What Are The Major Conflicts Revealed In BSD Chapter 117?

2026-08-02 22:31:19
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Ulysses
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The central conflict is informational asymmetry. Fukuchi knows everything, has all the power and credibility. The Agency knows the truth but has zero proof and no way to be heard. Every move they make is predicted and used against them. It’s a masterclass in how to dismantle a hero team not with strength, but with perception. The horror isn’t in the fight; it’s in the helplessness.
2026-08-04 12:43:25
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Knox
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Just finished rereading chapter 117 for the third time, and the tensions are so layered now. The obvious clash is between Fukuchi and the Armed Detective Agency, but it's less a direct fight and more about his overwhelming control of the narrative. He's framed them perfectly, and the real conflict is them being hunted by the world while trying to prove a truth no one believes. It's a brutal shift from physical battles to a psychological and societal siege.

What hit me harder was the internal rift within the Agency itself. Kunikida's rigid methodology is cracking under the pressure of protecting his team by any means, which goes against everything he's built. You can see it in his interactions with Atsushi, where the usual chain of command feels strained. The chapter isn't about big power moves; it's about loyalties being stressed past their breaking point under an impossible weight. That quiet moment where Ranpo has to admit he can't instantly solve this was a gut punch.
2026-08-04 17:33:25
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Reagan
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The major conflict is Fukuchi vs. everyone, full stop. His ability is just broken, and the chapter shows how he's several steps ahead, manipulating events on a global scale. The Agency isn't just fighting a person; they're fighting the entire system he's turned against them. It feels hopeless in a way previous arcs haven't.

Also, there's a subtle but important clash of ideologies between what the Agency stands for and the 'greater good' Fukuchi claims to represent. His methods are monstrous, but his goal of ending war? The chapter forces you to sit with that ambiguity. It's not clean hero vs. villain stuff anymore.
2026-08-05 18:15:58
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Logan
Logan
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I kinda disagree with the focus being solely on Fukuchi. To me, 117 highlighted the conflict between duty and family. The Agency members are legally criminals now, so their duty to the law conflicts with their duty to protect each other. Dazai's whole deal in the background—playing his own game separate from the Agency's direct actions—creates this friction too. Are they still a united front, or are fractures starting?

There's also the time pressure conflict. They're not just hiding; they're racing against Fukuchi's next move, which seems to involve the Decay of Angels' larger plan. The chapter ends with this dreadful stillness, like the calm before a storm that might wipe them all out. The setting itself becomes an antagonist.
2026-08-06 19:17:28
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4 Réponses2026-08-02 06:38:00
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