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* The ED, done in live-action, is very creepy. [[Deal |
* The ED, done in live-action, is very creepy. [[Deal with the Devil|What the hell is that unholy thing inside the trunk?!]] The way things are going, this series may need its own page by the time it's done. Is [[Gainax]] going [[Darker and Edgier]] [[Neon Genesis Evangelion/Nightmare Fuel|aga]][[Rebuild of Evangelion/Nightmare Fuel|in?]] |
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** In episode 2, there's a seemingly innocent and unfortunate young woman who {{spoiler|had such a deep fear of abandonment and such a harsh upbringing that she ended up [[Yandere|killing people to make them "stay" with her]]}}. |
** In episode 2, there's a seemingly innocent and unfortunate young woman who {{spoiler|had such a deep fear of abandonment and such a harsh upbringing that she ended up [[Yandere|killing people to make them "stay" with her]]}}. |
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** Episode [[Four Is Death|4]] sets the bar pretty high. |
** Episode [[Four Is Death|4]] sets the bar pretty high. |
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*** To elaborate, {{spoiler|an obsessive [[Fan Girl]] forces her favorite author to rewrite the third book of his trilogy to her liking, and "educates" him by alternately killing him and his lover, using a special Phantom Book so that [[Equivalent Exchange|each one's death]] [[Death Is Cheap|brings the other back to life]]. She ultimately gets [[Karmic Death|dragged down to the underworld herself]].}} |
*** To elaborate, {{spoiler|an obsessive [[Fan Girl]] forces her favorite author to rewrite the third book of his trilogy to her liking, and "educates" him by alternately killing him and his lover, using a special Phantom Book so that [[Equivalent Exchange|each one's death]] [[Death Is Cheap|brings the other back to life]]. She ultimately gets [[Karmic Death|dragged down to the underworld herself]].}} |
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** Episode 5 features {{spoiler|a true magician who can perform magic without a Phantom Book, who kills people by turning their blood to mercury, not to mention his "daughters", including one [[Our Homunculi Are Different|homunculus]]. And everything he does is [[For Science!]]. Granted, his victims got better, but it was still damn creepy.}} |
** Episode 5 features {{spoiler|a true magician who can perform magic without a Phantom Book, who kills people by turning their blood to mercury, not to mention his "daughters", including one [[Our Homunculi Are Different|homunculus]]. And everything he does is [[For Science!]]. Granted, his victims got better, but it was still damn creepy.}} |
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** Episode 6 explores a village where {{spoiler|80% of the inhabitants are [[Replacement Goldfish]] puppets who will panic when something unfamiliar appears and try to kill whatever caused their stress. At their creator's command, they go after the [[Hero of Another Story]], and get [[Kill It |
** Episode 6 explores a village where {{spoiler|80% of the inhabitants are [[Replacement Goldfish]] puppets who will panic when something unfamiliar appears and try to kill whatever caused their stress. At their creator's command, they go after the [[Hero of Another Story]], and get [[Kill It with Fire|burned down to nothing]].}} |
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** Episode 7 continues this trend, focusing on {{spoiler|[[Fantastic Drug]] users who go to extreme lengths to satisfy their addiction, repeatedly stabbing the creator of said drug (perfume). They also [[Feel No Pain]], until they're hit with another perfume, which ''amplifies'' their sense of touch to an excruciating degree. Yet another perfume is able to actually [[Driven to Suicide|drive people to commit suicide]]!}} |
** Episode 7 continues this trend, focusing on {{spoiler|[[Fantastic Drug]] users who go to extreme lengths to satisfy their addiction, repeatedly stabbing the creator of said drug (perfume). They also [[Feel No Pain]], until they're hit with another perfume, which ''amplifies'' their sense of touch to an excruciating degree. Yet another perfume is able to actually [[Driven to Suicide|drive people to commit suicide]]!}} |
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Latest revision as of 16:48, 23 August 2020
- The ED, done in live-action, is very creepy. What the hell is that unholy thing inside the trunk?! The way things are going, this series may need its own page by the time it's done. Is Gainax going Darker and Edgier again?
- In episode 2, there's a seemingly innocent and unfortunate young woman who had such a deep fear of abandonment and such a harsh upbringing that she ended up killing people to make them "stay" with her.
- Episode 4 sets the bar pretty high.
- To elaborate, an obsessive Fan Girl forces her favorite author to rewrite the third book of his trilogy to her liking, and "educates" him by alternately killing him and his lover, using a special Phantom Book so that each one's death brings the other back to life. She ultimately gets dragged down to the underworld herself.
- Episode 5 features a true magician who can perform magic without a Phantom Book, who kills people by turning their blood to mercury, not to mention his "daughters", including one homunculus. And everything he does is For Science!. Granted, his victims got better, but it was still damn creepy.
- Episode 6 explores a village where 80% of the inhabitants are Replacement Goldfish puppets who will panic when something unfamiliar appears and try to kill whatever caused their stress. At their creator's command, they go after the Hero of Another Story, and get burned down to nothing.
- Episode 7 continues this trend, focusing on Fantastic Drug users who go to extreme lengths to satisfy their addiction, repeatedly stabbing the creator of said drug (perfume). They also Feel No Pain, until they're hit with another perfume, which amplifies their sense of touch to an excruciating degree. Yet another perfume is able to actually drive people to commit suicide!
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