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Hells Paradise Eps 5 & 6 FULL REACTIONS! (Patreon)

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2024-08-03 16:30:51
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Ashish Kumar

Genji lost his stomach cuz he was busy arguing with Sagiri why she should be in the kitchen right now. xD Props to the guy for saving her tho. Pushed her outta way of Rokurota. Some viewers thought "the way they treat women is this show is disgusting 🤮" not realising those were the times back then. Sagiri: "Imma take you down with strength and compassion"

Maya Coleman

I was literally waiting for you guys reaction to these two episodes

Ashish Kumar

The Giant was a problem for even Gabimaru, no wonder the two samurai easily fell. So far every Asaemon is competent in fights, unless they are against the giant. That giant probably had a curse cuz he couldn't stop feeling hungry. Once the hunger level is too high, he goes mad with red eyes, as he can't control himself any more. He was only 8 yrs old btw! Yep, that's a cursed baby. It's a 3 or 4 seasons long manga. Short enough.

Copycat

So just to clarify the main reason that Saguri was so forgiving is because that Giant was essentially a child in a monsters body that is constantly hungry likely to his size. He hasn't developed and simply acts like a baby who just wants to be fed and play, but obviously he can't play with others without killing them. It's a tragic situation and that's why she is so forgiving.

Jeff

is hori dropping now too?

lila diana
>>145520819

lmao you’re talking about my comment and this was the exact episode I was talking about. no need to depict a child like that in any show

L S

funny that you mentioned lost, its really underappreciated and the ending was taken the wrong way by a lot of people (who didnt understand what they were watching)- its my personal favorite show because of the characters- that being said its true that this theory exists but again its a dumb theory (if youve seen the show) and canonically false.

L S

charlies "she's next after this" took me out

electriq

“big ups the hermits” 😂😂

Jesus Rocha

Really like this show. There’s a lot of things of binary things here. Men and women, Strength and Weakness, emotions and logic. The trick is to understand both and use thrive full potential. There’s femininity in men, there’s masculinity in women. There’s weakness in strength and there’s strength in weakness.

JN

Thanks again for the mealtime entertainment. Speaking of, I know a lot of us watch you two when we eat food... but what do YOU guys watch during that time, if you do watch anything? lol

JN

Yeah, Carlie's right about the kidneys, but I think the bigger organ affected by that swipe is the liver. It's very large and the bulk of it is on the right side. Just a blunt blow there hurts and shuts down your nervous system (well-known in fighting)... but getting it eviscerated is something else. Fun fact: Hunger Games is more well-known, but the deserted island battleground concept actually predates Hunger Games by a Japanese novel and film, Battle Royale. I know that trivia was tossed around a lot back when the Hunger Games was trending though.

JN

To clarify, this story seems to have a lot of Eastern religion and mythology baked into its roots. A lot of the concepts therefore may be foreign and unfamiliar to many. So rather than your question that the world-building may be more expansive and detailed in the manga, I think it's more pre-supposing you are already familiar with Eastern religion and religious history when going into this show. I am not a manga/LN reader though. TL;DR: The show assumes you know the basics of Taoism and Buddhism. ---- As an example, the Middle Way (what Genji describes Sagiri as living) is a Buddhist concept: do not strive to any one extreme, but find the balance somewhere in the middle; that is the key to a healthy, balanced life and worldview. The Buddha discovered the Middle Way after having lived both extremes of indulgent over-abundance, and indulgent self-righteous poverty. As an Indian prince, he was very intentionally sheltered by his parents from the harsh realities of the world, and was basically like ATLA's Earth King living in Ba Sing Se... completely oblivious to reality. When he found out that the world was full of sickness and suffering, he felt immense guilt and shame regarding his ignorance, and he felt very very strongly for those suffering. He wanted to correct his ignorance about the world, and so he went on a journey after renouncing his royalty (and even his wife and children, I believe). He was disgusted by his excess wealth while others had so little, so he chose to live as a ascetic beggar with the monks, in hopes to find a better way to live, in order to discover the truth of this world (Enlightenment). After quite some time living in this extreme, however, he arrived at a revelation that not only is excess abundance bad for your body, mind, and spirit, but so is poverty (especially unnecessary and self-righteous poverty in his case)... you cannot even think or function properly when you're battered by the elements and starving (of course). This journey made him realize that balance in one's lifestyle and worldview is necessary for a healthy body, mind, and spirit... and that this concept can apply to practically everything: hence the Middle Way. Buddhism has some very interesting lore and concepts, if you're interested in learning more about Buddhism. --- This balance and "Middle Way" is also reflected in the separate Daoist/Taoist religion/ideology... the very famous Yin-Yang concept: even in opposites, one can find a semblance of the other.. they are all interconnected. You can find the masculine in the feminine and vice-versa, weakness and strength, light and dark... etc. {Wikipedia} "Yin and yang can be thought of as complementary and at the same time opposing forces that interact to form a dynamic system in which the whole is greater than the assembled parts and the parts are important for cohesion of the whole." This is also a concept explored in ATLA as you saw with the Northern Water Tribe's Spirit Oasis fish.... and may or may not also be a thing in Korra if you decide to watch it.

FGK

Question: How quick and close did Ange get to the screen to see the hermits? Answer: Yes.

FGK

Season 2 is confirmed 😁

sumi

Genji pushed Sagiri away right when the giant attacked so he was still kinda protecting her

Phil

The reaction to the ending of episode 6 did not disappoint 🤣🤣

Kevin T

Ange's reaction to the Hermit's has me dead 💀leaning in and everything hahah

vasco rivera

Angelo need to get a shit saying "big up the hermits"

RunAwayCloak
>>145524503

I thought it was quite obvious by the way he cried and threw tantrums this is the first reaction channel I've seen not get the point of his character he's a kid that was born a monster he did deserve to rip

RunAwayCloak

How can you like gabimaru but shi on the giant gabinaru has killed more innocent people and done worse he deserves to die just as much as anyone he's killed kids women and much more and he wasn't a born a freak like e giant

Ashish Kumar
>>146183752

They didn't 'shit' on the giant. His rampage had to be stopped, that's what they said. It would be same for Gabi if he wasn't a changed man. Giant didn't change into something nice. Plus... anime never mentioned Giant was an 8yr old with a compulsive eating disorder.

Ashish Kumar
>>145524503

Someone behaving like an 8 year old doesn't mean I am gonna assume they ARE 8 year old. No way I knew giant was only 8 years old until I read the manga detail.

RunAwayCloak
>>146183752

The giant didn't have anyone that tried to help him changed bro was 8 years old with so much strength and hunger he couldn't control it he needed to die its just the fact that she said why is she saying she hopes he rip I'm saying what she did was correct bc she could fell that the giant wasn't a bad person he literally couldn't control himself gabimaru has killed people with his own decisions the giant didn't want to hurt people at all his character is just sad

Lysandr Skavada
>>145575619

Just to confirm for you - the manga doesn't go much further into things, it also assumes that you have a certain degree of familiarity with eastern religions and philosophy 👍

Igris

I lost it laughin when Carlie said, "Is this.... is this how she's helping?? Oh she's next after this"