 🥵[/quote] You didn't answer what you think about one piece plot hole😤 Now i'm gonna be really triggered if the quotes don't work because this is the first time i'm doing this Edit: and didn't work LOL whatevs Edit2: i'm dumbass now i see what i should've done... fuck |
Jun 22, 2022 4:26 PM
#49
| @thomas_york its crazy how you wrote so much and also said nothing at the same time. all you did was copy and paste one of my replies and then say “i answered it before” , when you literally havent. i still havent seen you specifically answer anything. and why do you keep on bringing up one piece. thats irrelevent to this conversation. i also said “Shibe being on trial should be the only cliffhanger”. im not against cliffhangers if they are well addressed. you can keep on arguing with yourself though cause you still havent changed anything. youre just emotionally ranting because i pointed out something in the show that you cant explain at this point. if you really had an answer to it then you wouldnt be avoiding it as much as you are |
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Jun 22, 2022 4:51 PM
#50
degenero said: Dude i already said that i'm not answering your questions because it's spoiler, why can't you simply accept this simple little thing.@thomas_york its crazy how you wrote so much and also said nothing at the same time. all you did was copy and paste one of my replies and then say “i answered it before” , when you literally havent. i still havent seen you specifically answer anything. and why do you keep on bringing up one piece. thats irrelevent to this conversation. i also said “Shibe being on trial should be the only cliffhanger”. im not against cliffhangers if they are well addressed. you can keep on arguing with yourself though cause you still havent changed anything. youre just emotionally ranting because i pointed out something in the show that you cant explain at this point. You keep babbling about being plot hole when it's not, it's this childish behaviour that is annoying, you keep saying shit about something that is obviously intentionally unexplained being plothole and when i tell you that it isn't plothole you change subject and then you ask for "answers" when i can't even put here in this thread of the episode 12. As i said, good job for making the real questions, that's exactly what you should be doing but you also should know that obviously are reason for all of this. But whatever, now it's the time to change subject once again, yes? Go on And you still hasn't explained One Piece's plot hole |
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