I think there are too many lines about mentally retarded people in anime, so let’s count a few:

1

When people are killed, they die

——Emiya Shirou's "Fate"

The logic is completely impeccable, but if you think about it carefully, this is probably not nonsense, except that you two-dimensional people can resurrect from the dead and reincarnate in another world. , in realistic works, which person can survive well after being killed?

However...here, in order to increase Saber's magic power and ultimately win, Shirou is determined to let Saber take out the scabbard. In theory, it is a passionate and slightly tragic scene...

2

Suicide is equivalent to killing yourself

——Edogawa Conan "Detective Conan"

Although I can probably understand his mentality and what he wants to express , but if you only read it literally, it will inevitably make people feel uneasy. So it is said to be suicide. Naturally, it means killing yourself, what else?

3

If you don’t want to die, live on

——Tendou Kikunojo's "Black Bullet"

This animation opens only one minute later , there are such shocking lines, coupled with the scenes, it is really difficult not to feel a sense of substitution, and be nervous and excited along with the protagonist.

However, wait a moment, let us calm down and think about this line. Although there is no problem with the logic behind it, if you don’t want to die, you must live to achieve it. Otherwise, it is difficult to have a second line. Three ways of being.

4

If you drive at a speed of fifty kilometers per hour, you can drive exactly fifty kilometers in one hour

——Miyauchi Renka's "Easy Everyday King"

The logic of this sentence is just like "According to research, every 60 seconds of breathing will reduce your life span by 1 minute." It is impeccable but people can't help but complain.

But if you explain it forcefully, I guess it means that the local people are sparsely populated, the folk customs are simple, and there are almost no traffic jams, so they can reach the speed just right.

5

I don’t know everything, I only know what I know

——Hanekawa Tsubasa’s "Monogatari Series"

Called by Aliangliang Muli as the "God-chosen monitor" and "the monitor among monitors", this is a standard top student, with a clear mind and keen insight, as if he knows everything.

Such a famous line is convoluted and awkward when used alone, but I don’t know why, but once I think about it being said by the squad leader, it makes perfect sense...

The voice is loud~

These lines can be said to lower my IQ. The above is purely a personal opinion.