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Surpassing the Leader Arc Insights
Oct 8, 2024
Surpassing the Leader Arc Explained
Overview
Discussion of the Surpassing the Leader Arc from the manga Yogi.
Analysis of Baku and Hal's perspectives and motives.
Aimed to clarify the complexities of the game and controversial topics surrounding Kuruma Sochi's feats.
Understanding the game rules is essential.
Baku's Perspective and Plans
Goal:
Defeat Hal using the leap second on January 1st at 9:00 a.m.
Strategy:
Figure out the pace of the game.
Enter the leap second route.
Accumulate Hal's near-death drug to ensure Hal reaches 5 minutes of TTD (Total Time of Death).
Key Point:
Hal must die after the leap second for the strategy to be effective.
Leap Second Route Explained
Defined as the time route where Baku plays as the dropper at 8:59 a.m.
Calculation of the leap second route involves:
Each round half takes 2 minutes.
Baku must confirm his turns to align with the leap second.
Example:
If Baku plays at 8:17 a.m., he doesn't fall into the leap second route, but he does if he plays at 8:35 a.m.
Sochi's Perspective
Key Knowledge:
Sochi is aware of the leap second from the start.
Observation:
Sochi notices Baku's reactions and uses a stopwatch to trap him into revealing information.
Memory Erasure:
Sochi erases his memory of the leap second but retains subconscious knowledge of it.
Plan:
To counteract Baku’s trap by surviving the leap second.
Sochi's Strategy
Sochi must keep his TTD lower than 5 minutes to ensure survival.
Risky Scenario:
If Baku notices Sochi's TTD, he will abandon the leap second strategy.
Sochi’s plan involves subtle deception to keep Baku reliant on the leap second.
Actual Game Dynamics
Game Setup:
Baku, Hal, and referee Yaku enter the Obelisk.
Manipulation:
Baku manipulates Yaku by questioning the clock's accuracy to gain an advantage.
Rock-Paper-Scissors:
Determines who plays as the dropper.
Round Dynamics:
Both players try to understand and manipulate each other's strategies.
Baku’s Moves
Baku deliberately chooses actions that lead to near-death experiences to gather information.
Baku's strategy involves carefully timing his checks to manipulate Hal's feelings of anxiety and fear.
Hal's Counter Strategies
Hal uses echolocation and clever manipulation to control the game's flow.
He uses psychological tactics to pressure Baku, aiming to make him fail checks.
Hal’s ability to anticipate Baku's moves plays a critical role in the game.
The Leap Second Mechanism
Detailed exposition of how the leap second impacts Baku and Hal’s strategies.
Hal's Calculations:
He uses his knowledge of the game to create deviations and prepare for the leap second.
Final Rounds and Outcomes
The game progresses through multiple rounds with complex mind games.
Hal experiences memory loss but manages to devise a strategy to survive.
Baku’s plans are challenged as Hal uses a calculated risk to accumulate seconds before the leap second.
Ultimately, Hal's strategy, while risky, is based on his understanding of his body's limits.
Conclusion
Baku's and Hal's plans were intricate and their intelligence on par.
Despite memory loss, Hal adapts and manipulates the situation effectively.
The analysis emphasizes the depth of character strategies within the arc.
Encouragement to share this video with others seeking understanding of the Surpassing the Leader Arc.
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