Eden of the East is kind of similar, but it’s a lot more lighthearted. Youthful disaffection leading to rebellion leading to…revolution? Lots of playing around with this general motif.
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Yes, 9 and 12 didn't go to high school themselves, but the series is undoubtedly trying to draw parallels between the institute and real life high schools. Antipathy towards the sins of the past and the shadows cast into the present. This riddle felt vastly more personal, as the hint involved a case in which a group of high school students were punished unfairly. A new generation’s rejection of (and by) society. Themes: The power of symbols, which ties directly back into the theme of terrorism.Also beware of horrible, horrible Engrish. Things pick back up towards the end, but a lot of time is wasted that could have been better spent on developing the characters and themes. Tags: owareeka, zankyou no terror, tji hisami, arata kokonoe, beyond the boundary, tokyo ghoul, noragami, iwatobi free swim club, owari no seraph, seraph of the end. Caveats: The second act is not quite as strong as the first, failing to capitalise on much of what made the opening episodes so interesting and introducing a rather cartoonish villain.
With the authorities unable to catch this criminal, the eccentric detective Keith Flick is roped in to call the shots on the investigation. He’s a vigilante who has his own hit-list to finish, and what makes him even more dangerous is the fact that he has superhuman abilities. If I had to sum up the show so far in one word, it would be “Intelligent”. A killer by the name Killer B is on the loose. The soundtrack is thoroughly modern and the show contains one or two pieces of animation that are going to go down as a new high watermark. It’s an intellectual thriller with a wealth of symbolism to be found with even a surface reading, from the legend of Oedipus to the use of light and dark to other, less obvious allusions. The characters are complex and the premise is very interesting. It provides a human face without trivialising the horror of what they’re actually doing.
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Why you should watch it: Zankyou no Terror does for the terrorist what Dexter did for the serial killer.While setting up terrorist attacks with an aim towards minimal casualties and maximum property damage, they run into the lonely Lisa Mishima, a schoolgirl desperate to find somewhere to belong.
Yes, 9 and 12 didnt go to high school themselves, but the series is undoubtedly trying to draw parallels between the institute and real life high schools.
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