Mob Psycho 100: The Burden Of Power
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024
- Follow along as we deconstruct Mob Psycho 100 through the lens of power. Find out power's role in the three seasons of Mob and see why the third season might not live up to expectations. Enjoy!
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I think a lot like me brother. I feel like they need to write off some characters in order to give a deeper illustration and meeting of the character. However, and given the fact that mop psycho is supposed to be kid friendly, I think they didn't want to end our boy like that but would have definitely made for a better story though. Even more so mob is definitely a very well written anime. Not too many critiques we can give it besides this last season. I think they just really wanted to rush it out because of so many animes that we're going to be shown. I don't know what the future plans are, however, I hope they do incorporate the larger universe of the experts that's like they had at the perfect opening in season 2 and then completely closed it in season 3. I understand exactly what you're saying. I guess we can only find out. Please next recommendation if you can. Gangsta if you watch
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There are good points, but some I fail to understand. Sometimes character analyses are a bit too logically considering humans are not exactly completely logical beings.
1. We forget how stubborn and even hypocritical people can be. Mob says to Toichiro before he explodes "no matter how much I dislike you". Remember Toichiro is meant to be what Mob could've been. Mob has yet to accept his other self and still dislikes it. Just because something is in your face doesn't make it immediately appliable to yourself. As I've gone through depression I couldn't stand seeing people going through the same thing. I tried to help them even as my self-hatred was not resolved.
2. The regression of character... So being flawed and having moments when you return to old habits is not something that is reasonable to happen? This "regression" in them is acknowledged and resolved. Mob has been letting his feelings out more so being carried away is completely reasonable. And Dimple never really understood what he wanted. He misunderstands his own desires. He never regressed because that part of him was never resolved. He is conflicted because he "wants" to rule the world but also wants Mob by his side. It's very aparent how contradictory he is. Just because Mob grew on him doesn't mean that all his issues were solved.
3. The whole point of the last episode was that not only did Mob accept "Shigeo", but "Shigeo" also accepted Mob. Mob didn't want to depend on his powers that's the whole point of Season 1. He accepted his other self that was the result of his surpressed emotions and thus reached a sort of middle point. Just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should. Using his powers all the time would only make him the other self and not the whole. That would literally undercut everything he's gone through. Just because you have a car doesn't mean you have to use it all the time. Walking is good too. It's also very implied that Mob stopped the cake from falling... which is him using his powers... for something he couldn't have done without. So he's still using his powers, just not all the time
Hey, thanks for the comment. I love a good discussion.
1. I'm sorry, but I don't understand your point. I am not really criticizing that fight more so explaining that Mob still has more to his character arc since he laughs while fighting and feels guilty about it.
2. I think you missed what I was trying to say. 9:30 It says has "not regressed". I am calling out people who think Dimple regressed regarding the divine tree. Also, I don't think regressing is always bad. It depends on the situation. I believe the Dimple fight setup was well done. That part of the video was simply me laying the groundwork for my claims and context.
3.I understand the self-acceptance part, but it was done clumsily. I am not saying "if you can you should" I am saying if the easier option is so and so then you probably should(and if not then you should have a good reason why). Obviously, this is very context dependent for a character like Mob. I won't expect him to use powers to win a race. I won't expect him to use powers to be rich. But I would expect him to use powers to save someone or something. For example, if I was a person that loved driving it would be strange for me to suddenly walk a distance that is more suitable for a car. This is what happens when Mob saves the cat on the pole. If Mob accepted himself, saving the cat using his method makes little sense. I understand what ONE was trying to do, but the execution needs work. The scene should not even exist, especially when the car scene also happened. The final scene at the end better captures Mob's character as he laughs while using his powers, showing that he can show his emotions
@@Ultra247 I see, I misunderstood. Maybe I wasn't paying attention enough to notice what was meant to be criticism and what was a response to the criticism. By the first point, I meant that to me it makes sense that he wouldn't advance suddenly to the climax of his character development just because he helped Toichiro. As for the last point I get it, but maybe he wanted to do it by physical strength since that's something he's been working on.
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i wanna know what books did you read on character arcs and plots?
Creating Character Arcs by K.M. Weiland
Story by Robert McKee
The Secrets of Character by Matt Bird
These are just a few that I have read. Have fun learning!