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Steins;Gate E13 & E14 Premium Release! (Patreon)

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2026-02-19 16:59:57
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The train scene was WILD (ㆁ△ㆁ)

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Tomoko Kuroki

this is the best part of the series so far. And ill say again... dont forget the details you watched in episode 1

Anthony

I've loved how y'all have gone from borderline wondering why everyone liked this anime so much to not being able to wait until the next episode. Stein's Gate is hard to get into but so worth it.

James

Mayuri's parents were always working, and her grandma practically raised her which makes it especially more difficult. After her grandma's death, Mayuri entered into a deep state of depression for those 6 months (didn't speak a single word to anyone), and to prevent her from leaving the world, Okabe turn himself into the mad scientist.

James

During my first watch, I was really impressed, at episode 13, with how the story starts becoming more emotional and philosophical. This is when I started to realized how this show is a masterpiece on different levels.

James

Based on a discussion in the reaction, I think you three should definitely watch Steins;Gate 0. It was poorly adapted from the visual novel, but still, it exceeds the original in terms of emotional depth and maturity. Studio Gek recently finished watching Steins;Gate 0 in their Patreon, and they were almost speechless and breathless with how good it was.

Ellijah Brown

Yeah the Y2K incident was an interesting read. A lot of ppl from various fields of study around the world were concerned that computers were not able to go past 1999 and would reset to 1900 and essentially mess up the global economy. Like I heard stories ppl were so scared about the computer apocalypse to the point the international community banded together to prevent it. Looking back as someone born in 98, it was kinda dumb (even if a few incidents occurred) 😂

LiquidXGravity

the year 2000 or Y2K was supposed to be the end of the world lol 😆

Some Guy

Sorta feels like a human version of "go around he leaf" moment from a bugs life

Fluff

You asking about the Y2K problem made me turn to dust, thanks

Fukayo

What is Y2K: First keep in mind that isn't a niche thing, it was a worldwide issue everyone was affected by and everyone knew off (almost on the scale of covid). In the early days of computing, many systems stored years using only two digits (for example, “99” instead of “1999”) to save memory. The problem was that when the year rolled over from 1999 to 2000, “00” could be interpreted as earlier than “99.” For instance, a banking system might think a transaction from 1999 happened after one from 2000, causing errors in calculations and record‑keeping. This issue potentially affected critical systems worldwide banking, energy, defense, transportation, even nuclear infrastructure. Because of that, fears spread that once the year 2000 arrived, computers would fail en masse: power grids would shut down, phones would stop working, and financial systems would collapse. What makes Y2K seem like a conspiracy is that none of this happened. But that’s only because governments and companies spent years fixing the problem in advance. Massive global efforts updated software and infrastructure before 2000 arrived. Without that preparation, the consequences could have been very real.

Tomas Eduardo

The reason Amane leaves the lab is because she senses the danger from the news report and goes to check the perimeter. While she is out, she ensures the 42" CRT TV in Mr. Braun's shop is turned on so the Time Leap Machine can function. When Suzuha returns and points her gun at Moeka, she tells Okabe that the "lifter" (the TV) is ready for him to use.

thereactpack

OHHH I feel like I didn't hear the term Y2K until recently so i was confused lmao -Morgan

Mario Prime Plays

One thing I love about Okabe and Mayuri’s relationship is that it isn’t romantic. It’s really closer to a sibling bond. It’s very rare in media in general for two characters of the opposite sex to be so close and yet not be romantically tied together.

Nolan L Thomas

Agreed, Dani. The first few episodes seemed to be a setup for what we're dealing with now. It actually makes the madness and emotions hit harder due to establishing the characters and their relationships.

Demnevanni

Just a reminder that in the first episode the "satellite" (aka. Suzuhas time machine) didn't appear until *after* Okarin had sent that first D-mail about Kurisu getting killed, at which point he had already shifted timelines to one where Kurisu was alive again. Meaning there wasn't a point where we saw a timeline of both Kurisu being dead and Suzuha being in 2010.

refo44

By the way, there is a related issue called Y2K38, expected in 2038. Unlike Y2K, which was about two-digit year formatting, Y2K38 is a low-level limitation in how 32-bit systems compute time. On January 19, 2038, the time value will overflow and may reset to a negative number, leading to incorrect dates. Most modern 64-bit systems are safe, but some legacy and embedded devices could still be affected. Also, the “real” John Titor from our world claimed his mission was connected to this issue, saying he needed an old IBM 5100 computer to help mitigate the effects of the 2038 problem in his timeline

StealthMomo

You guys asking "What's the Y2K problem" made me feel very, very old. 😑 Gods, it wasn't some little, isolated thing easily forgotten. The entire world was freaking out over the possibility that the world's computer-connected infrastructure would collapse because of a bug in base software coding that would cause computers to misidentify the year 2000 as 1900. This would have affected the banking industry, power grid management, air traffic control, emergency services and a whole host of other things modern society relies on. It never came to pass, of course. There were some small isolated blips, but having realized the problem far enough in advance allowed programmers to create patches and/or edit the various softwares base code. The crisis WAS real, but it was abated. The fact that it never came to pass is reinforced by your not knowing about it, even though it was only 26 years ago.

StealthMomo

It wasn't "dumb", child. Since you are "looking back on it" from the perspective of a one year-old kid, you have no comparative sense of how real it was and how panicked the general population was. It wasn't just the global economy - it was every single computer-based infrastructure. It didn't happen because the problem was identified far enough in advance that software and infrastructure world-wide was updated before the crucial date arrived.

mundanelotus

What I really love about this series is how it’s one twist after another and Okabe just trying to hold it together

Nyx54

tuturu...

Ziggy

Would love to see you guys watch the movies as well

David Caine

Did you guys know that the bullet train is white? 🧐 😎👌🔥

thereactpack

Yes yes 10000% it is such a loving connection, I love it -Morgan

Bocchi in Shadow

idk how these episodes managed to be depression simulator and end with hype. Her revealing herself as John Titor is so aura. It was obvious as hell she was a time traveler but somehow the show managed to hide the fact she was THE time traveler.

refo44

But did you know that bungee gum has the properties of both rubber and gum?

Narutoanime16

The show got depressing so damn fast in just 2 episodes but glad they doing things differently now

Chandan_Dave.

Man this never gets old every time I watch it.