Pluto Episode 5: Episode 5

sumi_e

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Dr.Tenma is a true believer of "Suffering builds character" trope it seems HAHAHA. I was really hoping we would get more actual Pluto encounter similar to what Uron got. But most of its appearance are just messy tornado with barely anything to look at.

theyytake

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The special relationship between Adolf Haas and Gesicht. Episode 5 is a relatively heavy episode for Gesicht, as he has to deal with someone who genuinely hates him and wants him dead. Even though Pluto is set across a vast global landscape, the world feels surprisingly small when Gesicht is suddenly forced to handle a human who is utterly selfish, self-centered, and above all fragile, both physically and psychologically. Although I, and almost everyone else, can understand why Haas harbors such deep hatred, he is definitely not someone worth saving. Even while knowing he is being targeted, Haas remains completely selfish and oblivious to his circumstances, constantly acting impulsively and making terrible decisions. Brau 1589 and the True Face of Gesicht. Gesicht had gone through a lot in the first part of Episode 5, and he also suffered a lot in the second part. While the world of Pluto may seem extremely beautiful, and feel almost impossible for us to reach that level, no one can actually act against their impulses. People are imperfect and weak because of their emotions. The reason robots are stronger than humans is precisely their lack of emotion; once robots acquire emotions, they make mistakes and become vulnerable, just like us. Gesicht has made some terrible mistakes, making him surprisingly similar to Haas. While we can understand why he did what he did, it ultimately serves as a reminder that giving robots "emotions" is a taboo.