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Monster Episode 2 (Patreon)

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2026-11-07 15:00:16
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Infinite Winds

Tfw 39 minutes 6 seconds is somehow the shortest of today's uploads. We are blessed

The Anime Dude

I like all the theories! Always interesting to see how people perceive what we’re shown!

Hængeklumpen

7:40 to answer that look up "doctor death" a real doctor in the United states.

TheSlothSmile

Idk whats going on, I've never seen this, there's so many places this can go but the endscreen does look like it hints at a monster at night, Action (family is shown on tv) -> Result Family is killed during the night , Action Docs fuck over tenma -> doc and director die, maybe its a faint nudging us to tenma, and noone else is there as a scapegoat so hes gonna be made as the suspect and everyone including tenma will believe it cause he doesn't remember and someone is playing him. only other option is dr becker ALSO dr becker was late one time maybe he was doing the same thing to someone else idk, there's so many different clues idk what it is, director being corrupt in healthcare is deserving of discrimination for discrimination except the hypocratic oath complicates things only for doctors that follow it, its really fun so far very engaging, By the end of writing this you've already mentioned most of this hahaha, so many ways you can interpret the monster descriptor without context, If the girl passed out from seeign his brother her brother is probably not innocent was just acting, idk

William

Ahhh I need more

Nicolas Pappalardo

You guys should see the ending song, it doesn´t have spoilers

Patrick Gumpelmeier

I dont think Dr. Becker was doing the surgery on the mayor, as he was an assistant for Dr.Tenma and would have substituted Tenma if he left for the mayor. Edit: Oke. just came to the part, where it was revealed...

Edward Nygma

I frankly completely disagree with the take that they morally deserve death for their actions. I'm very much in favor of rehabilitation and am against punishment for the sake of it. Keeping them away from jobs in power and/or imprisoning them to protect society or deter future acts like this is something I can support, but I don't support killing them. I'd even go as far as to say I don't support punishing people at all beyond what's absolutely needed to protect society. To give an example of "punishment for the sake of it", I am against the common conception of hell as a place where evil doers are punished. I don't see the benefit to that at all.

Alvaro Vesga

Man I really love the direction in this anime, the way they portrait the buildings and lightning when something Bad or frivolous will happen, the sound design in the tense Moments like the way It sounds when Tenma bumps his fist againts his legs out of frustration..All is a 10/10 Also You are correct about the author, he likes to mess up with the information he gives to the viewer, but I think is great, it keeps the excitment of not knowing what Will really happen, I've read 3 of his manga and they all share that trait 😆 By the way, with Dr. Tenma character I think they make a great Job portraying how people that have reached certain highs in their respective fields NEED to have some kind of Big Ego to not allow others "step" on them, if You don't have kind of a "strong personality" You might end up being Taken advantage of.

Aly

@34:25 that's a really interesting thought tbh

Marko Genter

Becker is a very sloopy surgeon (though I think you are too harsh on him lol like I dont think he killed all his patients) and he very much knows it which is why he is using Tenma's downfalls as a way to make himself feel better but I always thought that he truly is on Tenma's side which is why he keeps warning him about the politics in the hospital and invites him out for drinks.

Lisa Cho

Here is a thing, hospitals have to prioritize some over the others. ER doesn’t work in the first come first serve way, it is in the order of greater life danger. So if you come with a broken arm, it doesn’t matter how much it hurts, they would make you wait for 8 hours if another person who cam in with a more life threatening case minutes ago. When two life threatening emergencies are happening, we want to assume that all surgeons are equally equipped to deal with their cases, that is why surgeons are divided by specialties because this way we minimize the chance that the same surgeon is the only most equipped specialist for the two simultaneous cases. When that does happen though, it is inevitable that one would be chosen over the other, and you put trust into other surgeons to do their best. Realistically, both could die just because the cases are complicated, or both could live, the surgeon’s proficiency is not the only variable in the surgery. That is why administration would always try to assign more experienced surgeons to the more complex case out of the two, and that is also why the better surgeon becomes the higher is the death rate of their patients. The problem here is that this priority in the show is very obviously shown as biased, and that surgeons who are saving lives are put against each other like in a corporate setting. The fact that in the first case the singer survived and the Turkish man died is still the fact that a person was saved thanks to a surgery, and the other patient didn’t survive one. It is impossible to know if a different (better) surgeon could have made a difference in that outcome. Dr Becker i think is a good example of a surgeon who takes his job as litterllay just a job, where his performance only affects his position and salary, and it is not entirely an evil thing, but we also want to think that surgeons should care for the patients, because that would make the world of difference.

MahnTinz (edited)

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2026-11-08 07:00 I know last time i only suggested you guys watch the ending, but now saying you guys "should" watch the end credits
2026-11-07 18:13 I know last time i only suggested you guys watch the ending, but now im saying you guys "should" watch the end credits

I know last time i only suggested you guys watch the ending, but now im saying you guys "should" watch the end credits

Vishwa Joshi

the starting few eps are so interesting to watch knowing the whole story hehe, also where i am from the talk is usually that the best surgeons or doctors are also great communicators and nice. Also wesley, your idea about the kind of author you are getting is very right.

Mateo Egey

You guys are always so quick to call for characters deaths while getting a change of heart after getting one flashback lol Maybe something to consider in general But generally speaking while those doctors and the director in particular are disgusting from a basic human pov, you also have to consider that triaging and dealing with human lives is literally their job, and dealing with constraints set forth by the logistics of real life. Monetary or otherwise, as you pointed out Wes. Is saving one life worth it because its the morally right then to do to not discriminate between lives if it may cost 10 others next year? These ideas are just fun moral dilemmas when you think about and discuss them but when you have to deal with those in real life it's not so easy anymore. A director's job is not saving the next best persons life, it's to do so economically and in a forward thinking way. Someone has to make these choices. Clearly they can be made for selfish and egocentric reasons, but there can be overlap with what is right as well. Always saving the young over the old for example is also idealistic and not necessarily always best, because best is extremely subjective and hard to quantify. If its to get a private yacht surely it's morally black, if its to secure funding for the hospital, it is gray at worst. Hospitals don't live on ideals. Love your theory crafting and can't wait for next episode

Andy Campbell

Since you were talking about hospital errors and medical malpractice, I can't believe the statute of limitations is as short as it is. in most states it is around 2 years but can be as little as 1 year depending on where you live.

Jan Češka

Damn the sound of the growling is so chilling

PROTOTYPE

when you guys have time hope you guys can watch 2 eps every weak since it is a long anime

Eureka

I disagree

Yorutia

Or Dr Matsui in Japan. There's a very well-made half-hour Youtube video titled "The infamy of Japan's Worst Surgeon" by Japanalysis on that.

Tom

Surgons with too high % of a survial rate are ether new or are probuly bad because that mean that they only take simple prosedures with high chance of survial

Dani

yep, america is very draconian though

Kindyh Bordat

It would be absolutely not possible for the kid to shot himself, it would have obliterated his hand at the angle the bullet entered. Also if only you knew the ride you guys where in, it's so well written.

rizqiefajar

I have read the manga and watched the anime, but it's really fun hearing you guys' theories

Klinch

As a first time watcher, he's definitely portrayed as someone creepy. I agree that his actions indicate that he's at least somewhat on Tenma's side.

NoSoupRice

I generally agree with you, but suppose we *somehow* had an absolutely perfect justice system that can exactly and accurately decide the crime and punishment of a person, that doesn't mean there still wouldn't be anyone who can't be rehabilitated. What if the people "imprisoned to protect society" means they'll have to be imprisoned for life? In my eyes, that's really not that much different from capital punishment. Sometimes death is not "punishment for the sake of it". And, not to be crude, but from a logistical perspective dead people take less space and resources than imprisoned people. Incidentally, this has been a repeating debate within superhero communities (Batman especially), and there is an anime called Psycho Pass that explores this exact topic!

Ale

I don’t know, I do think some people can’t exist with us. People who command armies to cause death while sending people to their death, Serial murders, insurance people lol. There is no amount of time you can do in a single lifetime to make up for the death and damage they’ve caused lol

Furo

thats not for you to decide tho, unless youre the victim

Yorutia

I mostly agree. I am also not a fan of punishment for the sake of revenge / retaliation. But I won't go so far as to say I don't support it at all. One real function it still serves is that it can give victims or their friends and families closure. I also agree that there are people that cannot be rehabilitated and are fundamentally incompatible with our society. But I still don't think that's a reason to kill, as long as there's an alternative, feasible way to ensure that they cannot harm anyone while they're allowed to live. And I believe only for a really small fraction of people will that "feasible way" have to be life imprisonment (as opposed to e.g. just ridding of their power or instruments that allow them to do harm). Then surely our society can afford to sustain the lives of this very small fraction of people. There's even research that suggests capital punishment might actually cost more money than life imprisonment. Remember that prisoners can also work and contribute economically.

Vequoin

I agree , death punishment it too severe but they do deserve some punishment. Perhaps a legal hearing and jailtime, and stripping them from their power and positions

Arthur

When the girl said "Kill..." She said "Koroshite" It's actually more like she's begging for someone to kill "Something"?