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Hi all, hope you all are feeling better, here's the second report from Asahi TV about the KyoAni incident

The show opens with showing supportive tweets worldwide
Tim Cook of Apple, The Academy of Academy Awards and a fan's are read
(Several others are seen like Yoshiki of X JAPAN and a football club's (wasnt sure which club))
One of the victims' relatives was interviewed; general idea was anger and sadness at incident + wanting said victim to return home ASAP
KyoAni Studio 1 looks like a burnt out shell
KyoAni CEO: At a glance, 1st floor looks very burnt out despite people in there being lightly injured | People jumping out from 2nd floor, most probably broken bones
Perp attacked by pouring gasoline and then placing a lighter
Perp is 41 years old. from Saitama
Neighbour commented that they hear disturbing sounds (e.g. banging of doors, violent movement of door handle) and words (e.g. "Shut up!", "I'll kill you!") from perp's room often
110 was also called in March 2019 due to TV caster from perp's room being too loud
Perp keep wearing same red tshirt (like in the photo when the perp was arrested)
Only at the Sunday before this incident, it appears that he has moved out of said room as the lights are off and curtains closed
Perp was witnessed sleeping on a bench in a park near KyoAni the day before (like in the photo when the perp was arrested)
8am park, 930am go to gas station 10am leave 1030am KyoAni | 500m between gas station and KyoAni
Perp now in hospitalised, under GA
Nakagawa Shoko commenting on KyoAni and impact on her life (Haruhi cosplay that got viral, acknowledges that KyoAni saved people's life and will probably keep doing so)
Free! Road to the World movie already sold out by fans who want to support KyoAni via watching
Fan explains that supporting KyoAni (like in this manner) is the only thing they can do right now, also hopes that KyoAni people are safe
Shop in Tottori (which is where Free! takes place in) already having donation box; tourism support agency head explaining that while there is not much they can do and have little power over this, they want to help whenever possible and so set up the box
Sentai Fundraiser mentioned again
John Ledford, head of Sentai: "I immediately thought we should do something because Kyoto Animation is one of the biggest influences in Japanese animation. We really want to, you know, express our heartfelt emotions for all of the victims that have, you know, lost their lives, for the families that are affected." [Direct quote here instead of inferences for obvious reasons]
People giving a lot of flowers, praying and grieving outside KyoAni, general sense of sadness and shock (especially since KyoAni is dedciated to making anime for making people happy)
They are from a wide variety of people from different ages and places (both from Japan and from overseas)
One of them has a message saying that he/she watched K-On with his/her child and liked the show.
[Another expert explaining something that I can't seem to catch]
Death toll raised to 34

PS: While it is important to keep the victims in memorium, I too think it is important to smile and laugh a little to keep your brain fresh for better thinking. So, I have included a bunch of CMs that came from these recordings for you all to cheer yourselves up a bit if you like. This time we get a surfing salaryman and lorries with technology that can detect pedestrians so no more isekai maybe? And also, more summer puns!

PPS: Also now I am interested in the possibility of surfing in suits...

Anyway, stay safe, cool headed and #prayforKyoAni

Recording/Editing/Translation: victrock#2298