There was a Rick and Morty episode with a similar premise where sapient dinosaurs come to Earth and make things better to the point where Rick resents it and wants them gone.
damn episode 7 got me feelin feelings
Episode 7 goes hard. For a lot of people that's as rough as it gets. For me (if the show makes it this far), around season 3ish there is another yokai backstory that I think hits me harder.
And Diebuster, which wasn't that great. This new robot even looks like something you'd expect from Diebuster or Linebarrels or Captain Earth -- barely defined and overly organic. Combined with the moe/cutesy characters and the storyline that invokes G-Witch, I have very low expectations for this. Who would have thought that Gundam, the franchise that once condemned forced crossdressing and tranny chasers (yes srsly), would have become weeaboo troonslop?
I'm glad I'm not the only one who sees a resemblance to Linebarrels of Iron. It looks like someone hired a huge Linebarrels or Argevollen fan to design a cross between Gundam AGE and Gundam Barbatos. I'll always give a new Gundam series a try, but nothing I've seen about it so far has made me optimistic. Hideaki Anno's involvement in particular is a big red flag for me. I know a lot of people love his stuff, but I haven't liked anything he worked on after Nadia.
What it reminds me of is that thing from Captain Earth. This design philosophy of "as lean and rugged as possible" that originated in the 2000s and has persisted to this day is pure cancer -- they look more like giant monsters rather than robots.
Rebuild 2.0 and 3.0 were good (better than 90s Evangelion), as were the Anima novels. I still hope we someday get a novel or anime or something about the time skip. The big red flags for me are the school setting, boy-meets-girl premise, yuri bait, and cutesy character designs; all those things make any show bad. Ever since G-Witch, it feels like Gundam has been trying to hard to be like the shows that weebs like -- stuff like Eureka 7, Code Geass, and Franxx -- to get zoomers into Gundam, but zoomers are flocking to SEED and UC because those are what's good.
Imagine thinking Eureka 7 and Code Geass are Zoomer mechas. They came out nearly 20 years ago. The oldest zoomers were like fuckin' 6 at the oldest. Your perspective for anime is so out of fuckin' whack lol.
Opinion discarded
Ngl It's funny to me how many people seem to forget that the oldest zoomers are 27 years old and not 17. I would say that Eva is more zoomer than Eureka Seven when it comes to overall fanbase. Evangelion related things are very easy to find on the internet and especially, if we are talking about memes.
It has the emotional weight of the average tragic naruto backstory episode.
TLs done by an ESL, I would rather grind anki and tae kim for months before reading them.
I read the first chapter and yeah it's pretty fun. I hope it doesn't employ the "oh wait it turns out i'm half-monster and monsters can be human too!" or end up pussying out with the "I don't wanna kill the demons" thing that happened in the promised neverland. I genuinely hope it becomes a "total alien death (or expulsion)" story.
Is it actually worth reading? My cousin sent it to me, but I'm not sure I give a shit.
If you think that's bad, you haven't read enough scanlations.
Zoomers are at least still willing to watch Code Geass because it's still widely talked about and is available on streaming. Gen Alpha are the ones who're going to overlook it for "being old".
I saw the chick is a chick immediately, seems like a skill issue to me. Kinda weird to say a story is redpilled then immediately talk about how gender ambiguous the main character is.
Ah, the Helldivers effect. I hope it is just dumb fun, because I want it to stay that thing that sends retards into paroxysms of rage.
As a zoomer with better taste than my peers (not a high bar) this actually is shocking to me. I've put the Gundam Franchise in the 'too hard' pile for a long time, maybe it's time I figure out where to start.
It does make sense, you might simply wanna re-read it, slowly and more carefully this time.
Aizen's plan was to free himself from the rule of the weak, enforced by the strong who deny themselves (see central 46, whose rule is enforced by the strong gotei 13). The vizards were an experiment by aizen. he wanted to see how strong he could get and considered hollowfication (until he learned about the hogyoku). You can think of Aizen as the Übermensch and Urahara as the last man. Why yoruichi can turn into a cat doesn't really matter, I don't see why it would need an explanation in the manga.
What asspulls?
I think you might really wanna re-read the manga.
I have. It's just that broken english takes away the joy of reading manga.
I could almost see the argument for Eureka 7, as it tends to be more family focused despite all the characters being at a minimum double the age of the oldest Zoomers alive at the time.
