Technoroid OVERMIND Episode 4: Episode Four

Canon

Oshimeter

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EPISODE REVIEWS

juan_grispo

The episode seems intended to add a light-hearted, childlike touch to Kei’s character, whilst delving a little deeper into themes relating to artificial intelligence and its relationship with humans. Overall, it’s not a bad episode, but it doesn’t really stand out and can be a bit tedious.

bluethorn

This episode explores the unique nature of the KNoCC androids from two perspectives. The first is their individual motivations, which drive Kei's storyline as he works with children and discovers his passion for it. The second is their peculiar programming, seen through the eyes of an external android. The police android provides a brief (but necessary for a casual sci-fi audience, which is the target of this series) explanation of the Three Laws of Robotics, thus explaining why he persists with his investigation outside of his superior's orders. His investigation offers an external perspective on why their behavior is so strange. These episodes don't yet provide resolutions; instead, they raise more questions that will eventually be answered. Now, one thing must be said: BABEL IS A SCAM. I've seen far less blatant Ponzi schemes. Will the corruption of its system ever be addressed, or is this simply a Japanese business reality that is accepted as normal?

nonty

(⁠⌐⁠■⁠-⁠■⁠) estuvo bien, me gusta ver la interacción entre personajes, pero aunque no estuvo mal, tampoco me pareció un capítulo muy entretenido la verdad, aunque la canción del final siempre si la disfruté (⁠ ⁠ꈍ⁠ᴗ⁠ꈍ⁠) Honestamente esperaba otra cosa de Kei, pero fue tierno de alguna manera, la trama (o subtrama) policial me parece interesante pero no le dan mucho tiempo en pantalla, asumo que a futuro mostrarán más del tema para dejar la gran revelación para el final