I read it several times before and wanted to write it, but it was always inconvenient, and finally I was able to write it. It's just a personal opinion, write wherever you want.
Of all the TV shows, movies and anime I've seen, this one is the most meaningful. I've watched it no less than five times, and it's perfect both in terms of character characterization and plot development. Many people here have amazing insight, and this insight is on people and monsters, whether it is Shinichi's mother, Ryoko's mother, Maki and Murano Satomi. The whole show seems to exist to highlight this issue. The turning point or the sign of the plot is Satomi Murano's several inquiries, "Are you Izumi Shinichi?" She is still amazed at her sharpness. Maybe we are so sensitive when we care about one thing to the extreme. In my opinion, the most prominent part of the whole series is the understanding of life. between species, between one life and another, and between humans and other species. At the same time, I admire the author's brain hole. Maybe life is really ordered by something. The devil, no matter what, is the opposite of justice. "In the description of human beings, the closest thing to them is human beings." The original sentence is probably like this. I have to admit that this sentence is correct, but I am too embarrassed to criticize it because I still live in a human way. Human desires can never be satisfied, they will only get bigger and bigger. People always say things like life equality, whether in the media or in textbooks, but what about in reality? Even the dictionary says that a certain creature can be used for anything. In my opinion, this is not enough to directly pretend to be an intruder or superior.
This kind of thing has nothing to do with right or wrong, I just hope I don't forget the original intention
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