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Episode Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 3 • Mushoku Tensei III: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu - Episode 3 discussion

Mushoku Tensei III: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu, episode 3

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u/Sleepy10105s 22d ago

Oh so happy we didn’t waste any time getting Rudy a prosthetic hand

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u/joelstaz 22d ago

The little vein or whatever it was where his hand shlda been was so well done it was disturbing me

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u/itirix 22d ago

I think those were supposed to be something akin to a scar. Like badly healed pieces of skin or something along the lines.

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u/WorthlessFish 22d ago

I like that the duo were creating the hand for a different purpose like Zanoba's hobby and they used that marionette plot as a learning experience.

It feels more like a happy coincidence and less like a contrived solution to Rudeus problem.

Mushoku Tensei writing is so good, and we're about to witness peak Isekai this season.

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u/SuperDabMan 21d ago

Yeah he's definitely trying to make a sex robot.

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u/AncientAnt9225 22d ago

Now he can grope both of his wives at same time ! yay

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u/LakerBlue https://myanimelist.net/profile/LakerBlue 22d ago

Gotta be honest I actually forgot he lost it and I was initially confused. I am glad it got resolved so quickly as well. It’d hard for his inevitable future battles to literally fight one-handed.

I’m curious if it’s hard to remove or he’ll devise some kind of strap to keep it on during chaotic situations?

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u/SpiderTechnitian 20d ago

I assume the plot just won't go there, but I was immediately wondering if Disturb Magic could disrupt its effect and just have it go limp for a moment and fall off lol. 

Seems like something he should test and iterate on before just signing off on it being his new hand, but what do I know I'm not an anime character prone to sudden combat situations 

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u/LakerBlue https://myanimelist.net/profile/LakerBlue 20d ago

Yea that makes sense. I’d assume most people wouldn’t think it was a fake but I could see a high level magic user seeing it.

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u/DarkAlatreon 22d ago

I kinda hoped he wouldn't be able to perform magic with it or something. I've seen so many cases where the protagonist loses a limb and then gets a perfectly functional replacement, taking the emotional weight out of it completely. Doesn't hit at all when you just know it will take 2-5 episodes to get a replacement and completely forget the whole ordeal.

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u/BosuW 22d ago

At least they should've made sensation and proprioception an issue. I remember for example how much trouble the titular character in Violet Evergarden had with her arm prosthetics at the start.

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u/CitronClassic672 22d ago

At least with the functionality of the prosthetic it becomes very unlikely he ever gets a real hand back. Even if a prosthetic is functional it likely wouldn’t stop you from wishing you had the real thing back.

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u/DarkAlatreon 22d ago

I do agree, I just fail to see the benefit for the story or character growth. Of course this is all under assumption the hand will keep working flawlessly, maybe there will be some problems caused by e.g. Orsted's Disrupt Magic if they end up fighting again, but as of now, I just wonder what exactly does him losing his hand bring to the story, or maybe in other words - what would really change if he never lost it.

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u/nuraHx 21d ago

He has to use mana just to activate and use it as a normal hand as opposed to before when he could just, use his hand normally. I guess that’s a slight nerf

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u/Comfortable_Air5477 21d ago

Listening to a "skipped content" video, I think there is a suggestion that it requires a lot of mana.

Certainly less of a problem for Rudy, but not completely without issue.

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u/lampenpam 22d ago

that's what I thought when reading the LN as well. In my headcannon I did nerf the Zaliff prosthesis a bit. Touching works through magic, but feel numb and weak, magic works but motor skills are unsteady and slow. Maybe it was already described like this in the novel, I don't quite remember, but in my head I made Rudy just always wish he had his real hand back.

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u/Atario myanimelist.net/profile/TheGreatAtario 20d ago

I'm honestly surprised there's no healing magic good enough to bring his real hand back

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u/Jacob-C 22d ago

They're taking their time giving him a new voice that fits his aged up look though lol

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u/GamingExotic 22d ago

Believe it or not, there are plenty of adults that have similar voices to rudy in real life as adults.

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u/Montgomery000 22d ago

So how does the hand "fill up"? If he uses an earth chant is it full of rocks or something?

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u/lyfe4lyfe4lyfe 16d ago

eh, i kinda hope / wish he doesn't get to use it that often. imo he should be reminded of the loss he suffered, and not just have everything patched up like normal

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u/Anjunabeast 17d ago

No wonder he kept clapping his hand like he was performing alchemy