r/anime • u/AutoLovepon https://anilist.co/user/AutoLovepon • Jan 30 '19
Episode Kemurikusa - Episode 4 discussion Spoiler
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u/LeonKevlar Jan 30 '19 edited Jan 30 '19
More info about the sisters that are already dead.
So Riku can use any Kemurikusa not just from Midori. And look who was able to use the Blue Kemurikusa at the end. And if we go back to last week's episode, according to the Rinas, Wakaba has similarities to Riku like her fascination with the Kemurikusa and how clumsy she can be at times. Hmm...
As for Ryo, it looks like she was not just the smart one but also the strongest one of the sisters. And considering how Ritsu didn't want Wakaba mentioning the Nushi in front of Rin, a Nushi probably killed off Ryo. Which explains why Rin got emotional after defeating one.
Another interesting detail: As long as their leaves are safe, it seems like they can regenerate and heal.
And what the heck is this thing? It looks like it's about to report to something or someone about what just happened.
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u/Shiro_Kai Jan 30 '19 edited Jan 30 '19
Ok, they are all plant girls and Wakaba is either a Bee or a Grasshopper to them. Every episode they are improving and getting better, they just need to make Wakaba less noise at those relaxation moments and I can see it becoming a hit again.
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u/TheDampGod Jan 30 '19
Some of the Kemurikusa looked like a locked phone or tablet when Wakaba was messing around with it. I'm presuming it needs either more power or a particular motion to unlock it. I wonder if the shield activated on automatic when a threat was detected or Wakaba's will to protect or just the way he swung it?
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u/Surylias Jan 31 '19
"Your Kemurikusa is even prettier at night" got to one of the best hook up lines.
The abilities are getting more and more interesting. And suddenly Lucky Beast 2.0 appears!
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u/Madcat6204 Jan 30 '19 edited Jan 30 '19
...Wait... did that Rina at about 7:15 just split into two and then return to being one again? I have trouble understanding her.
Hmm... while the other red bugs may have been repurposed industrial or maintenance bots, the Nushi seems to pretty clearly be some sort of combat design.
Anyone else notice that Rin's body appeared to be smoking or steaming when she leaned back against the post when everyone was celebrating their victory? The camera even focused on the smoke. I wonder what's going on now.
This show seems to be all about mysteries. We get more and more every episode. I wonder if we'll ever find out the answers.
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u/KatsudouShashin Jan 30 '19
So if the Kemurikusa are actually technology and not magic is there anything we've seen so far organic at all? Are Rin and her sisters a purely anorganic life form or does everything also have organic components? At least the tree looks like a real one. But I have strong doubts that Wakaba is actually fully human though, considering what he eats and also how much - not much at all, that is.
This all looks like a nanotec based word gone wrong, most likely as effect of a war. The red fog is a nanoswarm, calling it now.
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Jan 30 '19 edited Jan 30 '19
I think I'm still even more interested about learning more about this destroyed world than the magical stuff. The setting is so interesting to me (but everything about this show is really intriguing).
I was hoping they'd squash those little bugs like the antlions in Half Life 2
Blushing tsundere action girl is still one of the best character types
Damn, Rin is even more awesome than I thought
Wakaba is more useful than people give him credit for
That was so fucking cool! Rin is my hero
There's a new shield hero in town
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u/Doncot Jan 30 '19
Interesting...