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| Really thought Shin was getting abuse for the lab experiment but it was actually super wholesome. |
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| I can't help but have a feeling that the author is a huge fan of Dorohedoro's Shin. |
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| How interesting to learn about Shin's past. I also initially thought he was born with the ability to read minds. The battles in this anime are creative and I like that. Also, the intensity of many of them. Hardly any assassin above the standard level seems to have any human qualities here. It's incredible! Honestly, it's turning out to be more entertaining than I initially thought it would be. Good episode! |
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| Sakamoto being a teddy bear was adorable asf in Osaragi's pov yeaw! Good to know more abt Shin as a character. |
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| Worst..sniper...ever. |
| "The future is always blank. Only your willpower can leave footsteps there." "Ruling over death means ruling over life. Death is the climax of life. To have the best death, you must honor life." |
| Sakamoto's still friendly with his former coworkers from the order I hope this won't rule out a fight with them in the future |
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| All the problems stem from dimwits who failed natural sciences slapping the label "humanities scholar" on themselves. In natural sciences, it's usually obvious who's who. Many people think they know how to be a psychologist, designer, historian, etc. In reality... The Dunning-Kruger effect is in full swing. Example: In which discipline should a psychologist have a wide range of competencies? Correct: Medicine in general and the structure and physiology of the CNS, specifically, plus higher nervous activity. Why? Because a person suffering from chronic constipation may exhibit symptoms of clinical depression. However, this is not taught in a two-week course. Please don't call morons humanities scholars. |
| Glorious brilliant godlike autism. |
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