Kougamis actions and views on the world are something that made me like him so much because I actually sided with him for most of the time trough the whole anime as crazy as it sounds. He really showed what I wanted him to, to stay true to yourself and not let Makishima be free so more people could die because he loved his view of protecting people more than being happy with his life and overlooking things that happened to all the other people who died by Makishima. Such an amazing character really.
For sure, despite his want for revenge, he genuinely had a will to protect those around him and others, and acted on that to a fault. One of the most determined characters out there
@@greatvaluejp7752 no that wasn't the point of makishima's character, he was a pure evil. many people chose characters for how they look but few people who digs deep into their personalities and understand them. Nothing like a hero
ProfessorViral yeah great stuff! Highly recommend. Monster was an inspiration to psychopass and the first Ed of psychopass is actually a reference to it. What I mean by this is the name of the Ed is monster without a name. The antagonist of monster states that he has no name. Also I love your psycho pass breakdowns because this show deserves so much more recognition as well as how intelligent the analysis are.
This is a great video, Kougami is my favorite character! This guy is the reason I started working out and eating right. I would love a video where you talk about the development of Nobuchika Ginoza.
Great video, all your videos are awesome. All characters in psycho-pass are some of the best in anime, but I feel Akane is the greatest of them all. All her quotes are pure gold, my favorite being: "The law doesn’t protect people. People protect the law. People have always detested evil and sought out a righteous way of living. Their feelings, the accumulation of those peoples feelings are the law. They’re neither the provisions, nor the system. They’re the fragile and irreplaceable feelings that everyone carries in their hearts."
Thank you, glad you're enjoying the videos! : D I'm happy to say the Akane video is in production, and although under a slight delay should be here in a week or two! I'm excited to talk more about her
Gotta say, I'm glad you aknowledge the English Dubs. Most people don't, saying "they're not accurate to the original" which is BS anymore, if anything they're "adapting" them which is a much better job than if directly translated - which could get extremely confusing in certain instances. I wouldn't say Makishima & Kougami were Foils of eachother, just personifications of the flaws in the Sibyl System. Makishima, being a Text Book Psychopath, wouldn't have a Psycho Pass as he doesn't undersrand the concept of Morality in the first place. While, Kougami, is just a damn good detective with extremely high moral standards and will defend those standards, even if it means turning into the monsters he hunts. Where one is born a monster the other becomes one... *loved that shot of the Dominator toss btw 👌
I've always been better with taking in a series when I can listen, and let my eyes do their own thing, so I just naturally landed with dubs. I've gotten comments about translation issues rarely, so I just stuck with it once I started. They do seem to do a pretty good job a majority of the time, and this cast was great all around. I guess the phrasing of foils is a bit misleading on my part. They're very similar characters, so it doesn't quite apply in the right way. But, they for sure exhibit a flaw each in their own way, and each serving as the apex of their specific struggle. Also, thank you, I just threw it and figured it looked cool enough 🤣
It wasn't an anime but F&F Crossroads made me appreciate even my previous punching bags that is Chuunibyou & Azur Lane dubs that made me had this disillusioned vision of complete extermination of every single dubbed animes ever exist
Oh, man. This is a really good video so far. I love analysis videos like this and I'm super excited to see more videos of Psycho-Pass. It truly is an underrated anime and it's great to see someone looking so deeply into it. Will be watching the rest of the Psycho-Pass videos you've got up!
Thank you! I'm glad your liking it! : D It really doesn't get enough attention as a top tier anime, so I love bringing more attention to it where I can. I appreciate you checking out the other videos as well, hopefully you'll find them just as enjoyable!
This video (and your other Psycho Pass videos) are fantastic. It's so great to see so much analysis on this show since I feel like it's pretty underrated. If anyone ever asks, I ALWAYS list this anime is always in my top five. A friend and I are rewatching season 1 and it's really reminding me why Kogami is one of my favorite characters ever. Keep up the great work! (:
Your channel is amazing man! It will grow if you keep at it. I love your videos, especially seeing that Psychopass isn't a anime discussed very well by others, as compared to other classic, great mainstream animes like Boku no Hero Academia, Naruto, Hunter x Hunter (one of my favorite). Psycho-pass needs more attention, this masterpiece is able to refer from old books in great ways, as Makishima quoted the dystopian world in this work is "not as controlling as society George Orwell depicted in his work, and not as quite as wild as those in (William) Gibson's either".
Thank you! : D I'm glad I'm able to fill a nice niche for a lot of people, and give some attention to anime they love. I love Psycho-Pass's references, because its almost like there's even more content to it, getting to see what the creators used to write the characters and so on
I would consider Kogami's alignment to be Neutral Good, he tries to do Good his own way, he doesn't try to destroy the system or uphold it, he just has a feeling of responsibility to do what is right now matter whether it be Lawful or not, because of that he constantly has to keep moving and running away to avoid fighting against the system he acts outside of, this is true even after leaving Japan as he drifts from place to place getting involved in other people's fights and doing what he thinks is right even if he has nothing to gain.
Amazing video! I loved it, and the one about Makishima was also great! You made me conscious of so many details I had missed on this show, truly this is such a good anime. Please, make a video about Ginoza!
"If they swapped sides, it's likely the same events would transpire - bc they are so similar." "Just like a double pendulum which makes the exact opposite point I just attempted"
The pendulum is in reference to their starting positions with respect to each other. When I say 'if they swapped,' they become the other pendulum, not a new one. One is Kogami and one is Makishima. They're extremely similar, but had a few different defining experiences
@@ProfessorViral your analogy makes this unclear. A better metaphor would have been a Newton's cradle since they start at opposite ends but ultimately are attached by the same fate and only come to rest when the energy shared between them is exerted. There are others still than this - this makes your script seem rushed/unfinished.
I guess you would've been a good challenge, but you haven't told much about me and poor Gino's history much. Looking forward for the updated profile....... * Throws the cigarette on the ashtray * And there's one more thing you have not added. I am not a hero, I don't even want to be seen as one. At my journey in Tibet, I had told that blondie I don't want to be seen, only me being forgotten by then will make me happier. So you're wrong here too. I am an Anti-hero in my sense.
Another interesting view on things! Just love your perspective on these things which is more unique and fresh compared to other people who analyse Psycho Pass. If you are into philosophy and symbolism, you should check out Shinsekai Yori. Have a feeling you might like it :D Keep up the videos man!
Thank you! That recommendation is interesting, it doesn't seem like my usual sort of premise, but if it has that sort of deeper feel to it I'm always game. I'll check it out more when I clear a few things from the queue!
I'd agree with better fleshed out. Bebop is amazing, but it's unique structure kept the rivalry for the back burner, where here it's front and center. So, in the end, a bit more advanced fits as well
Can you do a video on Ginosa and Masaoka? Or check into Kirei Kotomine and Kiritusugu Emiya from Fate/Zero? They have a very similar dynamic to Kogamie and Makashima that I think you'd enjoy looking at.
I actually havent seen Fate/Zero yet, but as another Urobuchi work I'll for sure check it out sometime! I was also debating a Masaoka or Gino video after the Akane one, so that may happen!
😂 Hey, one of the best parts of doing this is getting to see other people who love these series too, I gotta check out the comments and chat with yall! : D
nice video, but one thing that's been confusing me is that in episode 1, why was Kogami about to use the lethal eliminator on the girl? I don't think it was ever explained later in the show
He has a pretty rapid change after episode two; Akane reignites the passion in him to not be a simple follower, the one he lost. So, I'm assuming there were any number of moments like that before this one where he began to simply not question his "duty," but she seeing someone who didn't he snapped out of it
I think that another piece of evidence to suggest/confirm that Kogami and Makishima are mirrors to each other is how they're introduced to Akane. Or rather, how they forced Akane to deal with a moral conundrum upon seeing them in action. Both of them held an execution's blade to a woman's throat. Kogami to the innocent victim in the 1st episode, Makishima in the 11th. Both of them dared Akane to take action in that situation. She took action in the first instance, 'passing' the test and earning Kogami's respect, regard and loyalty (perhaps a little more) while saving a woman's life. She failed Makashima's test, earning his disappointment and her paralysis cost a woman, a personal friend, her life. Just a brainwave I had while listening along.
I actually haven't seen Ghost in the Shell yet, I went to watch it years ago, but it felt liked I started in the wrong place, maybe on a second series or similar? I'll need to give it a real go sometime, when I'm not being a logistical dumbass haha
I actually want to see how they finalize her character in season 4, which I think if done right, can make her a very strong thematic point for the anime
It's actually very simple. The two men think identically. Thinking like a criminal is what effects your crime coefficient. If makishima wasnt asymptomatic, he would receive the exact same judgement as kogami every time a dominator is pointed at him. The scene where the helmet copies kogami's psychopass and masaoka says "all the way up to 282 now?" Sticks out to me because that's when kogami really starts to get in his head. Let's take that idea to the natural conclusion. Since makishima would be a latent criminal worthy of execution just like kogami if he could be judged, then logically Sybll is made up of hundreds of latent criminals just as terrible as he is. So the system that decides who is a criminal is a collective made up of the worst criminals in the world. Not so different from the real world if you ask me. I would also point out the cyborg hunter guy's interview. It was stated that a brain cannot be digitized and has a hard cap of 150 years before it dies. It also dies much quicker without regular stimulation. This means that the Sybll system itself has an expiration date of a few generations. Since asymptomatic people are one in 2 million, it's very unlikely they will be able to find, capture, and integrate enough of them to maintain the system forever. This also means the judgements they pass will become unreliable over time as more of the brains lose their vitality and die. Even if brains are periodically destroyed when their ability to judge is compromised like in season 2, that just serves to narrow down the system even more at a faster rate because there is surely a significant time gap between their judgement becoming erratic, and the actual death of the brain in question.
I have to say I love the analysis, but I disagree with you on the point that Kogami's arc should have ended with Season 1. Particularly given all that we now know occurs (i.e. after the events of S3, FI and Providence). Season 1 Kogami IS as you say, Makishima's twin. But it is his choices outside of that narrative, and yet the infleunces of his coworkers (Akane in particular) that make him such a compelling character when he comes back. Because he does make that choice. He chooses tk re-enter the system that disdained him. And I think that makes for a compelling character. He is choosing to find the meaning and make the changes within the system that he hates and that hates him when he so easily could have continued on as he was. Plus getting to see the world beyond Sibyl no doubt made him better understand the picture as a whole.
To me I don’t kogami being in the story more after season 1 to be it works as he is now out side the system and keep it mind him becoming like makishima makes sense as it was hint and told to use the in different situations they be the same person, so for be the best part of the movie is how they handle and develop his character. There is reason and philosophy behind it. The sinner movie is not bad either as it shows kogami in a tiny bit worse story still one that hit deep seeing him try not to teach someone revenge, that makes sense and kogami was philosophically deep character. To me the movies justified his character more it’s just he should have really came back into Japan, that takes away for me. The idea of protecting of over your self is his fault and that’s why his action in move and well sinners makes sense, why he come back is kinda to protect them but so just not as well done. Still I like the movies
Why you're wrong is because you don't recognize Kogami is wrong. This world of comfort and scientific miracles was built upon dreams and wonder of the past where the creative emotional burst fueled said innovations and insights. If your system can't build it's own civilization but merely in a parasitic cancerous way suck off a previous version which could you can not grow. Kogami's world is doomed to stagnate and die.
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Kougamis actions and views on the world are something that made me like him so much because I actually sided with him for most of the time trough the whole anime as crazy as it sounds. He really showed what I wanted him to, to stay true to yourself and not let Makishima be free so more people could die because he loved his view of protecting people more than being happy with his life and overlooking things that happened to all the other people who died by Makishima. Such an amazing character really.
For sure, despite his want for revenge, he genuinely had a will to protect those around him and others, and acted on that to a fault. One of the most determined characters out there
I’ll be honest, I like kougami... but Makishima was the real hero of the people. And the best character
That's why after I finshed the series I said he was batman
@@greatvaluejp7752 no that wasn't the point of makishima's character, he was a pure evil. many people chose characters for how they look but few people who digs deep into their personalities and understand them. Nothing like a hero
Psychopass, monster, steinsgate, all 10 out of 10 shows
I still have to see the other two, but I've heard nothing but good things
ProfessorViral yeah great stuff! Highly recommend. Monster was an inspiration to psychopass and the first Ed of psychopass is actually a reference to it. What I mean by this is the name of the Ed is monster without a name. The antagonist of monster states that he has no name. Also I love your psycho pass breakdowns because this show deserves so much more recognition as well as how intelligent the analysis are.
@@ProfessorViral Please watch Monster! There are very few people I know who've seen it, and it deserves so much more recognition!
Very true
My top 3 fav shows.
My favourite anime of all time. Personally love how you genuinely feel and understand why it's so good as well.
ALso my favourite. Even knowing it problably isnt the best out there, Still Love it so much
It's my favourite AND the best out there not gonna hold you, till this day nothing comes close to how complete and expansive it is
I love Kogami as a character. I've always wished to be more like him since seeing psycho pass. But sadly I'm just not jaded enough
If Kougami was real, I'm sure he would tell you that's a good thing. I totally agree though, there just aren't enough heroes like Kougami.
Good, you don't want to be like him as it would lead to self destruction
This is a great video, Kougami is my favorite character! This guy is the reason I started working out and eating right.
I would love a video where you talk about the development of Nobuchika Ginoza.
Great video, all your videos are awesome. All characters in psycho-pass are some of the best in anime, but I feel Akane is the greatest of them all. All her quotes are pure gold, my favorite being: "The law doesn’t protect people. People protect the law. People have always detested evil and sought out a righteous way of living. Their feelings, the accumulation of those peoples feelings are the law. They’re neither the provisions, nor the system. They’re the fragile and irreplaceable feelings that everyone carries in their hearts."
Thank you, glad you're enjoying the videos! : D I'm happy to say the Akane video is in production, and although under a slight delay should be here in a week or two! I'm excited to talk more about her
Gotta say, I'm glad you aknowledge the English Dubs. Most people don't, saying "they're not accurate to the original" which is BS anymore, if anything they're "adapting" them which is a much better job than if directly translated - which could get extremely confusing in certain instances.
I wouldn't say Makishima & Kougami were Foils of eachother, just personifications of the flaws in the Sibyl System.
Makishima, being a Text Book Psychopath, wouldn't have a Psycho Pass as he doesn't undersrand the concept of Morality in the first place.
While, Kougami, is just a damn good detective with extremely high moral standards and will defend those standards, even if it means turning into the monsters he hunts.
Where one is born a monster the other becomes one...
*loved that shot of the Dominator toss btw 👌
I've always been better with taking in a series when I can listen, and let my eyes do their own thing, so I just naturally landed with dubs. I've gotten comments about translation issues rarely, so I just stuck with it once I started. They do seem to do a pretty good job a majority of the time, and this cast was great all around.
I guess the phrasing of foils is a bit misleading on my part. They're very similar characters, so it doesn't quite apply in the right way. But, they for sure exhibit a flaw each in their own way, and each serving as the apex of their specific struggle. Also, thank you, I just threw it and figured it looked cool enough 🤣
He is the personification of you die a hero or do you live long enough to become the villain
It wasn't an anime but F&F Crossroads made me appreciate even my previous punching bags that is Chuunibyou & Azur Lane dubs that made me had this disillusioned vision of complete extermination of every single dubbed animes ever exist
Oh, man. This is a really good video so far. I love analysis videos like this and I'm super excited to see more videos of Psycho-Pass. It truly is an underrated anime and it's great to see someone looking so deeply into it. Will be watching the rest of the Psycho-Pass videos you've got up!
Thank you! I'm glad your liking it! : D It really doesn't get enough attention as a top tier anime, so I love bringing more attention to it where I can. I appreciate you checking out the other videos as well, hopefully you'll find them just as enjoyable!
I recently watched Psycho-Pass this summer (and about to watch season 3) and I’m glad Kogami is getting some respect he’s such an amazing character.
I'm happy to provide some love for him! The series has so much to think on, I wanted to condense as much of Kogami here as I could
This video (and your other Psycho Pass videos) are fantastic. It's so great to see so much analysis on this show since I feel like it's pretty underrated. If anyone ever asks, I ALWAYS list this anime is always in my top five. A friend and I are rewatching season 1 and it's really reminding me why Kogami is one of my favorite characters ever. Keep up the great work! (:
Your channel is amazing man! It will grow if you keep at it. I love your videos, especially seeing that Psychopass isn't a anime discussed very well by others, as compared to other classic, great mainstream animes like Boku no Hero Academia, Naruto, Hunter x Hunter (one of my favorite).
Psycho-pass needs more attention, this masterpiece is able to refer from old books in great ways, as Makishima quoted the dystopian world in this work is "not as controlling as society George Orwell depicted in his work, and not as quite as wild as those in (William) Gibson's either".
Thank you! : D I'm glad I'm able to fill a nice niche for a lot of people, and give some attention to anime they love. I love Psycho-Pass's references, because its almost like there's even more content to it, getting to see what the creators used to write the characters and so on
I'd love more videos about Psychopass. I wonder what Koichi Azusawa and Shizuka Homura brings in the future Psychopass series.
I think it's gonna be good, they each started to feel more alive and meaningful in FI, and I hope that carries over!
I would consider Kogami's alignment to be Neutral Good, he tries to do Good his own way, he doesn't try to destroy the system or uphold it, he just has a feeling of responsibility to do what is right now matter whether it be Lawful or not, because of that he constantly has to keep moving and running away to avoid fighting against the system he acts outside of, this is true even after leaving Japan as he drifts from place to place getting involved in other people's fights and doing what he thinks is right even if he has nothing to gain.
Such a great breakdown of Kogami
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it! : D
Why does this only have 120ish likes??? This is the type of shit that needs to be heard!! Appreciate your analysis of one of my favorite characters.
Thanks! : D I would love more people to see it, but I'm even glad to have the viewership I do now!
This is the most UNDERRATED youtube channel in humanity's history
Thank you, I appreciate that : D
Same
One of my favorite anime characters of all time
Amazing video! I loved it, and the one about Makishima was also great! You made me conscious of so many details I had missed on this show, truly this is such a good anime.
Please, make a video about Ginoza!
Thank you! I actually have been thinking about doing a video for him and Masaoka recently, and might do so after the Akane one I started recently!
PsychoPass is one of my all time favorite psychological thrillers.....
"If they swapped sides, it's likely the same events would transpire - bc they are so similar."
"Just like a double pendulum which makes the exact opposite point I just attempted"
The pendulum is in reference to their starting positions with respect to each other. When I say 'if they swapped,' they become the other pendulum, not a new one. One is Kogami and one is Makishima. They're extremely similar, but had a few different defining experiences
@@ProfessorViral your analogy makes this unclear. A better metaphor would have been a Newton's cradle since they start at opposite ends but ultimately are attached by the same fate and only come to rest when the energy shared between them is exerted. There are others still than this - this makes your script seem rushed/unfinished.
He is the personification of either you die a hero or you live long enough to become the villain
I guess you would've been a good challenge, but you haven't told much about me and poor Gino's history much. Looking forward for the updated profile.......
* Throws the cigarette on the ashtray *
And there's one more thing you have not added. I am not a hero, I don't even want to be seen as one. At my journey in Tibet, I had told that blondie I don't want to be seen, only me being forgotten by then will make me happier. So you're wrong here too. I am an Anti-hero in my sense.
No promises, but maybe one day we'll get an updated video going! : D
a great video man and i really hope you keep making these kind of videos , looking forward to the one about akane
Thank you! This one did well enough, so I should be able to start the Akane one soon! : D
Good work here man, I really find you're work relaxing and thought provoking to watch.
Thank you for this good analysis!
Hey, no problem! Thanks for watching!
Another interesting view on things! Just love your perspective on these things which is more unique and fresh compared to other people who analyse Psycho Pass.
If you are into philosophy and symbolism, you should check out Shinsekai Yori. Have a feeling you might like it :D
Keep up the videos man!
Thank you! That recommendation is interesting, it doesn't seem like my usual sort of premise, but if it has that sort of deeper feel to it I'm always game. I'll check it out more when I clear a few things from the queue!
Yo, when will you do a Shogo Makishima analysis?
I have one up on the channel, before this one came out actually 😎
this is like Spike Speagel vs Vicious fro Cowboy Bebop but more advanced.
but better fleshed out imo
I'd agree with better fleshed out. Bebop is amazing, but it's unique structure kept the rivalry for the back burner, where here it's front and center. So, in the end, a bit more advanced fits as well
Can you do a video on Ginosa and Masaoka?
Or check into Kirei Kotomine and Kiritusugu Emiya from Fate/Zero? They have a very similar dynamic to Kogamie and Makashima that I think you'd enjoy looking at.
I actually havent seen Fate/Zero yet, but as another Urobuchi work I'll for sure check it out sometime! I was also debating a Masaoka or Gino video after the Akane one, so that may happen!
@@ProfessorViral You can't see it, but I have the dumbest smile on my face right now... When Channel senpai notices your comment!
😂 Hey, one of the best parts of doing this is getting to see other people who love these series too, I gotta check out the comments and chat with yall! : D
I'm glad your using the English dub for this one.
I usually would just for videos sake, but the Psycho Pass dub is quite good
nice video, but one thing that's been confusing me is that in episode 1, why was Kogami about to use the lethal eliminator on the girl? I don't think it was ever explained later in the show
He has a pretty rapid change after episode two; Akane reignites the passion in him to not be a simple follower, the one he lost. So, I'm assuming there were any number of moments like that before this one where he began to simply not question his "duty," but she seeing someone who didn't he snapped out of it
I think that another piece of evidence to suggest/confirm that Kogami and Makishima are mirrors to each other is how they're introduced to Akane.
Or rather, how they forced Akane to deal with a moral conundrum upon seeing them in action. Both of them held an execution's blade to a woman's throat. Kogami to the innocent victim in the 1st episode, Makishima in the 11th. Both of them dared Akane to take action in that situation. She took action in the first instance, 'passing' the test and earning Kogami's respect, regard and loyalty (perhaps a little more) while saving a woman's life. She failed Makashima's test, earning his disappointment and her paralysis cost a woman, a personal friend, her life.
Just a brainwave I had while listening along.
Please also make an analysis of Psycho Pass Providence and share us a softcopy of a video where to watch it.
Loved this video! (:
Thanks, glad you did! : )
If you feel so strongly about Psycho Pass, how do you feel about Ghost in the Shell SAC 1?
I actually haven't seen Ghost in the Shell yet, I went to watch it years ago, but it felt liked I started in the wrong place, maybe on a second series or similar? I'll need to give it a real go sometime, when I'm not being a logistical dumbass haha
Plz make a video on shimotsuki mika
I actually want to see how they finalize her character in season 4, which I think if done right, can make her a very strong thematic point for the anime
It's actually very simple. The two men think identically. Thinking like a criminal is what effects your crime coefficient. If makishima wasnt asymptomatic, he would receive the exact same judgement as kogami every time a dominator is pointed at him. The scene where the helmet copies kogami's psychopass and masaoka says "all the way up to 282 now?" Sticks out to me because that's when kogami really starts to get in his head.
Let's take that idea to the natural conclusion. Since makishima would be a latent criminal worthy of execution just like kogami if he could be judged, then logically Sybll is made up of hundreds of latent criminals just as terrible as he is. So the system that decides who is a criminal is a collective made up of the worst criminals in the world. Not so different from the real world if you ask me.
I would also point out the cyborg hunter guy's interview. It was stated that a brain cannot be digitized and has a hard cap of 150 years before it dies. It also dies much quicker without regular stimulation. This means that the Sybll system itself has an expiration date of a few generations. Since asymptomatic people are one in 2 million, it's very unlikely they will be able to find, capture, and integrate enough of them to maintain the system forever. This also means the judgements they pass will become unreliable over time as more of the brains lose their vitality and die. Even if brains are periodically destroyed when their ability to judge is compromised like in season 2, that just serves to narrow down the system even more at a faster rate because there is surely a significant time gap between their judgement becoming erratic, and the actual death of the brain in question.
Best villain.
I have to say I love the analysis, but I disagree with you on the point that Kogami's arc should have ended with Season 1. Particularly given all that we now know occurs (i.e. after the events of S3, FI and Providence). Season 1 Kogami IS as you say, Makishima's twin. But it is his choices outside of that narrative, and yet the infleunces of his coworkers (Akane in particular) that make him such a compelling character when he comes back. Because he does make that choice. He chooses tk re-enter the system that disdained him. And I think that makes for a compelling character. He is choosing to find the meaning and make the changes within the system that he hates and that hates him when he so easily could have continued on as he was. Plus getting to see the world beyond Sibyl no doubt made him better understand the picture as a whole.
If you like " Psycho Pass " then I would recommend that you watch " Black Lagoon " on DUB
I actually just did, I have a few videos on it recently!
@@ProfessorViral well I'm going to watch them now
Ayy, thank you! : D
Totally forgot to watch that anime thanks for reminding me 😁
To me I don’t kogami being in the story more after season 1 to be it works as he is now out side the system and keep it mind him becoming like makishima makes sense as it was hint and told to use the in different situations they be the same person, so for be the best part of the movie is how they handle and develop his character. There is reason and philosophy behind it. The sinner movie is not bad either as it shows kogami in a tiny bit worse story still one that hit deep seeing him try not to teach someone revenge, that makes sense and kogami was philosophically deep character. To me the movies justified his character more it’s just he should have really came back into Japan, that takes away for me. The idea of protecting of over your self is his fault and that’s why his action in move and well sinners makes sense, why he come back is kinda to protect them but so just not as well done. Still I like the movies
...by the way do you think Kogami is gay? Like gay for Sasayama? Which explained why he hated Makishima because he took him away from him?
agree100
Thanks!
Is season 4 confirmed
Is his name kogami or kougami
I've seen both, so I went with what was listed on the Wiki title for him, which was Kogami
I will never forgive kogami he kill my makishima sensai 😭😡😭😡😭😡
cope and seethe kogami is based 💪😎
Aight I have a crush on you
Sorry about that 🤣🤣
I recommend you to watch only movie and season 1 the best written scenes ever. The rest is waste of time
This is mostly true. I think season 4 may make it all worth watching, but thats just speculation for the future
Why you're wrong is because you don't recognize Kogami is wrong.
This world of comfort and scientific miracles was built upon dreams and wonder of the past where the creative emotional burst fueled said innovations and insights. If your system can't build it's own civilization but merely in a parasitic cancerous way suck off a previous version which could you can not grow.
Kogami's world is doomed to stagnate and die.
Please also make an analysis of Psycho Pass Providence and share us a softcopy of a video where to watch it.