The Human Crazy University Episode 7 Release Date: The Bigger Conspiracy

We all have heard about crazy experiments and mad scientists who study people and their lives and try to incorporate the observations into their own benefit in research. Moreover, many anime and manga have covered this topic, but this new anime has covered all of it and added the toppings of the crazy murphy law.

For killing his fiancée, Satake Hirofumi is a man in prison facing execution. In addition, he is an “Undeadman” who has made it through numerous bleak circumstances. For this, he has attracted the attention of the “Human Crazy University,” a research center that focuses on humans who get involved in amazing real-life happenings.

Satake tells them about his recollections of his eternal but painful life, as they are now his topic of research. What made him kill his fiancée? A much larger scheme becomes clear as the truth is revealed eventually.

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It is gaining popularity pretty fast, and for all the right reasons, the setting, the narrative, the animation, everything is on point, and it is giving its fellow competitors a run for their money. Only six episodes have been released till now, and many think that they have a hold on the plot yet but little do they know that it is only the tip of the iceberg and the real deal is still hidden beneath.

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The episode starts with Thomas Plateau introducing himself by saying that he has been driving a school bus in a rural area of a Mexican town for twenty years now. Then he starts talking about the weather, saying that it is nice and warm, but it is far away from being safe.

He also states that it isn’t unusual to find a criminal driving a luxurious car around the neighborhood on a sunny day. He says that it is his job to protect the children and then drop them off at their homes. He identifies himself as a vigilant man who is serious about the children’s safety.

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The children say goodbye to him and leave for their home, saying that they will meet him again tomorrow. While he was driving back, he noticed an unconscious man lying in the middle of the street. He goes to check on him and is relieved to see that he is still alive.

But to everyone’s surprise, when the man’s hallucinating point of view is shown, it gets revealed that he is actually a killer that has killed a girl named Chie, who is asking him why he killed her. He screamingly wakes up in Thomas’s bed, and Thomas asks him if he is awake.

Thomas explains the situation to him as he is very confused as to what is happening and asks him how he ended up that way. To which he replies by saying that he fell from an airplane. The fact that he fell from almost a height of 106001 and still survived without a parachute was shocking for everyone and has only been seen once before in the case of an air hostess.

Thomas thinks that he is still confused and is not able to think straight, so he stops with his questionnaire and moves on to tell him to rest and leave. The man starts to get hold of his situation and realizes that even though his bones are broken, he is luckily still alive.

After a few months, he is finally able to get on his own legs with the help of a walking stick, and when he starts to walk around the house, he spots a gun lying on the table along with some frame; seeing that gun gives him flashback of the girl he has supposedly killed.

He starts to pick up the gun and points it at his own head, maybe because of a concise check and guilt of killing another person. However, he is interrupted by Thomas, who reveals that the gun is a fake and is for imitation in times of self-defense.