Maze puzzle's my ass.Kaito Daimon, an average high schooler is a genius at solving puzzles. As for Einstein, yea he sure couldn't have fulfilled O~rpheus's co~ntract *wiggles fingers ominously* since he probably had more important things to do like revolutionizing physics and challenging centuries of preconceptions on the nature of space and time. In fact the only anime-like element in Orpheus's life I can think of is his murder by religious yandere. The anime seems to be replete with references to Einstein and a bunch of other people who had almost nothing to do with solving closed world, artificial puzzles and at least one person (Orpheus) who has little to do with analytical problem solving in general. In due course, other people with similar physiques and 'enviable' powers will arrive grinning meaninglessly at the screen while striking (what some people construe as) cool macho poses attempting to explain the rules of various inane puzzles in ridiculously pitched voices.
so much time wasted when he could just oryaaaa into supreme intellect and blast Reinhard away with a magical ball of genius energy :/
Yang Wenli must be so vexed that he was not let in on this ultimate intellectual secret poor guy, laying still staring down at the universe for hours on end or walking up and down juggling ideas, meticulously crafting elaborate plans. I expected something like hikaru no go and I got a mind game (NOT) anime in which a scrawny spiky-haired *foams* teenager with a physique suspiciously similar to Monkey D Luffy's solves analytical puzzles with the power of shounen stare and what appears to be the Indian mystic Orpheus (yummy, mythology champloo).
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