Usogui - Vol. 17 Ch. 184 - People Covered In Blood
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Yeah Mii-chan doesnt deserve this.
By the way, now im really suspecting the bandana guy is just Kaji. Which would mean there are 6 cards, 5 for the guests and one for Oshi. I wonder if Oshi counts as participating or not, I dont think he accepted the rules of the game.
Even more, if the game is unwinnable by default, should it really be allowed? There might be a trick to it, like Usogui is letting them one of their crimes not be covered.
By the way, now im really suspecting the bandana guy is just Kaji. Which would mean there are 6 cards, 5 for the guests and one for Oshi. I wonder if Oshi counts as participating or not, I dont think he accepted the rules of the game.
Even more, if the game is unwinnable by default, should it really be allowed? There might be a trick to it, like Usogui is letting them one of their crimes not be covered.
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Winnable or not never in part of kakerou consideration to see whether the match is valid or not, I think. As long as the participants accept the term, then the match will go as it is...
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Maybe the trick is buying time as much as possible so that his case won't be revealed until the programs ended
Winnable or not never in part of kakerou consideration to see whether the match is valid or not, I think. As long as the participants accept the term, then the match will go as it is...
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Maybe the trick is buying time as much as possible so that his case won't be revealed until the programs ended
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Oh god, after you mentioned that, I just realized his name is Kaomi Takaji... it's pretty much Kaji's name, just with the first halves of both names swapped (Kaji's name is Kaji Takaomi). Good catch, I was wondering where Kaji (and Macro!) were during all of this.
Geez, how more rigged can this game get? I wonder if even the whole tablet/card system is being intercepted... Kaji's placement in the panel means he gets some of the bribe money, and can also leak the group's discussions to Baku. He can also mess with the game directly by using cards.
Oh god, after you mentioned that, I just realized his name is Kaomi Takaji... it's pretty much Kaji's name, just with the first halves of both names swapped (Kaji's name is Kaji Takaomi). Good catch, I was wondering where Kaji (and Macro!) were during all of this.
Geez, how more rigged can this game get? I wonder if even the whole tablet/card system is being intercepted... Kaji's placement in the panel means he gets some of the bribe money, and can also leak the group's discussions to Baku. He can also mess with the game directly by using cards.
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The only way I can see any of the guest panelists winning is if they manage to either prolong the broadcast up to the end, end the broadcast prematurely, or have their guilt disproved. (Baku did say they weren't allowed to leave until the broadcast was over.) There's only a few ways I can see panelists being able to win by.
- The panelist(s) somehow, by sheer luck and chaos, manage to not be proven guilty before the end of the broadcast.
- The panelists cooperate; this would likely mean that each of them would cooperate to expose each darkness before eventually throwing one or several others under the bus; they manage to do this long enough until the broadcast ends. They may also have the potential of chalking up their opinions in order to prolong the conclusion to either their own proven guilt or another's, all in order to buy time, before the inevitable strikes.
- The panelists eventually figure out that one of the panelists is a fake and/or that one or several crimes don't pertain to them, but this would likely involve the risk of exposing one's crime to another, which could land a target on their back. Perhaps exposing Oshii is the way for the participants to win, as how else would the broadcast continue without the host moving it along?
- The evidence shown against each culprit is either made false or credited as misleading.
- The panelist(s) somehow, by sheer luck and chaos, manage to not be proven guilty before the end of the broadcast.
- The panelists cooperate; this would likely mean that each of them would cooperate to expose each darkness before eventually throwing one or several others under the bus; they manage to do this long enough until the broadcast ends. They may also have the potential of chalking up their opinions in order to prolong the conclusion to either their own proven guilt or another's, all in order to buy time, before the inevitable strikes.
- The panelists eventually figure out that one of the panelists is a fake and/or that one or several crimes don't pertain to them, but this would likely involve the risk of exposing one's crime to another, which could land a target on their back. Perhaps exposing Oshii is the way for the participants to win, as how else would the broadcast continue without the host moving it along?
- The evidence shown against each culprit is either made false or credited as misleading.
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It does feel like a game of Oshii vs the Panelists. They have to figure out Kaiji there is not the culprit and then Oshi has to avoid having them reveal his darkness.
This is pretty funny. I wonder if any of them actually knew how Amako L File system worked, that they were pinning their crimes on innocent people. Kinda remember that Ikuto had no clue, just paid for it.
This is pretty funny. I wonder if any of them actually knew how Amako L File system worked, that they were pinning their crimes on innocent people. Kinda remember that Ikuto had no clue, just paid for it.
I think she's Ok, just dumbfounded for this madness.
Come to think of it we got: a former prosecutor, a CEO, another corporate exec, an MMA fighter, long hair guy*, and... Chief and Chairman Emeritus of the Criminal Physiognomy Institute.
Blends right in as the type of weirdo guest a program like this would have, sticks out like a sore thumb among a bunch of dudes who were in the L-files.
*Side note it's pretty ridiculous that the guest descriptions are so spread out over 2+ chapters. Feel like this is the kind of thing where you introduce them in succession and then have a roster showing their faces and names at the top of each chapter. Because they're new characters and this arc is all about cycling between them.
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