I know this is kinda random, but could u react to the two trailers of Lotm (Lord of the Mysteries) You probably haven't heard of it, but to quickly sum it up : It is a Chinese Web novel getting a donghua (Chinese anime) adaptation with quality (in my opinion) surpassing some things studio ufotable has done (if the trailers are any kind of indication of how well it's gonna be animated) such as demon slayer and fate etc. Nott only in pure animation but also story and plot (which I can say after having fully binged it) if you watch these two trailers you're gonna see what I mean in context to the great animation, and you could maybe - if voted - watch it after monster etc., when it releases next summer. And also to possibly convince you to give the trailers (and a Chinese anime) a chance I can say that it is confirmed through reliably sources, that it will have 5 SEASONS - Yes you heard me right 5 SEASONS - (IT'S THE WHOLE LOTM STORY- 1400 chaps, which were announced before the first ep even officially dropped (As an indication to how amazing it is). The first ep was also shown to a select few people in China to review it etc, and they all gave it great reviews, for example how the anime follows the novel nearly word for word (which is very often just not the case sadly). It is also the most known novel in China with a VERY BIG Fan base (that just isn't as high in western countries) winning awards and even having live events which speaks for itself. PS: I will probably paste it under every new monster episode while enjoying the rewatch of one of my all-time favorites. If you see this, I don't want to pressure you into anything, but you can probably guess that for someone like me to write all this that I have the needed conviction that it will be great (at the very least, because LOTM is my all-time fav piece of fiction) PS(2): Short summary from the wiki because I can't properly articulate myself on such things : “In the waves of steam and machinery, who could achieve extraordinary? In the fogs of history and darkness, who was whispering? I woke up from the realm of mysteries and opened my eyes to the world. Firearms, cannons, battleships, airships, and difference machines. Potions, divination, curses, hanged-man, and sealed artifacts… The lights shone brightly, yet the secrets of the world were never far away. This was a legend of the “Fool”. “ PS(3) : If you decide to watch the trailers, then look up the versions with English sub (or fan sub) for better experience
You make a good point about how Richard's actions should be seen as self-defense. Anybody can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the serial killer was being observed by the police or something to get a proper sentence and Richard went out of his way to track him down and kill him while sober. So yes, all the characters understand he needed to shoot him, but it wasn't in his place to directly confront the killer as a detective. And of course now we know it wasn't a mere drunken mistake.
Only in law eyes, kid is kid, so killing KID, even if in self defence, will be bad PR for police and may under public opinion pressure make uppers sacraficing him for a trial. Also, if Richard keep telling lies to himself, how reliable his memories we see are?🤔 Also, he is not "serial killer", technically, until he did not have his crimes proven. So, if it went around, that he killed a kid, $hit WOULD HAVE most likely hit a fan. 🤔
You can also interpret it as Richard hallucinating that the kid had a gun pointed at him to get rid of his guilt Johan also asks him if he confirmed that the kid ever committed those crimes prior to shooting him This suggests that the kid probably was innocent
@@bardhi09 this is what i also think, It is Richard seeing the kid was trying to shoot him because he built that scene/image from the Lie that he was drunk when he killed the kid.
True, knowing all the pieces is better important but from what was shown at the start it seemed like self defense, now after that episode it is more grey. But no one knew that prior 🤔
The following below is NOT a Spoiler It is supplementary information from the novel Another Monster I have only posted the parts that don't spoil the next episode Chapter 11 - Julius Reichwein (June 2001; Munich) Dr Julius Reichwein is the final interview of Part One. They discuss some of Reichwein's history as a police officer before talking in some detail about the death of Richard Braun. Braun had shot a serial killer, Stefen Jost, years prior. It's revealed that this was hailed as a victory at the time but an anonymous letter sent to a newspaper said that Jost had been gunned down after surrendering. Braun could not remember the events of the murder himself which fueled public outcry. Pressured, he resigned from the force but continued to accept interviews about the incident. Despite public opinion turning against Braun, several other police officers that knew him wrote articles in defense of his character. By this time the damage was done and Braun found himself in a losing battle with alcoholism.
I looked up the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, and it is actually pretty short, just 15 pages. And many are just as simple as "Article XX" following by one or two paragraphs of text. e.g. "Article 46 The present Convention shall be open for signature by all States."
that Johan's smile - nothing can make you feel more uneasy. He knew that he got Richard, he must have made some broad research on that case, mind the vocabulary he used and the order of arguments - just a master of manipulation 😈
22:41 Johan asked his question in a way where his demeanor is not only non-threatening which was done to not raise Richard’s guard any further Johan continues to use the word execute which cause Richard to get defensive and Johan changes the subject slightly and references multiple 1989 Articles centered around the rights of a child. Richard only gets more frustrated and Johan pulls back to apologize as he reminds Richard that this is all for the sake of a research paper even though Johan reassure that Richard was still annoy.
21:46 do keep in mind that Richard distrust him and is on guard. But Johan however can slightly lower his guard by revealing the true purpose of requesting Richard that being said the 1989 United Nations Convention on the right of his college research papers. Johan at this point in the story was genuinely a college student only temporary despite that it’s still enough of a legitimate reason to call out Richard once seated in the bar Johan offers Richard a drink who hastily declines offering Richard a drink was intentionally as it’s known before that Johan and Richard have their encounter by the viewer that Richard use to be a Alcoholic. Johan knows this fact too as is vital in his Plot to Manipulate Richard knowing people guilty pleasure is essentially a gap in the person psyche which makes it all the more easier way to manipulate the person psyche which makes it all the more easier to manipulate the person if are done correctly.
Great reaction. I can't wait to watch your reaction to the next Monster episodes. As for Johan's statement to manipulate Richard, it's true that the detective and the police were investigating Stephan Joss as a potential serial rapist and killer, but from what we can know, they were just suspicions since the guy was still at large, so it's possible that Johan's manipulation was completely on target and it wasn't actually self-defense homicide but a calculated murder of a dangerous criminal under the guise of self-defense and being under the influence of alcohol. That would explain much better why he was forced to leave the police force, why he was socially punished and the fact that the ghost of the young man kept coming to his mind, pointing at his head, trying to make sure that he believed the lie he told others. Because deep down, it was known that he had committed that crime when he was totally sober and then got drunk to justify it, and in that situation it is possible that it led to an uncontrolled increase in his alcohol consumption. That would better explain the disdain in the response of Richard's former subordinate to his former boss. By the way, you apparently haven't reacted to the fact that Joss was a student at the horrible Kinderheim 511, so it's very likely that he coincided with Johan himself.
And thus we get to see Johan do what Johan does best. He worms his way in your head and tears at your psyche. He knew Richard's pain points, his history, and used it all with the charisma to just string Richard along like a puppet. That is Johan's power and what truly makes him so dangerous. "To knows one's monster, and understand one's monster, all other monsters shall see and kneel before their God"
Not a spoiler- The reason the serial killer guy dyed Johan’s head black is because Johan had bandage on his head back then, so he doesn't know he had blond hair or what his hair looked like, but he recognized him from his face after covering the head. (I think they never explained why he did this, so that is what I interpreted and it makes sense to me) Even if he was a kid back then, just like this episode established, you can recognize him even after growing up. Also off topic but I find it so funny how Richard was basically like “Thats an ugly baby who no way will turn out like Johan!” 😂😂
I interpreted it as, if Richard was lying to himself about being drunk, he was probably creating false memories too, so maybe the kid he killed wasn't actually pointing a gun at him like we saw in his hallucinations.
FUN FACT! Johan's voice actor in English is Keith Silverstein, who also voice Zhongli in Genshin Impact. ... ... Osmanthus wine tastes the same as I remember... But where are those who share the memory?
24:45 Johan buys a bottle of whiskey and tells Richard they should take their conversation elsewhere at the environment you’re in responsible for how you are feeling if you’re standing on the middle of a sidewalk waiting for the bus as it snows you’ll feel the cold anxious in a rush as not only will you want the bus to come on in time at all or maybe you’re out of camping with your family during the summer but keep getting bit by a mosquito which makes you feel annoyed as you want the environment to suit your standards as this is the case with Richard he’s in a bar that is known for alcohol which is not only tempting to spout back into his addiction but a guilty pleasure of his that being so close to alcohol remind him of Stephen Joos.
Luke: aot fucked me up with trust issues, and madoka magica wasn't helping either, allso this is what Johan specialises in mental manipulation the silver tongue he can confince people with his words alone this is another thing which makes him a terifying villain but a briliant written one
One way to explain the "nobody is talking about Joost pointing a gun at Richard" would be if he actually didn't. The twist at the end tells us that Richard doesn't clearly remember what happened. Like Johann said, he is probably lying to himself to cope with what he has done. If he wasn’t drunk, maybe it also wasn’t self defense, that's why nobody else sees it that way. The "ghost" Richard keeps seeing could be a manifestation of what he saw when he looked at Joost, "the pure evil" that put a fear in him equal to a threat to his life, and that's just how he now remembers the scenario. And I think it's really interesting that Johan actually has good points if his theory is correct. Joost was not convicted yet and therefore should have been treated as innocent. Instead he got shot and the guy who did it kind of got away with it by falsely blaming his alcoholism. And all Johann is saying this episode is "he was a minor, he had horrific things happening to him that are the reason why he was that way because he wasn't protected by laws back then, you had no proof and just decided that you could be the judge of him". Like, I totally see where he is coming from, since he went through the same things as Joost. In these last few minutes, this episode makes you wonder if the person you've been following is actually the villain and Johann the one in the right here. I still think that was mainly his manipulation tactic to kill Richard because he started to get too close to figuring Johan out, and that Johan most likely didn't actually care about Joost, but it just shows how well written and complex these characters are that one interaction can make you question who's right and who's wrong.
Johan of course being proud that the kid wanted to be evil. Still wonder if him being around kids is some sort of joke from him. He then goes to Richard and starts to mentaly break him. We actually see him genuenly smile and its like the mask broke for a moment and we see the monster hiding inside. Then he offers a drink. So yeah Rosemary aint gonna see her dad again unless its open casket. Jurgens just showed a pen in his head another person used by Johan. With the other kid who raped and killed 9 people at just 17 who then got shot. Probably police brutality but could not have happend to a nicer guy. It feels like Johan was lowkey making fun of the fact that the guy had to go to Kinderheim to be evil since he seems to be naturally evil and thus superior. Also again that smile was straight upp satanic bro really looks like a demon. I guess we aint in the 50s-60s but 90s but the point about psyciatry being lakser still stands.
FMA SPOILERS! . . . . . . . . . . Richard Braun 🤝 Maes Hughes When you love your daughter so much, but you were about to uncovered one of the main antagonist's secrets 💀
-Opening suggestions: 1. Mobile Suit Gundam, all openings, playlist: th-cam.com/play/PL7VtaNSovj1YILvV4m79GkghE0rA63YiH.html 2. Moriarty the Patriot, "Dying Wish" & "Twisted Hearts" by Tasuku Hatanaka- op1: th-cam.com/video/4REhyrzmEkk/w-d-xo.html op2: th-cam.com/video/oa6ZwOjb2Q4/w-d-xo.html 3. The Executioner and Her Way of Life, "Paper Bouquet" by Mili- th-cam.com/video/6ixSWvF7L-A/w-d-xo.html 4. Nier Automata op 2, "Black Box" by LiSA- th-cam.com/video/mAo9SVHRebA/w-d-xo.html 5. Gun Gale Online season 2 op, "GG" by ReoNa- th-cam.com/video/Rb--zCKzExg/w-d-xo.html -Anime Movie ost suggestion: 1. Jin Roh- The Wolf Brigade, "Omega Grace" by Hajime Mizoguchi- th-cam.com/video/LpVNNC52Q_o/w-d-xo.html
Seems like Johan took it personally when you mess with other 511 Kinderheim victims. That or it was just an excuse to him. By the way please react to BiSH, there are so many song you need to check out. My Landscape, Non-Tie Up, Am I Frenzy
I think Johan does in some way sympathize with them. I think the fact that his area of study had to do with protecting kids' rights is a key insight into his character
I've waited for this episode since the moment you reacted to the first episode. Absolute cinema. (also will you do two naruto streams next week? i ve seen somebody that said this)
Lol this episode killed our guy hahaha The ending scene with Johan busting Richard's lies and offering him a drink is a classic P. S Luke please react to my Shaman King music playlist already lol
I am BAD, BAD human being, knowing what will happend and laughing my A off, when it did. 😂 Ps. You talking about memorization techniques and law school and all was HIGHLIGHT of this episode. Last time I rambled long, so now I will only say, next episode You will forgive Reichwein all You thought. 😜 Ah and about this scene...we will never SEE. But soon enough, You will maybe guess, seeing his m.o. 😏
I'm not sure where else you could watch this, but some of the Netflix subtitles seems a little off (I watched it through less than legal means, but the subtitles were loads better)
You should react to the song die with a smile by Bruno mars ft. Lady Gaga it’s a good song I heard that Bruno mars got inspired by attack of titan and he made this song by that I recommended that
@@Black37463 No, it is not a spoiler. Because the viewer can find out what happened to the detective in this story alone, if he or she thinks about it from the scene and considers it. My comments are only supplementary.
Since the episode at this point does not reveal how Richard died, I would have to say that your comment is a spoiler. The only thing we know at this point is that Johann pushed Richard to the point of mental exhaustion and Richard died. There are so many possibilities of how he could have died.
@@NAKKO-YAKKO As a description of the situation that can be read in this episode, 1. led to the rooftop 2. forced to drink alcohol to the point of mental illness. 3. Johan never takes action on his own. The rest of the story should be guessed by circumstantial evidence and imagination. At least that is how I guessed it when I first saw this episode. It may be possible that he shot himself, but it should be the most natural process.
34:34, Luke speculates about how Richard might have died, considering several possibilities. At this point, he believes there are multiple ways Richard's death could have occurred. When Dr. Tenma first met the grown-up Johan, Johan shot one of Dr. Tenma's patients with his own hands. The possibility that Johan might take direct action himself is not zero. I personally like your guess because it’s very sharp and on point, but if that’s how you felt, I think it would be less confusing to write, “My guess is…” instead.
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I know this is kinda random, but could u react to the two trailers of Lotm (Lord of the Mysteries)
You probably haven't heard of it, but to quickly sum it up : It is a Chinese Web novel getting a donghua (Chinese anime) adaptation with quality (in my opinion) surpassing some things studio ufotable has done (if the trailers are any kind of indication of how well it's gonna be animated) such as demon slayer and fate etc.
Nott only in pure animation but also story and plot (which I can say after having fully binged it)
if you watch these two trailers you're gonna see what I mean in context to the great animation, and you could maybe - if voted - watch it after monster etc., when it releases next summer.
And also to possibly convince you to give the trailers (and a Chinese anime) a chance I can say that it is confirmed through reliably sources, that it will have 5 SEASONS - Yes you heard me right 5 SEASONS - (IT'S THE WHOLE LOTM STORY- 1400 chaps, which were announced before the first ep even officially dropped (As an indication to how amazing it is).
The first ep was also shown to a select few people in China to review it etc, and they all gave it great reviews, for example how the anime follows the novel nearly word for word (which is very often just not the case sadly).
It is also the most known novel in China with a VERY BIG Fan base (that just isn't as high in western countries) winning awards and even having live events which speaks for itself.
PS:
I will probably paste it under every new monster episode while enjoying the rewatch of one of my all-time favorites.
If you see this, I don't want to pressure you into anything, but you can probably guess that for someone like me to write all this that I have the needed conviction that it will be great (at the very least, because LOTM is my all-time fav piece of fiction)
PS(2):
Short summary from the wiki because I can't properly articulate myself on such things :
“In the waves of steam and machinery, who could achieve extraordinary? In the fogs of history and darkness, who was whispering? I woke up from the realm of mysteries and opened my eyes to the world. Firearms, cannons, battleships, airships, and difference machines. Potions, divination, curses, hanged-man, and sealed artifacts… The lights shone brightly, yet the secrets of the world were never far away. This was a legend of the “Fool”. “
PS(3) :
If you decide to watch the trailers, then look up the versions with English sub (or fan sub) for better experience
The most realistic Direct Manipulation scene I've ever seen.
Pfp checks out lol
he reached one of the most iconic moments of this anime
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@@GOTGames yeahhhh
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@@GOTGamesI have monster like 2 shows for you-
Black lagoon
Gungrave
React to them
You make a good point about how Richard's actions should be seen as self-defense. Anybody can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the serial killer was being observed by the police or something to get a proper sentence and Richard went out of his way to track him down and kill him while sober. So yes, all the characters understand he needed to shoot him, but it wasn't in his place to directly confront the killer as a detective. And of course now we know it wasn't a mere drunken mistake.
Only in law eyes, kid is kid, so killing KID, even if in self defence, will be bad PR for police and may under public opinion pressure make uppers sacraficing him for a trial.
Also, if Richard keep telling lies to himself, how reliable his memories we see are?🤔
Also, he is not "serial killer", technically, until he did not have his crimes proven.
So, if it went around, that he killed a kid, $hit WOULD HAVE most likely hit a fan. 🤔
You can also interpret it as Richard hallucinating that the kid had a gun pointed at him to get rid of his guilt
Johan also asks him if he confirmed that the kid ever committed those crimes prior to shooting him
This suggests that the kid probably was innocent
@@bardhi09 this is what i also think, It is Richard seeing the kid was trying to shoot him because he built that scene/image from the Lie that he was drunk when he killed the kid.
True, knowing all the pieces is better important but from what was shown at the start it seemed like self defense, now after that episode it is more grey. But no one knew that prior 🤔
THE ABSOLUTE CHILLS THIS EPISODE GAVE ME WHEN I WATCHED IT FOR THE FIRST TIME, Rewatching it again brings that back 😭🤌
The following below is NOT a Spoiler
It is supplementary information from the novel Another Monster
I have only posted the parts that don't spoil the next episode
Chapter 11 - Julius Reichwein (June 2001; Munich)
Dr Julius Reichwein is the final interview of Part One. They discuss some of Reichwein's history as a police officer before talking in some detail about the death of Richard Braun. Braun had shot a serial killer, Stefen Jost, years prior. It's revealed that this was hailed as a victory at the time but an anonymous letter sent to a newspaper said that Jost had been gunned down after surrendering. Braun could not remember the events of the murder himself which fueled public outcry. Pressured, he resigned from the force but continued to accept interviews about the incident. Despite public opinion turning against Braun, several other police officers that knew him wrote articles in defense of his character. By this time the damage was done and Braun found himself in a losing battle with alcoholism.
You've made me rewatch monster and finish it again I JUST CAN'T WAIT EVEN THO I KNOW WHAT'S GONNA HAPPEN
such a mood
"Won't you have a drink?" FRICKIN ICONIC
Yup, evil
I looked up the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, and it is actually pretty short, just 15 pages. And many are just as simple as "Article XX" following by one or two paragraphs of text.
e.g. "Article 46 The present Convention shall be open for signature by all States."
There’s a high chance that the scene young man pointed at him a gun is also something his mind made up
The barrage of questions Johan asked to Richard, it was one of manipulation technique
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that Johan's smile - nothing can make you feel more uneasy. He knew that he got Richard, he must have made some broad research on that case, mind the vocabulary he used and the order of arguments - just a master of manipulation 😈
That last scene gave me CHILLs
Johan to that kid:
I'm proud😌😌😌👹👹👹
22:41 Johan asked his question in a way where his demeanor is not only non-threatening which was done to not raise Richard’s guard any further Johan continues to use the word execute which cause Richard to get defensive and Johan changes the subject slightly and references multiple 1989 Articles centered around the rights of a child. Richard only gets more frustrated and Johan pulls back to apologize as he reminds Richard that this is all for the sake of a research paper even though Johan reassure that Richard was still annoy.
21:55 it’s subtle to see but after asking Richard if he want a drink that Johan has a little smirk of his face.
This guy... He really sucks
@@MrLim-wq2gn Little smirk? That was the evilest grin I've ever seen.
21:46 do keep in mind that Richard distrust him and is on guard. But Johan however can slightly lower his guard by revealing the true purpose of requesting Richard that being said the 1989 United Nations Convention on the right of his college research papers. Johan at this point in the story was genuinely a college student only temporary despite that it’s still enough of a legitimate reason to call out Richard once seated in the bar Johan offers Richard a drink who hastily declines offering Richard a drink was intentionally as it’s known before that Johan and Richard have their encounter by the viewer that Richard use to be a Alcoholic.
Johan knows this fact too as is vital in his Plot to Manipulate Richard knowing people guilty pleasure is essentially a gap in the person psyche which makes it all the more easier way to manipulate the person psyche which makes it all the more easier to manipulate the person if are done correctly.
Great reaction. I can't wait to watch your reaction to the next Monster episodes.
As for Johan's statement to manipulate Richard, it's true that the detective and the police were investigating Stephan Joss as a potential serial rapist and killer, but from what we can know, they were just suspicions since the guy was still at large, so it's possible that Johan's manipulation was completely on target and it wasn't actually self-defense homicide but a calculated murder of a dangerous criminal under the guise of self-defense and being under the influence of alcohol.
That would explain much better why he was forced to leave the police force, why he was socially punished and the fact that the ghost of the young man kept coming to his mind, pointing at his head, trying to make sure that he believed the lie he told others. Because deep down, it was known that he had committed that crime when he was totally sober and then got drunk to justify it, and in that situation it is possible that it led to an uncontrolled increase in his alcohol consumption. That would better explain the disdain in the response of Richard's former subordinate to his former boss.
By the way, you apparently haven't reacted to the fact that Joss was a student at the horrible Kinderheim 511, so it's very likely that he coincided with Johan himself.
And thus we get to see Johan do what Johan does best. He worms his way in your head and tears at your psyche. He knew Richard's pain points, his history, and used it all with the charisma to just string Richard along like a puppet. That is Johan's power and what truly makes him so dangerous. "To knows one's monster, and understand one's monster, all other monsters shall see and kneel before their God"
Not a spoiler- The reason the serial killer guy dyed Johan’s head black is because Johan had bandage on his head back then, so he doesn't know he had blond hair or what his hair looked like, but he recognized him from his face after covering the head.
(I think they never explained why he did this, so that is what I interpreted and it makes sense to me)
Even if he was a kid back then, just like this episode established, you can recognize him even after growing up.
Also off topic but I find it so funny how Richard was basically like “Thats an ugly baby who no way will turn out like Johan!” 😂😂
Poor Richard. His daughter finding out the real story was probably his greatest nightmare. He had even convinced himself of the official version.
I interpreted it as, if Richard was lying to himself about being drunk, he was probably creating false memories too, so maybe the kid he killed wasn't actually pointing a gun at him like we saw in his hallucinations.
FUN FACT! Johan's voice actor in English is Keith Silverstein, who also voice Zhongli in Genshin Impact.
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Osmanthus wine tastes the same as I remember... But where are those who share the memory?
Dead apparently
24:45 Johan buys a bottle of whiskey and tells Richard they should take their conversation elsewhere at the environment you’re in responsible for how you are feeling if you’re standing on the middle of a sidewalk waiting for the bus as it snows you’ll feel the cold anxious in a rush as not only will you want the bus to come on in time at all or maybe you’re out of camping with your family during the summer but keep getting bit by a mosquito which makes you feel annoyed as you want the environment to suit your standards as this is the case with Richard he’s in a bar that is known for alcohol which is not only tempting to spout back into his addiction but a guilty pleasure of his that being so close to alcohol remind him of Stephen Joos.
*smirk*
How about it?
Would you like a drink?
(I'm assuming you noticed that Johan mentioned the kid was from Kinderheim 511)
Episode 2 of Luke aiming his mistrust in the wrong direction.
😂
Luke: aot fucked me up with trust issues, and madoka magica wasn't helping either, allso this is what Johan specialises in mental manipulation the silver tongue he can confince people with his words alone this is another thing which makes him a terifying villain but a briliant written one
So, Luke...would you like a drink?
😂
I remember this being one of the most difficult episodes to sit through. 😭
Yes indeed the serial kilier in monster is based on real serial kilier Edmund Kemper
This one really gave so much chills. Feel so sad for Richard.
One way to explain the "nobody is talking about Joost pointing a gun at Richard" would be if he actually didn't. The twist at the end tells us that Richard doesn't clearly remember what happened. Like Johann said, he is probably lying to himself to cope with what he has done. If he wasn’t drunk, maybe it also wasn’t self defense, that's why nobody else sees it that way. The "ghost" Richard keeps seeing could be a manifestation of what he saw when he looked at Joost, "the pure evil" that put a fear in him equal to a threat to his life, and that's just how he now remembers the scenario.
And I think it's really interesting that Johan actually has good points if his theory is correct. Joost was not convicted yet and therefore should have been treated as innocent. Instead he got shot and the guy who did it kind of got away with it by falsely blaming his alcoholism. And all Johann is saying this episode is "he was a minor, he had horrific things happening to him that are the reason why he was that way because he wasn't protected by laws back then, you had no proof and just decided that you could be the judge of him". Like, I totally see where he is coming from, since he went through the same things as Joost. In these last few minutes, this episode makes you wonder if the person you've been following is actually the villain and Johann the one in the right here.
I still think that was mainly his manipulation tactic to kill Richard because he started to get too close to figuring Johan out, and that Johan most likely didn't actually care about Joost, but it just shows how well written and complex these characters are that one interaction can make you question who's right and who's wrong.
Well Luke, how about a drink?💀💀💀
FFS 😂
LUKE! React to the "Hoshimi Miyabi Animated Short" from ZZZ! But PLEASE, do a JP dub version grom zzz official jp channel!
Monster is goated
I hope I didn't miss the 511.
Johan of course being proud that the kid wanted to be evil. Still wonder if him being around kids is some sort of joke from him. He then goes to Richard and starts to mentaly break him. We actually see him genuenly smile and its like the mask broke for a moment and we see the monster hiding inside. Then he offers a drink. So yeah Rosemary aint gonna see her dad again unless its open casket.
Jurgens just showed a pen in his head another person used by Johan.
With the other kid who raped and killed 9 people at just 17 who then got shot. Probably police brutality but could not have happend to a nicer guy. It feels like Johan was lowkey making fun of the fact that the guy had to go to Kinderheim to be evil since he seems to be naturally evil and thus superior. Also again that smile was straight upp satanic bro really looks like a demon.
I guess we aint in the 50s-60s but 90s but the point about psyciatry being lakser still stands.
FMA SPOILERS!
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Richard Braun 🤝 Maes Hughes
When you love your daughter so much, but you were about to uncovered one of the main antagonist's secrets 💀
30:29 Did you miss that bro?!🥲
-Opening suggestions:
1. Mobile Suit Gundam, all openings, playlist: th-cam.com/play/PL7VtaNSovj1YILvV4m79GkghE0rA63YiH.html
2. Moriarty the Patriot, "Dying Wish" & "Twisted Hearts" by Tasuku Hatanaka-
op1: th-cam.com/video/4REhyrzmEkk/w-d-xo.html op2: th-cam.com/video/oa6ZwOjb2Q4/w-d-xo.html
3. The Executioner and Her Way of Life, "Paper Bouquet" by Mili- th-cam.com/video/6ixSWvF7L-A/w-d-xo.html
4. Nier Automata op 2, "Black Box" by LiSA- th-cam.com/video/mAo9SVHRebA/w-d-xo.html
5. Gun Gale Online season 2 op, "GG" by ReoNa- th-cam.com/video/Rb--zCKzExg/w-d-xo.html
-Anime Movie ost suggestion:
1. Jin Roh- The Wolf Brigade, "Omega Grace" by Hajime Mizoguchi- th-cam.com/video/LpVNNC52Q_o/w-d-xo.html
richard was great. defenetly in my top 5 side characters
Seems like Johan took it personally when you mess with other 511 Kinderheim victims. That or it was just an excuse to him.
By the way please react to BiSH, there are so many song you need to check out. My Landscape, Non-Tie Up, Am I Frenzy
I think Johan does in some way sympathize with them. I think the fact that his area of study had to do with protecting kids' rights is a key insight into his character
This reaction reminded me of how bitter I felt when I first finished this episode
5:35 Calm yourself bro😂😭He just accepted that he did that and is not trying to run away. As such she knows that too.
Oh finally Memories of the future here it comes 🎉🎉
I've waited for this episode since the moment you reacted to the first episode. Absolute cinema. (also will you do two naruto streams next week? i ve seen somebody that said this)
well luke how about a drink
Lol this episode killed our guy hahaha
The ending scene with Johan busting Richard's lies and offering him a drink is a classic
P. S Luke please react to my Shaman King music playlist already lol
🍾😈
I CAN'T WAIT FOR NEXT WEEK!!!
Bad things happen when Johan changes his facial experiession.
Please react to Yanagi, Harumasa, and Miyabi character trailer
I am BAD, BAD human being, knowing what will happend and laughing my A off, when it did. 😂
Ps. You talking about memorization techniques and law school and all was HIGHLIGHT of this episode. Last time I rambled long, so now I will only say, next episode You will forgive Reichwein all You thought. 😜
Ah and about this scene...we will never SEE. But soon enough, You will maybe guess, seeing his m.o. 😏
I'm not sure where else you could watch this, but some of the Netflix subtitles seems a little off (I watched it through less than legal means, but the subtitles were loads better)
You should react to the song die with a smile by Bruno mars ft. Lady Gaga it’s a good song I heard that Bruno mars got inspired by attack of titan and he made this song by that I recommended that
This episode is always too hard to watch 😢
YEEEES FINALLY
React to “Bad ass” song from Indian movie called LEO
Johan to you:
How is your wife and kids doing?😈
(I really wanna know btw)
I love 'Monster',but I don't like this episode😢
要はヨハンは彼を精神的に追い込んでビルから飛び降りをさせた、自殺教唆をした訳です。
※これはあくまで私がこのエピソード内の情報を元に推理しただけです。
Noo spoilers
@@Black37463
No, it is not a spoiler.
Because the viewer can find out what happened to the detective in this story alone, if he or she thinks about it from the scene and considers it.
My comments are only supplementary.
Since the episode at this point does not reveal how Richard died, I would have to say that your comment is a spoiler.
The only thing we know at this point is that Johann pushed Richard to the point of mental exhaustion and Richard died.
There are so many possibilities of how he could have died.
@@NAKKO-YAKKO
As a description of the situation that can be read in this episode,
1. led to the rooftop
2. forced to drink alcohol to the point of mental illness.
3. Johan never takes action on his own.
The rest of the story should be guessed by circumstantial evidence and imagination.
At least that is how I guessed it when I first saw this episode.
It may be possible that he shot himself, but it should be the most natural process.
34:34, Luke speculates about how Richard might have died, considering several possibilities.
At this point, he believes there are multiple ways Richard's death could have occurred.
When Dr. Tenma first met the grown-up Johan, Johan shot one of Dr. Tenma's patients with his own hands.
The possibility that Johan might take direct action himself is not zero.
I personally like your guess because it’s very sharp and on point, but if that’s how you felt, I think it would be less confusing to write, “My guess is…” instead.