People being so pissed off not only because of the American spin-off probability, but inserting the scene itself…
Interesting. Yes. Actually, it would be better if they limited it to news stories about a global catastrophe. And there is no need to single out any particular country. And the news itself reported that a disaster had occurred. That's all. . . People are angry just for the sake of being angry. There haven't been any official statements yet. Just panic out of nowhere. Besides, I don't think this is a good reason to downgrade the rating or speak negatively about the series.
contrary to alot of opinion I would love to watch the American version if they make one :))))) hot mess or not…
Well, if there is a continuation in another country, it will still make sense. Because the Borderland is a shared space. And, hello, people die not only in Japan. In any case, this will not be a continuation, but a separate story. . . But I would still prefer that they leave Haro Aso alone with his story.
There have been no official statements yet to stop this nonsense from spreading constantly!!!
This is your paranoia! There have been no official statements yet! But you guys keep spreading this bullshit. Instead of thinking about the ending, you behave like parrots. . . . Netflix treats Alice with great disdain. A spin-off will only happen if Netflix's management gets high on hard drugs. I don't deny that there are many such inadequate people among them. Especially after the latest news. But it’s too early to panic, don’t you think?
They really had to show that stuff in the ending??? Are they going to host games with Squid Game jointly for americans…
Are u okay? This doesn't spoil the series at all. There have been no official statements yet, please to stop this nonsense from spreading constantly!!!
You answered it yourself. These are people's speculations. There is no official confirmation. But people continue to create hysteria, drawing other people into it. . The ending is an illustration of the words of the Overlord of the Borderlands. That's all.
As some people said, it's quite unnecessary for her to go into this world again.Not talking about the micro-macro-nano-whatever-the-f-cheating…
Yeah, I thought it was stupid at first, too. But you just need to use your head a little. Her decision is stupid and childish, but she is sick and completely unstable. If this is not a reason for you, then no reason will be a good one for you. Whatever the director comes up with, you will be in opposition.
The theme of depression and post-traumatic stress disorder is one of the series' main themes. So, it was a logical fit for the director to include Usagi's actions. The terrible disaster compounded her depression (which she had always).
Everything can always be done better. But are we, the viewers, always right? Are we driven by emotions? Yes, viewers are often right. But not always.
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People are angry just for the sake of being angry. There haven't been any official statements yet. Just panic out of nowhere. Besides, I don't think this is a good reason to downgrade the rating or speak negatively about the series.
He helped everyone, but he was left alone and therefore could not stand it.
He was really cool and a colorful character. So sad... damn
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But I would still prefer that they leave Haro Aso alone with his story.
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Netflix treats Alice with great disdain. A spin-off will only happen if Netflix's management gets high on hard drugs. I don't deny that there are many such inadequate people among them. Especially after the latest news. But it’s too early to panic, don’t you think?
There have been no official statements yet, please to stop this nonsense from spreading constantly!!!
These are people's speculations. There is no official confirmation. But people continue to create hysteria, drawing other people into it.
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The ending is an illustration of the words of the Overlord of the Borderlands. That's all.
Why is the plot bad? I wonder.
The theme of depression and post-traumatic stress disorder is one of the series' main themes. So, it was a logical fit for the director to include Usagi's actions. The terrible disaster compounded her depression (which she had always).
Everything can always be done better. But are we, the viewers, always right? Are we driven by emotions? Yes, viewers are often right. But not always.