Demon Slayer Chapter 173 review. Kimetsu no Yaiba : 鬼滅の刃 Check out some of my other Demon Slayer Discussion videos: What if, Nezkuko had became a Demon Slayer? What if Tanjiro became a demon? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PB6dd1MKVo8 Demon Slayer: All 15 Breath Styles Explained : Total Concentration https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBJO6KtAVBQ Nezuko - Top 5 Facts // A Demon Slayer : Kimetsu no Yaiba Discussion (鬼滅の刃) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9dqOPVRpZQ #demonslayer173 #kimetsunoyaiba173 #animefriedchicken Anime fried Chicken back once again with another Demon Slayer : Kimetsu no Yaiba chapter review. How you guys doing, hope y’all are well. This weeks chapter is 173 and it is kicking off. Make sure to subscribe if you like this video and I’ll keep making Demon SLayer videos. Without delay, let’s jump in. It will be the the same format as last week. One, What the heck happened in chapter 172, a recp. Two, Plot and Story discussion for this weeks chapter Three, Art Highlights Four, Predictions for next weeks chapter. On to the RECAP. In chapter 172 It wasn’t looking great for the Demon Slayers, Himejima and Sanemi were on the back foot eating breath of moon attacks left right and centre. Tokitou was a hand down, but was having a sword bandaged his remaining hand so he could keep going, he still has some fight in him. A lot of the battle was emphasising the futility of the Demon SLayers trying to hold off kokushibo. With them all taking a ton of damage and sanemi losing a couple of fingers. The chapter spent the last couple of pages leading up to building genyas resolve as he ate, yes ate, the tip of kokushibos blade. As it was part of the demon him self, Genya knew he would be able to absorb some of the Demon’s power. And that was last week’s chapter. STORY AND PLOT On to the story and plot for this week’s chapter. Himejima tries to release an attack, and is completely cockblcoked after calling out the form number, and just eats an attack from kokushibo as it rains down from the sky. This was Kokushibos 16th form attack, SIXTEEN, what?! How many is this guy going to have. Kokushibo is reading and shutting down the pillars strikes before they even begin to attack with either an insane level of foresight, or just immeasurable speed. Himejima is wondering how kokushibo can see almost into the future. And with he himself pushing his own vision, despite being blind in case you may have forgot, Wondering if humans can reach that level. Demon Slayers have been keeping up with their enemies by using breathing techniques, and Himejima is wondering if he can push himself just a little further. And then it happens. He reaches the state in which he can see everything. HE can see kokushibos pulse, his mus ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLMk9yLElwU

Serial Experiments Lain thoughts. #SerialExperimentsLain #AnimeFriedChicken Does the abstract elements of philosophy, existentialism, fate, transience of memory, persona and identity, hinder the process of traditional storytelling, or am I just too stupid to enjoy Serial Experiments Lain? I treasure depth, complexity and layered themes in anime. Especially as I watch a ton of Shounen which more often than not are in a reliable format of digestible story, simple world building, relatable underdog characters, conflict against villainy, and sweet sweet payoff. So from time to time I will indulge in pallet cleansers. Shows with richer notes that truly make you think, instead of crawling through the typical story cycle consisting of the tragedy arc, training arc, tournament arc, and predictable zenkai power boost. Off the top of my head I’m thinking of Psycho Pass, Kill la Kill, Neon Genesis, Death Note those kind of shows. Death Note and Psychopass in particular do a fantastic job battling individual morality, as well as conflicting ideologies and how they best serve a Utilitarian society. Light Yagami plays judge jury and executioner with his death note, and crime rates plummet. The dominators prevent latent criminals from breaking the law before they have even lifted a finger. Incarcerating would-be criminals that for all intensive purposes, are still innocent for the betterment of society. Both Psychopass and Death Note have great themes that encourage you to explore your own standpoint on cultural issues and take a deep dive on your own sense of morality. BUT, Death Note and Psychopass would not be the hits that they are without on-point character builds, world setting, sound design and most importantly, excellent storytelling. Are herein lies my problem. Why the heck did I find it so hard to get into Serial Experiments Lain? For its time, the concept of a dichotomy between your online and real world existence was mind blowing. And the surreal aspect of breaking that border down, and hacking the real world and people in it, was a staggering notion. So why do I feel like the execution of the story was so lackluster. Comparing it across mediums to The Matrix movie released just a year later, also soaked in cryptic abstract elements exploring a fictional take of how we were transitioning over to the new millennia and age of communication, Serial Experiments Lain just didn’t pull its weight. As a caveat, I enjoyed the story progression through episodes 10 to 13, however episodes 1 to 9 were painfully slow in pacing. In fact I would love to see the series edited down into a 90 minute long movie, or compromise to a Neon Genesis Evangelion analogue of contracting episodes 1 to 11 as a movie, and showcasing episodes 12 and 13 as a cinematic f ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L46U2IDZ8mA