Otherwise, this is probably a show that is not worth the investment especially considering how talkative it is. Not just because of the main characters but also for some of the more mature and sensitive topics. It’s a really weird way of presenting the story and I’d have to advise to watch the show with an open mind. Moe’s interest with Souhei also crafts a bizarre relationship angle as Magata shows unusual interest in Moe. Moe’s conversation with Souhei can be interpreted from many angles but it’s obvious that he shows a great deal of bizarre interest in Magata. The main character interactions of the show is expressed by the building tension and relations one draws from another. While her personality is not similar to Magata or Souhei, something suggests that her past isn’t as bright as some people have hoped. As the story progresses, we also learn a bit more about Moe as well. Furthermore, the story is structured in a way that explores both Moe and Magata in almost parallel ways. On a weaker note, the show has a slow pacing, one that I think can really test the patience of viewers. Some sensitive topics are used as plot devices and while can be unsettling is important to establish Magata’s character. Even the episode titles has some sort of meaning or is symbolic with the storytelling. What I find the show intriguing is how each episode’s performance triggers events that correlates with one another. What’s more about the clues is that they are all seems to be related to Shiki Magata. One of the most prominent is a message called ‘Everything Becomes F’, which is also synonymous with the series’ alternate title. It’s also apparent that some of the clues are presented through intentional means. Throughout the series, there are many clues that has connections with the murder case. And that’s no surprise either considering how much we learn that Magata is far from normal. I think at some point, viewers may find it unsettling with what they witness. This includes her involvement with the death of her parents as well as the perverse relationship she forges with her uncle. The bits of past we see implies that she is an unstable child although her actions are difficult to decipher because of her personality. Obviously, she isn’t a normal woman by the way she talks or behaves. What the show also concentrates a bit on is the background story of Shiki Magata. It’s not long before they discover the grim truth there. When they reach the island, there’s also more of an experimental feeling as if there’s something that’s hidden there. There’s some lighthearted humor as well but mostly follow a suit of dark comedy. The character interactions between Moe/Magata and Moe/Souhei can be described as cryptic.
The first episode has an immense amount of philosophical vibe that follows with its heavy dialogues. It’s the establishment of these three characters that makes The Perfect Insider a dark and grimy tale. For someone like Magata, there’s also a dark past that involves the parricide of her parents.
Can you imagine that? Trapping themselves like a rat in a box hardly sounds like a paradise. As one of the most mysterious characters in the show, she has literally lived in a laboratory for the past 15 years. At the same time, it also became well known that a woman named Shiki Magata lives there. What started out as an ordinary trip turns bizarre when a mysterious corpse shows up at the lab. During his vacation, he is also accompanied by 1st year student, Moe Nishinosono. Takes place on a remote island and begins when Souhei Saikawa, an associate professor of National Nagono University, goes on a vacation there. Produced by A-1 Pictures, the show is symbolic for how mystery can be so…mysterious. Subete ga F ni Naru (also more commonly known as The Perfect Insider) is based on a Japanese mystery novel written in 1996 by Hiroshi Mori. Really though, what is The Perfect Insider? And given the mystery aspect of the show, it’s the narratives that captures the essence of story. It’s something that can be a sensitive topic as we learn more about the circumstances. Generally speaking, the show is about mystery and in this case involves murder.
It’s not easy to watch a show like “The Perfect Insider”.
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