They've finally got this crispy boy. He's going to hang

I sure hope they don't find out. It's only going to hurt them more.

he's probably just a hitman anyway

>Among the 35 other people who died in the attack were Naomi Ishida, 49, who oversaw color design on "Free!" and "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya," Sachie Tsuda, 41, who worked on projects such as "Detective Conan," and Norie Oto, 26.
>Ishida's mother offered prayers before a family altar to tell her daughter about Aoba's arrest, while her father expressed worries about the outlook of his expected trial.
>"I don't know how long the trial will take," he said, although adding, "He did a terrible thing, and so many people were victimized. Capital punishment is the only choice."

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Isn't this just a copy paste of Star Wars III? Even on death Kyoani can't stop plagiarizing.

>"oh yeah I did it cause they stole my anime idea"

>those hands
Fuck why did I zoom in

I was born in a small village
I was still a child when we were raided by novels
Light novels
Torn from my trains I was made to read their books
With each new page, my master's changed
Along with the words they made me speak
With each change, I change too
My thoughts, personality, how I saw right and wrong
Fire can kill

Fuck that retarded shit, keeping prisoners alive for the rest of their lives in prison is a huge waste of taxpayer money. They should kill him in the most cost effective way possible.

>Tsuda's 70-year-old father, Shinichi, said he does not care about Aoba's arrest as "it does not change what she was subjected to."
>"I keep on recalling Sachie, and think of how she must have been scared and in pain," he said. "I must keep holding on to that feeling."
>Oto's parents released a statement through their lawyer saying, "The case is not over for the families. We have nothing to say yet. Please let us be alone."

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I thought her death was the saddest one to read about because she seemed very close to her parents.

Did we ever get an actual reason why he did it?

Somebody give Shinji the mask.

MASK HIM!

I'm the trouble starter, punkin' instigator
I'm the flame addicted, fear me illustrator

I'm a firestarter, twisted firestarter
You're a firestarter, twisted firestarter
I'm a firestarter, twisted firestarter

I'm the bitch you hated, filth infatuated, yeah
I'm the pain you tasted, fell intoxicated

I'm a firestarter, twisted firestarter

Reminder that they used him as a guinea pig for experimental skin. Based japs.

didn't they arrest him right after the fact?
I didn't know he had been hiding all this time

I’m hoping they throw him in the worst prison cell as he just sits there, asking why he went through with his shitty ideas and doomed himself to killing not for any ideology or religion or protest, but because of a mistake. I hope he sits there as the burden weighs on him and the world passes by him, his otaku lifestyle being stripped and replaced with an empty room devoid of anything he liked. I hope all the other inmates look at him with ire as a mass murderer sociopath that deserves no pity, as he wastes away for years with those sins on his back

He wrote a boys love light novel which was similar to Free!. He thought they stole his idea, so he torched their building. They haven't released what his LN was about, so we can only hazard a guess. Could range from anything between ACTUAL homosexual boys swimming to just 2 homosexual boys having a dip in one paragraph of his LN.

It was either that or let him go untreated.

Release him, he's innocent. KyoAni burnt down because of the dumpster fire that was Violet Evergarden.

I saw that claim posted earlier, is this hearsay or does someone have an actual source?

Is that his new skin? It looks like it itches.

AFAIK he never submitted any work to their novel writing contest, but claimed Kyoani ripped plagiarized a story he wrote. It may have been the OVA Munto.

He was too injured to stand trial. After a month of healing, it's finally determined he's able to stand trial.

>sit

He can barely move on his own lol. He literally cannot feed himself or wipe his own ass. He's going to be strapped to the Hannibal Lecter board and go on trial like that.

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Then starve him to death.That's literally the best cutoff, but still not proper punishment. No death is proper punishment. Drain all his family's money to keep him alive instead.

>After a month of healing

year*

Right or wrong you can't deny he did what he believed in.

>punishing his innocent family for what he did
Why do Japs do this?

You average Zig Forumsnon wishes they had the balls to burn down Trigger.

>innocent family
>literally bred an otaku arsonist

And failed, just look at him, not healthy and not death, the worst case scenario.

What are the family guilty of?
Forced labor would be better, but with 3x people dead... I guess he is gonna get zapped.

We will never forget his heroic sacrifice.

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They learned from China.

>During the Ming (1368–1644) and Qing (1644–1912) Dynasties, the breadth of family extermination was increased. Under the Hongwu Emperor (r. 1368 – 98), those committing rebellion and treason were punished by having their parents, grandparents, brethren (by birth, as well as "sworn brothers"), children, grandchildren, those living with the criminal regardless of surname, uncles and the children of brethren put to death, as well as death for the rebels themselves by slow slicing or lingchi.[15][16] The number of sentences during the Ming were higher than that of the Tang,[17][18] due to the policy of "showing mercy beneath the sword" (Chinese: 刀下留情), while females were given the choice to become slaves rather than be killed. A rare case was Fang Xiaoru (1357–1402), whose students and friends were also executed as the 10th family by the Yongle Emperor (r. 1402 – 1424), the only case where "ten exterminations" was officially sentenced and carried out. The punishment by family extermination during the Qing Dynasty was a direct imitation of the regulation under the Ming.[19]

This guy was a master troll. People in the past had bigger balls than anyone alive today. There should be an anime adaptation regarding this.