- 6
- 1 881 445
arwin T.
Приєднався 16 кві 2013
Monster scene - Johan Liebert terrifies Schuwald
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Переглядів: 256 294
Відео
Monster - Johan Brings Psychological Terror Upon Kid Milos
Переглядів 219 тис.9 років тому
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Monster - Johan Liebert puts an end to Blue Sophie's life
Переглядів 529 тис.9 років тому
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Monster - Johan Liebert makes detective Richard commit suicide
Переглядів 795 тис.9 років тому
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Top 10 Strongest Avatar Characters The Last Airbender
Переглядів 82 тис.10 років тому
Explanation of rankings: 10.) Both Pakku & Jeong Jeong have proven thesmelves to be quite the fighters, being part of White Lotus, they have shown high proffiency in their usage of elemental bending. 9.) Both Zuko & Katara have something unique about their Elemental Bending which exceeds Jeong Jeong & Pakku's.. Zuko learned the Fire of the Dancing Dragon, while Katara learned how to Blood Bend....
it's not about the money, it's about sending a message. everything burns
eps
Season 2 : light yugami vs johan liebert
European Crossdresser's manipulation DESTROYED by Facts and Logic
If this was real life he probably would shoot Johan instead because he crushed his pride
Pls name
Anime : monster
どこから来て、一体誰なのか。 ヨハンは自分に何回も問うたのではないか。かわいそうになる😢
Ep no ??
Master of manipulation
At this scene I realized how evil Johan is
The way he could use a victim recovering from PTSD by manipulating him is amazing. But johan just could'nt manipulate tenma i mean how could he johan was only unsuccesful once that was when he could'nt prove that tenma eas a moster. I see everyone trying to be like johan i dont know why just people want to be monster inorder to prove that monster exist, the main aim of monster was to actually be the 'different' by not being a monster. Tenma is truly underrated
"They worshipped the dragon, for he had given authority to the beast, and they worshipped the beast saying, Who is like the beast, and who can fight against it?' The only thing that can defeat the beast, would be a monster more fearsome than the first.”
🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮
Monster anime has english dub.
But no German dub even though it deserves German dub or just a dub that involves the characters speaking the correct language
Series made it look like Johan was something not of this world. Ultimately they went with him being just a human. I think this anime is basically one gigantic build up but never fully exploding since Johan is just human.
So keep quiet or just play games
Ep ?
3:14 - when my homie who claimed to have stopped drinking meets with me on a random Friday at 10 pm and says he broke up with his girlfriend.
Amazing story aside, the guy at the end bears a strong resemblance to Wilford Brimly!
What’s the song in the beginning called?
4:51
Why is the japanese ost diff from dub version?
I need a Cerveza Cristal edit
I think someone like Johan is actually controlling our world
he literally didn't use ANYTHING to kill poor richard.. just pure manipulation and guilt trippin🗿
When that teacher told Milos to stay and watch, it was almost like he was talking to me just as he was talking to Milos. I almost couldn’t bear it. It was by far the most brutal and ruthless scene in any anime I’ve ever watched solely because the message it conveyed.
so johan bought a balloon and give money to the lady so they can remember what a perfect alibi
Which episode is this?
I don’t get it. If I willingly murdered someone (with self-righteousness) how could I be guilt tripped into thinking what I did was wrong, and especially into suicide? It’s as if Johan used the Geass to control their minds rather than influencing them through legitimate manipulation. I’m honestly not sure why this anime is rated so highly when it’s so obnoxiously unrealistic. It’s like nobody can think for themselves. Rather than Johan being the lobotomite, (after being shot in the head) everyone else in the series received a 50 cal through their frontal lobe instead. Entertaining, but exceptionally overrated and unrealistic. Rating: 7.5/10
The guilt was not about Richard being wrong for killing someone, he already knew that and accepted it. It was about the fact he claimed his act to be a drunken mistake. Johan gaslighted him and made him doubt the true reason of his act. He was starting to heal from his trauma after several meetings with Reichwein and to turn his life around, but the reality is that the true issue wasn't being addressed from the start. It's a double layered lie that Richard wanted to deny, but Johan made it resurface and made him realise the heavy sin he's denied from the start. It's a harsh, painful and realistic manipulation. It's literally no different from people committing suicide because of harassments. There's nothing unrealistic here. You saying it's overrated doesn't make it so. Monster is just not for you.
If you notice it's said by other characters in the anime 'suicide' to infer that it's not suicide
I love how the library serves as a microcosm of Johan's ultimate goal. It's not enough for him to remove a single book from the library. In order to complete his rejection of life, he must see that all the books are destroyed with it.
I dont think I can be manipulated by Johan Liebert.
Nobody with a functioning brain would
And why is that , may i ask?
@@hebatalal2004 I have strong narcissism and beliefs.
@@hebatalal2004 I can bring an outcome which defies that of his.
of course you wouldn't :)
Richard was playing with the wrong guy😅 i still feel bad for him what a good guy he was😢
The animators really made the chatacter art creepy, specially when the lady got traumatized
People saying saying johan is smart, but actually richard is so dumb in that scene. C'mon guys this scene ain't so special 🙁
Then how come Richard discovered that Johan was behind all the crimes that mades dr. Tenma a number 1 suspect when the detective lunge couldn't?
Boy, we stan Grimmer in THIS house
Hmm so unrealistic anime ??
Bro.. u great!
I don't understand this. It doesn't make any sense. In the show Richard was almost hundred percent sure Johan was the "monster" he had every right not to trust him at all, hell realistically he should've tackled this dude the moment he opened his door and saw him. But instead he ends up following him along and is literally guilt tripped into committing self-deletion. Like, why? He should've realized this guy doesn't wish anything good for him and is manipulating him, but decides to have a drink? Totally unrealistic and I don't understand why people think Johan's a genius for this, cause he's not, he's literally given Richard every reason to despise him, from divulging info about him that he shouldn't have access to, and all. It's so forced to make him look smart. It's actually dumb.
He wasn’t almost 100% sure of anything lol, he simply found out that Johan had a connection to all the victims, he had no hard proof on him at all being an actual murderer. Johan picked his words carefully with Richard and the information Johan brought up wasn’t anything secretive as his case was likely public, he was also hallucinating about Stephan Joos and Johan picked his words carefully to make him fall back into that moment and he didn’t out and out diss Richard until he was very weakened mentally.
Gee, why is the guy in rehab whose grasp on reality is so brisk that he hallucinates in the middle of the day about the guy he killed, so taken aback by the only person who knows the sin he's spent several years convincing people did not happen? I dunno, you tell me.
@@deuce5546 What, lol!? What point of mine are you attacking? I literally said nothing like that. I said it's not believable to think that a detective who's suspecting a guy of being a psychotic criminal to follow along said guy. Especially when he shows up at your doorstep just as you're on the verge of convicting him. Likewise, doesn't make sense why he'd be guilt-tripped by a guy that he knows doesn't want any good for him. It isn't realistic. You know what would've been realistic? If Johan actually had rapport with Richard before his investigation really began, and if Richard wasn't really sure who the real criminal was. So, I dunno, you tell me.
@@surgeonsergio6839 Because like I already told you, Richard is a very unstable person. I must point again to the fact he hallucinates in the middle of the day. Richard also had no reason to suspect Johan would actually do anything to him, while being careful was definitely something he should have done, Johan seized the opportunity soon by talking about something that interested Richard, his "drinking problem". He's a guy who is all about "oh I commited a mistake but I'm getting better", Johan said exactly something that Richard couldn't let go, that's why he followed him, Johan kept talking about things that made him mad. That's Johan's whole shtick, he says exactly what you don't wanna hear. And for someone like Richard who parades his sob story all around town, someone questioning it was a personal attack that he couldn't let go. That simple. It's not so much realistic as it is logical. Johan didn't approach Richard as a detective, he approached him as the troubled individual he was. You complain about how everything is forced for Johan to seem smart, in reality Johan just knew how to read people. Everything was already set in stone for that to happen, Johan's uneasy presence, Richard's guilt, his mental unstability. What was Johan gonna do in Richard's perspective? They went to a bar. Johan wasn't gonna kill him in front of people. Richard could still think logically by then, it was when Johan started getting on Richard's nerves that he stopped being logical. Reality is unrealistic, kiddo.
@@deuce5546 You literally understood nothing I said. Also, learn some manners before you go around condescendingly calling someone a "kiddo," while uttering self-defeating nonsense in the same breath like "Reality is unrealistic," Especially when you first came here attacking a point that I didn't make, then when I reply you take a whole day to respond with crap that can be summarized to "Johan did it cause the plot demanded it."
Which episode is this..?
man he's the goat
Richard knew that johan was dangerous, yet he followed him to a fishy area. What a dumbass detective
He wasn’t 100% sure he was dangerous, there was no concrete evidence
I decided against that. Something else came to mind…
He's got a really big ****, too 💀
Its very profound how its wasn't Milos who cried but Grimmer, but not only that, Milos extended his arms to confort Grimmer, you could say that by showing his emotions, Grimmer saves Milos's humanity.
I'll never forget when Johan somehow temporarily cured an old woman's dementia....that was insane 🤯
She was so far out of her depth dealing with Johan
4:50
damn...
Okay, fuck Johan. I want to talk about Grimmer. I just finished watching the series for the first time and this moment cemented what I love so much about his character. For someone who went through 511 Kinderheim like Johan, he's almost nothing like him. He's emotionally suppressed, but he knows what's right and wrong. He's trying to heal. He mourns for what he lost, even if he doesn't realize it. I think it was this moment where he started to actually get in touch with the emotions that were ripped away from him all those years ago. Despite whatever he may think about himself, he is an empathetic man.
The voice actor 👨🍳👨🍳👨🍳