I was just waiting for the limbs to go flying. Continue reading PSYCHO PASS 21 — The Butcher’s Back →

I can mostly agree with Akane and Makishima here. Whether an action is labeled as good or evil isn’t as important as the consequences of said action.  Continue reading PSYCHO PASS 20 — Beyond Good and Evil →

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 →

This week of PSYCHO PASS presents three options for dealing with Makishima, represented by three key characters:

1. The Sibyl System. The chief believes Makishima should be captured alive and incorporated into the system.
   
2. Vigilante Justice. Kougami believes Makishima should be killed for what he has done, outside of the Sibyl System.
3. Partial Rule of Law. Akane believes Makishima should be captured and put to trial, but only because the Sibyl System doesn’t work on him. Continue reading PSYCHO PASS 18 — Law →

So you guys called it last week. Sibyl is a collection of brains. Continue reading PSYCHO PASS 17 — Brains →