I Finished MOB PSYCHO 100 Season 1 (EP 11 & 12 REACTION) 

Yes and you gonna cry bro

REACT TO ALL BEYBLADE BURST OPENINGS PLEASE

Season 2 way better, but first season is still really chill and heartwarming.

All 3 Season are good. It exist no bad Season

every season's a ten

Truly loved the "Leave adult things to adults. It's okay to run away when things go south" Felt like a lesson that many kids nowadays neglect and get "demotivated" .

not really well shown tho, he completely overpowerd them with psychic might ( that wasnt even his). Just means there are bigger fish in the sea.

@@firmak2 Not really. He didn't overpower them with psychic powers. He got to their same level so they could actually listen. If you don't give somebody a reason to listen to you, then what is the point. Reigens words were the ones which destroyed division's 7 entire philosphy and lead to their defeat.

I gained a lot of love and respect for him in this episode.

@@NicholasLightTV Just wait until season 2! S1 explores mob and his autism, season 2 explores themes of authority and trust, and season 3 is about coming to terms with neurodivergence and confidence.

@@charwyrm8702 shoutout to mob for being one of the best representations of autism even though its not canon

@@charwyrm8702 He's not autistic or neurodivergent, he wouldn't be neither He's emotions were supressed because of him repressing his powers, and he repressed them to the point of being very antisocial and acting on logic and pacifism. This is all incorrect.

@@ReidAstrea yeah...repressing your emotions to control your powers...almost like an allegory of autism...

Right? I love the importance of Reigen being the one to take them down with words. If Mob had actually gone 100% and murdered people it would’ve saved them, but he’d probably be even more horribly traumatized. Sometimes you need power in order to make people listen, but Mob is a socially awkward kid, he doesn’t have the social skills to talk them down. Reigen does, and THATS why he’s the sensei

Season 3 doesnt feel good. Its not as good as season 1 and my favorite season 2s ending. It was amazing. Season 3 is so far the worst season and i say that with a passionn

@@mrtanglo5563 s3 didn’t have much action. But dont forget that this anime is about a boy growing up and being mature. There's action so people dont get bored.

@@mrtanglo5563nah it’s just different but as important if not more important to the story and mobs story as the previous 2. It was a perfect way to send off mob and tie up the series very nicely and way better than most series do imo

Wait, mob choir are the voice actors singing???

@MageBurger It's rather problem of people and mashups of their (limited) sensitivity and worldviews than S3 "being weaker" and I am sure Nicholas gonna love this. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Soyjak

Mob already had trouble simply talking and dealing with people. Imagine how much his mind would go through when he suddenly realizes he committed murder of all things?

@@Akaritomi yea exactly. Imagine the trauma he’ll get after he goes 100 under murderous intent, poor guy 😭

@@Akaritomi another Mogami.... 😔

Yeah facts all the dbz and naruto we all watched has made us used to angry power ups and killing the enemy 😂 but once you realise this kid would be worse off killing anyone then you know this shows pretty deep

Turns out he was 100% right, and as soon as they were called out and given a good telling-off they turned into normal, civilized human beings. Turning even the most power-crazy egomaniacs into rehabilitated citizens? That's REAL power.

@MageBurger reigen could be a millionaire with his skillset, but instead he helps people with stupid shit for dirtcheap, absolute chad

Just to add something: not only reigen but dimples also did the same in season 2 when he stops mob fr going berserk at THAT SCENE

@@altname4742 true! I didn't want to mention anything from beyond season 1 because he'll get there very soon, but you're right. there's so much I want to say about season 2, but I'm saving it. 😉

@@altname4742 can't wait for nicks reaction to THAT SCENE

It's insanely cool when you put it into perspective because, as far as we know, Reigen's never seen Mob explode - not with 100%, definitely not with ???%. He has no idea what Mob's powers can actually do once out of control. But he definitely realized the destructive effect the situation was having on him mentally if anything. Ritsu and Teru have both seen Mob at ???% and know just how strong he is, but they don't really process the psychological implications and clearly are also very much in danger and scared, so they can't really look out for Mob the way Reigen did just there - he was the only person who could afford to do it. And he did it despite being arguably in even more danger than anyone else given his lack of powers.

@@TrianaNero exactly, like... I absolutely love how the writing works in that scene. what a way to communicate that Reigen is a safe adult to Shigeo. Reigen's never seen him at 100% and it indicates that Reigen wouldn't push him there, or allow him to be pushed there. not while he's around. if Shigeo is going to feel 100% of anything while Reigen is there, it's this. also... [SPOILERS FOR SEASON 2] I love how, in spite of this, Reigen's perspective isn't venerated as something that's always untouchably correct. when Reigen tells Shigeo that his friends are probably using him, it's a misconception that comes from Reigen's own experiences and insecurities. he's not just being pointlessly mean... he's being a more complicated type of wrong. Reigen's whole business model is to know better than the gullible people that make up the bulk of his clientele. they're going to an admittedly really fake looking psychic with a bunch of problems that almost always aren't caused by anything paranormal at all. in a way, they rely on Reigen to have the good sense that they don't. but this can lead a person into maintaining an incredibly skeptical outlook on the world, bordering on downright cynical. and especially when Reigen starts to tumble to the fact that a lot of his more regular clients don't really care about him beyond seeing him as a solution to their petty problems... he starts to feel used. which is a weird thing for a con artist to feel, yaknow? basically, his cynicism is a double edged sword. when he's right, he's really right... facing Claw showed us that. but he can also be wrong, and those two states are situational, not mutually exclusive. and this is why Reigen and Shigeo make such a good team. Shigeo may come off as overly trusting, or downright gullible at times, but when he's right, he's right. sometimes he'll go out on a limb and trust a person, even before they've proven themselves to be trustworthy. it's a high stakes gamble sometimes, but it can also give a person who feels cornered by their bad decisions a free way out. and if they take the opportunity that Shigeo willingly gives them... they can end up much better off. at his worst, Shigeo can trust his way into horrible situations... but at his best, he opens people's hearts in a way that cynicism simply can't. on the flip side, at his worst, Reigen can destroy the trust between himself and others, simply by being too shifty, or distrusting when he doesn't need to be suspicious. but at his best, he actually does know better... and that can save them from people who would rather do them extremely detrimental harm. the whole show is about finding a balance between these two perspectives. it's about knowing your worth and importance, but also recognizing that that exists in all people, in some form or another. you can't trample others for the sake of elevating yourself, and really, you shouldn't have to. the worth of a person is intrinsic, and while you may not be the most special person to everyone in the universe, you'll always matter to the people who know you best. it's an incredible message, and the show communicates it in so many different ways with so many different people... One really did an excellent job writing this story.

Not even a bad episode. I can't think of a single episode that isn't a banger.

And,the "bad" ones or "lesser" good ones would be acceptably ok and even there that's very few that's that in this series.I'm just saying..Yeah..🤔😏🤷‍♂😅🙃😬✌🤟👌👍💎🌈

@@JackgarPrime first 3 episodes of every season is mid

@@mythic8824 wdym it's always the same pacing as the middle episodes (6,7,8) which we know have been great.

And Reigen told him we're the same😂😂