[Bungo Stray Dogs] Canon Notes (Dazai-Centric)

Well... I actually hold a different view. I prefer Mori to take the initiative to force Dazai to leave. There are probably two reasons: on the one hand, Dazai has no obvious weaknesses as a cadre, and on the other hand, Mori's desire for power has become more and more serious with the time he has been in power. From a horizontal comparison perspective, first of all, let's look at Hiratsu's impression of Dazai: "No truth can escape from under his nose" and "More importantly, no one can imagine what Dazai would expect, hate, defend, and expose..." These illustrate that Dazai possesses terrifying talents in the eyes of others, and it also reveals the fact that as a powerful cadre, his likes and dislikes have not been discovered so far, and he uses interests to win over him - in an organization like Mafia, he has no clear position related to interests, and he is a person with no obvious weaknesses. And a person like him has never been successfully currying favor with the people below, but at the same time, the leader cannot easily control him... So, like a powerful minister who has no obvious shortcomings, seems to have no desires, and is quite talented, will the ambitious monarch trust him? Next is Mori Ogai. Mori is the leader of Port Mafia, or the one with an unfair position. From the moment he transforms from a doctor into a leader and abandons his personal emotions, we should not speculate on this character from a personal perspective. As I said before, Mori is quite ambitious, and the desire for power of most ambitious people in the world will become stronger as time goes by, and Mori Ogai is no exception. It is mentioned in the original text of the second part: "Even Dazai is walking on thin ice when talking to Mori Ogai. If he takes a wrong step, his hands and feet will be cut off." In other words, Mori can be regarded as arbitrary and arbitrary at this time, and he and Dazai are not so much father and son as they are monarchs and ministers. As Mori remains in power and becomes increasingly paranoid, his trust in Dazai will only become more and more shaken. Dazai was considered a close confidant of the leader before, but after he became a cadre, he was still considered a powerful supporter of the leader. However, Dazai was neither won over nor had his obvious weaknesses exploited. And the ancients said: "Those who do not have permanent property have no perseverance" - if a person does not have a family and a business, no relatives and fixed assets, it is easier to waver in his work and position. The truth is the same. Dazai's uncertainty makes Mori Ogai uneasy, and his terrifying ability makes him even more suspicious - perhaps even a little bit jealous of others. Mori Ogai could no longer view Dazai simply as an adoptive father and son. Similarly, he felt that Dazai would view him the same way he did, and he did not want to believe that the relationship between him and Dazai was more about family ties. When Dazai came to the leader's office and Mori suppressed Dazai on the grounds of the leader's power and organizational interests, Dazai understood everything: this was a plan to kill three birds with one stone, a brilliant plan to obtain a special power business license at the minimum cost, kill the intruder, and force himself out. Dazai failed because he believed in Mori's affection for him and his friendship with Ango. When Dazai realized all this, Mori Ogai had a "showdown" with him. Mori didn't kill him, partly because he was afraid of his ability, and partly because he had no reason to kill him: as Dazai said - "No, because there is no benefit." Dazai has completely understood Mori Ogai's ruthless decision-making thinking, and everything has become a foregone conclusion at this time. His rushing over will not increase or decrease the interests of the organization (the leader says it is supreme, but in fact, when doing things, you need to consider the impact. Mori Ogai needs to consider the real interests, rather than damaging the leader's majesty or anything like that). If Mori kills Dazai rashly, it will be difficult for the cadres under him to explain.

I heard that the Black Hour stage play realized Oda's idea of ​​punching Dazai, so I went to look for the clip. Oda beat him with a perfect robe, but in the end he chose to touch the hair... It's so cute Dazai (showing his hands): What a pity, I couldn't die again "Oda" activates "Seamless" "Oda" activates "Slap Your Head" Dazai (holding his head): It hurts! Odasaku, what are you doing? It hurts! In reality—— "Oda" walked over silently and activated "Touch Head" Dazai (dodging): Sorry, I scared you. Oda: Dazai...

Comic Chapter 108: Atsushi: Akutagawa, wake up! Real strength is for yourself! That is the true power that Mr. Dazai pursues! Mustard:... (Raises hand) ——Bloody coding—— Poor Dundun... I just mentioned Dazai... He also mentioned the strong... Jieji wants to prove his strength to Dazai by killing you... Then I thought this plot looked familiar... And I remembered... 55Minutes: Atsushi backed away little by little. We can't fight Akutagawa head-on. If we can find a flaw—— "Mr. Dazai is also on this island." "I know. Therefore - even if it is for Mr. Dazai, I will cut off your head." Uh, I was wrong. Just mentioning Dazai won't do... They are all chefs QAQ don't fight

I just saw someone discussing why Akutagawa said Dazai is old, and I feel like one person's words make sense—— "Akutagawa wanted to scold Dazai, but he couldn't think of any shortcomings in Dazai, so he could only attack him based on his age." Akutagawa scolds Atsushi: Damn idiot (by "55Minutes") Jae: I want you to follow Dun Mustard: I refuse Akutsu: You are getting old too, Mr. Dazai. Although, Dazai's face has really grown longer and more tender since then. The recently updated comics have a few frames that look so young...

The plot about the leader Zai not choosing Akutagawa Some people speculated that the leader Zai arrived too late and changed his mind after witnessing Akutagawa's revenge. I have a different view on this. I think the leader, Zai, had no intention of choosing Akutagawa from the beginning. First, Dazai needs to let Akutagawa and Atsushi fight. Based on the development of Kuokai, Bai Atsushi, and Dazai not defecting, there is no reason for them to fight so hard. (So here, the leader Zai deliberately made Akutagawa hate him) Second, the main line agent thought that if the person who picked up Akutagawa was Odasaku, he would definitely guide Akutagawa patiently. That would be correct. Third, if Zai, the leader, is afraid that if he chooses Akutagawa, Akutagawa will be too obsessed with the main plot, and will be hit harder than Kuratoshi when Zai is gone. (The above are all speculations, maybe Asagiri didn't even think that much)

I have always felt that Dazai was responsible for half of Hong Kong and Black's two-year profit. This statement is too exaggerated... Then I saw that the leader, Zai, spent four years developing Hong Kong and Hong Kong to rival national institutions... I felt that the achievements of Hei Shizai were not exaggerated at all... "Four years have passed since he took over the position of leader from his predecessor. During this period, Port Mafia expanded its scope of power at an unprecedented speed: judicial, logistics, banking, urban development... Not only in Yokohama, but also in the Kanto area, there is no agency that is not within the scope of Port Mafia's radiation. Its force has developed to a scale that can rival national institutions.

In fact, Kunikida's character song is like talking to Dazai "If it's just some trouble, don't worry about it. It's expected. If you are too willful, you will inevitably be treated with anger." In fact, Butei has always doted on Dazai, and Dazai was very happy in Butei, and his whole state was very relaxed. I especially like the way he fishes in the fourth season ED. I really dote on him... QAQ

Mori has indeed been raising Dazai as his heir. Mori has been nurturing him since he was fifteen years old when he knew how smart Dazai's brain was. Mori was too sensible when it came to matters involving the organization. He had no intention of forcing Dazai away, but he just underestimated friendship. Later, Dazai said that Mori had forced him to leave, including the fact that the coat he gave him was burned. This was all done deliberately in order to make Mori feel guilty and thus promote cooperation between the two parties (I can't remember which interview it was from). Of course, it is impossible to verify whether the coat Mori gave him was burned or not. Every time I see the love between Morita and his son, I feel uncomfortable. Especially when Dazai said he wanted to see the Mafia building burn when he was sixteen, but he only told Mori to run away, and the familiar tone in which Dazai Hiri mentioned Mori to Odasaku... Mori Ogai, can you be nicer to your son?!! (Cursing)

Even if you don't watch the radio drama, would you still recommend taking the time to catch up on it? Dazai is really cute in there, coquettishly saying "I can't sleep unless it's all dark", and he's also cute pretending to be asleep and hiding from the ball in the back. All in all, he's very cute and highly recommended!

I really highly recommend sideB!! After watching the epiphany, the leader slaughters donuts!!!! I don't allow anyone who hasn't seen sideB!!