The scene is about love, in my opinion. Ikari made a promise to Misae to be there for her through her disappointments and failures, told her that she was worth something even if there wasn't a place for her in society; there was a place for her beside his side. When he lost his very sense of identity, she brought him back saying the exact same thing. She loved him for who he was just as he loved her for who she was, even if they didn't have a place in society.
Question: Does anyone know where I can get the music for that part after his wife dies & he's breaking everything in the fake world?
I have the soundtrack, but as far as I know, it doesn't have that piece. If anyone has a video with just that part, I could use that, too. (I'd convert it to mp3.) I think it was the best piece of music in the whole series, aside from the opening, so I really want it.
A dying, loving wife's consciousness reaches over to a broken man who is living the life he has always wanted, but was achieved in a dishonest way, her call back to him to reality and his destruction of this false, story book world will always be remembered as one of my favorite scenes in anime history.
A certain game that came out a few years ago that also deals with this subject of one facing themselves, that is one of the best RPGs for ever made, obviously had some inspiration here.
Bingo! Persona 4 reminded me of this show right off the bat. I saw it as a sort of homage to it. Not to say it copied it or anything, just some similarities that seemed to be inspired from it.
If I need to repeat myself, the song where the chief gets the bat and destroys everything is Kingdom by Susumu Hirasawa. It is not on the OST, but if you ask me through a PM, I will gladly send it to you.
This was my absolute favorite scene from that amazing anime. The 'Chief' was seen as being a hero of sorts, and his wife who was dying brought him back to reality ... it was just beautiful.
During the talk between Misae and her husband, the song is "Reverie Hill", if you're talking about the dramatic music where the older detective destroys the fake world, it was never released to the public. I've spent a long time looking.
really? damn I've spent a long time searching myself but never wanted to believe that the best song in the whole damn show was never actually released.
The song where the detective's wife dies and Tsukiko calls him father is Kingdom by Susumu Hirasawa. You can't find it on the Paranoia Agent OST, but you can find it in his album known as Switched-On Lotus.
The scene is about love, in my opinion. Ikari made a promise to Misae to be there for her through her disappointments and failures, told her that she was worth something even if there wasn't a place for her in society; there was a place for her beside his side. When he lost his very sense of identity, she brought him back saying the exact same thing. She loved him for who he was just as he loved her for who she was, even if they didn't have a place in society.
walk0nwalls 10 months ago
"All this for a puppy." You said it, detective.
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lakniamanda 1 year ago
What is the music cue that starts at 4:14?
syko567890 1 year ago
@syko567890
@sgtOOX
Kingdom - Susumu Hirasawa
Drameo 1 year ago
This scene(with the wife) stuck me as emotional. I was almost tearing up and I never do that for anything. Weird
Riposte8 1 year ago
Question: Does anyone know where I can get the music for that part after his wife dies & he's breaking everything in the fake world?
I have the soundtrack, but as far as I know, it doesn't have that piece. If anyone has a video with just that part, I could use that, too. (I'd convert it to mp3.) I think it was the best piece of music in the whole series, aside from the opening, so I really want it.
narutorulestheworld1 1 year ago
@narutorulestheworld1 same here ive hunted everywhere for it
sgtOOX 1 year ago
@narutorulestheworld1
It's called Kingdom by Susumu Hirasawa. You can find it on youtube.
Drameo 1 year ago
A dying, loving wife's consciousness reaches over to a broken man who is living the life he has always wanted, but was achieved in a dishonest way, her call back to him to reality and his destruction of this false, story book world will always be remembered as one of my favorite scenes in anime history.
A certain game that came out a few years ago that also deals with this subject of one facing themselves, that is one of the best RPGs for ever made, obviously had some inspiration here.
PolyRuni 1 year ago
@PolyRuni
Persona?
Bloodyidit 1 year ago
@Bloodyidit
Bingo! Persona 4 reminded me of this show right off the bat. I saw it as a sort of homage to it. Not to say it copied it or anything, just some similarities that seemed to be inspired from it.
PolyRuni 1 year ago
ahaha YES ! Akira Refference.
verfasd 1 year ago
one of the most epic scenes. omg i love it
305SEGA305 1 year ago
tehy finally caught joker...
finalefate 1 year ago
is this the last episode because i cant find episode 14 anywhere?
warhead213 1 year ago
@warhead213 yup
AFDex16 1 year ago
Am I the only one that cries when The Chief starts to talk about how he didn't want a son to when he escapes the phony world?
GreyMatter00Duh 1 year ago
Why does Misae's death always make me cry?
GreyMatter00Duh 1 year ago
8:40 Ohh Noo! our hero just got B***h slapped into oblivion!
BloodyMonkeyInc 1 year ago
THIS WORLD IS ALL FAKE
*smash*
crowd of people:O___O
favorite scene in this ep
fromstart2finish 2 years ago 5
Not even the truth "the sword of truth" can defeat paranoia.
Hurtex 2 years ago
It's like poetry; sometimes it means one thing to one person but to others it could mean a whole different thing.
and really you can't be truly right OR wrong =)
kickymcface 2 years ago
This is one of the most epic scenes, I've ever seen tbh.
I have the entire series on Dvd.
Absolutely love Paranoia Agent
sonsonfox 2 years ago
havnt seen this in a very long time
Random012c 2 years ago
There is more than 10 million meanings in this show.
xhydropumpx 2 years ago
same vincent i brought 2 copys of the soundtrack and its not in it!
christianmetalgear 2 years ago
i wonder if there is any significance to the fact that a bat is awlays used to destroy delusions (ex: Lil Slugger, Maniwa, and this scene with Ikari)
2dtesseract 2 years ago
4:10, I want this song!!
vincentninja68 3 years ago 2
Please let me know if you find it! I went out and purchased the OST, and it isn't on it... :-(
KaoriBlue 2 years ago
Vincent,
It's a slight remix of "Kingdom" by Susumu Hirasawa. Someone has a video of it here - watch?v=GMEp6lUBsrE
KaoriBlue 2 years ago
Did lil slugger "heal" the other people are did he just provide them a chance to escape their different realities?
azuredream23 3 years ago
The cheif overcomes doubts, lies and avoiding reality all in one scene... EPIC!
KnightoftheColossus 3 years ago 40
@KnightoftheColossus truly inspirational
sgtOOX 1 year ago
4:13 to 5:14 sounds very good to bad its not longer or can be downloaded to an ipod.
Simone4447 3 years ago
an ipod huh? how about you say MP3 PLAYER.
fucking hell.
TebulotVIII 3 years ago 6
YES!! I love your tone there. Not that I have anything against the guy's use of ipod, but still, i know just where you're coming from.
Suck it teenagers and Apple! Cultural frustration ftw!!!
graver7 3 years ago 5
For me, the best part of the series by far was when Ikari found the strength to brake free of the phony world.
yezelsqueeze 3 years ago 43
oh my God yes. the music is epic, the scene is epic. when he returns to reality it is AWESOME!
pein260 3 years ago 3
omfg its epic win right there.. i like it when he said "who're u calling dad?"
he finally woke up
mogang911 3 years ago 4
@yezelsqueeze amen to that the music that goe swith it too gives me goosebumps
sgtOOX 1 year ago
@yezelsqueeze crap I thummbed down on accident. Forgive me stranger, for I wholeheartedly agree.
LeviathanMexicana 1 year ago
@yezelsqueeze crap I thummbed down on accident. Forgive me stranger, for I wholeheartedly agree.
LeviathanMexicana 1 year ago
If I need to repeat myself, the song where the chief gets the bat and destroys everything is Kingdom by Susumu Hirasawa. It is not on the OST, but if you ask me through a PM, I will gladly send it to you.
K3NJehXD 3 years ago
i like how all the other people are cardboard. makes them insignificant. they are insignifikant.
oalejis 3 years ago
It's also following an old Japanese comics style. That scene was executed quite well. I hope more lotus-eater sequences were done like this. :p
sssssz 3 years ago
so what happend in the last final episode?
datcripgang101 3 years ago
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johnnecron 3 years ago
That part with Misae was quite sad... *wipes tear*
RichardHannay 3 years ago 2
heh heh paper people turn into mini marooni's when they are hit. LOL XD
AkatsukiDalek 3 years ago 2
I lol'd when Maniwa got slammed into the building.
cookiechicken 3 years ago 3
I lol'd when he went into a geek outfit, and proceeded to get fused with the building
006paynebringer 3 years ago
i've been searching everywhere to downloade that song (for free) but can't find anything. can anyone help me please?
DEATH2REDNECKS 4 years ago
This was my absolute favorite scene from that amazing anime. The 'Chief' was seen as being a hero of sorts, and his wife who was dying brought him back to reality ... it was just beautiful.
Satoshi Kon is a genius :)
fusionproductions 4 years ago 2
lol dam i remember watching this show on adult swim like a year back, loving it hahaha.
Jamzkangster 4 years ago
wow, this is the first episode i saw, its amazing....
person1259 4 years ago
stress to watch this anime,going to watch some comedy anime later
colourbubble 4 years ago
i finaly get the story!
noodlenutter 4 years ago
Yup. It's amazing how much trouble one lie can cause...
WonSab 4 years ago 3
butterfly effect in action. Really awesome in this series.
EPlCFAlLGUY 4 years ago 4
Indeed. You can't go wrong with background-shattering scenes, either.
WonSab 4 years ago 2
Some one know what is the name of the song when the detective's wife die and tsukiko call him father?
AnimaMundi22 4 years ago
During the talk between Misae and her husband, the song is "Reverie Hill", if you're talking about the dramatic music where the older detective destroys the fake world, it was never released to the public. I've spent a long time looking.
Jhoxesp 4 years ago
really? damn I've spent a long time searching myself but never wanted to believe that the best song in the whole damn show was never actually released.
kingjamie2 4 years ago 2
The song where the detective's wife dies and Tsukiko calls him father is Kingdom by Susumu Hirasawa. You can't find it on the Paranoia Agent OST, but you can find it in his album known as Switched-On Lotus.
K3NJehXD 4 years ago 4
Thanks man! i like this song so much and susumu's music thank you very much!!!!
AnimaMundi22 4 years ago 3
If you want it, PM me.
K3NJehXD 4 years ago
You are amazing. I was enraged when that song wasn't on the OST. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!
Troix311 3 years ago 3
this show scared me too wen it came out lool
shuffledayz 4 years ago
This show scared me and my brother silly when it first came out. >.<U Horribal!
Funny123Tree 4 years ago
Dude this is amazing O_o
juujuu 4 years ago
badass! way to go maromi!
ElFaBah11 4 years ago
Where's the last part =o.o=?
kittynred 4 years ago