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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: "Okay, let's fly!" - episode 2.
** The DistantFinale.
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* CompleteMonster: [[MadScientist Satoshi Ichise]] is unique among the few villains in that he has no discernible FreudianExcuse and no motive behind his atrocities apart from [[ForScience research]] or [[ForTheEvulz personal enjoyment]]. Said atrocities involve [[WouldHurtAChild experimenting on a young girl]] possessed by an EnergyBeing, to the point where she was physically and mentally exhausted. When he tried to force her to continue, she unleashed a surge of power that would have killed him if her [[{{Irony}} father hadn't saved him]]. Years later, we see he's continuing his experiments, and after learning the girl is still alive and more powerful than before, he gives an expression that can best be described as [[MemeticMolester arousal]]. It is soon revealed that the BigBad has hired him to create an army of SuperSoldiers, and we are given no reason why Ichise agreed to this, so we can assume that he just wants to do horrible experiments. Most of his subjects have died or lost their sense of self, and he shows no remorse. At one point, he suffers LaserGuidedKarma during one of his offscreen experiments, where he repeatedly says that he was "[[MadnessMantra a fool]]". At first, this seems like a form of redemption, but the very next time we see him, he used some [[DiabolusExMachina device created by Kurau's Father]] to heal himself and reveals he only called himself a fool for [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk not realizing what went wrong with his experiments]], and now he has successfully created his SuperSoldiers. He overshadows the BigBad in terms of his sheer depravity and is the one character who is treated as irredeemably evil and possibly [[AxCrazy insane]].
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* CompleteMonster: [[MadScientist Satoshi Ichise]] is unique Ichise stands out among all the few villains in that he has no discernible FreudianExcuse and no motive behind his atrocities apart from [[ForScience research]] or [[ForTheEvulz personal enjoyment]]. Said atrocities involve as the most wicked. A MadScientist extraordinaire, Ichise [[WouldHurtAChild experimenting on torments a young little girl]] possessed by an EnergyBeing, to awaken powers within her, even at the point where she was physically and mentally exhausted. When he tried to force her to continue, she unleashed a surge risk of power that would have killed him if her [[{{Irony}} father hadn't saved him]]. Years later, we see he's continuing his experiments, and after learning the girl is still alive and more powerful than before, he gives an expression that can best be described as [[MemeticMolester arousal]]. It is soon revealed that the BigBad has hired him dangerous surges of energy within her. Later contracted to create an army of SuperSoldiers, and we are given no reason why {{Super Soldier}}s, Ichise agreed to this, so we can assume that enjoys the feeling of power he just wants to do horrible experiments. Most of gets from his subjects have died or lost their sense of self, experiments and he shows no remorse. At one point, he suffers LaserGuidedKarma during one of remains apathetic as his offscreen experiments, where he repeatedly says that he was "[[MadnessMantra a fool]]". At first, this seems like a form of redemption, but the very next time we see him, he used some [[DiabolusExMachina device created by Kurau's Father]] to heal himself and reveals he only called himself a fool for [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk not realizing what went wrong with work kills countless among his experiments]], and now he has successfully created his SuperSoldiers. He overshadows the BigBad in terms of his sheer depravity and is the one character who is treated as irredeemably evil and possibly [[AxCrazy insane]].test subjects.
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* CompleteMonster: [[MadScientist Satoshi Ichise]] is unique among the few villains in that he has no discernible FreudianExcuse and no motive behind his atrocities apart from [[ForScience research]] or [[ForTheEvulz personal enjoyment]]. Said atrocities involve [[WouldHurtAChild experimenting on a young girl]] possessed by an EnergyBeing, to the point where she was physically and mentally exhausted. When he tried to force her to continue, she unleashed a surge of power that would have killed him if her [[{{Irony}} father hadn't saved him]]. Years later, we see he's continuing his experiments, and after learning the girl is still alive and more powerful than before, he gives an expression that can best be described as [[MemeticMolester arousal]]. It is soon revealed that the BigBad has hired him to create an army of SuperSoldiers, and we are given no reason why Ichise agreed to this, so we can assume that he just wants to do horrible experiments. Most of his subjects have died or lost their sense of self, and he shows no remorse. At one point, he suffers LaserGuidedKarma during one of his offscreen experiments, where he repeatedly says that he was "[[MadnessMantra a fool]]". At first, this seems like a form of redemption, but the very next time we see him, he used some [[DiabolusExMachina device created by Kurau's Father]] to heal himself and reveals he only called himself a fool for [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk not realizing what went wrong with his experiments]], and now he has successfully created his SuperSoldiers. He overshadows the BigBad in terms of his sheer depravity and is the one character who is treated as irredeemably evil and possibly [[AxCrazy insane]].
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