Franz Bonaparta x Johan Liebert | Memory Reboot - Edit 4K #johanliebert #anime #monster #gojo #animeedit "People can becom whatever they want to be" ~ Franz Bonaparta
@mettlesomemanga9910 Do you believe in certain things which you haven't seen yet? If yes, then you can become anything in your thought. "What you believe, you become."
@@SarmilaGhorashinee Johan is a born sociopath. You do realise that you can be a sociopath without being crazy. His sociopathy was emphasised by his traumatic childhood.
he was, before kinderheim he burnt down his house and killed people (right after anna got back from the red rose mansion incident) @@SarmilaGhorashinee
Depends on how you see the Monster To me the monster is someone who doesn't see people equal Doctor tenma was going to become a monster when he was going to shoot Johan to save the kid But he didn't do it He probably wasn't going to do it Until the father did it himself And after all Doctor tenma did his duty as a doctor And saved Johan one more time(allegedly)
I made a theory that Johan is the embodiment of Evil itself, Many others tried to manipulate him but always end up losing, The man who shot Johan at the end claimed he saw a 7 headed beast... And maybe that's why he survived 2 shots to the head
Grimmer doesn't want to be Grimmer He wants ho be a normal human who can feel pleasure, empathy etc . Not ab empty vessel whose wife and children left him @khushalpatil472
@@happilyevernever4289 I tried to watch this anime 2 times .. The first time I watched about 3 episodes and got scared as hell .. The second time I watched about 10 episodes and I literally had a nightmare about Johan .. I think for me the concept of his character is realistically terrifying.
You won't see much, but I have made several edits focusing on the ideology and character of Dr Tenma. No one wants to see a hero like Tenma, because they are not worthy enough to understand him
I see Johan winning the Musical Chairs, Bid Poker and Pandemic games. Well, based on how Johan controls and manipulates people and how Yokoya plays the Liar Game, it's likely that between the games, he would investigate the past of other participants to find a weakness to exploit (similar to what he did with the elderly couple in Ruhenheim or with Richard Braun or Roberto) and to understand the individual nature of each. Johan is a millionaire like Yokoya, so bribery wouldn't be a problem for him either. Yokoya rules through fear, direct or anonymous threats between different games would be a highly likely course of action for Johan. He is very persuasive, capable of making ordinary people commit crimes for him (the elderly couple in Ruhenheim is a good example), he even controlled Serial K1ll3rs when he was just 11/12 years old, in addition to having understood at that same age the nature and functioning of Kinderheim 511, bringing it down. He could do the same with Liar Game. Remember: Johan is not a normal person, he is the antichrist himself. Abt Usogui, I've never read it.
I know this random, but I really feel bad for people like johan or anyone worse then him, I feel bad for psychopaths and rapists and etc, don’t misunderstanding I don’t support their actions, but we as a species have to help people like that and to stop dehumanizing them everyone’s a human and all people deserve to be saved, and stop putting them in jail cells and giving them numbers and just treat them badly just gives more reason for hate and destruction, violence with violence only creates more violence, we have to better well that’s what I believe
@@macojk_yndisleg I have no idea what that means, can you please speak English if you can or if can someone translate it I would very much appreciate it
You can say like that because him and his experiments are one of the main reasons that made Johan like that. But I won't consider him as a pure evil, or villain. He indeed loved the twins, as you can see, the reason he stopped the experiment, and commited genocide in the mansion is because he fell in love with the mother of the twins. He stopped everything after that, he told Anna to go away because he didn't want her and Johan to be monsters. He did change, but some of his actions have caused alot of destructions. If you would read the light novel of Monster, then you will get to know a lot about him.
It's the two of them, they used to spend a lot of time together, they wore the same clothes and Anna told Johan about what she saw, so Johan kept the memory for him
No, Johan was not evil from the beginning. He was always on the run from the government since birth as his mom tried to shield them from being experimented on. So he grew up thinking the worst of people. What do you think happens to a kid who thinks they're being cornered for no good reason? And then he realized they couldn't rely on their mom to protect them. Him and his sister were literally getting targeted by Bonaparts and the government. He knows how it impacted Anna, and in turn he felt impacted too. He saw a need to kill so that they can achieve freedom and he can stay together with Anna. The only person who gave any meaning to his own identity. So no, he wasn't evil from the start. They drove him to be evil. As a prodigious child he figured the cruel methods that the monsters around him used are what actually works when in an impossible situation. So instead of waiting to be saved, he chose to be proactive about it.
And then kinderheim 511 messed him up even more. He literally grew up in an environment where he needed to kill to survive. These jerks were way too powerful and way too persistent, so Johan saw no way to survive without getting his hands dirty. Still I wouldn't say the innocents deserved what happened to them. But Johan didn't kill them out of malice, atleast when he was a kid and on the run with his sister. It was about not getting caught. Something that he was always raised to do.
@@ayush378 I can understand what you're feeling, but the manga is complete. I too want to see more of it, but adding another season from nowhere will ruin the show. You can read Another Monster, it is quite okay. I don't know how we can contact Naoki Urasawa.
