hazard zone

blog for me to keep my silly little milgram thoughts lol. rae. they/them. pfp edit by @bobthebobking

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Also the fact that Amane is the same age as me feels... yeah

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Ough Amane t3 was so good but also she's the perfect example of Milgram's commentary on judgement and guilt and I need to write a thesis on her

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The Mukuhara golden ending. Kazui and his beautiful trans husband.

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Kazui good ending: Hinako comes out to him as a trans man at the same time he comes out as gay. They both quit their jobs and go to therapy.

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Actually maybe i should draw this

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whenever there's an evil child character i'm always like well maybe the adults deserve to be killed with hammers have you considered that

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Kazui good ending: Hinako comes out to him as a trans man at the same time he comes out as gay. They both quit their jobs and go to therapy.

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I think, when talking about Kazui, we have to remember that not getting married wasn't really an option for him anymore than coming out was. From what we know about his upbringing, he was taught that it would have been literally morally wrong for him not to get married, because that's what proper members of society are supposed to do. So it wasn't a question of if he got married, but of when and who. If it wasn't Hinako, it would have been another woman, and at least with Hinako he truly thought he could make himself love her. Hell, even if he had come out, there's a chance he still would have been forced to get married anyway (and that probably would have been one of the better outcomes tbh)

This is why he frames the question of what he was supposed to do as either telling the truth or continuing to hide, rather than whether he should've married her to begin with. Because the marriage itself was non-negotiable. And the fact that there was no choice he could have made that wouldn't have resulted in someone getting hurt is what makes the situation tragic.

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WE ARE SO BACK

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Literally I got everything I wanted with this. Gay? Check. Banger? Check. Explicit confirmation of the different time periods? Check. Not-so-subtle fuel for my suicide theory? Big check!

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Genuinely the entire rest of t3 could be absolute shit and I won't care because Kazui was just so perfect. I can die happy.

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on a scale from kagamine len to kazui mukuhara how are you handling your coming out being treated as a murder

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I need to go back in time right now and seduce this man. Forget about them, Kazui. I would treat you right. Also quit your job.

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WE ARE SO BACK

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Literally I got everything I wanted with this. Gay? Check. Banger? Check. Explicit confirmation of the different time periods? Check. Not-so-subtle fuel for my suicide theory? Big check!

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WE ARE SO BACK

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Kazui is the anti-shakira. His hips tell only lies

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God I need this so bad 🙏

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Oh, no wonder Yuno is like that then...

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Muu's pronoun use is honestly so interested. In her interrogation questions, interviews, and voice lines, she uses her own name. This is something that's very cutesy and childish, either done by very young children or by women who want to seem cute and innocent (and also from the people I've talked to it's considered pretty cringe). If this was all she used it would make perfect sense, but it wouldn't be all that notable. Lots of high school girls want to seem cute.

BUT then in her songs, she always uses Watashi. Watashi is pretty much the default first-person pronoun. It doesn't have any connotations of cuteness or girliness. The fact that this is what she uses in her songs, the manifestation of her heart and mind, tells me that Muu is aware on some level that the innocent self she presents to Es is an act. Maybe she still partially believes in it, but there's at least some part of her that knows that isn't who she really is.

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On the topics of the prisoners being from different times, this probably won't be the case but I think I'd be funny if the oldest character chronologically is actually Amane. Like she was born in the 70s or something.