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** During the Holy Day celebrations [[spoiler: the bees]] go one step further and...well, [[spoiler: kill about a fourth of the No.6 inhabitants.]]
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** During the Holy Day celebrations [[spoiler: the bees]] bees go one step further and...well, [[spoiler: kill about a fourth of the No.6 inhabitants.]]
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** Small, horrific detail: the [[spoiler:knitting needle]] Shion absently grabs onto while climbing that pile. Even scarier in that it's never overtly alluded to, as it's overridden by the horror of the climb in general...
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** Small, horrific detail: the [[spoiler:knitting needle]] knitting needle Shion absently grabs onto while climbing that pile. Even scarier in that it's never overtly alluded to, as it's overridden by the horror of the climb in general...
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* It's pretty small, but Nezumi's reaction to the possibility of [[spoiler: everyone dying in No.6 because of the wasps]] is ''to dance with Shion in joy.'' Nezumi's reaction becomes scarier after Shion says that he [[spoiler: wants to make a serum to destroy the wasps]] - he gets angry and threatens Shion because he doesn't want Shion to help them.
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* It's pretty small, but Nezumi's reaction to the possibility of [[spoiler: everyone dying in No.6 because of the wasps]] wasps is ''to dance with Shion in joy.'' Nezumi's reaction becomes scarier after Shion says that he [[spoiler: wants to make a serum to destroy the wasps]] wasps - he gets angry and threatens Shion because he doesn't want Shion to help them.
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* [[spoiler:The fate of the people from the slums who are dumped into the room with the dead bodies - if any of them survived the fall like Nezumi and Shion, they are trapped down there with no food or water, surrounded by corpses. Logically, that would lead to [[ImAHumanitarian rather desperate measures]].]]
* The [[spoiler: manhunt]]. It must have been like pure hell.
* The novel series features a glimpse of Shion working to [[spoiler: rebuild society after the fall of No. 6.]] Perhaps unsurprisingly, Yoming is trying to push everyone who wasn't a member of his revolutionary group out of the reconstruction committee, which is supposed be made of people from all sections of the city. Shion's response is to [[spoiler: accuse Yoming of misusing state funds and remove him from the committee. Yes, Yoming did it, but Shion forged the evidence to get him to confess and concealed the crimes of two of Yoming's accomplices as a reward for their assistance. The parallels to the original creators of No. 6, who started as idealists but ended up creating a dystopian society, can't be ignored.]]
* The [[spoiler: manhunt]]. It must have been like pure hell.
* The novel series features a glimpse of Shion working to [[spoiler: rebuild society after the fall of No. 6.]] Perhaps unsurprisingly, Yoming is trying to push everyone who wasn't a member of his revolutionary group out of the reconstruction committee, which is supposed be made of people from all sections of the city. Shion's response is to [[spoiler: accuse Yoming of misusing state funds and remove him from the committee. Yes, Yoming did it, but Shion forged the evidence to get him to confess and concealed the crimes of two of Yoming's accomplices as a reward for their assistance. The parallels to the original creators of No. 6, who started as idealists but ended up creating a dystopian society, can't be ignored.]]
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* [[spoiler:The The fate of the people from the slums who are dumped into the room with the dead bodies - if any of them survived the fall like Nezumi and Shion, they are trapped down there with no food or water, surrounded by corpses. Logically, that would lead to [[ImAHumanitarian rather desperate measures]].]]
measures]].
* The[[spoiler: manhunt]].manhunt. It must have been like pure hell.
* The novel series features a glimpse of Shion working to[[spoiler: rebuild society after the fall of No. 6.]] Perhaps unsurprisingly, Yoming is trying to push everyone who wasn't a member of his revolutionary group out of the reconstruction committee, which is supposed be made of people from all sections of the city. Shion's response is to [[spoiler: accuse Yoming of misusing state funds and remove him from the committee. Yes, Yoming did it, but Shion forged the evidence to get him to confess and concealed the crimes of two of Yoming's accomplices as a reward for their assistance. The parallels to the original creators of No. 6, who started as idealists but ended up creating a dystopian society, can't be ignored.]]
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* The novel series features a glimpse of Shion working to
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* The novel series features a glimpse of Shion working to [[spoiler: rebuild society after the fall of No. 6.]] Perhaps unsurprisingly, Yoming is trying to push everyone who wasn't a member of his revolutionary group out of the reconstruction committee, which is supposed be made of people from all sections of the city. Shion's response is to [[spoiler: accuse Yoming of misusing state funds and remove him from the committee. Yes, Yoming did it, but Shion forged the evidence to get him to confess and concealed the crimes of two of Yoming's accomplices as a reward for their assistance.]]
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* The novel series features a glimpse of Shion working to [[spoiler: rebuild society after the fall of No. 6.]] Perhaps unsurprisingly, Yoming is trying to push everyone who wasn't a member of his revolutionary group out of the reconstruction committee, which is supposed be made of people from all sections of the city. Shion's response is to [[spoiler: accuse Yoming of misusing state funds and remove him from the committee. Yes, Yoming did it, but Shion forged the evidence to get him to confess and concealed the crimes of two of Yoming's accomplices as a reward for their assistance. The parallels to the original creators of No. 6, who started as idealists but ended up creating a dystopian society, can't be ignored.]]
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* The novel series features a glimpse of Shion working to [[spoiler: rebuild society after the fall of No. 6.]] Perhaps unsurprisingly, Yoming is trying to push everyone who wasn't a member of his revolutionary group out of the reconstruction committee, which is supposed be made of people from all sections of the city. Shion's response is to [[spoiler: accuse Yoming of misusing state funds and remove him from the committee. Yes, Yoming did it, but Shion forged the evidence to get him to confess and concealed the crimes of two of Yoming's accomplices as a reward for their assistance.]]
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** So far it's happened to three people, one who died off screen. Shion's co-worker is bad enough, he collapses back and looks at his rapidly ageing hand in horror. We then get a blurred POV shot from him looking at Shion, and he shakily asks 'what's happening to me?' The second victim is far more horrific. She first notices the black spot on her face in a shop window, meaning that she's able to witness exactly what's happening to her as she rapidly ages and dies.
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** So far it's happened to three people, one who died off screen. Shion's co-worker is bad enough, he collapses back and looks at his rapidly ageing hand in horror. We then get a blurred blurry POV shot from of him looking at Shion, and he shakily asks 'what's "what's happening to me?' me?". The second victim is far more horrific. She first notices the black spot on her face in a shop window, meaning that she's able to witness exactly what's happening to her as she rapidly ages and dies.
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* The pile of corpses in episode 10 and Sion vomiting upon seeing them. Doesn't help that people were actually still alive in that pile, moaning and groaning enough to nearly break Sion.
** Small, horrific detail: the [[spoiler:knitting needle]] Sion absently grabs onto while climbing that pile. Even scarier in that it's never overtly alluded to, as it's overridden by the horror of the climb in general...
* [[BigBrotherIsWatching The whole concept of No.6 - being watched over night and day by your ID bracelet.]] Which allows the higher ups even to eavesdrop you. The best part? You are ok with it, since you never knew the other way.
* It's pretty small, but Nezumi's reaction to the possibility of [[spoiler: everyone dying in No.6 because of the wasps]] is ''to dance with Shion in joy.'' Nezumi's reaction becomes scarier after Shion says that he [[spoiler: wants to make a serum to destroy the wasps]], he gets angry and threatens Shion because he doesn't want Shion to help them.
** Small, horrific detail: the [[spoiler:knitting needle]] Sion absently grabs onto while climbing that pile. Even scarier in that it's never overtly alluded to, as it's overridden by the horror of the climb in general...
* [[BigBrotherIsWatching The whole concept of No.6 - being watched over night and day by your ID bracelet.]] Which allows the higher ups even to eavesdrop you. The best part? You are ok with it, since you never knew the other way.
* It's pretty small, but Nezumi's reaction to the possibility of [[spoiler: everyone dying in No.6 because of the wasps]] is ''to dance with Shion in joy.'' Nezumi's reaction becomes scarier after Shion says that he [[spoiler: wants to make a serum to destroy the wasps]], he gets angry and threatens Shion because he doesn't want Shion to help them.
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* The pile of corpses in episode Episode 10 and Sion Shion vomiting upon seeing them. Doesn't help that There are live people were actually still alive strewn in that pile, the literal mountain of bodies, moaning and groaning enough to nearly break Sion.
Shion.
** Small, horrific detail: the [[spoiler:knitting needle]]Sion Shion absently grabs onto while climbing that pile. Even scarier in that it's never overtly alluded to, as it's overridden by the horror of the climb in general...
* [[BigBrotherIsWatching The whole concept of No.6 - being watched over day and nightand day by your ID bracelet.]] Which bracelet]], which allows the higher ups even higher-ups to eavesdrop you. see and hear everything you do and say. The best worst part? You are ok You're absolutely okay with it, since you because you've never knew the other way.
been given any alternative.
* It's pretty small, but Nezumi's reaction to the possibility of [[spoiler: everyone dying in No.6 because of the wasps]] is ''to dance with Shion in joy.'' Nezumi's reaction becomes scarier after Shion says that he [[spoiler: wants to make a serum to destroy thewasps]], wasps]] - he gets angry and threatens Shion because he doesn't want Shion to help them.
** Small, horrific detail: the [[spoiler:knitting needle]]
* [[BigBrotherIsWatching The whole concept of No.6 - being watched over day and night
* It's pretty small, but Nezumi's reaction to the possibility of [[spoiler: everyone dying in No.6 because of the wasps]] is ''to dance with Shion in joy.'' Nezumi's reaction becomes scarier after Shion says that he [[spoiler: wants to make a serum to destroy the
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* [[spoiler:The fate of the slumdwellers who are dumped into the room with the dead bodies - if any of them survived the fall like Nezumi and Sion, they are trapped down there with no food or water, surrounded by corpses. Logically, that would lead to [[ImAHumanitarian rather desperate circumstances]].]]
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* [[spoiler:The fate of the slumdwellers people from the slums who are dumped into the room with the dead bodies - if any of them survived the fall like Nezumi and Sion, Shion, they are trapped down there with no food or water, surrounded by corpses. Logically, that would lead to [[ImAHumanitarian rather desperate circumstances]].measures]].]]
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** During the Holy Day celebrations [[spoiler: the bees]] go one step further and...well, [[spoiler: kill about a fourth of the No.6 inhabitants.]]
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* The whole concept of No.6 - being watched over night and day by your ID bracelet. Which allows the higher ups even to eavesdrop you. The best part? You are ok with it, since you never knew the other way.
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* [[BigBrotherIsWatching The whole concept of No.6 - being watched over night and day by your ID bracelet. ]] Which allows the higher ups even to eavesdrop you. The best part? You are ok with it, since you never knew the other way. way.
* It's pretty small, but Nezumi's reaction to the possibility of [[spoiler: everyone dying in No.6 because of the wasps]] is ''to dance with Shion in joy.'' Nezumi's reaction becomes scarier after Shion says that he [[spoiler: wants to make a serum to destroy the wasps]], he gets angry and threatens Shion because he doesn't want Shion to help them.
* It's pretty small, but Nezumi's reaction to the possibility of [[spoiler: everyone dying in No.6 because of the wasps]] is ''to dance with Shion in joy.'' Nezumi's reaction becomes scarier after Shion says that he [[spoiler: wants to make a serum to destroy the wasps]], he gets angry and threatens Shion because he doesn't want Shion to help them.
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* The [[spoiler: manhunt]]. It must have been like pure hell.
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* The birth of the wasp, with the person rapidly aging and ending up as a shrivelled corpse.
** So far it's happened to three people, one who died off screen. Shion's co-worker is bad enough, he collapses back and looks at his rapidly ageing hand in horror. We then get a blurred POV shot from him looking at Shion, and he shakily asks 'what's happening to me?' The second victim is far more horrific. She first notices the black spot on her face in a shop window, meaning that she's able to witness exactly what's happening to her as she rapidly ages and dies.
** Also happens in a freaky scene to a woman at the end of chapter 10.
* The pile of corpses in episode 10 and Sion vomiting upon seeing them. Doesn't help that people were actually still alive in that pile, moaning and groaning enough to nearly break Sion.
** Small, horrific detail: the [[spoiler:knitting needle]] Sion absently grabs onto while climbing that pile. Even scarier in that it's never overtly alluded to, as it's overridden by the horror of the climb in general...
* The whole concept of No.6 - being watched over night and day by your ID bracelet. Which allows the higher ups even to eavesdrop you. The best part? You are ok with it, since you never knew the other way.
* Chapter 13 features Safu waking up in the correctional facility after being kidnapped and finding herself strapped to an operating table. A man tells her that they are going to operate on her and she cries TearsOfFear in response. *shudder*
* Anytime Shion's {{Yandere}} side shows up.
* [[spoiler:The fate of the slumdwellers who are dumped into the room with the dead bodies - if any of them survived the fall like Nezumi and Sion, they are trapped down there with no food or water, surrounded by corpses. Logically, that would lead to [[ImAHumanitarian rather desperate circumstances]].]]
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** So far it's happened to three people, one who died off screen. Shion's co-worker is bad enough, he collapses back and looks at his rapidly ageing hand in horror. We then get a blurred POV shot from him looking at Shion, and he shakily asks 'what's happening to me?' The second victim is far more horrific. She first notices the black spot on her face in a shop window, meaning that she's able to witness exactly what's happening to her as she rapidly ages and dies.
** Also happens in a freaky scene to a woman at the end of chapter 10.
* The pile of corpses in episode 10 and Sion vomiting upon seeing them. Doesn't help that people were actually still alive in that pile, moaning and groaning enough to nearly break Sion.
** Small, horrific detail: the [[spoiler:knitting needle]] Sion absently grabs onto while climbing that pile. Even scarier in that it's never overtly alluded to, as it's overridden by the horror of the climb in general...
* The whole concept of No.6 - being watched over night and day by your ID bracelet. Which allows the higher ups even to eavesdrop you. The best part? You are ok with it, since you never knew the other way.
* Chapter 13 features Safu waking up in the correctional facility after being kidnapped and finding herself strapped to an operating table. A man tells her that they are going to operate on her and she cries TearsOfFear in response. *shudder*
* Anytime Shion's {{Yandere}} side shows up.
* [[spoiler:The fate of the slumdwellers who are dumped into the room with the dead bodies - if any of them survived the fall like Nezumi and Sion, they are trapped down there with no food or water, surrounded by corpses. Logically, that would lead to [[ImAHumanitarian rather desperate circumstances]].]]
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