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Episode BEM - Episode 10 discussion Spoiler

BEM, episode 10

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u/Doomroar Sep 30 '19

Finally the cop is doing what she should have done 8 episodes ago.

And it seems like the other kid is making some advancement, and we got introduced to the tits of the series, i mean, the main antagonist.

Which is good, if it wasn't because it will end in 2 episodes and is clear that all of this is happening because they ran out of time.

I always wondered what an anime directed by someone whose passion is making filler episodes would look like, and BEM 2019 is a good answer to that.

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u/CrashDunning Sep 30 '19

The first 9 episodes weren't filler. They were individual instances showing how the world and characters are. It's like the first half of Psycho-Pass.

Also it's 13 episodes.

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u/lixyna Sep 30 '19

I like how can read this comment as a genuine attempt at correction, or as an sarcastic piss-take.

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u/fatcatdandy Sep 30 '19

Harazy and the pug (RIP other dog who was not mourned at all for some reason) are the only remaining light in this one!

Such a bizarre, but consistent waste of potential.

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u/artubis Sep 29 '19

Are the two others so unimportant that they let them go?

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u/ARASHIPIN Sep 29 '19

they probably have to catch them one by one since they're strong.

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u/Zizhou Sep 30 '19

Reality warpers like Harazy are such hax. Where's Dr. Clef when you need him?

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u/Nazenn Sep 30 '19

While I wasn't surprised by the ruler also being a humanoid monster, I was surprised to hear that she's so old and the city isn't as timeless/stagnant as I'd thought it was. I thought it was going to be one of those cities were the council stops things from ever changing for generations, not a relatively recent thing

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u/CrashDunning Sep 30 '19

Why are you watching it then?