>>3

He is a former captain, but it seems he has long since surpassed the captain’s retirement age.

A person who was at a pachinko parlor in the original work, so it seems they are now running a pachinko parlor in SAC.

The original work is interesting, but it has a strong comedy element and the characters other than the major are rather shallow…

>>5

In the original work, it goes without saying that Batou and Togusa are well-defined characters, and even characters like Sre and Azuma stand out sufficiently.

>>7

It’s Slow Boma.

A kind person to dogs.

>>11

Even though I was harsh on Batou’s dog in Innocent?

Even though I’m Kobayashi Kiyoshi, I keep getting asked to run errands.

>>12

Did they do anything with dimensional beings?

>>21

It seems they were doing it on the PS game version.

Well, I’m not the type to fight on the front lines like Bato or anything.

It’s Yukkurishikawa, you know.

I was surprised to see someone with this appearance as the backup person, no offense.

In “Innocence,” Batō is going through a midlife crisis, but he is an amazing person who can give him a lecture, including by force.

Very nice voice.

Ishikawa from Hotline Miami

>>20

There seems to be such a story in Ghost in the Shell as well…

It feels like the protagonist of The Boys.

In the original volume 1, it’s also possible to take down enemy guards and fight by saying, “Then die!”

This is the sequel to 1.5.

People who gather information from the internet.

Profiling based on online trends is cool, you know?

They are experienced enough to be told that they are still active.

While not quite capable of taking on heavy equipment opponents in high-mobility situations due to age, I can still handle rough situations normally and I’m strong enough to subdue even with bare hands.

Or rather, it’s probably the minimum standard for Class 9.

>>33

Isn’t the minimum requirement too strict?

The minimum benchmark is Toh-kun, right?

>>34

I don’t really understand Azuma’s combat power…

I understand you’re good at sniffing things out and have high investigative skills, but…

>>39

Isn’t he someone who was pulled from a special forces unit?

>>34

Yano-kun…

>>33

Moreover, I’m not a virgin.

Connection to the Korean Peninsula and managing a pachinko parlor…?

I just learned about Ishikawa’s background for the first time.

A pachinko addict server, isn’t there any humanity?

If we can’t suppress a rampaging Batou, then Section 9 won’t be able to function…

>>41

Saito is being used as a sniper with the eye of a hawk.

>>41

I feel like the scene where the major gives instructions is generally in this order.

>>41

Pazu has a solo episode, so isn’t he better than Bouma-kun, who has his virginity exposed?

>>57

Unlike Pazuboma-kun, he doesn’t really talk much…

>>57

Boma-kun is also handling important missions like defusing bombs…

I like how it briefly appears in Saito’s past episodes.

>>42

Ishikawa has been involved with the major the longest since that episode.

The uncle who is already doing it.

Pazu’s investigation route is too unique, making the members of Section 9 feel distant.

>>45

Because they are almost nonexistent in the original work…

I only have the impression of someone who fought with a stalker after watching most of the works.

A really Ishikawa-looking Ishikawa.

It was picked up in ARISE, wasn’t it, Paz!

>>54

I like Arise quite a bit because of that.

>>60

But Saito has a strange head.

A person who can call the Major a female gorilla.

I want to see more 1.5 line attack shells.

I wonder if the pachinko parlors went bankrupt due to the simultaneous global default…

There are many scenes where the situation changes with Ishikawa’s report.

Saito gets very talkative once he starts speaking.

>>63

The manager is really manipulating the odds.

I think it’s better to use a hawk’s eye for reconnaissance rather than sniping.

>>66

Basically, satellite images are being stolen, right?

>>68

That place has a lot of security holes, doesn’t it?

Since I’m disguised as the Ishikawa pizza shop in the game, it seems like I can also perform infiltration operations, so it really is all-mighty.

A person with a bazooka in anime.

I am the Boma who was punched by Ishikawa.

>>73

It’s cool, isn’t it…?

If I’m going to have a successor to Aramaki, it would be Ishikawa, I guess.

>>74

It requires connections from the military era and political skill, so I wonder who could possibly succeed that old man…

>>78

Ishikawa can take over the role of the manager, not just replace the manager.

The lieutenant probably won’t do it, right?

>>86

It seems like the major would back out at any opportunity…

I remembered this when I heard about embedding mining into websites.

I got a solo episode for Puzzle.

You’re seriously… that’s what I’m saying.

The fact that Saito’s eagle eye is being stolen means that the opponent is quite skilled… Also, if the sniping succeeds, it seems like that would be the end of it.

>>80

Just the fact that he can take responsibility after putting everything together is monstrous, that old man.

If Ishikawa can’t handle it, I have the impression that it’s impossible for anyone other than the Major.

Ishikawa, who mainly does things like a search engine, was originally a soldier and also handles rough tasks.

Batou, who is primarily responsible for physical operations as a full-body cyborg, can also perform electronic warfare exceptionally well compared to others lying around.

>>90

Yet I’m fooled by a 95-year-old old man.

>>92

Isn’t that unrelated to electronic warfare?

Let’s make the successor to the section chief the thatched-roof prime minister.

As of now, the major has not chosen the option to stay in Section 9 until retirement even once, so it’s okay.

I just found out you’re a captain.

Were you an elite after the major?

Batou-san in SAC frequently gets jammed at crucial moments, which is kind of unfortunate.

Maybe I’m being harassed by someone in the equipment section.

Are you already doing it?

I was praised.

There was a rookie who died in the line of duty.

Togusa thinks that if he is surrounded by military or intelligence personnel, his thoughts will lean in that direction.

I can’t remember if the setting of wanting to prevent rigid thinking by including someone from the police force was official or from fan fiction.

>>97

At least in the theatrical version, there are lines that have that kind of meaning.

I don’t remember if it was in the original, so I need to reread it.

A person who can do just about anything.

The person who threatened to inject a micro machine that amplifies sensitivity by 7000 times during the story.

Even the demon hunters are surprised.

>>99

You don’t need to include that; you can just throw in the sensory data of lesbian mating… Without that preference, you’ll end up like Batou, getting sick.

In the original work, everyone has a bit of a comedic touch, right?

>>100

What are you saying? Is it that the original Motoko would laugh lightly, half-smiling, saying “Ha ha…” when she makes a minor mistake?

>>100

As I read happily, it starts to get serious from the point where the puppeteer appears, and I feel lonely.

>>100

That’s also fun!

I can hear Ishikawa-san’s voice from SAC everywhere.

You can hear it in Monster Hunter too.

I wonder if Ishikawa has undergone partial cyborgization too.

Batou can’t hide his military demeanor at all.

>>103

The bereaved family is deeply hurt and angry as they topple the memorial flowers.

When I hear this voice in Western games, I think, “It’s Ishikawa…”