I think that this is the first episode of this season that I genuinely do not like at all. I know it's my fault for being tricked by thinking they were introducing nuance to the gangler and human conflict, but there was genuine potential here that was wasted. Especially because this is from the perspective of the cops, I really do not like that the plotline of this episode is that Tsukasa lends sympathy to a criminal, only to be reminded that ganglers are biologically disposed to evil and should not be trusted. This is the kind of bullshit in cop media that is reflective of some really sinister implications. It was really intriguing me when it seemed like maybe Noel's motives weren't the best, and I thought maybe they were adding another layer of moral ambiguity to his character, but then the twist happened that "the gangler was secretly evil all along" and it was stupid!!! Come on guys
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I think that this is the first episode of this season that I genuinely do not like at all. I know it's my fault for being tricked by thinking they were introducing nuance to the gangler and human conflict, but there was genuine potential here that was wasted. Especially because this is from the perspective of the cops, I really do not like that the plotline of this episode is that Tsukasa lends sympathy to a criminal, only to be reminded that ganglers are biologically disposed to evil and should not be trusted. This is the kind of bullshit in cop media that is reflective of some really sinister implications. It was really intriguing me when it seemed like maybe Noel's motives weren't the best, and I thought maybe they were adding another layer of moral ambiguity to his character, but then the twist happened that "the gangler was secretly evil all along" and it was stupid!!! Come on guys