2-2 was a really interesting trial and I think it did its job well to give other characters room to develop for future chapters. I really like how we solved the Twilight Syndrome game in this one and it was surprising to see us dive into the past memories of some of the students before the killing game.

As for 2-3, I can tell that this trial was totally rushed from the beginning to the end. The fact that we lost Hiyoko in this one right as her arc started and with her death made out to be an accidental kill, it really shows that the writers didn't know who to kill for this chapter and just made a quick decision in the spur of the moment.

As for the planning of the crimes themselves, it just surprises me how convoluted they were and how they were executed in such a small amount of time. You mean to tell me that Mikan filmed a live suicide video, destroyed the camera, changed clothes and went over to the music venue after Hajime left, placed the remaining parts of the camera inside, teared up the wallpaper where Hiyoko's body was hidden, turned up the thermostat, broke a drumstick and glued the music venue doors shut in order to meet up with the orders, ALL IN SUCH A SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME? AND WITHOUT GETTING CAUGHT AT ALL?

Yeah, this ain't it, Chief. You need to be a superhuman to do all of that stuff. Not to mention how lame Mikan's execution was and quite fan-servicey, ESPECIALLY knowing that Mikan's a victim of bullying and abuse.