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AKANE HAS BECOME A REAL BADASS! - Psycho-Pass #20

THE VIDEO:

https://mega.nz/file/r6QCSbqZ#Q60VSgNAr2Avy3123zUgDu3PYG01rHYJMz_SsNcMRug 


Akane's negotiations with Sybil, as well as her Ko-esque abilities for deduction, have her clearly in the badass category! 


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AKANE HAS BECOME A REAL BADASS! - Psycho-Pass #20

Comments

Agreed... She went from the shadows to firmly into the spotlight.

Spaz Boys Comedy

I'd say that's a solid guess on Makishima.

Spaz Boys Comedy

I love Akane's shift here. She really becomes the Inspector everyone thought she could become at the start. Going in there, making use of the team, figuring shit out and getting her hands dirty

CrossZ

The movie is great. I definitely recommend it. It's what I really wanted, but didn't get from the second season.

CrossZ

Akane has one of my favorite journeys in anime from how she started as a rookie to the end of the series think ill finally watch the movie after were done with the 1st season here

Daniel Gonzalez

If I had to guess I'd say Makashima's end goal is to plunge Japan into anarchy. A time of violence and turmoil after the fall of society. Then once that burns itself out, people would try to pick up the pieces and create a new society without Sibyl. In his mind the violence would just be the growing pains of creating a freer society. The problem is after you collapse a society, you often end up living in a dark age. In fact you end up living in a society that's even stricter than the one you destroyed. That's how Feudalism came to be after the collapse of the Roman Empire, it's how Nazism came to be after Germany's defeat in WW1. Both these forms of government offered protection and stability, in periods of time where there was very little. In the case of Feudalism, protection from barbarian tribes, in the case of the Nazis financial security in a world where there was none. All they had to give in exchange was freedom.

Phillip Ribbink


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