Episode 12 – Your Forma

Just when I thought Echika Hieda was useless again, she was kidnapped. again. Once was unfortunate. Two times it became more stupid. Three times are ridiculous. But four times should you die? The stupidity of this narrative is speechless. After Harold arrived on the scene and Echika etched a confusing clue in his own blood, Bigga assisted with some incredible logical leaps involving Montmartre art history everywhere to infer that Echika was kidnapped by Forensics Guy Shubin. World Health Organization? Should we know him? As far as I can tell, he never mentioned his name in this anime adaptation, but maybe any scenes I’ve appeared before were glazed. This will not be unprecedented.

Shelf cut into echika floor, an isolation unit attached to her Your exam preparation Ports, prevent location services and Internet connections. Incredibly, Susan’s brother Nicolai is still alive, equally bound. We were wandering in the suspects of Mac, threatening the two captives with a round saw…but without any actual saw, I wouldn’t lie, which was a disappointment. The only decent plot Your exam preparation So far there are graphic dismemberments, so I’ve been thinking about more things, which may just be the result of the show need to make things a little excited.

Serial Killer Role Player Shubin murmured, “You’re a great detective.” Now we know he’s crazy because Echika hasn’t proven an example of a good detective job since the show started. His words immediately thought of the meme image “Pressing X is questionable” and I don’t want to see the director’s intention. I’m not sure Shubin said this in his synthetic Bigga voice, but I guess it makes him more of a weirdo.

Shubin absconds while Harold wears all white knight styles, and Harold’s hot hunts, abandons echika. again. Despite my comments to the contrary of last week, Echika does seem to know that Harold may not be bound by the law of respect, so her expression of concern. She knew that he had the power to carry out the Old Testament-style divine retribution. Additionally, Bigga Bigga Hand Echika, who lost the gun earlier, was found at the scene of her kidnapping. Now, I don’t know if I’m thinking about things somehow, but how can non-police officers (just consultants) allow police guns to be carried? The logic of the show is a disaster. Anyway, this doesn’t matter, as Echika is disarmed and kidnapped again soon after. sigh.

once, Your exam preparationThe soundtrack tries to inject some urgency into the lawsuit when Harold chases Shubin and causes his car to crash. After taking the prey from the wreckage, he faced him with a completely stable and rational robotic conversation: “You killed Susan, didn’t you? You destroyed our happiness! I finally found you!” It was not until Harold failed to contact Napolov and echika that he realized that Shubin was not his real prey and he had to rescue his useless companion. again. Echika is the poster child that AI will eventually usurp and replace humans on Earth. We are all doomed to fail. Harold hasn’t lost her rag with her, and it’s a miracle. Perhaps once the inevitable robot uprising slaughtered everyone else, he intends to keep her as a cage pet or something.

so Real The nightmare of the St. Petersburg killer turned out to be the wealthy Napolov. I thought the show failed to introduce the suspect again, but then I remembered that he appeared in Harold’s big flashback episode, when he was just as mean. OK, Your exam preparation. You made some foreshadowing on this instance. well done. Does Shubin seem to be just an apprentice or something? Do serial killers usually have apprentices?

In a repetition of the same scenes earlier in this episode, Napolov wielded threatening power tools while explaining his evil plans to Echika, giving Harold plenty of time to suddenly break in and threaten him with a gun. To give Naples some compliments, he didn’t want Harold to shoot him, and then he did twice. Then, if Echika threatens to shoot Harold, if he doesn’t stop him from the violent brutality that is completely understandable.

I’m still not entirely sure Naples’ motivation is here. Did he murder Suzon trying to break Harold’s programming, and now he aims at his beloved partner to ensure his success? If so, why does he seem to succeed, and why does he seem to be surprised? I was about to give up expecting this show to provide a coherent story. At least this episode is quite nervous, with most of the plot lubrication enough with some rare moves that its contents are easier to swallow. Thankfully, there is only one episode Your exam preparation Left, the director and producers think it’s important enough to make them sacrifice the beginning of the entire story. Somehow, given the evidence of their poor decision-making in the past, I don’t want their choice to be proven.

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