I don’t want him to cross the line from latent criminal to murderer.
This seems a rather innocuous statement. But in the world of Psycho Pass, it’s a revolutionary observation. Being labelled a latent criminal is different from being a murderer. Yet the world of Psycho Pass refuses to differentiate between the two. The system treats latent criminals as criminals, who need to be punished regardless of whether they have yet committed a crime. Continue reading PSYCHO PASS 19 — Walking the Line
In the future, the world’s turned into a desert, and… something about clones and sand submarine pirates. Continue reading Ozma Review — B-
Wow, Akiho’s sister is such a jerk. I guess she has some master plan to infiltrate the company and save the world or something, but still, that shouldn’t mean she has to be such a little twat to her sister. Continue reading Robotics; Notes 18 — My Sister Can’t Be This Mean
Aside from their violence and abduction of infants (a pretty big aside) I have to sympathize with the Queerats. The humans have been effectively using them as slaves. Now the tables are turned, with their infants born into slave labor, and they don’t like it.
When they meet the older Queerat underground, Satoru’s words betray some huge chutzpah. Satoru argues that Squealer doesn’t care about whether some of his soldiers die. Remember just a few episodes ago when Saki was daydreaming while she watched the Queerat armies slaughter each other? Yeah, they’re going to be convinced now that the humans give a crap whether they live or die.
Finally we know what this “Civilization Blaster” subtitle is about. Apparently the Trees of Genesis and the Trees of Exodus are tools built by aliens to keep the Earthlings in check. Maybe. Well, ok, sure, cool. Whatever, let’s get back to Hakaze glomping Yoshino. Continue reading Zetsuen no Tempest 19 — The Civilization Blaster