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* In the buildup to the dramatic climax of Episode 3, Hasegawa demands Sengoku apprehend Benten and gives him an hour until his collar explodes to do it. Not only does this not really get resolved before Gogul knocks him unconscious and hands Benten the MacGuffin needed to destroy the episode's main villain, it rather begs the question why Hasegawa ''doesn't'' try to force Benten into compliance by threatening to explode ''his'' collar, or why Gogul isn't in trouble for the same reason.
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* In the buildup to the dramatic climax of Episode 3, Hasegawa demands Sengoku apprehend Benten and gives him an hour until his collar explodes to do it. Not only does this not really get resolved before after Gogul knocks him unconscious and hands Benten the MacGuffin needed to destroy the episode's main villain, it rather begs the question why Hasegawa ''doesn't'' try to force Benten into compliance by threatening to explode ''his'' collar, or why Gogul isn't in trouble for the same reason.
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* In the buildup to the dramatic climax of Episode 3, Hasegawa demands Sengoku apprehend Benten and gives him an hour until his collar explodes to do it. Not only does this not really get resolved before Gogul knocks him unconscious and hands Benten the MacGuffin needed to destroy the episode's main villain, it rather begs the question why Hasegawa ''doesn't'' try to force Benten into compliance by threatening to explode ''his'' collar, or why Gogul isn't in trouble for the same reason.
