I get sleepy.

I only remember that the dog was cute.

Look at the crab yakuza properly.

Confronting the yakuza can be the most interesting of all.

Don’t shoot! Absolutely! Do not shoot, under any circumstances!

You said you wouldn’t shoot!

Didn’t you say you wouldn’t shoot?!

Don’t force yourself to understand what I’m saying.

There was an incident where a sexroid went out of control, and the cause was the original source of the ghost—just keeping that in mind.

As long as I can enjoy the beauty of the visuals, music, and voice, I’ll be satisfied.

>>8

But then there’s Batou’s somewhat venting sermon…

You just need to read the original story.

When I think about the feelings of the girl who was the original dubbing voice and was yelled at by the man who came to help for an incomprehensible reason

I felt that the current age suits me better than when I saw it in the past.

>>14

Is it a world where one can replace their own body with machines, except for the brain and some organs?

I watched GIS yesterday and Innocence today, so I realized that the opening credits of Innocence are a self-homage to GIS.

Overall, there are a lot of quotes, but especially in the middle to later parts, there are too many lines quoted! It felt like half a gag.

>>17

The atmosphere is serious, but the background setting is more comedic.

I really don’t understand why Hadari went berserk at the climax…

I looked it up online and got the answer, but I still don’t really understand…

>>18

Did you inject the virus with Naoto Takenaka’s final fart?

The remaster has subtitles, but I wonder if that part was picked up.

>>21

Naoto Takenaka – Security Chief – connected to Hadari.

When Takenaka dies, the Trojan horse that was prepared for Hadaari will burst out.

“Stay dry, it’s a double meaning, right?”

>>19

Are you saying it’s a female transformation?

It’s not as difficult of a story as people say.

It’s just that understanding and agreement are different.

>>22

I think the main storyline itself is very simple.

It’s just making things unnecessarily complicated and indirect with phrasing and presentation.

Because it is a virus (combat program), Hadari (complete robot) has become a weapon of murder.

Do you have to explain everything with dialogue?

>>24

Please give me some material to imagine why this is happening, Director Oshii…

There’s a little detail where in a cut scene at the grocery store, Batou drops a gun together with the dog food, and it is casually revealed that he actually shot himself as the cartridge also falls down.

Sometimes the visuals and rhythm feel great…

It depends on the condition.

If you’re going to review it, you should do it on a big screen.

>>31

Only a small hut has been assigned… On top of that, it’s only once a day, and there are cinemas that show the movies in the order of Innocence → GIS…

I have a memory of going to see a movie like that with my friend and being left dumbfounded because I didn’t know it was like that.

Togusa is too pitiable.

Because of that gloomy old man, my self-esteem is plummeting.

>>33

Even though I’m almost flesh and blood, my cyborg partner suddenly starts a gunfight with the yakuza.

>>46

The dog covered the carpet in poop.

>>33

It’s funny how Batou casually puts the blame for the raid on the yakuza office on everyone else.

I guess the main theme is something like the sorrow of cyborgs.

I think the victimized girl could be treated a little more kindly.

>>34

It’s not a movie that’s hard to understand even on its own… no, maybe the major is the noise.

>>37

At the time of its release, I only saw the commercial and thought it was a standalone movie, so I went to see it without knowing anything about Ghost in the Shell.

I remembered wondering, “Who is the last one…?!”

>>34

There are casualties!

>>38

That is the way the original work is structured.

This Batou has a tendency to empathize with the dolls that are mass-produced and have the same ghost, so he is enraged by the sacrifices of the dolls.

>>38

The victims were all trash like lolicons…

>>49

That’s not it! It’s about the doll that was possessed by a ghost!

>>54

What is this guy talking about…?

Batou yelling at a little girl.

A spectator who calms down and looks at things from a slightly elevated perspective.

However, I want you to see just that because Batou’s combat animation after entering the plant ship is amazing.

In the original work, both the victim’s child and Batou are quite tough.

Isn’t it sad for the doll?!!!!!!! 😡

(The parade scene is long…)

Bato is standing on the gynoid side and preaching to the human side… I couldn’t understand why this old man was so angry.

It’s crazy how naturally you see yourself on the doll’s side, Batou-san.

The part about the virtual maze is redundant.

The scene where I reunite with Moto is nice.

It’s nice to see Batou dressed in a jacket, looking like a gentleman.

It’s a bit creepy, but

Influenced by this, an anonymous person writes their thoughts in the remarks column.

>>52

Either way, it seems like Nameless won’t be able to get promoted, so whatever…

The dog is not properly trained, and it’s quite a bad case of mental health moves, Innocence Bato.

In a recent Yahoo interview I read, it said that it’s okay not to understand the conversation, just feel it.

It sounded like something Christopher Nolan would say.

Well, it’s unfortunate for the police officer who sacrificed himself, but…

>>56

What? Are you saying that dolls aren’t pathetic?

If anything, I wanted to see more of the detective from the local police at the beginning.

It’s rare for Batou-san to be mentally stable… and with the Major gone, everything can be explained by that alone…

>>59

She is stable because she has a boyfriend.

I think the part with Naoto Takenaka is probably extremely boring.

I like Batou who scoops up the dog’s ears so they don’t end up in the food bowl…

The visuals are beautiful, but the problem is that Batou is making quite a few bad moves.

The supporting characters like the forensic dad, Mr. Haraway, and the local officers are adding a great touch.

>>65

It’s Mrs. Harawei, Yoshiko Sakakibara.

It’s got a nice flavor.

>>68

No need for Miss or Mrs.

Ishikawa spoiling Batou is not good either.

I feel that there is a common understanding that it’s okay to bully Batou-san, even including SAC GIG.

Well, I get why it makes sense to think about the ghost of the copy embedded in the doll, given the theme of the work and the flow of events!

When I woke up contained in a doll, it seemed like I was literally turned into a sex toy, or forced to commit murder out of murderous intent; it must be unbearable from the perspective of the copy.

It was a mystery why Togusa went to assert dominance over a married person.

Even unripe persimmons are not pecked at by crows!

I would like to say it once.

Oshii said that as humans age, they inevitably become attached to objects.

Tomohiro Machiyama said on Hatena Diary that he can’t accept the idea that dolls are more important than humans.

I felt like it was made in a way that the ending or the story itself didn’t really matter.

The detective in charge said that even the crows won’t peck at unripe persimmons, and the quoted conversation is quite easy to understand and gentle.

Kim, who suddenly spouted Chinese poetry, reflects.

What good does it do to blame the mirror when your own face is distorted?

Drop one shelf.

Dropped Wire Head Death

The text does not have a direct meaning in English as it appears to be a combination of characters that do not form a coherent phrase.

Thirteen lobsters are coming.

>>80

There was a time when they were playing a lot of previews on Nippon TV.

>>81

Innocence

That is life.

>>80

Wasn’t it finally not black in the box set with DVD extras?

Well, there’s no way Ghost in the Shell 2 would sell.

>>83

The Ghost in the Shell without the major…

It was the first movie I fell asleep in at the theater.

It seems they spent 2 billion and then made a revenue of 1 billion, but in the end, they were able to recover it all…

First of all, I think it’s an incredible achievement that we were able to reach a billion with this content.

I was reading ARISE as “Alice”.

I want to become cybernetic.

I hope you enjoy the veteran voice actor’s nuanced performance.

I just want to watch the hacking scenes forever.

What was the parade of idiomatic expressions?

>>90

I think that once we can connect to external storage devices like the internet in real-time, we’ll have conversations filled with famous quotes.

>>99

It’s like a somewhat elegant Shanks thread or a tough thread.

>>99

This is a conversation that feels a bit inappropriate to have here, but I think it’s probably just going to be full of certain gay video topics in reality.

>>99

It’s like an extended version of a standard conversation.

>>99

It’s actually happening that way, and otaku really love memes.

Togusa said that he was allowed into Section 9 because he hasn’t undergone cyberization to the body.

I feel like both Batou and the Major have redundancy in various places.

Isn’t it something we, as thinking tanks, can’t say?

Jokes are the lubricant of communication.

The Chinese defense robot is cool.

>>92

Inability to connect logically with the supervisor

Perform initialization.

When I first saw the subtitles, I was like, “Huh…?”

>>96

When you understand the meaning, it becomes awful… right?

It seems interesting that, on the contrary, overseas it was a distribution condition that “it definitely won’t sell, so at least put GIS2 in the title.”

Both GIS and Innocence have high entertainment value in the early stages…

If there were Tachikomas in Oshii’s Ghost in the Shell world, would Batou-kun have been a bit more at peace?

I thought it was a sharp-moving extermination type, but other than that, I forgot it was the major.

At one point, the Wiz Daphne’s X account was doing that.

It’s pretty uncool to quote without carefully choosing the context.

“Speak in your own words.”

Hadari-chan is a bit of a mess.

The girl from the original dubbing is a bit unattractive too.

Togusa’s daughter, too…

The dubbed children’s version definitely has much stronger ghosts remaining.

Oshii also mentioned in a recent interview, “There was a time when I thought that way,” so… now he says he only watches a few movies a year.

>>107

Old man, huh?

>>112

At the time of its release, it was one thing, but now it’s a fine old man…

>>112

I’m already an old man!!

Because I didn’t want to die!

😯

Is it currently playing in theaters?

You poop anywhere, huh…

The loli major in the cyber maze is cute.

The guardian angel or whatever is creepy, Batou…

https://theater.toho.co.jp/toho_theaterlist/inncence_20th.html

Please!

From April, there will be an original drawing exhibition of Shiromasa, so I hope all the Ghost in the Shell fans will support it…

https://theghostintheshell.jp/news/shirow-masamune-exhibition-ticket

Spirits, appear…

Can you enjoy it even if you’ve only watched the main anime series of Ghost in the Shell?

>>121

I feel like it’s better to just focus on GIS.

Don’t catch a cold from the gloominess.

>>125

GIS is also being screened simultaneously!

>>121

I’m not sure which part of the anime you are referring to, but reading the first volume of the original work or the first film version by Oshii should be fine.

>>121

Since SAC is parallel, it doesn’t matter much.

>>121

I’m not sure which part of the anime series you are referring to, but the premise here is based on the 1995 movie version of Ghost in the Shell.

Whether one can enjoy this after seeing that really depends on the person.

The latest Mamoru Oshii is too old and it’s insane.

I wonder if I should try watching it in the theater.

You should take a look at it… GIS is…!

It’s a movie that you can sleep very soundly while watching lightly drinking at night.

>>131

I can’t beat Sky Crawlers and Angel’s Egg…

At the time of its release, I didn’t really like it because it felt like a second helping, as it wasn’t used in GIS.

Looking back now, this is the one I’ve watched the most in Ghost in the Shell.

As a technology promotion, it’s a perfect score.

As an entertainment work, opinions seem to be divided.

There’s nothing boring about it at all; rather, it’s actually interesting.

Oshii’s Ghost in the Shell is really gloomy, isn’t it?

>>134

Not entertaining.

For some people, that’s why it’s good, and this is how it is.

There are many series in Ghost in the Shell, and the timelines are all different, so it’s quite difficult for first-time viewers.

If Innocence is 20 years old, then GIS would be 30 years old!!

>>136

The original serialization started 35 years ago!

>>141

Masamune Shirow has surpassed his sixtieth birthday!!

>>143

This year I turn 64!

Next month, two new volumes of the erotic illustration series will be released!

>>149

I guess I don’t really need to go back to manga anymore.

>>155

You must be making quite a bit from the copyright fees, huh?

It’s mostly about original story rape, but…

I prefer the puppeteer from the original version of the house bow.

Rather, while there are flashy scenes and visually striking moments as entertainment, I think it’s hard to evaluate because the process leading up to them is long and difficult to understand.

As a movie, I personally really love it and watch it multiple times.

Just personally

I was surprised by how cheerful it felt when I read the manga.

>>145

Beautiful girl, me.

>>145

If it’s Tsuru Hiromi, then it feels like this, right?

>>152

The PS1 game, which is the closest to the original work, has a really bright and light-hearted vibe, especially in episode 9…

Watching the Yakuza attack scene while laughing.

I want to see it, but the fact that I can no longer hear Acchan’s voice will probably crush me, so I don’t want to watch it after all…

If the world is like this, I can understand Oshii’s idea that humanity will increasingly become apathetic, leading to a dark society lacking individuality and motivation.

For now, since I have to eat when I’m hungry, I prefer to set that aside and work, which I like more about Shiromasa.

>>150

So then, what should a cyborg, who doesn’t even need to eat for maintenance, think about while living? That’s an aspect that is quite intriguing from a science fiction perspective.

Even cyborgs require maintenance costs, so in the end, labor is something that cannot be avoided.

>>158

In the original story, the major also deliberately consumes processed meals to maintain his humanity, just like ordinary food.

In the end, I think that if humans want to maintain their humanity, they need to do human-like things.

In the end, when the major returned to Section 9, it should have been refreshing to go towards a hopeful future!

No one desires it, and there’s no way it could happen.

If there was a 4K screening nearby, I wanted to go see it.

>>153

Traveling is a wonderful thing.

I like the moment when Koga made a bit of a ‘tch…’ expression when Ishikawa interrupted and told him to just get to the point about how difficult it was to wash things.

As a result of delving into the fine behaviors of humans, everyone feels very humanlike.

>>156

I’m envious of workplaces where the hierarchy seems strict yet juniors can still joke around.

Speaking of which, there was also a plan for an anime that follows the original work, right?

Ishikawa isn’t too much of a downer, but he doesn’t complain much either.

I wrote in the overall evaluation report that things have been strange since the puppet master incident, didn’t I?! Haven’t you read it…?!

I often think that being angry at the section chief is not good.

I just got out of prison… I don’t know what the previous generation was doing!! I love the pathetic performance of the successor yakuza.

It seems like they are primarily an actor and also a voice actor, but every time I see them, they really give a great performance.

Shall we talk about work soon?

There’s a lot of noise in your head.

I’m on my period.