Episode 13 – Your Forma

Your exam preparation The ending is nearly the same way it keeps on the rest of the bad first season (and maybe even) the rest of the attractions: entertainment value is as much as wet farts. Now, no doubt, it has to do with my often repeated fanatical complaints about candid, unjust defense and stupid decisions to skip the first novel that fits the most important. The dark shadows of the result (for novel readers) and the frustration (for novel readers) are stuck throughout the series. The characters we should always have roots, but rather inspire apathetic or uninterested character, fascinating concepts being wasted. But, in terms of unwise story choices, this episode requires a cake, and I think it’s totally the fault of the anime production team.

In the past few episodes, we have been following Harold’s increasingly unscrupulous effort to find his “Big Brother” killer, sozon, an obvious victim of the “St. Petersburg Nightmare” serial killer. Despite being Amicus Android, we learn from his creator Lexie that he was not under control of other amicus behavior at the beginning of the season. Despite my incorrect recollection of the opposite a few weeks ago, Echika was also informed by Lexie, but she kept hiding from the fact that Harold was, and she knew her true nature. That’s why Echika is so alert to Harold’s pursuit of revealing the identity of Sozon’s killer.

So first, we have a nightmare imitator in the form of Abaev, who uses Sozon’s mother’s authorization to pick up Sozon’s digital memory clones. Although he dismembered a court, he was not the original killer. Then we have the forensic Shubin, who we think is the killer. It turns out that he is just the killer’s apprentice. Correct. OK So we shift the focus to Detective Scout Napolov, who is a real nightmare, honest. Besides…he wasn’t the one who killed Susan, but was killed by an unknown imitator who was still in a state of lenient state.

What?

The number of potential serial killers and imitators is now becoming ridiculous and I’m working to believe that the plot is planned in advance. I suspect it is only used as a way to expand a simple novel storyline into more volumes. However, as the climax of a thirteen-episode anime, this is perhaps one of the worst plot resolutions I’ve ever experienced. Harold is back on the first side, and I want to say that the chances of this story getting an animation continuation are close to zero. Strangely, the second half of this episode is probably building a story arc that we will never see.

At least Echika and Harold threatened to introduce unconscious Naples to the end of the chainsaw business, his tense standoff was quite compelling. They both end up being clear about Harold’s nature and his lack of programming “limiters”. Harold tears never before when he admits his sense of innocence and shame for protecting Susan. As echika shoots him, there are several cool directors thriving, slow bullets falling into the colorful energy spiral behind.

Sadly, after the initial drama, this almost completely went downhill. The interaction between Harold and the lady CEO Amega’s husband is another example of the show’s waste of its fascinating premise. Obviously, isn’t the courts going to interact with each other when humans don’t watch? I think this is an important information we should have known before. The behavior of husband Amicus reveals that his show has been changed by the creator of the Tosti project, but it is nothing more than a foreshadowing of the future. The question of whether husband Amicus can truly love his wife is hanging, and what we are sure now is that the more advanced Harold can feel the exact same emotions as humans.

Your exam preparation Ending with extremely unsatisfactory notes. While I understand that the director might want to reach the end of this particular plot (the conclusion of the novel Four), sacrificing the first novel to achieve this in the assigned plot count is definitely not the right choice. Furthermore, the confusing choice of streaming services (no one in the US knows about Samsung streaming services, and Youtube In British streaming, only 7 days per episode) greatly limits the number of potential viewers. However, this may be the best. From start to finish, this show is a disappointment for everyone and is best removed from the memory bank of those suffering.

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Your exam preparation Currently being broadcast on Samsung TV+streaming in the United States Youtubeand other services worldwide on Wednesday.

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