flawed but R07's plot weaving is superhuman. his critique on christianity, that god would even have to sacrifice his son, is my realization of his theme of allowing outsider views to challenge our stuck cultures. takano's backstory stinks. au au au. oiishi=👑
7/10
Episode 21 - It's Something My Late Wife Used To Say
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Episode 21 - It's Something My Late Wife Used To Say
17:38.250
a black man with a physical disability leads an environmental terrorist cell trying to save the planet from mega-billionaires and you play as a cross dressing twink femdomed by two different women ending and the final boss against the gayest angel of all time
The central conflict being "all the bad guys are best friends who have no disagreements but don't want to upset each other" may sound boring, but that's only because it is. A corny screed about peaceful protests that rings flat in 2025. Au au au.
I'm all for stories of hope, and I'm really proud that Ryukishi turned these ideas into something bold with Umineko, but this a taxing read that is bloated by the author's fear of a single detail not being understood to a shimmer.
3/10
The central conflict being "all the bad guys are best friends who have no disagreements but don't want to upset each other" may sound boring, but that's only because it is. A corny screed about peaceful protests that rings flat in 2025. Au au au.
Setting aside "the Yakuza Who Don't Do Anything are cool and good" bit, the theme of carrying burdens and sins and the purpose of confession, forgiveness, and love is great. Incredible highs, but at this point I've lost interest in the broader story.
6/10