Umineko no Naku Koro ni Episode 18
Published by pmflood1 on October 29, 2009
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4th yay awesome ep n hot cute chicks yay
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For the love of God, would these idiots with the freaking numbers go away >_>
Any, wow I really thought this was end, while I knew it wasn’t. It was pretty convincing, but man what a twist!
I can’t help but think how messed up the plot is. Not messed up as in it’s all sadistic like (it is kind of), but how the plot is not making much sense. This anime is adapted from a game, but should still make sense to people who haven’t played that game.
I liked the previous anime, “Higurashi no naku Koro ni” a lot better than this one because… well… in this one, they’re trying to point out each others contradictions by yelling out potential theories that can easily be disputable as true or false. The only “solid” thing in these arguments is the use of red, which can only be used by witches and red will always speak the truth.
Everything else in the arguments are too effy to be effective. Just because there is no contradiction to a theory that Battler usually makes, it simply makes it a possibility and not an impossibility. If Battler was in court, he’d need proof or evidence to back up a theory. Just because a theory is possible, it doesn’t make it the truth.
yay finaly Ange is brought in the game xD getting better and better
Finally the LAST chapter, the girl who burst in is going to die. in the game only can hear the voice, i wonder how she die in the anime. This is gonna be fun. There will be a SECOND SEASON(next year most likly cos the game havent finished yet) and it will be a answer arc of what happen of all the murder.
“Just because a theory is possible, it doesn’t make it the truth.” Nope.
But Battlers counterarguments doesn’t have to be proof. Beatrice tries to set up a crime scene, where there can be no doubt that magic was used.
Battler counters this by coming up with an alternate possibility. By this posibility existing, the scene is no longer proof of magic’s existence, so the game moves on.
Shit, i knew they were tricking him, it was too good to be true. At least he had the sense to read the contract unlike other ppl.