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* The entire fourth episode for Risa. After one of the hostages who is actually Kamui in disguise frees her from her handcuffs, she uses his [[NailEm nailgun]] to shoot out the eyes of the latent criminal's RobotDog and retrieve her Dominator. While past experience with Makishima should have rendered this useless, she actually was on the right track this time as it turned out the criminal's Crime Coefficient had actually jumped up by over 50 points (from 23 to 76) from the last time she'd pointed it at him. Then she gets her head put through a window, which would be enough to put almost anyone down (it should be also be noted that this entire time, she has been stripped to her bra and panties, which means no protection for the rest of her skin). But she still [[{{Determinator}} gets back up]] while swearing to protect the hostages, and uses a glass shard to [[EyeScream stab the man's eye out]] before picking up her Dominator again. ''Now'' his Coefficient has hit the triple digits and she can fire. Unfortunately, so has hers, and Division 3 has been ordered to KillEmAll. She is the first one shot by them.
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* The entire fourth episode for Risa. After one of the hostages who is actually Kamui in disguise frees her from her handcuffs, she uses his [[NailEm nailgun]] to shoot out the eyes of the latent criminal's RobotDog and retrieve her Dominator. While past experience with Makishima should have rendered this useless, she actually was on the right track this time as it turned out the criminal's Crime Coefficient had actually jumped up by over 50 points (from 23 to 76) from the last time she'd pointed it at him. Then she gets her head put through a window, which would be enough to put almost anyone down (it should be also be noted that this entire time, she has been stripped to her bra and panties, which means no protection for the rest of her skin). But she still [[{{Determinator}} gets back up]] while swearing to protect the hostages, and uses a glass shard to [[EyeScream stab the man's eye out]] before picking up her Dominator again. ''Now'' his Coefficient has hit the triple digits and she can fire. Unfortunately, so has hers, and Division 3 has been ordered to KillEmAll.kill them all. She is the first one shot by them.
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* The entire [[HuntingTheMostDangerousGame battle]] between Kogami [[spoiler: and Toyohisa Senguji]] in episodes 10 and 11. First taking out one of the [[RobotDog robot dogs]] using the SpikesOfDoom on the ceiling, and then retrieving his Dominator and using its [[WaveMotionGun Destroy Decomposer]] mode to eliminate the other dog. Finally ending with Kogami pulling a move that would make [[VideoGame/MetalGear Solid Snake]] proud: hiding in a barrel and rolling down a ramp, prompting Toyohisa to check the top of the ramp, followed by Kogami popping out of the barrel and blasting Toyohisa with the [[BoomHeadshot Eliminator]] mode.
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* The entire [[HuntingTheMostDangerousGame battle]] between Kogami [[spoiler: and Toyohisa Senguji]] Senguji in episodes 10 and 11. First taking out one of the [[RobotDog robot dogs]] using the SpikesOfDoom on the ceiling, and then retrieving his Dominator and using its [[WaveMotionGun Destroy Decomposer]] mode to eliminate the other dog. Finally ending with Kogami pulling a move that would make [[VideoGame/MetalGear Solid Snake]] proud: hiding in a barrel and rolling down a ramp, prompting Toyohisa to check the top of the ramp, followed by Kogami popping out of the barrel and blasting Toyohisa with the [[BoomHeadshot Eliminator]] mode.
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** Despite Azusawa being totally deserving of execution, Arata decides to arrest him on his own terms, thus forcing Azusawa to live with his failures instead of giving him what he wants, thus going over both the MFA and Kougami's heads. It's a very subtle CMOA that works completely to Arata's strengths while still providing an epic conclusion.
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** Despite Azusawa being totally deserving of execution, Arata decides to arrest him on his own terms, thus forcing Azusawa to live with his failures instead of giving him what he wants, thus wants and going over both the MFA and Kougami's heads. It's a very subtle CMOA that works completely to Arata's strengths while still providing an epic conclusion.
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** On that note, Arata [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown getting the crap beaten out of him by Azusawa]] and still having enough energy to knock out the latter with a Dominator shot.
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** On that note, Arata [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown getting the crap beaten out of him by Azusawa]] and still having enough energy to knock out the latter with a Dominator shot.paralyzer shot.
** Despite Azusawa being totally deserving of execution, Arata decides to arrest him on his own terms, thus forcing Azusawa to live with his failures instead of giving him what he wants, thus going over both the MFA and Kougami's heads. It's a very subtle CMOA that works completely to Arata's strengths while still providing an epic conclusion.
** Despite Azusawa being totally deserving of execution, Arata decides to arrest him on his own terms, thus forcing Azusawa to live with his failures instead of giving him what he wants, thus going over both the MFA and Kougami's heads. It's a very subtle CMOA that works completely to Arata's strengths while still providing an epic conclusion.
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** Kei using the Dominator in Lethal Eliminator mode to blast away the gangster leader with ease. Note that this is one of the very few times that he's willing to use the Dominator in such a fashion.
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** Kei using the Dominator in Lethal Eliminator mode to blast away the gangster leader with ease.without so much as flinching. Note that this is one of the very few times that he's willing to use the Dominator in such a fashion.
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** Also, Chiyo ''taking over the entire NONA tower system'' just by using a lot of security drones and her computer.
* Three words: Tenma, Dominator shotgun. It's about as awesome as it sounds.
* Three words: Tenma, Dominator shotgun. It's about as awesome as it sounds.
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** Also, Chiyo ''taking over the entire NONA tower system'' just by using a lot tons of security drones and her computer.
* Three words: Tenma, [[ShotgunsAreJustBetter Dominatorshotgun.shotgun]]. It's about as awesome as it sounds.
* Three words: Tenma, [[ShotgunsAreJustBetter Dominator
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* Ginoza taking down a fighter robot with a handgun and hand-to-hand combat. He ends the fight by ''forcing his hand'' straight through the bot's neck before epically kicking its head off.
* Kougami taking down Jackdaw with pure skill and a handgun. Mind you, the latter was a Pathfinder.
* Kei taking down Vixen. Again, another Pathfinder.
* Kougami taking down Jackdaw with pure skill and a handgun. Mind you, the latter was a Pathfinder.
* Kei taking down Vixen. Again, another Pathfinder.
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* Ginoza taking down a fighter robot with a handgun and hand-to-hand combat. He ends the fight by ''forcing his hand'' straight through the bot's neck before epically kicking its head off.
* Kougami taking down Jackdaw with pure skill and ahandgun.revolver. Mind you, the latter was a Pathfinder.
* Keitaking down Vixen. Again, another Pathfinder.showing off the extent of military training by making quick work of Vixen without so much as breaking a sweat. As a bonus, he takes her out using the Lethal Eliminator mode, which is only the ''second'' time he has used the Dominator in such a fashion.
* Kougami taking down Jackdaw with pure skill and a
* Kei
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** On that note, Arata getting the crap beaten out of him by Azusawa and still having enough energy to knock out the latter with a Dominator shot.
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** On that note, Arata [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown getting the crap beaten out of him by Azusawa Azusawa]] and still having enough energy to knock out the latter with a Dominator shot.
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* Episode 2 has Kei holding his own against a whole entire gang with the help of Irie and Tenma.
** Arata using his parkour skills to plug in the Dominators all across the other side of the block.
** Kei using the Dominator in Lethal Eliminator mode to blast away the gangster leader with ease. Note that this is one of the very few times that he's willing to use the Dominator in such a fashion.
** Arata using his parkour skills to plug in the Dominators all across the other side of the block.
** Kei using the Dominator in Lethal Eliminator mode to blast away the gangster leader with ease. Note that this is one of the very few times that he's willing to use the Dominator in such a fashion.
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* Kougami epically taking down Jackdaw with pure skill. Mind you, the latter was a Pathfinder.
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* Kougami epically taking down Jackdaw with pure skill.skill and a handgun. Mind you, the latter was a Pathfinder.
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* Arata holding off a fighter robot long enough to protect En Owanee and blast it with the Destroy Decomposer mode.
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* Arata holding off a fighter robot long enough to protect En Owanee and blast it with the Dominator in Destroy Decomposer mode.
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* Kei managing to hold off Kougami long enough in order for Arata to arrest Azusawa. It's implied that he might have been holding back to make room.
** Make note of how Kougami acts throughout their fight. He's so composed and assured that he looks ''bored''. Never mess with your seniors.
** Make note of how Kougami acts throughout their fight. He's so composed and assured that he looks ''bored''. Never mess with your seniors.
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* Kei managing to hold off Kougami long enough in order for Arata to arrest Azusawa. It's implied that he might have been holding back to make room.stall Kougami.
** Make note of how Kougami acts throughout their fight. He's so composed and assured that he looks ''bored''. Never mess with yourseniors.seniors kids.
** Make note of how Kougami acts throughout their fight. He's so composed and assured that he looks ''bored''. Never mess with your
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* Shizuka gets a ton of [=MOAs=] in this movie alone:
** He calls out Shirogane on his bluff when he exposes the latter's AI thanks to Ma-Karina. This enables the Roundrobin to vaporize Shirogane into nothing.
** He also reveals during that scene that he is GoodAllAlong, helping the PSB take down Bifrost from the inside. Shirogane was, needless to say, impressed with this development.
** He turns over the Bifrost System to Sibyl, to which Sibyl declines because it is so evolved.
** He calls out Shirogane on his bluff when he exposes the latter's AI thanks to Ma-Karina. This enables the Roundrobin to vaporize Shirogane into nothing.
** He also reveals during that scene that he is GoodAllAlong, helping the PSB take down Bifrost from the inside. Shirogane was, needless to say, impressed with this development.
** He turns over the Bifrost System to Sibyl, to which Sibyl declines because it is so evolved.
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* Shizuka gets a ton of [=MOAs=] [=CMOAs=] in this movie alone:
** He calls out Shirogane on his bluff when he exposes the latter's AI thanks toMa-Karina.Ma-Karina (Governor Komiya's AI double). This enables the Roundrobin to vaporize Shirogane into nothing.
** He also revealsduring that scene that he is GoodAllAlong, helping the PSB take down Bifrost from the inside. Shirogane was, needless to say, impressed with this development.
** He turns over the Bifrost System to Sibyl, to which Sibyl declines because it claims that it is so evolved.
** He calls out Shirogane on his bluff when he exposes the latter's AI thanks to
** He also reveals
** He turns over the Bifrost System to Sibyl, to which Sibyl declines because it claims that it is so evolved.
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* Let's be clear, Azusawa managed to ''take over NONA tower'' employing Chiyo to hack into the system.
** Also, Chiyo ''taking over the entire NONA tower system'' just by using a lot of security drones and her computer.
* Three words: Tenma, Dominator shotgun. It's about as awesome as it sounds.
* Mao and Irie holding their own against a sniper turret with just a couple of handguns and some grenades.
* Shion gets an unexpected MOA when she manages to take back a third of the NONA tower system in just over three minutes. ''While being poison gassed'' nonetheless.
* Ginoza taking down a fighter robot with a handgun and hand-to-hand combat. He ends the fight by ''forcing his hand'' straight through the bot's neck before epically kicking its head off.
* Kougami epically taking down Jackdaw with pure skill. Mind you, the latter was a Pathfinder.
* Kei taking down Vixen. Again, another Pathfinder.
* Arata holding off a fighter robot long enough to protect En Owanee and blast it with the Destroy Decomposer mode.
** Also, Arata in the same scene figuring out that the gas filling the building was a bluff by Azusawa.
* Off-screen, but it's heavily implied that Hinakawa was the one that took back the whole NONA tower system in Shion's absence.
* Kei managing to hold off Kougami long enough in order for Arata to arrest Azusawa. It's implied that he might have been holding back to make room.
** Make note of how Kougami acts throughout their fight. He's so composed and assured that he looks ''bored''. Never mess with your seniors.
** Also, Chiyo ''taking over the entire NONA tower system'' just by using a lot of security drones and her computer.
* Three words: Tenma, Dominator shotgun. It's about as awesome as it sounds.
* Mao and Irie holding their own against a sniper turret with just a couple of handguns and some grenades.
* Shion gets an unexpected MOA when she manages to take back a third of the NONA tower system in just over three minutes. ''While being poison gassed'' nonetheless.
* Ginoza taking down a fighter robot with a handgun and hand-to-hand combat. He ends the fight by ''forcing his hand'' straight through the bot's neck before epically kicking its head off.
* Kougami epically taking down Jackdaw with pure skill. Mind you, the latter was a Pathfinder.
* Kei taking down Vixen. Again, another Pathfinder.
* Arata holding off a fighter robot long enough to protect En Owanee and blast it with the Destroy Decomposer mode.
** Also, Arata in the same scene figuring out that the gas filling the building was a bluff by Azusawa.
* Off-screen, but it's heavily implied that Hinakawa was the one that took back the whole NONA tower system in Shion's absence.
* Kei managing to hold off Kougami long enough in order for Arata to arrest Azusawa. It's implied that he might have been holding back to make room.
** Make note of how Kougami acts throughout their fight. He's so composed and assured that he looks ''bored''. Never mess with your seniors.
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-->'''Sibyl System''': [Criminally asymptomatic] is an unborn trait. There are no cases of it manifesting at your age. Koichi Azusawa, the Sibyl System must consider all possibilities. You lack that capability... Your system merely consists of convinient binary choices. We do not force other to choose between their Hues and their lives. The criminally asymptomatic are both criminals and saints by birth. You are neither. Merely a self-righteous game enthusiast.
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-->'''Sibyl System''': [Criminally asymptomatic] is an unborn trait. There are no cases of it manifesting at your age. Koichi Azusawa, the Sibyl System must consider all possibilities. You lack that capability... Your system merely consists of convinient binary choices. We do not force other to choose between their Hues and their lives. The criminally asymptomatic are both criminals and saints by birth. You are neither. Merely a self-righteous game enthusiast.enthusiast.
* Arata ''getting the Sibyl System to listen'' when he calls them out for initiating Lethal Eliminator mode on Azusawa when he should be fairly judged and arrested. Although, it should be taken into account that Arata is criminally asymptomatic and qualified to join the Sibyl System.
** On that note, Arata getting the crap beaten out of him by Azusawa and still having enough energy to knock out the latter with a Dominator shot.
* Shizuka gets a ton of [=MOAs=] in this movie alone:
** He calls out Shirogane on his bluff when he exposes the latter's AI thanks to Ma-Karina. This enables the Roundrobin to vaporize Shirogane into nothing.
** He also reveals during that scene that he is GoodAllAlong, helping the PSB take down Bifrost from the inside. Shirogane was, needless to say, impressed with this development.
** He turns over the Bifrost System to Sibyl, to which Sibyl declines because it is so evolved.
** He gets Sibyl to keep Arata as an inspector in the PSB and gets Akane released from confinement.
** Last, but certainly not least, he becomes the first human Public Safety Bureau Chief.
* Arata ''getting the Sibyl System to listen'' when he calls them out for initiating Lethal Eliminator mode on Azusawa when he should be fairly judged and arrested. Although, it should be taken into account that Arata is criminally asymptomatic and qualified to join the Sibyl System.
** On that note, Arata getting the crap beaten out of him by Azusawa and still having enough energy to knock out the latter with a Dominator shot.
* Shizuka gets a ton of [=MOAs=] in this movie alone:
** He calls out Shirogane on his bluff when he exposes the latter's AI thanks to Ma-Karina. This enables the Roundrobin to vaporize Shirogane into nothing.
** He also reveals during that scene that he is GoodAllAlong, helping the PSB take down Bifrost from the inside. Shirogane was, needless to say, impressed with this development.
** He turns over the Bifrost System to Sibyl, to which Sibyl declines because it is so evolved.
** He gets Sibyl to keep Arata as an inspector in the PSB and gets Akane released from confinement.
** Last, but certainly not least, he becomes the first human Public Safety Bureau Chief.
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* The film is action-packed [[UpToEleven to the extreme]]. We literally start off with a bang as Kougami sets off a minefield and destroys an entire [=SEAUn=] military convoy, and then in Japan Division 1 busts a group of terrorists in the middle of an arms deal. Put this way: pistols and submachine guns are [[CurbStompBattle no match for Dominators.]] Chief Kasei even commends Akane for completing such a dangerous operation with zero casualties.
* During the military operation to flush the rebels out of the old capital, all 4 of the army's helicopters are shot down. By Kougami. Using only an old anti-materiel sniper rifle. And then he jumps off the side of the tower and [[FastRoping fast ropes down]] by way of the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_rappel Australian rappel]].
* Akane and Kougami get into a fight before they realize they're fighting each other and she even manages to ''suplex'' him. And he still manages to get out of it and land on his feet.
* When the mercenaries attack the rebel camp, Kougami and Sem commandeer a motorbike and launch into the scene, quite literally, by pulling off a ''360 degree'' spin in the air as Sem jumps off to rally his forces. And after that, Kougami has to fight off two of the mercenaries on foot. He's a regular human and ''[[BadassNormal it still takes three of the cyborg mercenaries to put him down.]]''
* As the film reaches its climax, the moment when the jig is up for Colonel Wong and his corrupt Military Police unit when the Sibyl System designates all of them with their true Crime Coefficients over 300. What follows up can only be described as [[CurbStompBattle total slaughter as the combined might of all of Sibyl's land and air drones rip them to shreds.]] And Ginoza gets the kill on Wong with the Assault Dominator.
* The final fight with Kougami fighting the mercenary leader in the elevator. Even badly wounded, he still manages to ''rip off the merc's cyborg arm''! And then [[BigDamnHeroes Ginoza shows up]] and they start [[RivalsTeamUp double-teaming against him]]!
** The fact that Ginoza is fighting at all is a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in itself. In the series, we saw him transition from a NonActionGuy Inspector to a competent Enforcer. Now? He's as competent a fighter as ''Kogami,'' dodging gunfire like a pro, taking on Desmond with his bare hands, and blowing Wong into a pile of blood and guts. His old man would be proud.
** To speak nothing of Desmond, who shows exactly why [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking he was leader of his band of mercenaries]]. Even when facing 2-on-1 odds and after getting his mechanical arm ripped off, Desmond still manages to hold his own against Kogami and Ginoza.
* The film is action-packed [[UpToEleven to the extreme]]. We literally start off with a bang as Kougami sets off a minefield and destroys an entire [=SEAUn=] military convoy, and then in Japan Division 1 busts a group of terrorists in the middle of an arms deal. Put this way: pistols and submachine guns are [[CurbStompBattle no match for Dominators.]] Chief Kasei even commends Akane for completing such a dangerous operation with zero casualties.
* During the military operation to flush the rebels out of the old capital, all 4 of the army's helicopters are shot down. By Kougami. Using only an old anti-materiel sniper rifle. And then he jumps off the side of the tower and [[FastRoping fast ropes down]] by way of the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_rappel Australian rappel]].
* Akane and Kougami get into a fight before they realize they're fighting each other and she even manages to ''suplex'' him. And he still manages to get out of it and land on his feet.
* When the mercenaries attack the rebel camp, Kougami and Sem commandeer a motorbike and launch into the scene, quite literally, by pulling off a ''360 degree'' spin in the air as Sem jumps off to rally his forces. And after that, Kougami has to fight off two of the mercenaries on foot. He's a regular human and ''[[BadassNormal it still takes three of the cyborg mercenaries to put him down.]]''
* As the film reaches its climax, the moment when the jig is up for Colonel Wong and his corrupt Military Police unit when the Sibyl System designates all of them with their true Crime Coefficients over 300. What follows up can only be described as [[CurbStompBattle total slaughter as the combined might of all of Sibyl's land and air drones rip them to shreds.]] And Ginoza gets the kill on Wong with the Assault Dominator.
* The final fight with Kougami fighting the mercenary leader in the elevator. Even badly wounded, he still manages to ''rip off the merc's cyborg arm''! And then [[BigDamnHeroes Ginoza shows up]] and they start [[RivalsTeamUp double-teaming against him]]!
** The fact that Ginoza is fighting at all is a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in itself. In the series, we saw him transition from a NonActionGuy Inspector to a competent Enforcer. Now? He's as competent a fighter as ''Kogami,'' dodging gunfire like a pro, taking on Desmond with his bare hands, and blowing Wong into a pile of blood and guts. His old man would be proud.
** To speak nothing of Desmond, who shows exactly why [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking he was leader of his band of mercenaries]]. Even when facing 2-on-1 odds and after getting his mechanical arm ripped off, Desmond still manages to hold his own against Kogami and Ginoza.
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* Episode 7 has an encounter where a [[CallBack a white-haired villain holds a helpless girl hostage in a dim sewer system while the Inspector trying to save her is stuck on a lower level.]] All ''Psycho-Pass'' veterans knew to expect the worst. Until Maiko turns out to be not so helpless after all: the moment Torii starts going off on a full-blown VillainousBreakdown and [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend points his gun at Kei]], she immediately backhands him in the face, disarms him of his pistol, and performs a [[DoubleTap Mozambique Drill]] on him. The sheer speed and efficiency of her actions that would give Franchise/JohnWick a run for his money makes it immediately apparent this woman has some serious experience with killing hidden behind her soft exterior.
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* Episode 7 has an encounter where a [[CallBack a white-haired villain holds a helpless girl hostage in a dim sewer system while the Inspector trying to save her is stuck on a lower level.]] All ''Psycho-Pass'' veterans knew to expect the worst. Until Maiko turns out to be not so helpless after all: the moment Torii starts going off on a full-blown VillainousBreakdown and [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend points his gun at Kei]], she immediately backhands him in the face, disarms him of his pistol, and performs a [[DoubleTap Mozambique Drill]] on him. The sheer speed and efficiency of her actions that would give Franchise/JohnWick a run for his money makes it immediately apparent this woman has some serious experience with killing hidden behind her soft exterior.exterior.
!!''First Inspector''
* The Sibyl System, of all things, roasted Azusawa when he offers to join them by deeming him unqualified and unworthy to join because he's not criminally asymptomatic, a term which he never really understands. Even though they were not able to lethally enforce him due to Arata's interference, they are able to wipe the smirk off Azusawa's smug face when they give him a ReasonYouSuckSpeech:
-->'''Sibyl System''': [Criminally asymptomatic] is an unborn trait. There are no cases of it manifesting at your age. Koichi Azusawa, the Sibyl System must consider all possibilities. You lack that capability... Your system merely consists of convinient binary choices. We do not force other to choose between their Hues and their lives. The criminally asymptomatic are both criminals and saints by birth. You are neither. Merely a self-righteous game enthusiast.
!!''First Inspector''
* The Sibyl System, of all things, roasted Azusawa when he offers to join them by deeming him unqualified and unworthy to join because he's not criminally asymptomatic, a term which he never really understands. Even though they were not able to lethally enforce him due to Arata's interference, they are able to wipe the smirk off Azusawa's smug face when they give him a ReasonYouSuckSpeech:
-->'''Sibyl System''': [Criminally asymptomatic] is an unborn trait. There are no cases of it manifesting at your age. Koichi Azusawa, the Sibyl System must consider all possibilities. You lack that capability... Your system merely consists of convinient binary choices. We do not force other to choose between their Hues and their lives. The criminally asymptomatic are both criminals and saints by birth. You are neither. Merely a self-righteous game enthusiast.
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* Episode 7 has an encounter where a [[CallBack a white-haired villain holds a helpless girl hostage in a dim sewer system while the Inspector trying to save her is stuck on a lower level.]] All ''Psycho-Pass'' veterans knew to expect the worst. Until Maiko turns out to be not so helpless after all: the moment Torii starts going off on a full-blown VillainousBreakdown and [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend points his gun at Kei]], she immediately backhands him in the face, disarms him of his pistol, and performs a [[DoubleTap Mozambique Drill]] on him. The sheer speed and efficiency of her actions that would give Film/JohnWick a run for his money makes it immediately apparent this woman has some serious experience with killing hidden behind her soft exterior.
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* Episode 7 has an encounter where a [[CallBack a white-haired villain holds a helpless girl hostage in a dim sewer system while the Inspector trying to save her is stuck on a lower level.]] All ''Psycho-Pass'' veterans knew to expect the worst. Until Maiko turns out to be not so helpless after all: the moment Torii starts going off on a full-blown VillainousBreakdown and [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend points his gun at Kei]], she immediately backhands him in the face, disarms him of his pistol, and performs a [[DoubleTap Mozambique Drill]] on him. The sheer speed and efficiency of her actions that would give Film/JohnWick Franchise/JohnWick a run for his money makes it immediately apparent this woman has some serious experience with killing hidden behind her soft exterior.
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* The film is [[{{HSQ}} action-packed]] [[UpToEleven to the extreme]]. We literally start off with a bang as Kougami sets off a minefield and destroys an entire [=SEAUn=] military convoy, and then in Japan Division 1 busts a group of terrorists in the middle of an arms deal. Put this way: pistols and submachine guns are [[CurbStompBattle no match for Dominators.]] Chief Kasei even commends Akane for completing such a dangerous operation with zero casualties.
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* The film is [[{{HSQ}} action-packed]] action-packed [[UpToEleven to the extreme]]. We literally start off with a bang as Kougami sets off a minefield and destroys an entire [=SEAUn=] military convoy, and then in Japan Division 1 busts a group of terrorists in the middle of an arms deal. Put this way: pistols and submachine guns are [[CurbStompBattle no match for Dominators.]] Chief Kasei even commends Akane for completing such a dangerous operation with zero casualties.
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* Episode 7 has an encounter where a [[CallBack a white-haired villain holds a helpless girl hostage in a dim sewer system while the Inspector trying to save her is stuck on a lower level.]] All ''Psycho-Pass'' veterans knew to expect the worst. [[spoiler: Until Maiko turns out to be not so helpless after all: the moment Torii starts going off on a full-blown VillainousBreakdown and [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend points his gun at Kei]], she immediately backhands him in the face, disarms him of his pistol, and performs a [[DoubleTap Mozambique Drill]] on him. The sheer speed and efficiency of her actions that would give Film/JohnWick a run for his money makes it immediately apparent this woman has some serious experience with killing hidden behind her soft exterior.]]
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* Episode 7 has an encounter where a [[CallBack a white-haired villain holds a helpless girl hostage in a dim sewer system while the Inspector trying to save her is stuck on a lower level.]] All ''Psycho-Pass'' veterans knew to expect the worst. [[spoiler: Until Maiko turns out to be not so helpless after all: the moment Torii starts going off on a full-blown VillainousBreakdown and [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend points his gun at Kei]], she immediately backhands him in the face, disarms him of his pistol, and performs a [[DoubleTap Mozambique Drill]] on him. The sheer speed and efficiency of her actions that would give [[Film/JohnWick]] a run for his money makes it immediately apparent this woman has some serious experience with killing hidden behind her soft exterior.]]
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* Episode 7 has an encounter where a [[CallBack a white-haired villain holds a helpless girl hostage in a dim sewer system while the Inspector trying to save her is stuck on a lower level.]] All ''Psycho-Pass'' veterans knew to expect the worst. [[spoiler: Until Maiko turns out to be not so helpless after all: the moment Torii starts going off on a full-blown VillainousBreakdown and [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend points his gun at Kei]], she immediately backhands him in the face, disarms him of his pistol, and performs a [[DoubleTap Mozambique Drill]] on him. The sheer speed and efficiency of her actions that would give [[Film/JohnWick]] Film/JohnWick a run for his money makes it immediately apparent this woman has some serious experience with killing hidden behind her soft exterior.]]
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* Episode 7 has an encounter where a [[CallBack a white-haired villain holds a helpless girl hostage in a dim sewer system while the Inspector trying to save her is stuck on a lower level.]] All ''Psycho-Pass'' veterans knew to expect the worst. [[spoiler: Until Maiko turns out to be not so helpless after all: the moment Torii starts going off on a full-blown VillainousBreakdown and [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend points his gun at Kei]], she immediately backhands him in the face, disarms him of his pistol, and performs a [[DoubleTap Mozambique Drill]] on him. The sheer speed and efficiency of her actions makes it immediately apparent this woman has some serious experience with killing hidden behind her soft exterior.]]
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* Episode 7 has an encounter where a [[CallBack a white-haired villain holds a helpless girl hostage in a dim sewer system while the Inspector trying to save her is stuck on a lower level.]] All ''Psycho-Pass'' veterans knew to expect the worst. [[spoiler: Until Maiko turns out to be not so helpless after all: the moment Torii starts going off on a full-blown VillainousBreakdown and [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend points his gun at Kei]], she immediately backhands him in the face, disarms him of his pistol, and performs a [[DoubleTap Mozambique Drill]] on him. The sheer speed and efficiency of her actions that would give [[Film/JohnWick]] a run for his money makes it immediately apparent this woman has some serious experience with killing hidden behind her soft exterior.]]
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* Episode 7 has an encounter where a [[CallBack a white-haired villain holds a helpless girl hostage in a dim sewer system while the Inspector trying to save her is stuck on a lower level.]] All ''Psycho-Pass'' veterans knew to expect the worst. [[spoiler: Until Maiko turns out to be not so helpless after all: the moment Torii starts going off on a full-blown VillainousBreakdown and [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend points his gun at Kei]], she immediately backhands him in the face, disarms him of his pistol, and performs a [[DoubleTap Mozambique Drill]] on him. The sheer speed and efficiency of her actions makes it immediately apparent this woman has some serious experience with killing hidden behind her soft exterior.]]
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* In the first episode, Kei demonstrates his Russian military training by easily subduing two armed hostile immigrants while completely unarmed himself. His Enforcer, Mao, who is supposed his muscle, can only stand back and watch with bewilderment.
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* In the first episode, Kei demonstrates his Russian military training by easily subduing two armed hostile immigrants while completely unarmed himself. His Enforcer, Mao, who is supposed to be his muscle, can only stand back and watch with in bewilderment.
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* Episode seven shows that [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend Maiko is not some fragile damsel]] as Torii believes. As a former soldier who is trained to survive, she manages to disarm Torii with ease after he threatens to kill Kei and then, she shoots him point-blank.
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* Episode seven shows that 7 has an encounter where a [[CallBack a white-haired villain holds a helpless girl hostage in a dim sewer system while the Inspector trying to save her is stuck on a lower level.]] All ''Psycho-Pass'' veterans knew to expect the worst. [[spoiler: Until Maiko turns out to be not so helpless after all: the moment Torii starts going off on a full-blown VillainousBreakdown and [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend Maiko is not some fragile damsel]] as Torii believes. As a former soldier who is trained to survive, points his gun at Kei]], she manages to disarm Torii with ease after he threatens to kill Kei immediately backhands him in the face, disarms him of his pistol, and then, she shoots him point-blank.performs a [[DoubleTap Mozambique Drill]] on him.]]
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** Arata saving Karina from the drone. While he's not much of a fighter like Kei, he uses his parkour skills to take Karina to safety while Kei and Tenma deal with the drone.
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** Arata saving Karina from the drone. While he's not much of a fighter like Kei, he uses his parkour skills to take Karina to safety while Kei and Tenma deal with the drone.drone.
* Episode seven shows that [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend Maiko is not some fragile damsel]] as Torii believes. As a former soldier who is trained to survive, she manages to disarm Torii with ease after he threatens to kill Kei and then, she shoots him point-blank.
* Episode seven shows that [[ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend Maiko is not some fragile damsel]] as Torii believes. As a former soldier who is trained to survive, she manages to disarm Torii with ease after he threatens to kill Kei and then, she shoots him point-blank.
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** Kougami beating up the crap out of Irie and Tenma, who disobeyed Kei's orders.
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** Kougami beating up the crap out of Irie and Tenma, who disobeyed Kei's orders.orders.
* Episode four is very action-packed where you got Kei fighting Enomiya's men who are trying to kill Karina. Later, he helps out Tenma and Yayoi in dealing with the others in the control room. Then, he and Tenma work together to defeat an armored drone by tossing it out from the balcony.
** Arata saving Karina from the drone. While he's not much of a fighter like Kei, he uses his parkour skills to take Karina to safety while Kei and Tenma deal with the drone.
* Episode four is very action-packed where you got Kei fighting Enomiya's men who are trying to kill Karina. Later, he helps out Tenma and Yayoi in dealing with the others in the control room. Then, he and Tenma work together to defeat an armored drone by tossing it out from the balcony.
** Arata saving Karina from the drone. While he's not much of a fighter like Kei, he uses his parkour skills to take Karina to safety while Kei and Tenma deal with the drone.
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** And in episode 13, she quickly bounces back after [[spoiler:Yuki's death]], resolving to hunt down Makashima.
* Yuki's death scene and no, not because [[TearJerker/PsychoPass it's anything awesome]] but because the ''writing'' of it is. While the arc between episode 10 and 11 is played brilliantly dramatic in introducing Makishima, with the [[HeWhoFightsMonsters cat and mouse game he has with Kougami]] it's really the 11's ending where [[spoiler: Akane has to witness first hand the death of Yuki]]. For many people, this is the game changing episode- the point of the story where the WideEyedIdealist, who literally episodes prior only took this position because she scored high, is visibly shaken enough to start questioning her world view. [[spoiler: Makishima exists, the Dominator ''couldn't fire'', one of her best friends is dead, and her view of Sibyl is visibly shaken]]. To many fans, this is like reliving episode 3 of Madoka: the game changing episode that will underscore and set the tone for how dark the rest of the series will be.
* Yuki's death scene and no, not because [[TearJerker/PsychoPass it's anything awesome]] but because the ''writing'' of it is. While the arc between episode 10 and 11 is played brilliantly dramatic in introducing Makishima, with the [[HeWhoFightsMonsters cat and mouse game he has with Kougami]] it's really the 11's ending where [[spoiler: Akane has to witness first hand the death of Yuki]]. For many people, this is the game changing episode- the point of the story where the WideEyedIdealist, who literally episodes prior only took this position because she scored high, is visibly shaken enough to start questioning her world view. [[spoiler: Makishima exists, the Dominator ''couldn't fire'', one of her best friends is dead, and her view of Sibyl is visibly shaken]]. To many fans, this is like reliving episode 3 of Madoka: the game changing episode that will underscore and set the tone for how dark the rest of the series will be.
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** And in episode 13, she quickly bounces back after [[spoiler:Yuki's death]], Yuki's death, resolving to hunt down Makashima.
* Yuki's death scene and no, not because [[TearJerker/PsychoPass it's anything awesome]] but because the ''writing'' of it is. While the arc between episode 10 and 11 is played brilliantly dramatic in introducing Makishima, with the [[HeWhoFightsMonsters cat and mouse game he has with Kougami]] it's really the 11's ending where[[spoiler: Akane has to witness first hand the death of Yuki]].Yuki. For many people, this is the game changing episode- the point of the story where the WideEyedIdealist, who literally episodes prior only took this position because she scored high, is visibly shaken enough to start questioning her world view. [[spoiler: Makishima exists, the Dominator ''couldn't fire'', one of her best friends is dead, and her view of Sibyl is visibly shaken]].shaken. To many fans, this is like reliving episode 3 of Madoka: the game changing episode that will underscore and set the tone for how dark the rest of the series will be.
* Yuki's death scene and no, not because [[TearJerker/PsychoPass it's anything awesome]] but because the ''writing'' of it is. While the arc between episode 10 and 11 is played brilliantly dramatic in introducing Makishima, with the [[HeWhoFightsMonsters cat and mouse game he has with Kougami]] it's really the 11's ending where
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* As the film reaches its climax, the moment when the jig is up for Colonel Wong and his corrupt Military Police unit when the Sibyl System designates all of them with their true Crime Coefficients over 300. What follows up can only be described as [[CurbStompBattle total slaughter as the combined might of all of Sibyl's land and air drones rip them to shreds.]] [[spoiler: And Ginoza gets the kill on Wong with the Assault Dominator.]]
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* As the film reaches its climax, the moment when [[spoiler: the jig is up for Colonel Wong and his corrupt Military Police unit when the Sibyl System designates all of them with their true Crime Coefficients over 300.]] 300. What follows up can only be described as [[CurbStompBattle total slaughter as the combined might of all of Sibyl's land and air drones rip them to shreds.]] [[spoiler: And Ginoza gets the kill on Wong with the Assault Dominator.]]
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* In episode 5, when the InternetMimic serial killer is cornered by our heroes, he activates a giant holographic disruption to MindScrew them and get out of there. In response, [[spoiler: Masaoka whips out the [[ChekhovsGun bottle of alcohol]] he'd had on him and concocts a BoozeFlamethrower to set off the fire-extinguishing sprinklers, deactivating the holograms.]]
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* In episode 5, when the InternetMimic serial killer is cornered by our heroes, he activates a giant holographic disruption to MindScrew them and get out of there. In response, [[spoiler: Masaoka whips out the [[ChekhovsGun bottle of alcohol]] he'd had on him and concocts a BoozeFlamethrower to set off the fire-extinguishing sprinklers, deactivating the holograms.]]
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* The entire [[HuntingTheMostDangerousGame battle]] between Kogami [[spoiler: and Toyohisa Senguji]] in episodes 10 and 11. First taking out one of the [[RobotDog robot dogs]] using the SpikesOfDoom on the ceiling, and then retrieving his Dominator and using its [[WaveMotionGun Destroy Decomposer]] mode to eliminate the other dog. Finally ending with Kogami pulling a move that would make [[VideoGame/MetalGear Solid Snake]] proud: [[spoiler: hiding in a barrel and rolling down a ramp, prompting Toyohisa to check the top of the ramp, followed by Kogami popping out of the barrel and blasting Toyohisa with the [[BoomHeadshot Eliminator]] mode.]]
** It doubles as a Heartwarming Moment, but what is his first priority afterwards? [[spoiler:Telling Yuki to get out of there and seek therapy for what she's seen, despite the fact that he's been shot a number of times. The man's a damn fine detective.]]
** And when he wakes up, [[spoiler:he ''immediately'' tries to go after Tsunemori, despite having '''[[{{Determinator}} near fatal gunshot wounds.]]''' Masaoka has to headbutt him to get him to stop.]]
** It doubles as a Heartwarming Moment, but what is his first priority afterwards? [[spoiler:Telling Yuki to get out of there and seek therapy for what she's seen, despite the fact that he's been shot a number of times. The man's a damn fine detective.]]
** And when he wakes up, [[spoiler:he ''immediately'' tries to go after Tsunemori, despite having '''[[{{Determinator}} near fatal gunshot wounds.]]''' Masaoka has to headbutt him to get him to stop.]]
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* The entire [[HuntingTheMostDangerousGame battle]] between Kogami [[spoiler: and Toyohisa Senguji]] in episodes 10 and 11. First taking out one of the [[RobotDog robot dogs]] using the SpikesOfDoom on the ceiling, and then retrieving his Dominator and using its [[WaveMotionGun Destroy Decomposer]] mode to eliminate the other dog. Finally ending with Kogami pulling a move that would make [[VideoGame/MetalGear Solid Snake]] proud: [[spoiler: hiding in a barrel and rolling down a ramp, prompting Toyohisa to check the top of the ramp, followed by Kogami popping out of the barrel and blasting Toyohisa with the [[BoomHeadshot Eliminator]] mode.]]
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** It doubles as a Heartwarming Moment, but what is his first priority afterwards?[[spoiler:Telling Telling Yuki to get out of there and seek therapy for what she's seen, despite the fact that he's been shot a number of times. The man's a damn fine detective.]]
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** And when he wakes up,[[spoiler:he he ''immediately'' tries to go after Tsunemori, despite having '''[[{{Determinator}} near fatal gunshot wounds.]]''' ''' Masaoka has to headbutt him to get him to stop.]]
** It doubles as a Heartwarming Moment, but what is his first priority afterwards?
** And when he wakes up,
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* [[spoiler: Yuki's death scene]] and no, not because [[TearJerker/PsychoPass it's anything awesome]] but because the ''writing'' of it is. While the arc between episode 10 and 11 is played brilliantly dramatic in introducing Makishima, with the [[HeWhoFightsMonsters cat and mouse game he has with Kougami]] it's really the 11's ending where [[spoiler: Akane has to witness first hand the death of Yuki]]. For many people, this is the game changing episode- the point of the story where the WideEyedIdealist, who literally episodes prior only took this position because she scored high, is visibly shaken enough to start questioning her world view. [[spoiler: Makishima exists, the Dominator ''couldn't fire'', one of her best friends is dead, and her view of Sibyl is visibly shaken]]. To many fans, this is like reliving episode 3 of Madoka: the game changing episode that will underscore and set the tone for how dark the rest of the series will be.
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* [[spoiler: Yuki's death scene]] scene and no, not because [[TearJerker/PsychoPass it's anything awesome]] but because the ''writing'' of it is. While the arc between episode 10 and 11 is played brilliantly dramatic in introducing Makishima, with the [[HeWhoFightsMonsters cat and mouse game he has with Kougami]] it's really the 11's ending where [[spoiler: Akane has to witness first hand the death of Yuki]]. For many people, this is the game changing episode- the point of the story where the WideEyedIdealist, who literally episodes prior only took this position because she scored high, is visibly shaken enough to start questioning her world view. [[spoiler: Makishima exists, the Dominator ''couldn't fire'', one of her best friends is dead, and her view of Sibyl is visibly shaken]]. To many fans, this is like reliving episode 3 of Madoka: the game changing episode that will underscore and set the tone for how dark the rest of the series will be.
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* Episode 16. [[spoiler: Akane knocking Makishima out with a helmet.]]
** Even better when you consider the implications behind it: [[spoiler:Makishima dismissed Akane for failing his "test". He's also the one responsible for the existence of the helmets. That's right folks, he was beaten with Poetic Irony]]. What really makes the scene is the fact that [[spoiler:the injured Kogami tells Akane to kill Makishima. She has the helmet over her head, she's remembering Yuki and how Makishima killed her, and she's clearly enraged... and then she drops the helmet, pulls out her handcuffs, and tells Makishima (who may or may not even be conscious) that he's under arrest]].
** Shusei kicking the asses of three of Makishima's henchmen with ease. [[spoiler:Too bad he got killed afterwards by Kasei.]]
* Makishima [[spoiler: throwing the offer to become part of Sybil back in Kasei's face, and proceeding to rip him apart with his bare hands. And a [[ThrowTheBookAtThem hardcover book.]]]]
** Even better when you consider the implications behind it: [[spoiler:Makishima dismissed Akane for failing his "test". He's also the one responsible for the existence of the helmets. That's right folks, he was beaten with Poetic Irony]]. What really makes the scene is the fact that [[spoiler:the injured Kogami tells Akane to kill Makishima. She has the helmet over her head, she's remembering Yuki and how Makishima killed her, and she's clearly enraged... and then she drops the helmet, pulls out her handcuffs, and tells Makishima (who may or may not even be conscious) that he's under arrest]].
** Shusei kicking the asses of three of Makishima's henchmen with ease. [[spoiler:Too bad he got killed afterwards by Kasei.]]
* Makishima [[spoiler: throwing the offer to become part of Sybil back in Kasei's face, and proceeding to rip him apart with his bare hands. And a [[ThrowTheBookAtThem hardcover book.]]]]
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* Episode 16. [[spoiler: Akane knocking Makishima out with a helmet.]]
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** Even better when you consider the implications behind it:[[spoiler:Makishima Makishima dismissed Akane for failing his "test". He's also the one responsible for the existence of the helmets. That's right folks, he was beaten with Poetic Irony]]. Irony. What really makes the scene is the fact that [[spoiler:the the injured Kogami tells Akane to kill Makishima. She has the helmet over her head, she's remembering Yuki and how Makishima killed her, and she's clearly enraged... and then she drops the helmet, pulls out her handcuffs, and tells Makishima (who may or may not even be conscious) that he's under arrest]].
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** Shusei kicking the asses of three of Makishima's henchmen with ease.[[spoiler:Too Too bad he got killed afterwards by Kasei.]]
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* Makishima[[spoiler: throwing the offer to become part of Sybil back in Kasei's face, and proceeding to rip him apart with his bare hands. And a [[ThrowTheBookAtThem hardcover book.]]]]]]
** Even better when you consider the implications behind it:
** Shusei kicking the asses of three of Makishima's henchmen with ease.
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* Episode 18 has Akane [[spoiler: saving Kogami from being killed by the chief by shooting him with her Dominator]] like she did in the first episode.
* And Episode 20 has Akane [[spoiler:give the Sibyl System an ultimatum: They spare Kogami's life in exchange for her bringing Makishima in alive. When the system shows signs of not agreeing, she says that if it doesn't, she will do nothing while Makishima dies, even threatening to kill him herself if need be. To cap it off, she tells the system that if it refuses to kill her like it did Kagari and find a new pawn, going so far as to ''hold the barrel of the Dominator to her chest'']].
** [[spoiler:It doesn't stop there. She correctly profiles Kougami's path through the house and discovers his message by herself. Those SherlockScan lessons from Professor Saiga [[ChekhovsSkill really paid off.]]]]
* Episode 21 has Masaoka [[spoiler:fight Makishima and manage to get him in a hold. He probably would have beat Makishima, if Makishima hadn't tossed dynamite at a trapped Ginoza. Sadly, this leads to Masaoka pulling a HeroicSacrifice to save his son...but he still kicked Makishima's ass.]]
* And Episode 20 has Akane [[spoiler:give the Sibyl System an ultimatum: They spare Kogami's life in exchange for her bringing Makishima in alive. When the system shows signs of not agreeing, she says that if it doesn't, she will do nothing while Makishima dies, even threatening to kill him herself if need be. To cap it off, she tells the system that if it refuses to kill her like it did Kagari and find a new pawn, going so far as to ''hold the barrel of the Dominator to her chest'']].
** [[spoiler:It doesn't stop there. She correctly profiles Kougami's path through the house and discovers his message by herself. Those SherlockScan lessons from Professor Saiga [[ChekhovsSkill really paid off.]]]]
* Episode 21 has Masaoka [[spoiler:fight Makishima and manage to get him in a hold. He probably would have beat Makishima, if Makishima hadn't tossed dynamite at a trapped Ginoza. Sadly, this leads to Masaoka pulling a HeroicSacrifice to save his son...but he still kicked Makishima's ass.]]
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* Episode 18 has Akane [[spoiler: saving Kogami from being killed by the chief by shooting him with her Dominator]] Dominator like she did in the first episode.
* And Episode 20 has Akane[[spoiler:give give the Sibyl System an ultimatum: They spare Kogami's life in exchange for her bringing Makishima in alive. When the system shows signs of not agreeing, she says that if it doesn't, she will do nothing while Makishima dies, even threatening to kill him herself if need be. To cap it off, she tells the system that if it refuses to kill her like it did Kagari and find a new pawn, going so far as to ''hold the barrel of the Dominator to her chest'']].
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**[[spoiler:It It doesn't stop there. She correctly profiles Kougami's path through the house and discovers his message by herself. Those SherlockScan lessons from Professor Saiga [[ChekhovsSkill really paid off.]]]]
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* Episode 21 has Masaoka[[spoiler:fight fight Makishima and manage to get him in a hold. He probably would have beat Makishima, if Makishima hadn't tossed dynamite at a trapped Ginoza. Sadly, this leads to Masaoka pulling a HeroicSacrifice to save his son...but he still kicked Makishima's ass.]]
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** The final episode has [[spoiler:Shinya ''finally'' killing Makishima.]]
** In the final episode, Akane [[spoiler:tells the Sibyl System that humanity will outgrow the need for such a system and that people will always strive to make the world a better place.]] To see that Akane still has her ideals after everything that happened is amazing.
** Also from the final episode, Akane finally manages to express the core of her idealism: [[spoiler:"The law doesn't protect people. People protect the law."]]
** A small one but the new Inspector? [[spoiler:It's Mika Shimotsuki from the Rikako Oryo case. After losing her friends, she's managed to keep her Psycho Pass healthy enough to join the CID as minor]].
** In the final episode, Akane [[spoiler:tells the Sibyl System that humanity will outgrow the need for such a system and that people will always strive to make the world a better place.]] To see that Akane still has her ideals after everything that happened is amazing.
** Also from the final episode, Akane finally manages to express the core of her idealism: [[spoiler:"The law doesn't protect people. People protect the law."]]
** A small one but the new Inspector? [[spoiler:It's Mika Shimotsuki from the Rikako Oryo case. After losing her friends, she's managed to keep her Psycho Pass healthy enough to join the CID as minor]].
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** The final episode has [[spoiler:Shinya Shinya ''finally'' killing Makishima.]]
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** In the final episode, Akane[[spoiler:tells tells the Sibyl System that humanity will outgrow the need for such a system and that people will always strive to make the world a better place.]] place. To see that Akane still has her ideals after everything that happened is amazing.
** Also from the final episode, Akane finally manages to express the core of her idealism: [[spoiler:"Theamazing."The law doesn't protect people. People protect the law."]]
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** A small one but the new Inspector?[[spoiler:It's It's Mika Shimotsuki from the Rikako Oryo case. After losing her friends, she's managed to keep her Psycho Pass healthy enough to join the CID as minor]].
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** A small one but the new Inspector?
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* The entire first episode for Akane: she stays one step ahead of the criminal, logically deduces what his plans are, coolly disintegrates a rogue construction robot without breaking a sweat (bonus for the blast also evaporating the bombs strapped to its back) and manages to [[spoiler: successfully talk down a criminal with a 302 Crime Coefficient down to the nonlethal zone of 299,]] all while dealing [[WhyDontYouJustShootHim with]] [[LeeroyJenkins uncooperative]] [[KnightTemplar fellow]] [[WithFriendsLikeThese Inspectors]] who are criticizing her every move. Now compare [[NaiveNewcomer the Akane]] we saw at the beginning of the series to [[TookALevelInBadass the confident professional we see here]], and ''that'' is serious CharacterDevelopment.
* The entire fourth episode for Risa. After one of the hostages [[spoiler: who is actually Kamui in disguise]] frees her from her handcuffs, she uses his [[NailEm nailgun]] to shoot out the eyes of the latent criminal's RobotDog and retrieve her Dominator. While past experience with Makishima should have rendered this useless, she actually was on the right track this time as it turned out the criminal's Crime Coefficient had actually jumped up by over 50 points (from 23 to 76) from the last time she'd pointed it at him. Then she gets her head put through a window, which would be enough to put almost anyone down (it should be also be noted that this entire time, she has been stripped to her bra and panties, which means no protection for the rest of her skin). But she still [[{{Determinator}} gets back up]] while swearing to protect the hostages, and uses a glass shard to [[EyeScream stab the man's eye out]] before picking up her Dominator again. ''Now'' his Coefficient has hit the triple digits and she can fire. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, so has hers, and Division 3 has been ordered to KillEmAll. She is the first one shot by them.]]
* The entire fourth episode for Risa. After one of the hostages [[spoiler: who is actually Kamui in disguise]] frees her from her handcuffs, she uses his [[NailEm nailgun]] to shoot out the eyes of the latent criminal's RobotDog and retrieve her Dominator. While past experience with Makishima should have rendered this useless, she actually was on the right track this time as it turned out the criminal's Crime Coefficient had actually jumped up by over 50 points (from 23 to 76) from the last time she'd pointed it at him. Then she gets her head put through a window, which would be enough to put almost anyone down (it should be also be noted that this entire time, she has been stripped to her bra and panties, which means no protection for the rest of her skin). But she still [[{{Determinator}} gets back up]] while swearing to protect the hostages, and uses a glass shard to [[EyeScream stab the man's eye out]] before picking up her Dominator again. ''Now'' his Coefficient has hit the triple digits and she can fire. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, so has hers, and Division 3 has been ordered to KillEmAll. She is the first one shot by them.]]
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* The entire first episode for Akane: she stays one step ahead of the criminal, logically deduces what his plans are, coolly disintegrates a rogue construction robot without breaking a sweat (bonus for the blast also evaporating the bombs strapped to its back) and manages to [[spoiler: successfully talk down a criminal with a 302 Crime Coefficient down to the nonlethal zone of 299,]] all while dealing [[WhyDontYouJustShootHim with]] [[LeeroyJenkins uncooperative]] [[KnightTemplar fellow]] [[WithFriendsLikeThese Inspectors]] who are criticizing her every move. Now compare [[NaiveNewcomer the Akane]] we saw at the beginning of the series to [[TookALevelInBadass the confident professional we see here]], and ''that'' is serious CharacterDevelopment.
* The entire fourth episode for Risa. After one of the hostages[[spoiler: who is actually Kamui in disguise]] disguise frees her from her handcuffs, she uses his [[NailEm nailgun]] to shoot out the eyes of the latent criminal's RobotDog and retrieve her Dominator. While past experience with Makishima should have rendered this useless, she actually was on the right track this time as it turned out the criminal's Crime Coefficient had actually jumped up by over 50 points (from 23 to 76) from the last time she'd pointed it at him. Then she gets her head put through a window, which would be enough to put almost anyone down (it should be also be noted that this entire time, she has been stripped to her bra and panties, which means no protection for the rest of her skin). But she still [[{{Determinator}} gets back up]] while swearing to protect the hostages, and uses a glass shard to [[EyeScream stab the man's eye out]] before picking up her Dominator again. ''Now'' his Coefficient has hit the triple digits and she can fire. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, so has hers, and Division 3 has been ordered to KillEmAll. She is the first one shot by them.]]
* The entire fourth episode for Risa. After one of the hostages
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** Akane manages to [[spoiler: restrain Tougane by [[CombatPragmatist blinding him with her flashlight]] and unbalancing him before handcuffing him to a pipe]] in just a few seconds.
** Kamui's BreakingSpeech [[spoiler: to the Sibyl System, coupled with Akane's words from the previous episode, cause it to have a ''HeelRealization'', which causes them to allow Kamui to judge the criminally asymptomatic Misako Tougane and vaporize her, then causes it to terminate many of its own high Crime Coefficient brains to reduce its CC and abide by its own rules.]]
** Kamui's BreakingSpeech [[spoiler: to the Sibyl System, coupled with Akane's words from the previous episode, cause it to have a ''HeelRealization'', which causes them to allow Kamui to judge the criminally asymptomatic Misako Tougane and vaporize her, then causes it to terminate many of its own high Crime Coefficient brains to reduce its CC and abide by its own rules.]]
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** Akane manages to [[spoiler: restrain Tougane by [[CombatPragmatist blinding him with her flashlight]] and unbalancing him before handcuffing him to a pipe]] pipe in just a few seconds.
** Kamui's BreakingSpeech[[spoiler: to the Sibyl System, coupled with Akane's words from the previous episode, cause it to have a ''HeelRealization'', which causes them to allow Kamui to judge the criminally asymptomatic Misako Tougane and vaporize her, then causes it to terminate many of its own high Crime Coefficient brains to reduce its CC and abide by its own rules.]]
** Kamui's BreakingSpeech
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* The final fight [[spoiler: with Kougami fighting the mercenary leader in the elevator. Even badly wounded, he still manages to ''rip off the merc's cyborg arm''! And then [[BigDamnHeroes Ginoza shows up]] and they start [[RivalsTeamUp double-teaming against him]]!]]
** The fact that Ginoza is fighting at all is a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in itself. In the series, we saw him transition from a NonActionGuy Inspector to a competent Enforcer. Now? He's as competent a fighter as ''Kogami,'' dodging gunfire like a pro, taking on Desmond with his bare hands, and [[spoiler:blowing Wong into a pile of blood and guts]]. His old man would be proud.
** To speak nothing of Desmond, who shows exactly why [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking he was leader of his band of mercenaries]]. [[spoiler: Even when facing 2-on-1 odds and after getting his mechanical arm ripped off, Desmond still manages to hold his own against Kogami and Ginoza.]]
** The fact that Ginoza is fighting at all is a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in itself. In the series, we saw him transition from a NonActionGuy Inspector to a competent Enforcer. Now? He's as competent a fighter as ''Kogami,'' dodging gunfire like a pro, taking on Desmond with his bare hands, and [[spoiler:blowing Wong into a pile of blood and guts]]. His old man would be proud.
** To speak nothing of Desmond, who shows exactly why [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking he was leader of his band of mercenaries]]. [[spoiler: Even when facing 2-on-1 odds and after getting his mechanical arm ripped off, Desmond still manages to hold his own against Kogami and Ginoza.]]
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* The final fight [[spoiler: with Kougami fighting the mercenary leader in the elevator. Even badly wounded, he still manages to ''rip off the merc's cyborg arm''! And then [[BigDamnHeroes Ginoza shows up]] and they start [[RivalsTeamUp double-teaming against him]]!]]
him]]!
** The fact that Ginoza is fighting at all is a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in itself. In the series, we saw him transition from a NonActionGuy Inspector to a competent Enforcer. Now? He's as competent a fighter as ''Kogami,'' dodging gunfire like a pro, taking on Desmond with his bare hands, and[[spoiler:blowing blowing Wong into a pile of blood and guts]].guts. His old man would be proud.
** To speak nothing of Desmond, who shows exactly why [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking he was leader of his band of mercenaries]].[[spoiler: Even when facing 2-on-1 odds and after getting his mechanical arm ripped off, Desmond still manages to hold his own against Kogami and Ginoza.]]
Ginoza.
** The fact that Ginoza is fighting at all is a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in itself. In the series, we saw him transition from a NonActionGuy Inspector to a competent Enforcer. Now? He's as competent a fighter as ''Kogami,'' dodging gunfire like a pro, taking on Desmond with his bare hands, and
** To speak nothing of Desmond, who shows exactly why [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking he was leader of his band of mercenaries]].
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* Both Arato and Kei publicly confront and shake down [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Takumi]] in order to get a reaction out of him as well as let him know they suspect he's responsible for Rick's death.
* Just the existence of the mysterious Bifrost group alone. This is a vastly powerful criminal organization opposed to the Sibyl System that has seemingly been able to operate for some time without Sibyl's knowledge.
* Just the existence of the mysterious Bifrost group alone. This is a vastly powerful criminal organization opposed to the Sibyl System that has seemingly been able to operate for some time without Sibyl's knowledge.
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* Both Arato Arata and Kei publicly confront and shake down [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Takumi]] in order to get a reaction out of him as well as let him know they suspect he's responsible for Rick's death.
* Just the existence of the mysterious Bifrost group alone. This is a vastly powerful criminal organization opposed to the Sibyl System that has seemingly been able to operate for some time without Sibyl'sknowledge.knowledge.
* Kougami being back in Japan and now working together with his best friend, Ginoza, in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Of course, they were confronted by the PSB which is just a little misunderstanding after Kougami advises Arata to continue their hunt on the "foxes".
** Ginoza is able to match up against Kei, who has extensive military training. His metal arm gives him the advantage in the fight even though it's a draw.
** Kougami beating up the crap out of Irie and Tenma, who disobeyed Kei's orders.
* Just the existence of the mysterious Bifrost group alone. This is a vastly powerful criminal organization opposed to the Sibyl System that has seemingly been able to operate for some time without Sibyl's
* Kougami being back in Japan and now working together with his best friend, Ginoza, in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Of course, they were confronted by the PSB which is just a little misunderstanding after Kougami advises Arata to continue their hunt on the "foxes".
** Ginoza is able to match up against Kei, who has extensive military training. His metal arm gives him the advantage in the fight even though it's a draw.
** Kougami beating up the crap out of Irie and Tenma, who disobeyed Kei's orders.
