And yet… these are always the types of men that I fall for so in reality, I’m just a hypocrite. He’s not a terrible person, but I generally hate men that treat women like sport. Harada is someone that’s probably more “deserving” of death and that’s only from the few flashbacks that I saw of his life.

Although she wasn’t the most complex or deep character (she died by soap, come on!), I think she added good entertainment value to the episode and judging from the opening sequence – looks like she’s here to stay. There were definitely phases in my life that I too – was a fangirl of bands (mainly Kpop groups) and followed advice from the worst of magazines. She didn’t annoy me as much as she could have and as a young adult, I can empathize with how Mayu was feeling. It didn’t bother me as much as it usually does and I think, given the situation, I can forgive Mayu for fangirling and acting the way she did. Keep in mind though – I just finished watching the most recent episode of Koufuku Graffiti so any fanservie following that can’t be worse.

Ginti has his cat… who seems more human than cat.Īs for the actual game of Twister between Arita Mayu ( Tanezaki Atsumi) and Harada ( Miyano Mamoru), I was rather amused by the amount of fanservice. It’s interesting to see the contrast between Ginti and Decim’s methods of judging the deceased… although their motive is the same, Decim seems to take a much less involved approach (especially with Nameless Girl’s advice). On the other hand, Decim straight up gives them things like body parts on dart boards and bowling balls to try and get them to flinch. Unlike Decim, he gives them a false sense of security. I have a feeling that he tends to trick the individuals into “seemingly” harmless games and then turn it up a notch when they’re getting along too well. His personality is exactly what I would expect and his unusual games (compared to Decim’s) are quite interesting in their own way. After meeting Ginti last week, it’s interesting to see how he places judgment upon those that enter his bar. This week was focused much more the comedy and amusement factor than the philosophical outlook of each of the individuals which I don’t mind once in a while. The episodes can be funny, serious, horrifying or just downright sweet and lovable.

You never know what you’re going to get coming into Death Parade.

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