He's just going through the usual Ordinary High-School Student's process of Growing A Spine, which makes him all cool and attractive etc.
Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.When did that happen? There was a bit with Migi trying to fap the poor boy on its own, and him washing his Johnson, but I don't remember Migi herself turning into a dick.
"Is that your attempt at sounding disdainful?" -> "Look at all the fucks I give."
edited 16th Oct '14 11:42:38 PM by TheHandle
Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.EDIT: I'll just provide the link to the randomc review. It's among the screenshots.
edited 17th Oct '14 12:43:40 AM by Malchus
Yeah, that avatar's a 'Shop of my real face.Episode 3
- She is very gifted though.
- He's not being irrational, he's been attacked twice by you guys (technically three times). And you just said yourself that you couldn't kill him there without being mortally wounded.
- Wait, normal human babies even with two parasite parents? How does that benefit them as a species? Well, I guess we'll find out.
- Looks like A-san doesn't want to hear any of it.
- The spoon trick terrifies you that much?
- Protected just like a school of fish.
- Not really, deers commit suicide all the time, in the most dickish way possible.
- Too bad he has to fight with his left hand.
- What? Don't cut it off there, I want to see the fight!
The new parasite character is very interesting. I wonder what her relationship with her child will be like when its born. Maybe it'll cause her to be a bit more sympathetic towards humans.
Argh, I was looking forward to the ending, but it just cut off like that. Do your best, you two.
This signature used to support spoiler tags.Dolphins also commit suicide. So do parrots. You'd think they'd know this
Many animals sacrifice their bodies to further their genes, which is what evolution favours (a body will last a few decades at the most, but after many generations the genes that spread best are the most common). Ants and other eusocial animals will do it for the hive, since the hive queen carries the genes they can't spread individually. Others will do it to help their children or siblings. But human suicide requires more sophisticated explanations.
Excellent animation, though I think the colours are a bit too clean. No fights with jarring stills. Tamiya talks of humans being irrational but her colleague seems far more so. Good to see we're getting into what they want. The budding relationship between these uneasy bedfellows is also engaging. I hope there is inventive use of those tentacles.
I am also constantly aware that this is the setup to a post-apocolyptic setting.
A blog that gets updated on a geological timescale.It's a damn good point that they no business calling humans irrational, considering what A-san's doing.
The point they're driving at but can't quite articulate, I think, is that humans are social creatures while the Parasytes are not, so there are different kinds of irrational behavior inherent. And neither side is entirely understand where the other is coming from.
There's an interesting contradiction inherent in the Parasyte's nature there- they're clearly designed to be able imitate the behavior of the host in order to not draw attention, but their status as asocial beings whose preferred hosts are intelligent and social makes that difficult. Tamiya, the only one we've seen who seems actually able to pull it off, is portrayed as a genius for being able to do something they have strong evolutionary pressures to be good at. How the police have yet to notice weird, dead-eyed folks walking away from the crime scenes I'll never know.
But- Migi just demonstrated understanding of the concept of safety in numbers, and then of cooperation, but both times seemed to see it as a clever and unorthodox strategy rather than a matter of course. He's starting to see the rational benefits of acting as a social creature, in other words.

PENIS HAND
THERE IS A GOD
Also, Migi confirms what I've been thinking since ep.1 and acknowledges the perverted potential of a mutant hand.