Breaking Down Made in Abyss S2 Before it Breaks Me

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  @flowerpatchtoons1101 · 2 years ago

  I hate how creepy the author is. This is a genuinely good and creative story but it's RUINED by his WEIRD FETISHES WITH CHILDREN INVOLVED

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• NE

  @Nebukanezzer · 1 year ago

  There's a lot of genuinely intereting things about this series but man I do not want to know what the author's hard drive contains.

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• AR

  @artaum5635 · 1 year ago (edited)

  About Riko liking the village, you are not supposed to agree with her<br><br>She is OBSESSED with exploring new things NO MATTER HOW AWFUL they turn out to be. Her being described as &quot;a piece of reanimated meat drawn to the abyss&quot; by Ozen and Bondrewd saying they&apos;re alike are not just those characters being edgy, Riko is not a normal person by any means.<br><br>She is actually a lot like Wazukyan, she does not do hurtful things on purpose, but is not afraid to use the concequences of others&apos; suffering if it&apos;s unavoidable anyway. That was firmly established in the Ido Front arc, where she left Bondrewd to his own devices just because it&apos;s Prushka&apos;s will and fighting further is a risk to her own journey. I believe the series is building up to her making increasingly dubious decisions later on.

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• TM

  @tmantheawesome22 · 1 year ago

  Also, the toilet being alive could mean it&apos;s also a villager who&apos;s desire was to... do all that

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• LO

  @LongJohn667 · 1 year ago

  The real fun of made in abyss is looking at where the anime writers are having a panic attack trying to chop out as much of the fetish stuff as they can without trying to just straight off themselves

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• RU

  @runtergerutscht4401 · 2 years ago

  Riko liking the village is a major red flag and, for me, signals that she is losing/doesn&apos;t have a functioning moral compass. She doesn&apos;t judge Wazukyan for his actions because, like her, he was delving into the abyss for his own ambition. It seems like, for her, crimes against humanity are cool as long as you&apos;re following your desire. <br>Following your desire/wish no matter the price is a big aspect of the story, Prushka&apos;s desire/wish was to go on an adventure with Riko, Reg and Nanachi, with Bondrewd&apos;s blessing, and she did. Bondrewd did not try to pursue or stop them anymore, and whatever is left of her is forever following Riko as her white wistle. <br>The abyss is a wish-granting place. It rewards you with your desire, you just have to pay the price. <br><br>I wonder what price Riko will pay

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• CH

  @charlottemarkowski7125 · 1 year ago

  The author has stated that the reason why children&apos;s bodies are the most valuable commodity in the village is because the village ITSELF is made from a child&apos;s body

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• TH

  @TheAmazingRusski · 1 year ago

  The author deserves a medal and to have his home raided and investigated for this series

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• SH

  @ShiraCheshire · 1 year ago

  Ohhh! So THAT&apos;S why her wish goes so wrong! I was so confused thinking about that, because like you need a child and they definitely got one, but now that you say it it makes sense. The real issue wasn&apos;t child vs adult, it was innocence, and the only kid there had waaaay too much trauma. It makes sense now.

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• EX

  @exxy9931 · 1 year ago

  I think Nanachi losing Mitty a second time and going through that same grief might be considered a parallel to how &quot;you die twice; once when your time comes and once after the last living person who remembered you passes&quot; or how grief can revisit a person at different points in their life and open old wounds.

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• FR

  @freakinggenius5710 · 2 years ago

  Some gore and uncomfortable moments are there to show how wild life is dangerous and it&apos;s not a child&apos;s play anymore.<br>Some moments shows the reality of exploring and camping - the problem with food,water,the toilet, where to sleep, what meds to take. The realism is what sells to me.<br>BUT<br>Some moments are literally unnecessary and there only for fansevice if not worse. Why are the kids wear not that many clothes? Why some much attention to the girl&apos;s body and her innocence? Why the molesting? Why the creeps?

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• VX

  @vxskud · 1 year ago

  A good horror writer could have done an amazing story with this plot without making it feel so creepy in a bad way.

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