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Quoted By: >>13021723
>Satoshi does not indicate that he doesn't know what a Myuutwo is; he simply says omae wa... (おまえは...), which is most likely supposed to be "You're..." Now this can be interpreted as "Who are you?," but even if you did go that route you could easily explain that away by saying that Satoshi recognizes that this isn't the same Myuutwo from the first movie and is therefore asking who this Myuutwo is.
>Satoshi does not indicate that he doesn't know what a Myuutwo is; he simply says omae wa... (おまえは...), which is most likely supposed to be "You're..." Now this can be interpreted as "Who are you?," but even if you did go that route you could easily explain that away by saying that Satoshi recognizes that this isn't the same Myuutwo from the first movie and is therefore asking who this Myuutwo is.
>So, Myuutwo's origin! There are reports that Myuutwo kills the scientists who created it, which means the writer of this movie is blatantly ripping off the first movie, and is contradicting the prologue (which would be weird since both this movie and the prologue were written by the same guy) but their death is never 100% confirmed. We see Myuutwo's eyes glow, an explosion, and then we see one of the glasses the scientists were wearing lying on the floor while flames are reflected in the glass.
>Contrary to reports online, there are no scenes in the movie reminiscent of the terrorist attacks on the U.S. on 9/11. There's a single shot of the entire city on fire (Eric's explaining what could happen if the Genosect are allowed to continue running rampant), but that's it. A 9/11 reference would be two twin towers on fire (not the entire city), or a flying object crashing into a skyscraper and causing it to fall down in a very specific way, or a flying object crashing into a pentagon-shaped building...but this movie doesn't have any of those. Just a single shot of a city with smoke coming out of it.
>Satoshi does not indicate that he doesn't know what a Myuutwo is; he simply says omae wa... (おまえは...), which is most likely supposed to be "You're..." Now this can be interpreted as "Who are you?," but even if you did go that route you could easily explain that away by saying that Satoshi recognizes that this isn't the same Myuutwo from the first movie and is therefore asking who this Myuutwo is.
>So, Myuutwo's origin! There are reports that Myuutwo kills the scientists who created it, which means the writer of this movie is blatantly ripping off the first movie, and is contradicting the prologue (which would be weird since both this movie and the prologue were written by the same guy) but their death is never 100% confirmed. We see Myuutwo's eyes glow, an explosion, and then we see one of the glasses the scientists were wearing lying on the floor while flames are reflected in the glass.
>Contrary to reports online, there are no scenes in the movie reminiscent of the terrorist attacks on the U.S. on 9/11. There's a single shot of the entire city on fire (Eric's explaining what could happen if the Genosect are allowed to continue running rampant), but that's it. A 9/11 reference would be two twin towers on fire (not the entire city), or a flying object crashing into a skyscraper and causing it to fall down in a very specific way, or a flying object crashing into a pentagon-shaped building...but this movie doesn't have any of those. Just a single shot of a city with smoke coming out of it.
