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| Ehh. Didn't really like this episode too much, to be honest. Maybe it's because we spent the whole episode with Shizu, instead of Kino. |
| this episode felt kinda rushed to me. some parts felt like they needed some more explanation, and the emotional parts feel kinda forced. it was pretty interesting nonetheless and gave an insight into how shizu sees the world. also not enuff kino |
| I really liked this episode, like always, but things didn't quite add up. Why did Kino choose to a supervisor, never explained, why did the bitch straight up stab him, not super explained. Also, Kino's action in this series are a bit of an ass move. |
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| Damn that sure was quite the ending, glad he actually made it as he seemed like an interesting character from the start! The focus shift was also pretty lovely! Let's see what's next. |
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| Nice. We get to see Shizu on his journey and met Kino on that country. In the end, he gained a loli. A Yandere one at that. |
| Poor Shizu. Kino couldn't remember Shizu's name, but remembered his dog's lol. |
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| So are travelers like old style knights? Just cruising around visiting countries? Do ost come from the same place? So much backstory still to be revealed although I am loving the ambiguity of the countries and world at the moment. |
| A well enough episode. I don't mind taking a detour with Shizu. The Ship Country was interesting enough too. The people were so set in their ways that they couldn't see the consequences of their self-destructive lifestyle. With that said, this new season really isn't captivating me like the original Kino did. I also don't like how Kino is nonchalantly breaking her 3 Day rule that became a staple of her travels. |
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| Wait, surprised to death? - Why? Not a bad episode, I don't mind it focusing on Shizu this episode. I'm glad the people from the ship country went back, they only know that way of living, just like the kid said, "It feels weird not having the ground shake" These stories could do so much more with it taking more than just 1 episode. |
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| For those who skip the ED, don’t lol. I enjoyed having Shizu along in this episode. I think he represents some of us, those who want to help others but are unknowingly interfering with them. I can survive with Kino not taking the driver’s seat. :( Sad to know that this story is the last in which we get to see Shizu and Kino together. |
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| The lack of good parenting, then the lack of both formal and informal education or training to prepare children to actually live in the world. *sigh* Their ignorance is infuriating but understandable, let them sink and die on that ship, that's what they want. Same with Tifana, stab the dude who genuinely cares about you, then commit suicide because you don't know any better. Yeah, you go kid! >_< |
| You see there's no need to wonder where your god is, Coz he's right here! ...and he's fresh out of mercy. |
| Is the idea was playing Shizu as an anti-Kino who gets involved with the country he's briefly traveling through and screws things up due to his ignorance I think the results were mediocre. The reveal comes through a fat info-dump that's especially off-putting as execution because Hermes is gabbing away after something as shocking as Shizu getting stabbed. I buy that Hermes doesn't care about that but the way everything stops so he can explain everything was pretty poor. It also doesn't go all the way by allowing Shizu to survive and make it up to Ti. Kino siding with the Tower Clan was a good chance to contrast her and Shizu but it rushes past it. There was nothing clever about the reveals of the Tower Clan's nature or Ti's backstory; it's just a "you don't understand anything" twist at the end. |
| He could have had a kingdom, settled down for a loli, sasuga Shizu |
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| How Shizu survived? Did Kino healed him somehow? Why the girl stabbed him? Then she want to blow up with him? And how does she have a grenade? What? The episode was fine but it went downhill when the girl went full psycho mode lol. |
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| Great episode, good plot twists and a nice story. Hopefully I get to see some more of these characters in future episodes. |
| Gachiakuta is the greatest manga of all time |
| God I love this dog. Ship people are a lost cause. Let them die. I don't think they would survive unless someone forced them too otherwise. I don't think the kids crazy. She's just broken lol |
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