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Steins;Gate #14 Reaction - Early Access!

🕑 Added 2020-03-24 12:19:56 +0000 UTC

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Garrett Gee

Honestly ive been watching this with them for the first time and i definitely dont understand the rules or what is even happening. this is definitely a show you'd enjoy more on a rewatch.

Jack Mapstone

I would like to think they know how the World Lines work now (I'd hope so, as it's episode 14 xD) but sound explanation my guy

Herberderber

I can't tell if they got the explanation or not. They might think that the rope represents one worldline in that analogy and not each strand of the rope being a worldline. like it actually is. The gravity of an event happening in all the surrounding strands prevents you from changing yours too much from the others in the same rope. Just in case they didn't catch it.

Conroy

If someone kept calling him Anakin Skeewalker in every Clone Wars reaction, you'd probably get a little annoyed even though you know who they are referring to @StarNomad

The Sci-Fi Slut

Confused but slowly understanding sums up Steins;Gate perfectly

Alexandre Boutin

Eric grew up with bees, he used to have 500 as pets and used to do some bees training competition. So that may be why.

Serodin

Does it truly matter as long as they have the correct character in mind when using the name?

Akioooo.

Why do they keep on calling him (Oka Bee) even tho it's obviously pronounced in the show (Oka bay) ? (Okabe)

Ram

Such a damn good show.

cosmotron

I might've been looking forward to this one even more than 12. So many great things in it, from Okabe's emotional breakdown, to him and Makise teaming up, to Suzuha's explanation and reveal at the end. Great reaction!

old m80

In the Visual Novel, Okabe takes his eyes off Mayuri during one of his rescue attempts and SERN kidnaps her, puts her in the LHC, and sends her back in time like they did with the Jellyman experiments. This was the adaptation's quick-fix since it'd be a bit awkward to pace that scene the way they did in the novel and since it was more for the shock-value than the story.