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TENMA IS EVIL!! | MONSTER "EPISODE 53" | ANIME REACTION! (Patreon)

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2025-03-08 18:00:06
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TENMA DID IT ALL??????

Here is the FULL and UNBLURRED reaction to MONSTER Episode 53!!!

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Vincenzo

Roberto is the real villain of the story, and the real protagonist is not Tenma...

SibirPrizrak

German ch is pronounced differently than you do in English. Don't rely on a Japanese VA. For German name pronunciations, the same with Runge) (Japanese can't pronounce the latter R), which they pronounce as Lunge, makes English people think that's his actual name, which is hilarious. Lunge means lung in German.

SibirPrizrak

Milch has the voice actor of Buggy from One Piece no spoiler but this guy always voices the same type of characters

Mari

So a bit of context for the Japanese criminal justice system which the author probably used as a reference: if someone is arrested in Japan, they are held at the police station for up to 23 days and generally interrogated every day until they confess. Unlike the US and I assume the UK, there is no right against unreasonable interrogation so even if you have asked for a lawyer and clearly communicated that you intend to remain silent, they will still drag you in and attempt to interrogate you for 8 hours daily without a right to have your lawyer present. After either a confession is extracted or 23 days has passed, the prosecutors must formally charge you with a crime or let you go, at which point you are transferred to a normal jail. The confession is extremely important because Japanese prosecutors will almost never charge someone they can't definitely convict. Japan has a 99% conviction rate as a result of railroading arrested suspects into confessing and not bringing charges against suspects that might not be convicted, the court process after someone is formally charged is very nearly just rubber stamping whatever the prosecutors say. If that sounds unfair, you're right! The Japanese criminal justice system has been criticized by numerous international human rights groups. I actually know someone who was arrested on false charges and held for the full 23 days before they admitted they had zero actual evidence on him and let him go.

JimenezC

Despite Eva's character of being "petty", I enjoy when she reflects on her past actions and realizing by doing good actions in the present, she'll feel less bitter about her current life.

Barbachimaru

My heart always hurts for Tenma. Roberto is being Roberto 🤣

Desolane

While you're correct, another major factor for the high conviction rate in Japan is that police are very hesistant to arrest anyone in the first place, unless they're sure that you did something wrong.

kuuhaku15

RIP Eva... you will not be missed

davguev

In German, the CH digraph is not pronounced like in English. If I'm not mistaken, it's pronounced like a hard H (as in hero, but harder, more fricative) or a really soft CH that somewat resembles SH, depending on the letter that comes before. Also, in Japanese, they usually have a hard time ending syllables in a consonant, so they add an extra vowel after it (like Echidna, which they pronounce as "Ekidona", or Alice, pronounced by them as "Arisu").

Hobiwater

Ch in german is like kh Milch = Milk , pronounciation for Milch is Milkh , you gotta do the sound when u about to spit at the kh lol

Hobiwater

Isn't it like the other way around Japanese often pronounce L as R so they say Runge instead of Lunge...so Lunge is actually the correct one

davguev

And how do you pronounce "Mädchen"?