![]() I know that without major events people don't go through major change, but at least some progress is to be expected, characters mature and get experience even if the viewer/reader is not going through every second of their life. Even worse, even though there are years between flashbacks and the actual events of the main story - the characters are the exact same as they were, like they were in stasis this whole time or not even existing. ![]() from what the characters are doing in present time. By being ordinary I mean that there would be no difference if the story of the flashback was set in the present, as the plot of said events doesn't differ in any meaningful way Way too lengthy flashbacks that add nothing to the story for two simple reasons: they are too ordinary and they add nothing to the character in question. Let me explain what feels wrong with Stray dogs.įirst, following the already existing pattern, we have flashbacks. With every season I watch this series I can't help but notice that the same formula works worse and worse, to the point of completely falling flat. Now branded as wanted terrorists, the remaining members must find a way to prove their innocence-even if they must turn to sworn enemies for assistance. But as the great detective unravels the case, he soon discovers an elaborate plot to obliterate the Agency in its entirety.Īlthough forewarned of the trap, the Agency continue their pursuit of the criminals, only to end up framed for the crime themselves. ![]() Presently, Ranpo finds himself chasing down a gifted individual with the dangerous ability to execute the perfect crime. While their initial interactions are intertwined with a bizarre murder mystery, the aftermath prompts the formation of the Armed Detective Agency. However, things are not going as planned for his freelance business, and that is when he crosses paths with a mouthy boy named Ranpo Edogawa. No longer concerned with military affairs, Yukichi Fukuzawa intends to act as a lone bodyguard-for-hire, making use of his deadly swordsmanship. ![]()
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