Terror in Resonance Puns

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Hey, i love the psychological and ''conspiracy theory'' type vibes to this anime, is there anything else like it? Much thanks.

I just finished terror in resonance and while I think it was above average so like a 6.5/10 I have a few questions.

1. How did he get the detectives number all I remember him saying was "don't worry about it" the detectives numbers wouldn't be in the police case files they hacked and even the detective was unsure how he did it?
2. How did he hack their cameras with footage from 5 minutes ago? he didn't even have a laptop on him to hack into the system? (so he hacked into a top secret organisation with just a cell phone?)
3. 5 runs out of the police van to catch one of them but they immediately pull a gun on her, so two questions why didn't he wait till she was further away from her security in the van cause she clearly hadn't figured out what he had done and why did she just run out of the van without protection or even telling them what she was doing? (This doesn't just seem rash this seems incompetent)
4. Why doesn't she capture the 2 terrorists during the Ferris wheel scene, I know she wants 9 and the bomb but they aren't mutually exclusive goals capture the terrorists first then go. Also you just gave 2 terrorists a bomb that wasn't even disarmed they could easily just re-arm that themselves now. also if capture them you can interrogate them as at this point they could be affiliated with more people, you have no way of knowing unless you capture them (I guess this is suppose to show her anger cloud her judgement but really it just makes her look dumb asf)
5. Why does she assume the terrorists are telling the truth when she turns off the bomb on the Ferris wheel? He could easily have lied, also he has no reason to assume you will stop the bomb even if he tells you the truth so he could just lie to waste your time.(she only knew them up to the age of 9 so I doubt she would be this confident that she would immediately know he's not lying)
6. We find out that the main characters didn't steal plutonium but in fact a nuclear bomb, so a re-inforced metal case isn't going to be enough to stop the radiation he would have died within minutes of putting it in his backpack, unless its just a normal bomb and I missed that? (if its a normal bomb tho its not gonna last very long as a emp)
7. When is the ending just before the 1 year later scene set? like is it a week later or just after? im assuming its right after the event as they haven't changed clothes. So how is his phone still working? I thought they essentially created an emp? did it just take down the power

Zankou no Terror completely wrecked me emotionally but I really enjoyed it (even though I did bawl my eyes out) so any similar animes would be appreciated

Terror in Resonance might be one of the more interesting shows I have seen, but not in the way that you would think. I’ll explain

I was introduced to Terror in Resonance by it’s music. Mainly the bike chase scene in episode 4. And i was amazed by it. The music coupled with the very flowy animation, it has created a place in my heart.

Before watching the show, I started listening to many of it’s songs, and I decided to watch it.

And to be honest, I was disappointed by it. Yes, the music was amazing (One of the best OST’s I have ever heard) and the animation is great too. But this is where the interesting part is. I have never seen a show or movie with this much of a quality gap between the different aspects of it’s medium.

You know, we have Spider-verse, where I didn’t like the characters and it’s story nearly as much as it’s animation and music. Or

Franxx’s story that takes a huge hit in the second half.

But in the end, I still liked all the aspects. I still liked Spider-verse’s characters and I still liked Franxx’s story as a whole.

But this is the first time where I have loved the production of a show, but actively dislike the characters and story

Cause in the end, this shows is about love and betrayal. Or at least that’s what I felt. And unfortunately, I have seen that a thousand times.

It doesn’t really have much depth. And even with the depth that it has, I have seen that in other stories.

And I was also very disappointed by the characters. They have a very good recipe. But even though the creators could do so much with the characters, they didn’t. The main character’s motivation was never clear to me. They never had any interesting development. They didn’t do anything I wouldn’t expect them to do.

But because of the animation and music, I was able to enjoy it. And it has definitely has a spot in my heart because of that. Cause if there's anything a terrible show is, it is being forgettable. And this show definitely isn’t

I know how big the backlash is when Hollywood tries to adapt an manga/anime/light novel into a Hollywood movie. The DragonBall Z movies and how people reacted to the whitewashing of Ghost in the Shell are enough examples to provide.

But, the way how Hollywood adapted Edge of Tomorrow from the light novel All You Need Is Kill makes me hopeful and optimistic that Hollywood can adapt a Japanese manga/anime/light novel rightfully well if they have the right directors, screenwriters and especially the right producers.

I had this thought why a Hollywood adaptation of Terror in Resonance would work because its political setting is enough for Hollywood to have interest in adapting it, with America's current obsession of political thrillers like Scandal and House of Cards. I am surprised this news hasn't come up yet.

But of course, it's going to be a challenge if Hollywood tries to adapt it. If they're to appeal a wider audience, then they would have to set the Americanized version in New York City, which it's actually is an appropriate alternative setting since it's a busy city like Tokyo and also it's also where 9/11 occurred. Unfortunately, if they go with this route, then they need to tailor a lot of the backstories in an American setting since the anime's backstories is connected to Japan's defeat of the World War II.

Alternative choices are that they would set it in London so it would somehow involve the US, the UK and the Japanese government in that setting and also it would help as they can use the London Eye as the Ferris Wheel or they could take a risk decision by doing justice to its source material and set it in Tokyo but I doubt they would do this if they want to appeal a wider audience.

What do you guys think? I am feeling a bit scared how you guys might respond.

Terror in Resonance (残響のテロル, Zankyō no Teroru, lit. "Terror of the Echo") is the kind of anime that you could watch again and again and still pick up things you had missed before. It's jam-packed with symbolism - you can clearly tell that a lot of work was put into the backgrounds, the dialogue... Everything. If you can't tell, I am in love with this anime. It's only 11 episodes long and they did so many wonderful things with it in such a short time. It really is amazing and I highly recommend it.
Anyway, I fell in love with the soundtrack, and I wanted to listen to it over and over again. The background music really is beautiful. However, as I was listening to it, I realized that one of the songs ("alois" on OST 2 -crystalized-; that's the 12th track, for anyone wondering) has what is almost certainly Morse code at the end. It's not a long shot, considering the level of detail that seems to have gone into the making of this anime. If you want, you can listen to that song here. The Morse starts at the very end - around the 2:55 mark. Anyway, I was trying to translate it myself, but I had a little difficulty, as the Morse is Japanese Morse (key/chart for katakana here), and Japanese is not my native language (though I've been studying it for quite some time).
From what I can tell, the Morse is as follows (periods are dots, dashes (-) are dashes, and slashes break up the words):

• • / - / . - / - - / - - . . / - / . . - -
    The first character could be ". - -", but other than that, I'm pretty sure I have it right.
    Using the key I found, I figured out that the message is probably ヨムイヨフムノ [yo mu i yo fu mu no] (or, using the alternate first letter, ヤムイヨフムノ [ya mu i yo fu mu no]). Unfortunately, that's as far as I could get. It doesn't really make sense, but it looks like a name. Google didn't give any results for it, though, leading me to believe that it might actually be a phrase/sentence. Oh, also, the English makes even less sense, as the last series of dots and dashes (. . - -) does not have a corresponding letter and the other letters spell out what appears to be WTAMZT_.
    So, Reddit, any ideas? I would love to hear them! And thank you so much in advance for helping!

edit: Shoot, I'm so sorry - I forgot to put the languages used in the post title! Sorry about that. It's obviously Japane

By shaping your mouth, you can make the note resonate, right? I can feel the sound bouncing in my mouth.

Is it good idea to make every note like that? I assume yes?

Is this just me? I can actually hear it stepping through notes when I turn the knob. It never just bends like a fine pitch knob would.

So I updated a few mods. Most mods were updated because McJtyLib updated in an incompatible manner. The important thing in McJtyLib is that native support for the COFH RF API has been removed in favor of Forge Energy. I hope that by now all (major) mods support FE so this should not be an issue. The reason I did this is that it cleans up my codebase a bit and also makes the transition to 1.13 easier (where the COFH RF API will most likely be private to the COFH mods anyway).

So I'm only going to show a few of the major changelogs for my mods where something significant actually did change:

Ariente 0.0.6-alpha

• New blueprint system. These blueprints are going to be used as the gating component for progression through this mod
• Loot in cities has been mostly replaced with blueprints
• New constructor and auto constructor for crafting objects from blueprints
• New blueprint storage which has to be set adjacent to the constructor and auto constructor so that they can craft
• New flux ship (work in progress!)
• New levitating city
• The jump key (usually space) to start flying with the power armor fired even if a console or gui was open
• Fixed a bug where cities kept on spawning new sentinels everytime the world was reloaded
• New power combiner which is used to combine power for the combined power cables
• New online help in many gui's
• New command option for ar_findcity to locate a city of a given type
• More powerful city editing mode (mostly for internal usage)
• Needs McJtyLib 3.1.0 and HoloGui 0.0.4-beta
• Better loot generation as well as the possibility to have random blueprints
• Some attempt at proper loot balancing has been done
• Added ar_citycard command to spawn in the keycard that can be used to unlock the loot storages

HoloGui 0.0.4-beta

• Some support for inventory handling (both for player and blocks)
• Fixed a bug with holo tooltips not completely correcting GL state
• Added support for switching tags for an open GUI. This allows for creating menus for IGuiTile based gui's
• IHoloGuiHandler.openHoloGui() now returns true on client
• There are now predefined icons (and an Icons class to use them)
• Better support for rendering inventory slots

InControl 3.8.3

• New 'offhanditem' and 'bothhandsitem' tags that are equivalent to 'helditem' but also work on the offhand (or both)

Lost Cities 2.0.13

• Joseph added more useful error reporting if a factor or mapping is invalid

McJtyLib 3.1.0

• Joseph fixed toolt