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PSYCHO-PASS | SEASON 1 - EPISODES 10-14 | ANIME LIVESTREAM REACTION! (Patreon)

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2025-08-18 13:00:21
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IS THE BAD GUY... ACTUALLY BAD????

Here is the FULL and UNBLURRED reaction to PSYCHO-PASS Season 1 Episodes 10-14 on LIVESTREAM!

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no u uwu

Shogo Makishima best villain ever imo.

Zer0

From episode 1 you wanted a vilian like this.

Juho Kaartoaho

There is literally a joke here in Finland that the reason why Finland keeps being the "Happiest" country is because all the sad ones keep killing them selves, since our suicide rates used to be pretty high.

Moveblom

My personal favorite anime. Engaging, keeps you thinking and filled with fundamental themes regarding the nature of humans.

Zer0

2:28:59 Hate to say but if that happened today people would react the same way. People will stand there with their phones out and record it and not bother trying to help. In the context of the show, this is surreal to them. They don't understand what it going on. To understand it is to cloud their psycho-pass.

KeanuofRivia

Makes sense to me that Akane missed her shots with the shotgun. It was one handed, with a shotgun firing shells big enough to blast chunks off concrete. The recoil would have been massive on a gunpowder weapon which she's almost certainly never fired before. Tbh its a miracle she didnt hit her friend by mistake. Not even factoring in the shear panic she was feeling

Mar242

This is happening already! I've seen a video of a woman being attacked in broad daylight in front of a gas station, on a crowded street, with cars passing, and next to the bus she had just gotten off. Even as she called for help, they all just watched, and some even recorded it. Eventually, someone helped her, but it was a single person, and after a while.

thewizardninja

Anyone pointing out the logistics of why she missed is missing the point. She missed because she couldn't put the Dominator down and she couldn't do it without closing her eyes - she couldn't fully commit. Makishima wanted to see her enact her own will, but she clung to the Sybil system and, even while pulling the trigger, she tried to disassociate from her actions by closing her eyes - that's why he was disappointed.

Xudos

I do feel for Luke there at the end. I'm also very worried about such a reality. But one also has to understand WHY this sorta thing is happening to make sure it doesn't become more or a problem going forward. So Ill play a bit of devil's advocate. In the "Dog in river" example. Imagine if that dog was doing water rehab for muscle damage, and there were observers on the other side of the river keeping en eye on the dog. OBVIOUSLY not a likely reality, but thats not important. All I'm asking is that you accept that as reality for this example. When the onlooker jumps in to save the dog, they damage the dog's shoulder as they grabbed it too hard. The onlooker never saw the observers, so from their frame of reference: A bad shoulder is better than a dead dog. But from the observers perspective, the rehab was interfered with and they now also have to help improve the dogs shoulder. Here lies the problem. When all the facts are on the table (and everyone agrees those are indeed the facts) everyone can see that this was just an unfortunate situation. The onlooker acted in a perfect manner with the understanding they had. But the dog did suffer from the situation. Unfortunate, but no one was in the wrong. We just have to accept it and move on. This is how SO MUCH of discourse is created. When you ONLY showcases a story from A FRAME OF REFERENCE, that can still be TRUTH, and also be WRONG. "The onlooker hurt the dog" "They acted right" Those statements are both true and also in disagreement with each-other. People have to be WILLING to look at the whole picture, ACCEPT being wrong, and also FORGIVE those in the wrong and not hold it over them. If we, as a whole, cant live to that standard. Then this problem wont be solved. And the amount of trolls, self interested opportunists, miss-info, dis-info, and general vitriol from preexisting entrenchment on the internet, just makes this whole process harder on everyone...

Ty L

Just my opinion, I have watched alot of anime, and I watch reactions of old anime that I have seen (rewatch), or new anime that is hyped. Sometimes I watch reactions of old anime that I have not seen if done by a reactor I follow, like I watched Monster with Luke. I think the views you get on your reactions of old anime, is just a reflection of how many people know of an anime and want to rewatch it + some people who follow you. The number of people who know of an anime is like a pyramid, and there are some genres that dominate the top of the pyramid (partly due to the demographics they appeal to). I love Food Wars and Psychopass, but also feel like their appeal is towards a niche group, so it is interesting that sometimes niche groups win in your anime votes (but that might also mean your style of reaction/content is not hitting the mainstream groups that bring in the views).

Bryan Ross

I'd remember to keep perspective when talking about 'generations', While the zoomers etc certainly have their fair share of troubles to deal with, don't forget that it's the generations before that set those conditions for them. No modern phenomena is going to suddenly ruin society all on it's own, society has always been shit. Plus, I think the series shows well enough on it's own that you can't simply regulate people into being good people. People will find ways around it, people will have edge case circumstances, People will outsource their will, people will simply stop caring about respecting the law. A thousand and one problems, same as our modern society, or the society before it, or the one before it. The problems appear slightly different every time but they're always there.

Fatalistic Viking

Sadly this happens in real life way to much and is known as Kitty Genovese syndrome or the bystander effect. It was named for the murder is Kitty Genovese. She was murdered in broad daylight while more than 20 people watched and did nothing. This was before people had cell phones too. When there's a group of people there tends to be a diffusion of responsibility, where people think someone else will help. Also when people see others not act they interpret that to mean no action is needed. Finally perks tend to be afraid of being judged of they act. When there's a medical issue people are taught to literally point at someone and tell them to call 911 to make this doesn't happen. Overall people are pretty dumb at times easy to manipulate

Hououin Kyouma

If you paid attention properly, you would have known that the random person's ID they keep showing appeared in previous episodes. He was the prime suspect in the Specimen case. He was a teacher at that all-girls school, and he was never caught. You completely missed that part during those episodes and keep suspecting that the female art student's dad was the previous killer. No one is doing anything to help that lady in a red dress, which makes perfect sense in this world. Anyone who has even a bit of conscience is rotting in prison/rehab for having their crime coefficient high. All the people in that crowd were afraid to do anything because they didn't want to get their hue changed. And the people who were even a bit concerned weren't sure why the Sybill system wasn't doing anything. If the man who is hammering the woman was wrong Sybill system will identify and notify the authority. They believe in the Sybill system more than any morality. They do not broadcast any kind of criminal activities over the media to prevent people from getting stressed and getting their hue clouded. People who ran away were the people whose lives were in immediate danger, but these people are not in danger. They only care about their crime coefficient and don't want to do anything unnecessary to increase their crime coefficient. The pharmacy girl asks for help on the camera from the Sybill system rather than calling for people expecting help. People are just too afraid to help other people in any violent situation. Well, despite what I am saying, you do make a good point about there not being even a single person trying to help that woman in red. Oh, and yeah, the younger generation is getting less and less empathetic toward others. It's really sad.

Tom Boggess

billionaires get the exact same number of votes as every other citizen. the only reason that millionaires and billionaires disproportionately affect election outcomes is because 99% of them actually vote versus the 30-ish % of most other citizens. so obviously they will be a substantial block of voters.

CoreTendency

The scene where our MC meets the main antagonist for the first time is one of those moments that stuck with me after I watched this the first time. It's such a a core defining moment to this series and what made it go from a good show to a great story.

Orkidaisy

2:35:45 Your reaction to his tells more about you and your morals than anything else. I think it's nice to still have people who have this kind of faith in humans, and people like those can make others act with them. Others have already explained why it makes so much sense that people don't react and I agree with them. I'd like to add that people are very social creatures. I'm sure in that crowd you would have people that start to think that maybe they should do something, but when the system doesn't and other people also don't, they doubt themselves and choose to wait and see what happens.

Obscuremango

I know someone who got shit by a shotgun accidentally. They are totally fine but have lead in their neck. As long as nothing gives them access to air they're fine. So they won't oxidize enough to do harm. It does mean they set off any and every metal detector. It was a small rounds one the bigger sized petals would have killed him

Inifus

As for the people fleeing the hologram party or the school - they weren't fleeing a threat to their lives, they were fleeing the MWPSB. Most of the people at the party were latent criminals as members of an anarchist social group. With the band gig in this stream, again - unauthorized anti-establishment music and the MWPSB shows up... also, fire, people will run from fire. At the school people were getting out of the way of the action, not fleeing the grounds. While you'd think bystanders would help, you can see it in modern day - people don't get involved. On top of that, there was a big difference between the attacks on the street and in the pharmacy - the pharmacy didn't have drones going around actively scanning people, so when the intruder presented a threat, it was obvious the pharmacist was cornered and in danger. Out on the street with all of the surveillance and active monitoring, nobody in this society has any sense of what's happening since the drones and MWPSB would handle any dangerous individual long before they got to that point... that's why the witness reports were all stating confusion about what was happening, a public safety drone even went right up to the scene and acted like everything was normal. One other thing to consider with the public attack - look at how most characters react to the idea of their hue clouding or their coefficient rising. Becoming a latent criminal will destroy lives, even if you recover it's a stain that will never leave. To have anyone in that crowd step up, they'd have to understand what was happening, realize that the official public safety equipment was not doing it's job, and be willing to risk their own place in society to help... Most people like to think that they'd be the brave or heroic person to help, but in reality most people are those paralyzed by confusion, fear, or indifference. So yes, Makishima has a point in what he's doing - when he calls the people livestock, it's probably the best comparison to be made, as it's a society in which people have given up their will for a sense of comfort and security that leaves them as sheep.

M4XIMUS135

Idk why it made me unreasonably upset seeing people in the chat saying incorrect things about the shotgun, like mans had to pause and walk around for a bit before coming back to continue watching

Sian Richardson

Akane's development is really satisfying when you see how she is in season 3 and the end of the latest movie.

Sian Richardson

Nah. Economies don't exist in a vacuum. Billionaires, corporations, relatives of MPs etc. etc.... all of them have some level of influence on government. Bribes are no doubt also a problem. There's plenty of corruption that never comes to light.