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Episode 3 Director's Cut
1:10 The looping corridor scene is far more drawn out in the Director's Cut, which is an amusingly sensible spot to place a time extension. Just like the final observation from last week's episode, fading transitions are replaced with straight cuts.
Unlike previous episodes where they were mostly the same, the subtitles on Crunchyroll have been altered significantly in just the first five minutes. Most of these are small, inconsequential changes like the example below. They even have new subs for the opening theme in the Director's Cut, but not the original. However, since this has nothing to do with the Director's Cut itself, I won't be commenting on them individually (believe me when I say there are enough changes there to fill an entire article).
22:55 Like last week, the overlaying end credits of the original are naturally removed in the Director's Cut. The same for the overlaying opening credits in the next episode/half.
49:05 Just as the killing blow is dealt, Subaru's blood splatters everywhere, But something new did catch my eye right before the curtain dropped. In the Director's Cut, we get a shot of his de-attached eyeball rolling away as well. This was originally updated in the BD version.
We've still got a while to go until we get to the good stuff, so that's it for this week. The drastic change in subtitles did make it very interesting to watch, though.
1:10 The looping corridor scene is far more drawn out in the Director's Cut, which is an amusingly sensible spot to place a time extension. Just like the final observation from last week's episode, fading transitions are replaced with straight cuts.

Unlike previous episodes where they were mostly the same, the subtitles on Crunchyroll have been altered significantly in just the first five minutes. Most of these are small, inconsequential changes like the example below. They even have new subs for the opening theme in the Director's Cut, but not the original. However, since this has nothing to do with the Director's Cut itself, I won't be commenting on them individually (believe me when I say there are enough changes there to fill an entire article).

22:55 Like last week, the overlaying end credits of the original are naturally removed in the Director's Cut. The same for the overlaying opening credits in the next episode/half.
49:05 Just as the killing blow is dealt, Subaru's blood splatters everywhere, But something new did catch my eye right before the curtain dropped. In the Director's Cut, we get a shot of his de-attached eyeball rolling away as well. This was originally updated in the BD version.

We've still got a while to go until we get to the good stuff, so that's it for this week. The drastic change in subtitles did make it very interesting to watch, though.