User blog:XxLMNTxx/I made an extremely granular analysis video about ERASED.

Not sure if I should state my case or blow the dust off of this place, so I decided I'll do both in former-to-latter order. First things first:

Hey there, wikia. Considering my prior statement I'm painfully aware of the fact that there's a damn good chance nobody will ever read this message, but I figured no harm could be done in putting it out there all the same. As I'm sure is the case for anybody on this wikia these days, ERASED is a show I hold pretty dear, have a lot of love for, and think very well of overall.

That said, it's also something that--upon my original viewing of it and to a greater extent ever since--has struck me as a show at war with itself in many ways, so much as so that I have a hard time considering to be *a* single show as much as it strikes me as a pair of conflicting, incompatible, direly dichotomous shows.

To explain in immense detail all my reasonings for this perspective, celebrate the series for everything it is(good and otherwise), and many other reasons, I've made an exhaustive video series that analyzes the show on a nearly scene-by-scene level. Today, I want to share Part 1 with you. As I said, it's nearly scene-by-scene in its granularity, so the word "exhaustive" as I just used might be more than a bit of an understatement. But if any part of your ERASED-loving heart is up for such an extensive breakdown of the series as a whole, I hope you'll give it a watch and pray you enjoy it if you choose to do so. Thank you for your time. Here is the video.

Now lemme go grab my swiffer. Have a good one. :')