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(Seigi no Zai)
"Countryside of Justice"
With the Makishima vs. Kougami battle starting in earnest, it seems Production I.G. has decided to put a little more effort into their animation.
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(Kurogane no Harawata)
"Iron Heart"
"Make a contract with me and become a magical girl! a part of the Sybil System!"
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(Iou Furu Machi)
"The Town Where Sulphur Falls"
Do androids dream of electric sheep?
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(Amai Doku)
"Sweet Poison"
Extreme suffering and a penchant for violence is a staple in any Urobutcherbuchi Gen show, but their presence in PSYCHO-PASS strikes a different chord than their use in Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica or Fate/Zero.
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(Gizou Tsuuka Insatsu Jiken/Inaba Hiroshi Yuukai Jiken)
"The Counterfeit Currency Incident/The Inaba Hiroshi Kidnapping Incident"
Can it be? Is Cuticle Tantei Inaba signalling the advent of something (un)holy that will shake the very foundations of the anime world?
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killer
Many viewers will be able to pat themselves in the back after this episode.
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Maybe it's the season, or the unusual plethora of romance anime I'm watching this season (or the constant repetition of "The Last" by WongFu Productions), but I finally decided that this post would be all about the who, what, when, where, and whys of my anime history, represented by different anime that defined a particular point in time.
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knell/ kaleidoscope
K might be entertaining and rife with some rich character interactions, but it doesn't make the show any easier to write about.
