How is it all connected? What was Suzuha's combat pose about when she saw Makise Kurisu? The questions keeping stacking up... I hope you enjoyed my reaction to episode 5 of Steins;Gate! We've reached episode 13 over on www.Patreon.com/Robinoyo, and I'm actually traumatized... This show has become absolutely phenomenal. Go and check it out now! Thanks for watching :)
It’s kind of explained in this episode but basically they’re using spinning black holes to send things back in time. Time essentially slows down for the observer as you get closer to the centre of a black hole, so the method is basically you compress the object into an exceptionally tiny space to pass through the singularity of the black hole, and then the object is ejected from the black hole back in time. It’s not crucial to know about this but helps explain things over the next few episodes.
Yes!! I've been waiting for this one since the reactions began. This may be my favorite episode because it's when I first got REALLY hooked in the story, that ending atmosphere is incredible. Saying this is my favorite is, of course, nostalgia bias, but I'm very happy to see that Robin is enjoying the series just as much as I am :)
The thing about Okabe which Robin seems to have mistaken at this point in the story, is that he's not really taking all of this super seriously. To him it's just a game.
@@Deeplight32 actually Okabe is taking this seriously, but he's just really curious. His internal thoughts are in the original Visual Novel story. They cut 50 hours of gameplay down to 24 episodes, which is about 9-10h of content. Of course you won't know any details and make bad assumptions
It is fun watching someone react to the peeling of this onion. Layer upon layer things keep getting more deep and mysterious. Eventually all will be revealed.
The idea that the same thing happened to live humans as that to banana, compressed through a black hole to send back in time, which destroyed the molecular structure of the object to come out in past all jelly like. Scary stuff.
First time watching this episode was rly disturbing with that top secret and is still is lol. The thriller in this anime is rly done well. The atmosphere is always unsettling despite them having weird/ hilarious jokes out of nowhere lmao
a detail maybe you didnt know, the organisation they call SERN is based on the real CERN, it is as described a physics developement facility, the photos are real but the experiment of time travel and everything else is from the anime/vn, they have some thing places and names that are based on real life places or organisations
How is it all connected? What was Suzuha's combat pose about when she saw Makise Kurisu? The questions keeping stacking up... I hope you enjoyed my reaction to episode 5 of Steins;Gate! We've reached episode 13 over on www.Patreon.com/Robinoyo, and I'm actually traumatized... This show has become absolutely phenomenal. Go and check it out now! Thanks for watching :)
It’s kind of explained in this episode but basically they’re using spinning black holes to send things back in time. Time essentially slows down for the observer as you get closer to the centre of a black hole, so the method is basically you compress the object into an exceptionally tiny space to pass through the singularity of the black hole, and then the object is ejected from the black hole back in time. It’s not crucial to know about this but helps explain things over the next few episodes.
Yes!! I've been waiting for this one since the reactions began. This may be my favorite episode because it's when I first got REALLY hooked in the story, that ending atmosphere is incredible. Saying this is my favorite is, of course, nostalgia bias, but I'm very happy to see that Robin is enjoying the series just as much as I am :)
Smart as Okabe may be, his main flaw is his short-sightedness and my god will the story challenge that to hell and back
The thing about Okabe which Robin seems to have mistaken at this point in the story, is that he's not really taking all of this super seriously. To him it's just a game.
@@Deeplight32 actually Okabe is taking this seriously, but he's just really curious. His internal thoughts are in the original Visual Novel story. They cut 50 hours of gameplay down to 24 episodes, which is about 9-10h of content. Of course you won't know any details and make bad assumptions
It is fun watching someone react to the peeling of this onion. Layer upon layer things keep getting more deep and mysterious. Eventually all will be revealed.
The idea that the same thing happened to live humans as that to banana, compressed through a black hole to send back in time, which destroyed the molecular structure of the object to come out in past all jelly like. Scary stuff.
First time watching this episode was rly disturbing with that top secret and is still is lol. The thriller in this anime is rly done well. The atmosphere is always unsettling despite them having weird/ hilarious jokes out of nowhere lmao
Story of Mayurii being hostage is very emotional. And it come back in S;G 0 and the Movie
a detail maybe you didnt know, the organisation they call SERN is based on the real CERN, it is as described a physics developement facility, the photos are real but the experiment of time travel and everything else is from the anime/vn, they have some thing places and names that are based on real life places or organisations
I love how Kurisu low-key admits she loves Okabe at 6:42 hehe
In the first episode, Okabe was just being stupid with Alpacaman. They were the ones who installed it.
I haven't watched it yet but Vinland Saga is out.