Let's just leave it at that.Originally Posted by Skull
Let's just leave it at that.
Was it wrong of me that all I could think about was Demiya while sitting through Abbacchio's backstory
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Semi, because while Abbacchio's backstory is pretty similar to normal EMIYA's, just on a lesser scale, Demiya is basically a racist caricature, and Abbacchio, despite his tanned skin and turquoise lipstick, is not.
Eh, in the manga it comes up at the Illuso fight, which is right around the corner.
It's been two years since I read the manga, and I hated Part V, so pardon me for forgetting. I thought it came up much later in Sicily.
In any case, it's better it came up during Abbacchio's first spotlight moment.
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Not really, since it's what explains Abbacchio's rather extreme loyalty to Bucciarati.
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Also, turning the criminal from a simple burglar to a murderer makes Abbacchio look really stupid for not realising the guy had a gun.
That said, I'm hoping that cutting Abbachio's origin from the Illuso fight will let them expand Fugo's character.
He looked too distracted with his moral dilemma.
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Essentially this. That, and the guy already had shaken him with the threat of blackmail.
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It's Archer writ small. Also, if the burglar hadn't been the same guy who bribed him and if he hadn't blackmailed him, Abbacchio would have noticed the gun. Probably that has something to do with his guilt.
Don't @ me if you don't think that hiding a boat within a boat was one of the best twists of the season so far, and this is coming from a guy who thinks that the Soft Machine incident is super forgettable enough to the point that I totally forgot it even happened in the manga, and how it concluded.
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It definitely got me, even as a manga reader; I completely forgot.
It is a twist, but it's so out of left field it feels like an asspull. Which puts it at odds with the detective style investigation MoodyBluesJazz brings.
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Soft Machine was one of the few Stands I remembered from the manga, but I still forgot the entire fight, or at least the twist. I thought it was that Zucchero had inflated and hid the boat as opposed to draping it over the other boat.
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