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I liked this episode alot, looks like the denizens of hell are not appreciative. Also, I appreciate the event horizon homage.
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I figured that legal coils are monitored for location and power output and structural integrity, but I don't think they can inherently scan the environment around them. You need physical cameras for that. Still, I'm pretty sure the higher ups at NTE know Mira is a robot, she's pretty lovely at pretending she is not one. It's just that they value Kyouma and his skills and companions higher to stave off the oncoming apocalypse. Yeah, I don't think NTE are the actual bad guys here. At least not yet. Corporate entities are maladapted for nightmarish fractal hellscapes.
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Dimension Walrus: A realm containing every potential bad post
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Feb 10, 2016 02:29
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I thought the bit about the writer being a ruthless murderous rear end in a top hat was well presented, it's everything past that where it fell apart. Dimension W: show's okay
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Feb 10, 2016 11:11
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I thought this ep was straight up great, it's a cool setting, which really gives context into the characters and the world and the political lines. NTE successfully subsumed enough governments into its bulk to form a world government, and so the only war that could occur could be a civil one. A transformative and a conservative faction arose, and the former was destroyed by the latter. Somehow, I suspect that Salva's sympathies lie with the former.
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Feb 22, 2016 12:33
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The overall conspiracy thriller plot of this show was better than that of DtB, but DtB was much better at characterisation.
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Mar 10, 2016 00:36
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It was okay. Kyoma finally became a decent character. Salva turned out to be pretty rad, though he's always had presence. Rip coolest guy.
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Lumberjack Bonanza posted:It's ok
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