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Seems like they're going to keep with Omni-man's secret until the end... It's quite intriguing because everything suggests he's evil but it doesn't feel like he's faking when talking about loving his family and all

kind of felt like a long trailer

yall didn't have to do my man Heimer dirty like that

Man that bus scene got me emotional, something so simple yet it meant so much for the bus driver

shot every time the boys throw a tantrum over a mild inconvenience

The fight scenes, as short as they are, are pretty great. There's a certain flow and weight to them you wouldn't expect from this type of show.
Also getting rid of Yitzhak considering the situation seems like a terrible idea and I hate Jack for that

Is there something I'm not getting about the break room? They present it as a terrible torture but all they do is repeat some sentences

Great episode but I don't really like how (by the looks of it) the conflict between sister will be based on a misunderstanding and what was done/said in the heat of the moment

It's strange how they portray writing as a simple matter of having ideas when in reality it's the easiest part. Anyone in a creative field has endless amounts of ideas but no time to make them, because the hard part is always the execution and the amount of work one has to put into finishing the project.
It's funny the amount of people I've seen saying (specifically about videogames) ''I have this amazing idea but no skill to make it by myself'' and ask others to work for them and create it as if the sheer genius of their ideas had as much value as the skill and work needed to actually make it happen

Lucienne's passive-aggressive game is strong

that ''ok boomer'' dealt me physical damage

Man why'd the robot have to be bad I liked him

Storm was the coolest character so far ☹

Azi baiting that creature with chocolate sounded like ASMR

The bread was worth the wait

Damn I didn't know racism ended 4 days ago

Hearing the mom say "You are a black man in America... Your clothes are important" must've felt like a gut punch

i.ibb.co/NWjcRLX/image.png "Can something normal happen to me at least once"

Why would they bother to record the outside and then alter it while keeping the image of the person going outside instead of just creating a completely fake recording? And why would people bother cleaning if they know/think the recording is being altered anyway?
Like this might get answered later but from the characters' perspective it doesn't make much sense

Sanji's backstory was the best adapted so far

I don't remember Zoro being this much into drinking, like not even Luffy is so insistent about food

Mihawk was so cool but I can't with his flamboyant voice lol

That Lee Jaeman's entrace tho, was mising a fight with some emotional weight tbh

So after the bus chase and fight with Frank, Jeon could just return to work like nothing happened? What he's doing at the end of the episode doesn't make much sense either...
I'm also a bit disappointed with the variety of powers, the fact that they get passed on doesn't help but even new characters keep having the same ones

I keep thinking Eve is too overpowered, or she should be way more than the fight scenes suggest. Not to mention what she could do without the mental block

That ending lol, loved this episode

Great episode, Masson is a compelling character and I was very engaged with his struggles, but after everything he went through I was kinda disappointed with the ending. In the previous episode the main character's death felt like some kind of retribution, but repeating it looks like it was done for the sake of it, more so since his survival would feel more than earned. I hope this is not a recurring ending in all the episodes

why is the music so damn loud