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May 26, 2018 8:04 AM
#201
burnout6010 said: BhoppingZ said: It's truly a convenient plot device for me. The world line has changed but how and why they can't explain. How the hell could Okabe back to alpha world line with Amadeus's status. How could he back to another beta with an unclear dmail. The world line shifted after deleting Kurisu's memory???? They didn't tell us clearly right? Isn't there a problem with the time skip that Okabe lost his half a month memory? Lukako's death is a plot device too, he could live in the world war but get killed right after Okabe's waking time Sorry but did you even read the visual novel? Or are you the speed reader type? Because it was explained: He shifts to the Alpha attractor field because SERN got their hands on Amadeus and with that the information about the time travel theory, the call Amadeus made to Okabe in its last moments allowed this. The hacking done the day before was only the first step. The reason why Okabe comes back to Beta after his reunion with Kurisu is because she sent a D-Mail to forcefully stop the development of Amadeus, which means that SERN couldn't hack it because the project had been stopped and there was nothing to hack in the first place so they didn't get the lead in the armament race for time machines. I won't bother explaining the rest because you clearly need to re-read the visual novel, there is never a moment when the rules of world lines are broken, it can all be explained if you pay attention. The only Steins;Gate related story that kinda breaks the rules is the movie, but nobody really knows if it's canon or not so eh. Can you give me the youtube - walkthrough link that it has explained? And If you're right, why did the WL change just because SERN have Amadeus. What a joke? Can they force her to reveal her theory? Did you forget that Amadeus's not just data? Isn't she a artificial intelligence? If they had time-travel theory, what they has changed? Why did Kurisu know that Okabe can go back to beta WL if she stops the Amadeus project? Can you explain everything I present above? |
May 26, 2018 8:07 AM
#202
| I think you guys should move to profile comments or something, debating spoilers for future episodes in this thread is a bad idea. |
May 26, 2018 8:11 AM
#203
sanlei said: zombieiscoming said: Aquamirror said: zombieiscoming said: Convenient plot devices have finally begun. You will see more and more in the future. I was so hyped when i reached this spot for the VN, but it had betrayed me after that uh what are you talking about, there's nothing here I'd call a "convenient plot device" It's truly a convenient plot device for me. The world line has changed but how and why they can't explain. How the hell could Okabe back to alpha world line with Amadeus's status. How could he back to another beta with an unclear dmail. The world line shifted after deleting Kurisu's memory???? They didn't tell us clearly right? Isn't there a problem with the time skip that Okabe lost his half a month memory? Lukako's death is a plot device too, he could live in the world war but get killed right after Okabe's waking time Arent there other topics for such stuff to not bother anime viewers with bad spoilers? Dont even think to read this unless you finished 0. 0 is about the information war on timetravel technology. Therefore the first who gets hold on said technology wins. Be it whichever organization leading to timetravel therefore changing the worldline in its favor. In this case its SERN thanks to getting hold onto Amadeus, therefore managing to find a connection between Kurisu's timetravel thesis and Okabe with the call being the final nail. This results in their world dominance, which is the alpha worldline as World War 3 of beta cant happen with SERN being the sole winner. ALL HAIL SERN. The dmail results in Amadeus being public knowledge and getting shut down thanks to it being morally questionable at best, which destroys the original way SERN got its information. Without Amadeus project STRATFOR still controls Kurisu's memory data and therefore decides to do something else with it (you know what). The deletion results in not abusing the information by STRATFOR and therefore breaks the convergence to this worldline leading to its favor for WW3. And so on. Dunno about the third one being a convenient plot device. I mean deaths do happen in world war 3. The time might be convenient, but same can be said for other stuff in original too, when it comes to deaths. They can't change the WL just because they have Amadeus, you know. In original series, you can change the past to change present and future but in this case, what they has changed in the past? Don't tell me that I can change the WL (past, present, future) only with having a data Aquamirror said: I think you guys should move to profile comments or something, debating spoilers for future episodes in this thread is a bad idea. Sorry! Feel free to comment on my profile |
May 26, 2018 8:17 AM
#204
| WTF???? Damn!!! I thought this episode was boring and rated 3...but after seeing your comments, I figured out that I missed the epilogue...and now here I get goosebumps seeing the world line change and kurisu back😭😍😇 |
May 26, 2018 8:21 AM
#205
Atavistic said: Not quite the direction I was expecting after shit went down end of last episode, but if anything this outcome has probably proven more interesting than what I expected to happen. First off, we can logically deduce that the group targeting Kagari/K-6205 are the group that Moeka mentioned were looking for her before, even if we have nothing else to go on for who they are. The fact that they aren't SERN is an interesting point to start with, as they could well have been suspects given Kagari's links to time travel and the IBN 5100. As for who it could be, we really don't know for sure, but there's a few things that seem worth noting: Leskinen has acted suspiciously before (that disappearance in the university hallway, anyone?) and that glance from Reyes at the shrine was also suspicious. Based on that, I initially thought that Reyes was the woman in the helmet, but maybe it isn't as simple as that, given the conspicuous injury on Yuki's hand which the helmeted woman likely got from Braun's grab (as seen above). However, even that isn't clear cut as the image clearly shows Braun grab the right wrist, but it's Yuki's left wrist which is injured. Either way, it currently seems likely that the helmeted woman is either Reyes or Yuki, it's just hard to tell which one with all the possible red herrings and bluffs the show is using. Other than that, the main detail of note was that news broadcast mentioning another earthquake in Russia and, while I would have considered this important anyway given the focus on it (they surely wouldn't just highlight it for no reason), the fact that this came moments before Reading Steiner would seem to suggest that time travel is involved. But that in itself raises several questions: who is time travelling here? Is it the group after Kagari, SERN or some other group? Surely not SERN, as the LHC is in Switzerland, but the mention of earthquakes would imply that something similar to the LHC is being used for the time travel. Other than that, why are they time travelling, and how has that led to Kurisu being alive still and Amadeus no longer existing? What world line are we on now (notice that unlike in the original the Divergence Metre didn't stop and show us the number we moved to)? And, perhaps even more pertinently, is there someone else who has harnessed Reading Steiner out there, as this is the second time now that it has activated without Okabe doing anything at all? That's not even to mention the question of what else has changed, because Kurisu being alive is an absolutely monumental change at this stage. Brilliant episode, and I cannot wait to see the answers to all these questions and more as the show continues. Yeah it reminds me of Mirai Nikki. When Yuki goes into the room he isn't suppose to go and the future changes... |
May 26, 2018 8:25 AM
#206
Ankithadam said: Atavistic said: Not quite the direction I was expecting after shit went down end of last episode, but if anything this outcome has probably proven more interesting than what I expected to happen. First off, we can logically deduce that the group targeting Kagari/K-6205 are the group that Moeka mentioned were looking for her before, even if we have nothing else to go on for who they are. The fact that they aren't SERN is an interesting point to start with, as they could well have been suspects given Kagari's links to time travel and the IBN 5100. As for who it could be, we really don't know for sure, but there's a few things that seem worth noting: Leskinen has acted suspiciously before (that disappearance in the university hallway, anyone?) and that glance from Reyes at the shrine was also suspicious. Based on that, I initially thought that Reyes was the woman in the helmet, but maybe it isn't as simple as that, given the conspicuous injury on Yuki's hand which the helmeted woman likely got from Braun's grab (as seen above). However, even that isn't clear cut as the image clearly shows Braun grab the right wrist, but it's Yuki's left wrist which is injured. Either way, it currently seems likely that the helmeted woman is either Reyes or Yuki, it's just hard to tell which one with all the possible red herrings and bluffs the show is using. Other than that, the main detail of note was that news broadcast mentioning another earthquake in Russia and, while I would have considered this important anyway given the focus on it (they surely wouldn't just highlight it for no reason), the fact that this came moments before Reading Steiner would seem to suggest that time travel is involved. But that in itself raises several questions: who is time travelling here? Is it the group after Kagari, SERN or some other group? Surely not SERN, as the LHC is in Switzerland, but the mention of earthquakes would imply that something similar to the LHC is being used for the time travel. Other than that, why are they time travelling, and how has that led to Kurisu being alive still and Amadeus no longer existing? What world line are we on now (notice that unlike in the original the Divergence Metre didn't stop and show us the number we moved to)? And, perhaps even more pertinently, is there someone else who has harnessed Reading Steiner out there, as this is the second time now that it has activated without Okabe doing anything at all? That's not even to mention the question of what else has changed, because Kurisu being alive is an absolutely monumental change at this stage. Brilliant episode, and I cannot wait to see the answers to all these questions and more as the show continues. Yeah it reminds me of Mirai Nikki. When Yuki goes into the room he isn't suppose to go and the future changes... Ankithadam said: Yeah your comment reminds me of spoilers.Atavistic said: Not quite the direction I was expecting after shit went down end of last episode, but if anything this outcome has probably proven more interesting than what I expected to happen. First off, we can logically deduce that the group targeting Kagari/K-6205 are the group that Moeka mentioned were looking for her before, even if we have nothing else to go on for who they are. The fact that they aren't SERN is an interesting point to start with, as they could well have been suspects given Kagari's links to time travel and the IBN 5100. As for who it could be, we really don't know for sure, but there's a few things that seem worth noting: Leskinen has acted suspiciously before (that disappearance in the university hallway, anyone?) and that glance from Reyes at the shrine was also suspicious. Based on that, I initially thought that Reyes was the woman in the helmet, but maybe it isn't as simple as that, given the conspicuous injury on Yuki's hand which the helmeted woman likely got from Braun's grab (as seen above). However, even that isn't clear cut as the image clearly shows Braun grab the right wrist, but it's Yuki's left wrist which is injured. Either way, it currently seems likely that the helmeted woman is either Reyes or Yuki, it's just hard to tell which one with all the possible red herrings and bluffs the show is using. Other than that, the main detail of note was that news broadcast mentioning another earthquake in Russia and, while I would have considered this important anyway given the focus on it (they surely wouldn't just highlight it for no reason), the fact that this came moments before Reading Steiner would seem to suggest that time travel is involved. But that in itself raises several questions: who is time travelling here? Is it the group after Kagari, SERN or some other group? Surely not SERN, as the LHC is in Switzerland, but the mention of earthquakes would imply that something similar to the LHC is being used for the time travel. Other than that, why are they time travelling, and how has that led to Kurisu being alive still and Amadeus no longer existing? What world line are we on now (notice that unlike in the original the Divergence Metre didn't stop and show us the number we moved to)? And, perhaps even more pertinently, is there someone else who has harnessed Reading Steiner out there, as this is the second time now that it has activated without Okabe doing anything at all? That's not even to mention the question of what else has changed, because Kurisu being alive is an absolutely monumental change at this stage. Brilliant episode, and I cannot wait to see the answers to all these questions and more as the show continues. Yeah it reminds me of Mirai Nikki. When Yuki goes into the room he isn't suppose to go and the future changes... |
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May 26, 2018 8:25 AM
#207
BhoppingZ said: burnout6010 said: BhoppingZ said: It's truly a convenient plot device for me. The world line has changed but how and why they can't explain. How the hell could Okabe back to alpha world line with Amadeus's status. How could he back to another beta with an unclear dmail. The world line shifted after deleting Kurisu's memory???? They didn't tell us clearly right? Isn't there a problem with the time skip that Okabe lost his half a month memory? Lukako's death is a plot device too, he could live in the world war but get killed right after Okabe's waking time Sorry but did you even read the visual novel? Or are you the speed reader type? Because it was explained: He shifts to the Alpha attractor field because SERN got their hands on Amadeus and with that the information about the time travel theory, the call Amadeus made to Okabe in its last moments allowed this. The hacking done the day before was only the first step. The reason why Okabe comes back to Beta after his reunion with Kurisu is because she sent a D-Mail to forcefully stop the development of Amadeus, which means that SERN couldn't hack it because the project had been stopped and there was nothing to hack in the first place so they didn't get the lead in the armament race for time machines. I won't bother explaining the rest because you clearly need to re-read the visual novel, there is never a moment when the rules of world lines are broken, it can all be explained if you pay attention. The only Steins;Gate related story that kinda breaks the rules is the movie, but nobody really knows if it's canon or not so eh. Can you give me the youtube - walkthrough link that it has explained? And If you're right, why did the WL change just because SERN have Amadeus. What a joke? Can they force her to reveal her theory? Did you forget that Amadeus's not just data? Isn't she a artificial intelligence? If they had time-travel theory, what they has changed? Why did Kurisu know that Okabe can go back to beta WL if she stops the Amadeus project? Can you explain everything I present above? I'm not going to spoon-feed you and look up a walkthrough video for hours on end to find the specific part where it's explained just to prove you this, read the visual novel again. SERN first hacked Amadeus the day before the world line switch. Like sanlei said, the call Amadeus made with Okabe was the final nail in the coffin that allowed them to put two and two together because EVERYTHING is monitored with Amadeus and Okabe explicitly calls Amadeus "Kurisu". This triggers SERN into getting the time travel theory (probably stole it), which means they get the lead on the time machine race, which leads right into the Alpha attractor field, which explains the world line change. Kurisu knew right away because she was debating whether to send her D-Mail for about a month and knew she would cease to exist if she sent it. The fact that Okabe breaks down crying when he sees her makes its evident to her that he came from the Beta attractor field, she says this in the VN. As to why she specifically wants to halt development of the Amadeus project using the D-Mail, that's because she knew an AI holding her memories (which are the key to the time travel theory) would eventually be sought after by shady organisations and hacked. How do you stop this? Halt the Amadeus project. Aquamirror said: I think you guys should move to profile comments or something, debating spoilers for future episodes in this thread is a bad idea. I'll stop here, I guess. |
burnout6010May 26, 2018 8:29 AM
May 26, 2018 8:29 AM
#208
BhoppingZ said: sanlei said: zombieiscoming said: Aquamirror said: zombieiscoming said: Convenient plot devices have finally begun. You will see more and more in the future. I was so hyped when i reached this spot for the VN, but it had betrayed me after that uh what are you talking about, there's nothing here I'd call a "convenient plot device" It's truly a convenient plot device for me. The world line has changed but how and why they can't explain. How the hell could Okabe back to alpha world line with Amadeus's status. How could he back to another beta with an unclear dmail. The world line shifted after deleting Kurisu's memory???? They didn't tell us clearly right? Isn't there a problem with the time skip that Okabe lost his half a month memory? Lukako's death is a plot device too, he could live in the world war but get killed right after Okabe's waking time Arent there other topics for such stuff to not bother anime viewers with bad spoilers? Dont even think to read this unless you finished 0. 0 is about the information war on timetravel technology. Therefore the first who gets hold on said technology wins. Be it whichever organization leading to timetravel therefore changing the worldline in its favor. In this case its SERN thanks to getting hold onto Amadeus, therefore managing to find a connection between Kurisu's timetravel thesis and Okabe with the call being the final nail. This results in their world dominance, which is the alpha worldline as World War 3 of beta cant happen with SERN being the sole winner. ALL HAIL SERN. The dmail results in Amadeus being public knowledge and getting shut down thanks to it being morally questionable at best, which destroys the original way SERN got its information. Without Amadeus project STRATFOR still controls Kurisu's memory data and therefore decides to do something else with it (you know what). The deletion results in not abusing the information by STRATFOR and therefore breaks the convergence to this worldline leading to its favor for WW3. And so on. Dunno about the third one being a convenient plot device. I mean deaths do happen in world war 3. The time might be convenient, but same can be said for other stuff in original too, when it comes to deaths. They can't change the WL just because they have Amadeus, you know. In original series, you can change the past to change present and future but in this case, what they has changed in the past? Don't tell me that I can change the WL (past, present, future) only with having a data Aquamirror said: I think you guys should move to profile comments or something, debating spoilers for future episodes in this thread is a bad idea. Sorry! Feel free to comment on my profile Well its only the most important data in the S;G universe determining its future, which is why Okabe cares about a metal upa in the original.¯_(ツ)_/¯ |
May 26, 2018 8:34 AM
#209
burnout6010 said: BhoppingZ said: burnout6010 said: BhoppingZ said: It's truly a convenient plot device for me. The world line has changed but how and why they can't explain. How the hell could Okabe back to alpha world line with Amadeus's status. How could he back to another beta with an unclear dmail. The world line shifted after deleting Kurisu's memory???? They didn't tell us clearly right? Isn't there a problem with the time skip that Okabe lost his half a month memory? Lukako's death is a plot device too, he could live in the world war but get killed right after Okabe's waking time Sorry but did you even read the visual novel? Or are you the speed reader type? Because it was explained: He shifts to the Alpha attractor field because SERN got their hands on Amadeus and with that the information about the time travel theory, the call Amadeus made to Okabe in its last moments allowed this. The hacking done the day before was only the first step. The reason why Okabe comes back to Beta after his reunion with Kurisu is because she sent a D-Mail to forcefully stop the development of Amadeus, which means that SERN couldn't hack it because the project had been stopped and there was nothing to hack in the first place so they didn't get the lead in the armament race for time machines. I won't bother explaining the rest because you clearly need to re-read the visual novel, there is never a moment when the rules of world lines are broken, it can all be explained if you pay attention. The only Steins;Gate related story that kinda breaks the rules is the movie, but nobody really knows if it's canon or not so eh. Can you give me the youtube - walkthrough link that it has explained? And If you're right, why did the WL change just because SERN have Amadeus. What a joke? Can they force her to reveal her theory? Did you forget that Amadeus's not just data? Isn't she a artificial intelligence? If they had time-travel theory, what they has changed? Why did Kurisu know that Okabe can go back to beta WL if she stops the Amadeus project? Can you explain everything I present above? I'm not going to spoon-feed you and look up a walkthrough video for hours on end to find the specific part where it's explained just to prove you this, read the visual novel again. SERN first hacked Amadeus the day before the world line switch. Like sanlei said, the call Amadeus made with Okabe was the final nail in the coffin that allowed them to put two and two together because EVERYTHING is monitored with Amadeus and Okabe explicitly calls Amadeus "Kurisu". This triggers SERN into getting the time travel theory (probably stole it), which means they get the lead on the time machine race, which leads right into the Alpha attractor field, which explains the world line change. Kurisu knew right away because she was debating whether to send her D-Mail for about a month and knew she would cease to exist if she sent it. The fact that Okabe breaks down crying when he sees her makes its evident to her that he came from the Beta world line, she says this in the VN. As to why she specifically wants to halt development of the Amadeus project using the D-Mail, that's because she knew an AI holding her memories (which are the key to the time travel theory) would eventually be sought after by shady organisations and hacked. How do you stop this? Halt the Amadeus project. Aquamirror said: I think you guys should move to profile comments or something, debating spoilers for future episodes in this thread is a bad idea. I'll stop here, I guess. Stop guessing and maybe lying. I've read Kurisu route and I know how it is. (probably stole it), which means they get the lead on the time machine race, which leads right into Alpha, which explains the world line change. It doesn't make sense, you knowLeave comment on my profile if you want to continue |
May 26, 2018 8:59 AM
#210
BhoppingZ said: Stop guessing and maybe lying. I've read Kurisu route and I know how it is. (probably stole it), which means they get the lead on the time machine race, which leads right into Alpha, which explains the world line change. It doesn't make sense, you knowLeave comment on my profile if you want to continue I don't know how you can think I'm lying when people have figured out that this is how it works for quite a while. It does make sense. Okabe leads them to Kurisu because he literally says "Kurisu!" right on the spot as Amadeus calls him and since it was being monitored by SERN at the time because it was hacked the day before, SERN puts two and two together, send a D-Mail to themselves leading them to her, they get their hands on the time travel theory, which means they get the lead on the time machine race (which Steins;Gate 0 is all about mind you), putting everyone back into the Alpha attractor field right on the spot because the existence of Alpha is determined by SERN's hold on time travel technology. I won't continue this discussion because this is what everybody will tell you anyway, if you refuse it and pretend everyone is lying then that's your problem. |
May 26, 2018 9:13 AM
#211
| It started off with high stakes at it had to deliver from last week's cliffhanger, and so it did. Mr Braun helping fend the group off with John Titor was something really cool and unexpected, they are leaving us the mystery of who was the woman with the helmet (Probably Moeka). The next sequences and dialogues were dull and boring, this episode was boring. But then, a theory about the number that the group said is tested, and they find out or at least get close to what the group wants, and that's were the episode finally got on track. I'm looking forward for the next episode, this was boring and forgettable for the most part 2/5 |
May 26, 2018 9:35 AM
#212
AX3M said: Ankithadam said: Atavistic said: Not quite the direction I was expecting after shit went down end of last episode, but if anything this outcome has probably proven more interesting than what I expected to happen. First off, we can logically deduce that the group targeting Kagari/K-6205 are the group that Moeka mentioned were looking for her before, even if we have nothing else to go on for who they are. The fact that they aren't SERN is an interesting point to start with, as they could well have been suspects given Kagari's links to time travel and the IBN 5100. As for who it could be, we really don't know for sure, but there's a few things that seem worth noting: Leskinen has acted suspiciously before (that disappearance in the university hallway, anyone?) and that glance from Reyes at the shrine was also suspicious. Based on that, I initially thought that Reyes was the woman in the helmet, but maybe it isn't as simple as that, given the conspicuous injury on Yuki's hand which the helmeted woman likely got from Braun's grab (as seen above). However, even that isn't clear cut as the image clearly shows Braun grab the right wrist, but it's Yuki's left wrist which is injured. Either way, it currently seems likely that the helmeted woman is either Reyes or Yuki, it's just hard to tell which one with all the possible red herrings and bluffs the show is using. Other than that, the main detail of note was that news broadcast mentioning another earthquake in Russia and, while I would have considered this important anyway given the focus on it (they surely wouldn't just highlight it for no reason), the fact that this came moments before Reading Steiner would seem to suggest that time travel is involved. But that in itself raises several questions: who is time travelling here? Is it the group after Kagari, SERN or some other group? Surely not SERN, as the LHC is in Switzerland, but the mention of earthquakes would imply that something similar to the LHC is being used for the time travel. Other than that, why are they time travelling, and how has that led to Kurisu being alive still and Amadeus no longer existing? What world line are we on now (notice that unlike in the original the Divergence Metre didn't stop and show us the number we moved to)? And, perhaps even more pertinently, is there someone else who has harnessed Reading Steiner out there, as this is the second time now that it has activated without Okabe doing anything at all? That's not even to mention the question of what else has changed, because Kurisu being alive is an absolutely monumental change at this stage. Brilliant episode, and I cannot wait to see the answers to all these questions and more as the show continues. Yeah it reminds me of Mirai Nikki. When Yuki goes into the room he isn't suppose to go and the future changes... Ankithadam said: Yeah your comment reminds me of spoilers.Atavistic said: Not quite the direction I was expecting after shit went down end of last episode, but if anything this outcome has probably proven more interesting than what I expected to happen. First off, we can logically deduce that the group targeting Kagari/K-6205 are the group that Moeka mentioned were looking for her before, even if we have nothing else to go on for who they are. The fact that they aren't SERN is an interesting point to start with, as they could well have been suspects given Kagari's links to time travel and the IBN 5100. As for who it could be, we really don't know for sure, but there's a few things that seem worth noting: Leskinen has acted suspiciously before (that disappearance in the university hallway, anyone?) and that glance from Reyes at the shrine was also suspicious. Based on that, I initially thought that Reyes was the woman in the helmet, but maybe it isn't as simple as that, given the conspicuous injury on Yuki's hand which the helmeted woman likely got from Braun's grab (as seen above). However, even that isn't clear cut as the image clearly shows Braun grab the right wrist, but it's Yuki's left wrist which is injured. Either way, it currently seems likely that the helmeted woman is either Reyes or Yuki, it's just hard to tell which one with all the possible red herrings and bluffs the show is using. Other than that, the main detail of note was that news broadcast mentioning another earthquake in Russia and, while I would have considered this important anyway given the focus on it (they surely wouldn't just highlight it for no reason), the fact that this came moments before Reading Steiner would seem to suggest that time travel is involved. But that in itself raises several questions: who is time travelling here? Is it the group after Kagari, SERN or some other group? Surely not SERN, as the LHC is in Switzerland, but the mention of earthquakes would imply that something similar to the LHC is being used for the time travel. Other than that, why are they time travelling, and how has that led to Kurisu being alive still and Amadeus no longer existing? What world line are we on now (notice that unlike in the original the Divergence Metre didn't stop and show us the number we moved to)? And, perhaps even more pertinently, is there someone else who has harnessed Reading Steiner out there, as this is the second time now that it has activated without Okabe doing anything at all? That's not even to mention the question of what else has changed, because Kurisu being alive is an absolutely monumental change at this stage. Brilliant episode, and I cannot wait to see the answers to all these questions and more as the show continues. Yeah it reminds me of Mirai Nikki. When Yuki goes into the room he isn't suppose to go and the future changes... Which part did I spoil??? You didn't watch Mirai Nikki??? If you didn't watch understand you wouldn't know what I meant and it wasn't even a spoiler.... |
May 26, 2018 9:43 AM
#213
| Wow, the world line really just changed. This is mental!! |
May 26, 2018 11:38 AM
#214
| Best, the anime more better than the VNs Next Eps in spoiler below, dont click omegalul Amadeus got hack by women who with the professor, but amadeus resist so amadeus call okabe to help her, After timeleap from betaworldline to alphaworldline, he met kurisu in alphaworldline, kurisu make time machine in there too and yeah mayuri is dead Kurisu told okabe to leave her in alpha world line and tell him to not worrying about her Okabe get back to betaworldline, and the attacker not attacking lab, and kagari know that mayuri is her mother Amadeus never exist Kurisu is really dead |
Ridrid93May 26, 2018 11:50 AM
May 26, 2018 3:14 PM
#215
xShinigami3125 said: apart from being a very muscular guy, he's not the casual store owner we think he is, of course being part of an organisation it's only normal to assume those muscles didn't come from sitting on a chair, and by the way he single handedly without hesitation took them down with a skilled techniques, there is more to him than the eye could see (apparently!).A bunch of guys with guns gets overwhelmed and flees from one unarmed dude wtf that was so ridiculous. |
May 26, 2018 3:23 PM
#216
Kirito_online said: xShinigami3125 said: apart from being a very muscular guy, he's not the casual store owner we think he is, of course being part of an organisation it's only normal to assume those muscles didn't come from sitting on a chair, and by the way he single handedly without hesitation took them down with a skilled techniques, there is more to him than the eye could see (apparently!).A bunch of guys with guns gets overwhelmed and flees from one unarmed dude wtf that was so ridiculous. It doesn't mature how muscular he is a gunshot still kills him. |
May 26, 2018 4:08 PM
#217
xShinigami3125 said: yet he knew how to handle them!Kirito_online said: xShinigami3125 said: A bunch of guys with guns gets overwhelmed and flees from one unarmed dude wtf that was so ridiculous. It doesn't mature how muscular he is a gunshot still kills him. |
May 26, 2018 4:09 PM
#218
Kirito_online said: xShinigami3125 said: yet he knew how to handle them!Kirito_online said: xShinigami3125 said: apart from being a very muscular guy, he's not the casual store owner we think he is, of course being part of an organisation it's only normal to assume those muscles didn't come from sitting on a chair, and by the way he single handedly without hesitation took them down with a skilled techniques, there is more to him than the eye could see (apparently!).A bunch of guys with guns gets overwhelmed and flees from one unarmed dude wtf that was so ridiculous. It doesn't mature how muscular he is a gunshot still kills him. Thats exacly what i think is ridiculous because realistically they could have killed him easily the fact that they didn't made this scene really stupid. |
May 26, 2018 5:10 PM
#219
xShinigami3125 said: no what i mean is he's probably trained for this sort of thing, silent takedowns that kind of thing, plus it's anime reactions usually tend to go a little slower than reality so don't go analyzing it any further, it's anime just enjoyKirito_online said: xShinigami3125 said: Kirito_online said: xShinigami3125 said: apart from being a very muscular guy, he's not the casual store owner we think he is, of course being part of an organisation it's only normal to assume those muscles didn't come from sitting on a chair, and by the way he single handedly without hesitation took them down with a skilled techniques, there is more to him than the eye could see (apparently!).A bunch of guys with guns gets overwhelmed and flees from one unarmed dude wtf that was so ridiculous. It doesn't mature how muscular he is a gunshot still kills him. Thats exacly what i think is ridiculous because realistically they could have killed him easily the fact that they didn't made this scene really stupid. |
May 26, 2018 6:23 PM
#220
| And to think I almost skipped the ending on this one.... Who the hell keeps changing the timeline?? But so happy to see kurisu again.. |
May 26, 2018 7:01 PM
#221
May 27, 2018 12:08 AM
#222
Kirito_online said: xShinigami3125 said: no what i mean is he's probably trained for this sort of thing, silent takedowns that kind of thing, plus it's anime reactions usually tend to go a little slower than reality so don't go analyzing it any further, it's anime just enjoyKirito_online said: xShinigami3125 said: yet he knew how to handle them!Kirito_online said: xShinigami3125 said: apart from being a very muscular guy, he's not the casual store owner we think he is, of course being part of an organisation it's only normal to assume those muscles didn't come from sitting on a chair, and by the way he single handedly without hesitation took them down with a skilled techniques, there is more to him than the eye could see (apparently!).A bunch of guys with guns gets overwhelmed and flees from one unarmed dude wtf that was so ridiculous. It doesn't mature how muscular he is a gunshot still kills him. Thats exacly what i think is ridiculous because realistically they could have killed him easily the fact that they didn't made this scene really stupid. Whatever i simply can't hate scenes like that seriously. |
May 27, 2018 1:36 AM
#223
xShinigami3125 said: Kirito_online said: xShinigami3125 said: Kirito_online said: xShinigami3125 said: yet he knew how to handle them!Kirito_online said: xShinigami3125 said: apart from being a very muscular guy, he's not the casual store owner we think he is, of course being part of an organisation it's only normal to assume those muscles didn't come from sitting on a chair, and by the way he single handedly without hesitation took them down with a skilled techniques, there is more to him than the eye could see (apparently!).A bunch of guys with guns gets overwhelmed and flees from one unarmed dude wtf that was so ridiculous. It doesn't mature how muscular he is a gunshot still kills him. Thats exacly what i think is ridiculous because realistically they could have killed him easily the fact that they didn't made this scene really stupid. Whatever i simply can't hate scenes like that seriously. The scene was better in the VN, it felt like Braun rushed over the place, smashing the guys with pure brute strenght. I think it would have been more realistic but harder to animate of course |
May 27, 2018 1:55 AM
#224
| Apart from the lackluster raid scene (which could have been done much better) there's something else I didn't like, it was when Kagari got kidnapped. When she got kidnapped she asked Mayuri for help, this was silly, I mean what the hell would our poor Mayuri do in that situation, beat them to a pulp? I understand the visual novel was probably like that but for fucks sake they should have left that part out. I'm still positive on this anime, I still have high expectations. I really hope it doesn't let me down. |
May 27, 2018 2:04 AM
#225
| Ohhh yeah!!! The time suddenly shifted!!! And who is on lab--- its kurisu... what is the reason why he is being transported to taht time and who hack or control that amadeus... ohh the story just got more and more interesting... im so excited for this one |
May 27, 2018 5:53 AM
#226
xZabuzax said: Apart from the lackluster raid scene (which could have been done much better) there's something else I didn't like, it was when Kagari got kidnapped. When she got kidnapped she asked Mayuri for help, this was silly, I mean what the hell would our poor Mayuri do in that situation, beat them to a pulp? I understand the visual novel was probably like that but for fucks sake they should have left that part out. I'm still positive on this anime, I still have high expectations. I really hope it doesn't let me down. Kagari has the mind of a child with little if any education as a war orphan. Its not weird for her to ask the only person she feels a connection to for help despite putting them in danger too. |
May 27, 2018 3:25 PM
#227
| At least Kurisu has normal rack. :DD |
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May 27, 2018 8:54 PM
#228
sanlei said: xZabuzax said: Apart from the lackluster raid scene (which could have been done much better) there's something else I didn't like, it was when Kagari got kidnapped. When she got kidnapped she asked Mayuri for help, this was silly, I mean what the hell would our poor Mayuri do in that situation, beat them to a pulp? I understand the visual novel was probably like that but for fucks sake they should have left that part out. I'm still positive on this anime, I still have high expectations. I really hope it doesn't let me down. Kagari has the mind of a child with little if any education as a war orphan. Its not weird for her to ask the only person she feels a connection to for help despite putting them in danger too. Yeah but that little bit was not needed, it didn't add much, it just made it silly. Let's compare that scene with the raid in episode 12 of Steins;Gate, when that raid happened you could feel the despair, everyone else was silent because that situation was dangerous. Imagine if Mayuri said "Okabe help me" or some crap like that, it would make that scene silly too, I'm glad it didn't happened. I'm nitpicking on this because Steins;Gate is my favorite anime and it pains me to see that raid scene to be lackluster compared to the original. Steins;Gate 0 deserved better than that, I still have high hopes for the upcoming episodes. |
xZabuzaxMay 27, 2018 8:58 PM
May 28, 2018 1:14 AM
#229
xZabuzax said: It may be just me, but the raid this time was not meant to be as intense as the previous one. It's more like a nod rather than a storyline parallel.sanlei said: xZabuzax said: Apart from the lackluster raid scene (which could have been done much better) there's something else I didn't like, it was when Kagari got kidnapped. When she got kidnapped she asked Mayuri for help, this was silly, I mean what the hell would our poor Mayuri do in that situation, beat them to a pulp? I understand the visual novel was probably like that but for fucks sake they should have left that part out. I'm still positive on this anime, I still have high expectations. I really hope it doesn't let me down. Kagari has the mind of a child with little if any education as a war orphan. Its not weird for her to ask the only person she feels a connection to for help despite putting them in danger too. Yeah but that little bit was not needed, it didn't add much, it just made it silly. Let's compare that scene with the raid in episode 12 of Steins;Gate, when that raid happened you could feel the despair, everyone else was silent because that situation was dangerous. Imagine if Mayuri said "Okabe help me" or some crap like that, it would make that scene silly too, I'm glad it didn't happened. I'm nitpicking on this because Steins;Gate is my favorite anime and it pains me to see that raid scene to be lackluster compared to the original. Steins;Gate 0 deserved better than that, I still have high hopes for the upcoming episodes. |
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May 28, 2018 1:40 AM
#230
AX3M said: xZabuzax said: It may be just me, but the raid this time was not meant to be as intense as the previous one. It's more like a nod rather than a storyline parallel.sanlei said: xZabuzax said: Apart from the lackluster raid scene (which could have been done much better) there's something else I didn't like, it was when Kagari got kidnapped. When she got kidnapped she asked Mayuri for help, this was silly, I mean what the hell would our poor Mayuri do in that situation, beat them to a pulp? I understand the visual novel was probably like that but for fucks sake they should have left that part out. I'm still positive on this anime, I still have high expectations. I really hope it doesn't let me down. Kagari has the mind of a child with little if any education as a war orphan. Its not weird for her to ask the only person she feels a connection to for help despite putting them in danger too. Yeah but that little bit was not needed, it didn't add much, it just made it silly. Let's compare that scene with the raid in episode 12 of Steins;Gate, when that raid happened you could feel the despair, everyone else was silent because that situation was dangerous. Imagine if Mayuri said "Okabe help me" or some crap like that, it would make that scene silly too, I'm glad it didn't happened. I'm nitpicking on this because Steins;Gate is my favorite anime and it pains me to see that raid scene to be lackluster compared to the original. Steins;Gate 0 deserved better than that, I still have high hopes for the upcoming episodes. Let's hope that's the case, I guess I'm just expecting too much out of this. At this moment I'm blaming the director and the production value on that raid because it didn't have that "oomph" feeling from the raid of episode 12 from Steins;Gate. |
Aug 14, 2018 10:26 AM
#231
Aug 22, 2018 5:16 PM
#232
| I really think this was one of better cliffhanger and overall better episode than others. But lot of things need to get explain sooner or later! |
Aug 23, 2018 1:06 PM
#233
| *Amadeus was hacked. *Someone want to kidnap Kagari. I knew it x2, Leskinen and Reyes are up to something. Also Yuki is suspicious. Okabe asks Mr.Braun for help. Time travels are back!! Kurisu is alive again. 4/5 |
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Sep 14, 2018 5:26 PM
#234
| That professor chick was definitely the one in the biker suit. |
"At some point, I stopped hoping." |
Oct 7, 2018 6:27 AM
#235
Oct 28, 2018 4:21 AM
#236
| OOOhhh boy!! This anime got so much more exciting. And .... what really impressed me was that Mozart reference. So it said K620. Ofcourse that was written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. But... When i actually google it; Wiki said "The Magic Flute (German: Die Zauberflöte) " Did you get it?? "The Magic Flute (German: Die Zauberflöte) ... by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart" It just meant "Die Amadeus" This little thing really impressed me. Sure enough Amadeus server was hacked!! No wonder this anime is walking the footsteps of its 1st part :D P.S. : Oh btw... am I the only one who noticed that Okabe said "SERN" and "Steinsgate" for the first time in this episode?? |
Nov 30, 2018 3:00 AM
#237
| Hohoho, what an interesting turn of events |
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Dec 25, 2018 3:12 PM
#238
| I see that Yuki got an injury on her hand, it would surely be a huge plot twist if that was from Suzuha kicking her hand! So Mr Braun had always been FB and affiliated with SERN with Moeka as his subordinate no matter the worldline. It's cool to hear him agreeing to cooperate with Okabe's plan. He was also the one who basically saved everyone held at gunpoint before. *Inhales* NANI!?!?!?!??!!?!?! K-Ku-KURISU ?!??!?!? Okabe just changed the world in just like that?! NANI THE FUCK!?!?!?!? |
Dec 25, 2018 4:52 PM
#239
ShadowZ_AnimeZ said: Okabe just changed the world in just like that?! NANI THE FUCK!?!?!?!? Not Okabe changed the worldline, it was someone else. |
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Dec 25, 2018 11:36 PM
#240
SheevPalpatine said: ShadowZ_AnimeZ said: Okabe just changed the world in just like that?! NANI THE FUCK!?!?!?!? Not Okabe changed the worldline, it was someone else. Of course, it wasn't him. But he did, in fact, got transported into another worldline. (probably Alpha worldline) |
Jan 28, 2019 5:16 AM
#241
| Mr. Braun be like, touch my little girl and you are diee! |
Mar 17, 2019 10:55 AM
#242
| I wonder if the lady with the bike helmet is the female professor that Maho is acquainted to. Damn Mr. Braun was a badass, I honestly thought he had something to do with it, doesn't seem like it. The attack on the lab is definitely linked to Amadeus disappearing. Braun does seem like a good guy apparently. Whelp that didn't take long, it was Yuki that was in the outfit with the bike helmet. (judging by the wound) - No idea why though :/ Pff ... that ending, Amadeus is clearly in trouble, wonder if that triggered the Reading Steiner. Also how the hell did he end up at the Alpha timeline again ... Good to see Kurisu again, missed her :/ |
May 3, 2019 6:23 AM
#243
Jun 20, 2019 12:55 AM
#244
| The landlord taking down those thugs was a pretty cool moment |
| I am not a weeb, I simply enjoy 2D girls |
Jul 3, 2019 7:42 AM
#245
| Well at least that helmet woman is smarter by putting up a helmet unlike Moeka. Or Moeka don't care about it. They're really trying to potray that Yuki is the culprit, judging by she didn't come with the trio after the raid, they're usually together. So the raiders call Kagari K6205 which somehow related to Amadeus. |
| He who smiles in a crisis has found someone to blame. |
Aug 12, 2019 7:12 AM
#246
| Great episode, shit's getting real! |
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Sep 11, 2019 1:23 AM
#247
Sep 14, 2019 10:46 PM
#248
| somehow Amadeus connected to the attack. and in the End shows Kurisu.. so amazing~ |
Sep 14, 2019 10:48 PM
#249
| somehow Amadeus connected to the attack. and in the End shows Kurisu.. so amazing~ |
Oct 28, 2019 11:36 PM
#250
| Why is yuki being set up as the motorcycle girl? Nonono. |
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