#GRISAIA NO KAJITSU SPECIAL ZIP#

The climax of Angelic Howl felt stronger than what we got this week, and somewhat overshadows the conflict this episode. Perhaps Grisaia no Kajitsu would have been better served ending last week. I didnвЂ™t need my anime to end with that.Д®D4: гЂЊе‰µдё–гЃ®г‚їгѓЉг‚№гѓ€гЂЌ ( SЕЌsei no Tanasuto) by йЈ›и (Faylan)

#GRISAIA NO KAJITSU SPECIAL ZIP#

IвЂ™m glad Sakashita at least had the good graces to zip up while he was writhing in pain. NobodyвЂ™s going to tell her father that his schoolвЂ™s under siege again, are they? Poor sap.ДЄlso written into this episode: Urinetown (and more besides), but without the social commentary. This stuff is fairly obligatory, so rewrite away, even if itвЂ™s just to have Michiru melt down or Sakaki get indignant about her daddy issues. Since this is not just the last episode of the Amane route, but Grisaia no Kajitsu as a whole, they needed to let all the girls shine one last time. If IвЂ™m going to comment on changes, I guess I should also note that the entire hostage scenario is new to the anime. And unlike MakinaвЂ™s mother, Yuuji doesnвЂ™t even kill Sakashita. Well, okayвЂ¦ but IвЂ™m not going to feel very good about it. вЂHate this character!вЂ™ Grisaia roars, вЂhate him!вЂ™. ItвЂ™s like theyвЂ™re trying to manipulate us. When an anime tries so hard to make a character despicable it always makes me wary. Instead, he is more or less a strawman villain. No longer is Sakashita Keiji just a delusional father driven mad by the death of his daughter and the collapse of his life. It makes me wonder why they went to the effort to make him even less sympathetic. He was still an altogether wretched human being, but not condemned straight to hell like he is in the anime. Speaking of Sakashita being a creep, I should mention that in the original visual novel, he was not an attempted rapist. IвЂ™m glad that it worked, because I like our heroines much more than I like the creepy Sakashita, but I would have preferred it to have worked because of meticulous planning, not, вЂthank goodness Michiru has a hard head and no coordinationвЂ™. If I were to list everything that could possibly have easily gone wrong IвЂ™d be here all day, so letвЂ™s just say that at times it really did strain. The actual plan to rescue the girls (which surrendering Amane played no part in other than delivering water) also relied on everything working out exactly and coincidentally. Hell, why would you give a hostage-taker more hostages? There must be a rule against that in a handbook somewhere. DonвЂ™t allow the madman with a vendetta to feed his vendetta, folks. What if he did just shoot her? What if he roughed her up more than he already did? Hell, what if the sexual assault angle went just a bit further? ThereвЂ™s so many unpleasant possibilities. Sakashita was obviously unhinged to some degree handing Amane over to him was markedly unwise. Frankly speaking, the rescue plan in this weekвЂ™s Grisaia no Kajitsu was incredibly flawed. But entertainment can still be well researched, or well thought out, or at the very least well presented to the extent that it doesnвЂ™t invite viewers to look for plot holes. Yes, I know itвЂ™s just anime, itвЂ™s just entertainment. In comparison, I found the treatment in this episode ratherвЂ¦ frivolous. Hostage situations are always very volatile, and the Germans have always been very good at taking things seriously. Their philosophy is that no one should have to die in one of these encounters, and they take it very seriously. To that end, they reinvented the standard practice and trained response teams that still carry a reputation as some of the best in the field, in the world. IвЂ™ll still give my final impressions on the series, but please allow me to go on a bit of a tangent for a spell.ДЄfter the 1972 hostage crisis at the Munich Olympics, in which, after a disastrous rescue attempt, all hostages were killed, the German police decided they had to revamp their response protocols. I hope you will understand if I say that this episode of Grisaia no Kajitsu was a sensitive one for me, in various ways. Recently in Australia, a madman with a shotgun held a bunch of civilians hostage in a cafe in the heart of the Sydney.

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