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| lol Pauls dead XD aww no what happend to police girl!!! XP i hope shes ok =( stupid men killed FARGASON!!! NOOOOOoooooo ='( |
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Mizore951 said: lol Pauls dead XD aww no what happend to police girl!!! XP i hope shes ok =( stupid men killed FARGASON!!! NOOOOOoooooo ='( He deserved it, in my opinion. I hate betrayal. Alucard is a total badass xD Seras kicked butt :3 |
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| Great action-episode. |
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| Seras totally owned this ep. :) |
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| Agree, there was a lot of action, it was cool! |
| No, no, no, I finally got what I was wating for like 11 episodes to now. I liked every bit of this episode, the intrigues, the plot twists, the fights... It was so intense... at last, we got something that worthed watching! p.s. I'm so not getting sleep until I watch the last episode O.O |
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KitaTsuki said: Mizore951 said: lol Pauls dead XD aww no what happend to police girl!!! XP i hope shes ok =( stupid men killed FARGASON!!! NOOOOOoooooo ='( He deserved it, in my opinion. I hate betrayal. Alucard is a total badass xD Seras kicked butt :3 idiot lol. good episode,and now to the grand finale. |
| Dammit, first Helena, now Fergason :( Now my only fave characters left are Walter and Alucard, lol |
| shit.. alucard is dead now? :/ ah kinda dissapointed cant see seras get rage like in the previously :/ |
| episode was not bad, lets see how the ending goes |
| I can't believe that the Hellsing troops have been betrayed :/ And does Alucard and Victoria is going to die?I hope they are alive! :D |
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| Awesome episode, things sure are going to get down in the next and final episode! |
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| See, now THIS was a fantastic episode. The plot's actually heating up, the action was great, and there was enough drama to balance it out too. R.I.P Fargason, you were a cool bro. |
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| Sucked, a lot of fighting but we still know bugger all about why anything was happening. Alucard still strikes me as more of a dumbass than a badass. What's the point having a shootout with an equally powerful vamp, really? Just release those inner demons and get it over with already. |
Veethorn said: Great action-episode. |
| Lots of action, but kinda slow again. |
| Alucard having fun again. Sears becoming stronger. Fergason dead :< Big Showdown incoming :D |
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| Uhhh, I'm starting to understand why the show isn't really highly regarded now. The "main story" just isn't very captivating and feels kind of like a waste. Kind of, can't you do better with these characters and this setting? It's mostly still good only because it's still Hellsing. |
| Am I the only one that didn't get why the Hellsing Organization is being betrayed? They've been working together with Great Britain for such a long time, but suddenly they are sacrilegious and rebels for trying to do what they always do, sure. It also makes no sense from the perspective of the British army. Can't they see that Hellsing is fighting monsters? I don't get how antagonizing Hellsing and stopping them from doing their works makes the situation any better. Fargason basically committed suicide by senselessly shooting a gun for no reason as an 'act of defiance', and then Seras comes along to hold him while saying something vague that hardly makes sense. No clue why the Britain soldiers just let Seras walk away afterwards, hell, they even seemed to be emotionally touched at the death of the guy they just killed themselves. What? And finally there's the message from the Queen to Integra saying ''Hey, I know it sucks that we have basically killed your entire crew, but don't worry, it's all 'part of the plan'. Just deal with it for now!'' and Integra just flies away in a helicopter without any interference from the police surrounding the premise. The entire episode just felt vague and cluttered. The British army is there with infantry, tanks and helicopters, but the only real action you've seen from them is shooting Fargason. Seras could have her 1 on 1 with Paul without any interference, nobody was around even though you'd expect there to be a lot of chaos considering the situation. Speaking of that Paul guy, what was up with his fascination with Seras anyway? It came literally out of nowhere. The thing with this series is that the idea is good, the characters are memorable, but the execution is pretty lackluster. I admit that I'm being a bit of a nitpicker in this post, but it's all valid criticism if you ask me. Same thing with Incognito walking away from Seras at the end of the previous episode. It just doesn't make a whole lot of sense. |
Nuky93 said: Am I the only one that didn't get why the Hellsing Organization is being betrayed? They've been working together with Great Britain for such a long time, but suddenly they are sacrilegious and rebels for trying to do what they always do, sure. It also makes no sense from the perspective of the British army. Can't they see that Hellsing is fighting monsters? I don't get how antagonizing Hellsing and stopping them from doing their works makes the situation any better. My guess is the writers at Gonzo (since this an anime exclusive arc) intended this to be a basic power-grab - possibly either by someone loyal to Integra's uncle, or by someone on the Round Table loyal to the Nazis (the pitch video for the anime, which is on the first DVD, featured as snippet from the Hotel scene in Brazil from the manga, after we learned that Nazis were responsible for the chips). This would have been explained if they'd gotten a second season - which they didn't. Instead any anime adaptations were left on hold until we got Hellsing Ultimate, after the manga had finished. |
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CountZeroOr said: Thanks that helped a lot I was also so confused until your post.Nuky93 said: Am I the only one that didn't get why the Hellsing Organization is being betrayed? They've been working together with Great Britain for such a long time, but suddenly they are sacrilegious and rebels for trying to do what they always do, sure. It also makes no sense from the perspective of the British army. Can't they see that Hellsing is fighting monsters? I don't get how antagonizing Hellsing and stopping them from doing their works makes the situation any better. My guess is the writers at Gonzo (since this an anime exclusive arc) intended this to be a basic power-grab - possibly either by someone loyal to Integra's uncle, or by someone on the Round Table loyal to the Nazis (the pitch video for the anime, which is on the first DVD, featured as snippet from the Hotel scene in Brazil from the manga, after we learned that Nazis were responsible for the chips). This would have been explained if they'd gotten a second season - which they didn't. Instead any anime adaptations were left on hold until we got Hellsing Ultimate, after the manga had finished. |
| Next episode is the last one, I hope this last fight will be amazing!! |
| Sorry for my english xD! RIP Kentaro Miura :( RIP Akira Toriyama :(  |
| Really awesome episode, so much action, Alucard being a badass, Seras kicked some serious ass and nooooo not Fargason he was one of the good ones in terms of the cast. But man I'm looking forward to what the finale holds. There's a showdown coming. |
| Awesome episode. |
| Start this episode was kinda confusing to me but the second half was great. Though its tragic ferguson died i really liked him. |
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| Ok, this series has been fairly silly B-movie action up until this point, but this episode was just absurd. I'm not complaining by the way, my buddy and I had to pause several times since we were laughing so hard. Plus, that endcard was both hilarious and adorable. Onto the next one, I can't wait to see what schlocky goodness we have in store! |
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| Where do I even begin here... There's been a lot of telling and not showing from last episode into this one. They bring up the Round Table Conference a lot and how there is a traitor, but we never even see the conference or anything. There is a supposed focus on a conspiracy, but there's no real... visuals or concrete details. It's a lot of action with little substance (maybe). Minor thing, but that scene where the ghoul's flesh got stripped off by the gunfire was very weird looking. Integra continues to have a lack of tact. Is leadership simply about endurance and force of will? The show also loves to have this "military glory" thing (or at least the glory of a private military order) and how it is now tarnished. That was a focus of this episode. There's a vaguely fascist theme there, though maybe that's going a bit far. How did Integra know the commander died? And why is everything just so jumbled? Cutting back and forth would be cool if there were clearer objectives/villains/story. I realized that Victoria was seemingly switched to the other department to put her out of combat (it wasn't clear to me what her role would be in the other area - we only see her in civilian clothes walking around feeling out of sorts). The scene with the commander and her was kind of weird? I thought that scene would show her growing and taking the bullet for him (since she is a vampire), but then it just wasn't. Instead she does decide to fight again, but why did the army just let her walk into that vehicle and grab her giant gun? Integra does show tact in saying they won't resist at the moment since things are so dire. That was cool. But her words about how "all is not lost" are just referring to, as far as I can tell, Alucard (and lesser so, Victoria). So why even have all of these soldiers if they can just Musou Attack their way through the enemy? The blonde vampire guy is so boring. He wants to seduce Victoria over to his side or something? Who even is he? What does he want? Where did he come from? Why is he so plain looking? Why is he so boring? I wish they explained, at some point, how Alucard's power lock/unlock works. Okay then Integra switches to deciding to fight too (with Walter's help) after the Queen's men tell her to hold tight (wasn't she doing that already?). Another vaguely fascist "glory of battle" thing? Again, maybe not. I don't know. I wish there was more here to make any sort of real comment. And then... that fight between Alucard and Incognito... It was... nothing. The ending was a cliffhanger, but I don't think Victoria will die. This episode was a serious letdown. |
| The scheming against hellsing doesn't stop! This time it's the round table that's betrayed Integra's organization. What a shame that they've murdered and defamed Commander Peter Fargason. I hope that rooting out and finding of their "Judas" comes soon and swiftly. Seras cooked that artificial vampire from the inside out. All that's left is to handle Incognito's last trap. Hopefully Alucard saved her in time! |
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| It's London vs Hellsing at this point lol, that cliffhanger though |
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