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Mob Psycho 100 Episode 13 (S2) (Patreon)

Published:
2023-03-03 11:44:04
Imported:
2023-03

Content

THE FINALEEEEEE

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Comments

james blaire

3rd person who gott scared because spider, one was even animated it was hilarious lol and mob psycho was the best anime im so glad their is a 3rd season rather than just leaving it a 2

Liesmith

I appreciate that Alicia was able to get Kumoko to be a special guest star for this reaction.

Joey Cat

One the most spectacular action sequences I've ever seen. Mobs character development along with everyone else's is such a treat. So glad I found you and experience this series with a fresh perspective. Thanks Queen :)

Carl Morgan

Loved the spider freak out lol. Also enjoyed the episode reaction

Rhodair

the spidey shows up to join in watching while wearing a tiny Mob Psycho shirt but Alicia squishes it as to not be upstaged :3

daemon

FIGHT ON!

Sharles Davis Kendy

On the broccoli, if you rewatch the scene where he absorb's the President's power, you can see a massive green energy growing from Mob's pocket.

Kieren

mob really said miracle grow huh

Jacob Harmon

She got hit with the squidward line "Oh no! He's HOT!"

Princess Paladin

"Awakening" meaning "literally the same thing that happens to Mob when he hits 100%".

Princess Paladin

thanks for reacting to Mob S2! looking forward to hanging with you through S3! :D

Pierce Arner (edited)

Comment edits

2023-03-17 18:38:14 One of the most important real life lessons in this episode is how getting into a confrontation with someone looking for a zero-sum outcome only forces you to fight on their terms and makes you more like them. The only way Mob can keep up is by ignoring himself being just as big of a danger as his opponent, and as soon as he holds back, he's not as powerful and starts getting one-upped. Even when he fights to protect the people he cares about, it just fuels that feedback loop of self destruction in his opponent that will wipe out everything. That's because Sho's dad is always driven to awakening by stress — which is clinically defined as a lack of control over one's circumstances. That's why narcissism is a common side effect of the survival habits from that type of trauma, which gets amplified by personality complexes about being superior. The other side of that is that forcing your brain to exercise emotional regulation in those circumstances, rather than giving in to fighting for survival is your Prefrontal Cortex fighting to dampen all the emotional panic signaling in your Amygdala that fuel adrenal responses. That actually creates physical fatigue which is why Mob always passes out after things like this, and his friends have to come find him. (I love how this series portrays things, as it's made it easier for me to talk about how clinical burnout can permanently impact how your body functions based on invisible factors from massively amplified emotional trauma, 'cause I've been living with that kind of fatigue as my normal after going through some stuff. Series like MP100 & Chainsaw Man centralize on those things really well, and it's always a pleasure ta get to see you check them out).
2023-03-07 12:36:58 One of the most important real life lessons in this episode is how getting into a confrontation with someone looking for a zero-sum outcome only forces you to fight on their terms and makes you more like them. The only way Mob can keep up is by ignoring himself being just as big of a danger as his opponent, and as soon as he holds back, he's not as powerful and starts getting one-upped. Even when he fights to protect the people he cares about, it just fuels that feedback loop of self destruction in his opponent that will wipe out everything. That's because Sho's dad is always driven to awakening by stress — which is clinically defined as a lack of control over one's circumstances. That's why narcissism is a common side effect of the survival habits from that type of trauma, which gets amplified by personality complexes about being superior. The other side of that is that forcing your brain to exercise emotional regulation in those circumstances, rather than giving in to fighting for survival is your Prefrontal Cortex fighting to dampen all the emotional panic signaling in your Amygdala that fuel adrenal responses. That actually creates physical fatigue which is why Mob always passes out after things like this, and his friends have to come find him. (I love how this series portrays things, as it's made it easier for me to talk about how clinical burnout can permanently impact how your body functions based on invisible factors from massively amplified emotional trauma, 'cause I've been living with that kind of fatigue as my normal after going through some stuff. Series like MP100 & Chainsaw Man centralize on those things really well, and it's always a pleasure ta get to see you check them out).

One of the most important real life lessons in this episode is how getting into a confrontation with someone looking for a zero-sum outcome only forces you to fight on their terms and makes you more like them. The only way Mob can keep up is by ignoring himself being just as big of a danger as his opponent, and as soon as he holds back, he's not as powerful and starts getting one-upped. Even when he fights to protect the people he cares about, it just fuels that feedback loop of self destruction in his opponent that will wipe out everything. That's because Sho's dad is always driven to awakening by stress — which is clinically defined as a lack of control over one's circumstances. That's why narcissism is a common side effect of the survival habits from that type of trauma, which gets amplified by personality complexes about being superior. The other side of that is that forcing your brain to exercise emotional regulation in those circumstances, rather than giving in to fighting for survival is your Prefrontal Cortex fighting to dampen all the emotional panic signaling in your Amygdala that fuel adrenal responses. That actually creates physical fatigue which is why Mob always passes out after things like this, and his friends have to come find him. (I love how this series portrays things, as it's made it easier for me to talk about how clinical burnout can permanently impact how your body functions based on invisible factors from massively amplified emotional trauma, 'cause I've been living with that kind of fatigue as my normal after going through some stuff. Series like MP100 & Chainsaw Man centralize on those things really well, and it's always a pleasure ta get to see you check them out).