| Because for the show to be interesting they have to have something to thrive, i guess. Does it make sense? No. |
| Are you really that dumb, or asking the most stupid questions and pretending you don't understand the plot is some kind of a meme/trolling now? |
ame-furiAug 17, 2020 11:48 AM
| That's because he was going to give up on living, and also succumb to his fate of doing things he doesn't agree with (removing bugs), but she woke him up. She also reminds him of Mikey, someone he really liked and feels guilty about not helping. Then there's also how she herself is a bug, so he wants so see how she would live inside the system. And finally because he has a personal connection with her (as companions). But seriously, Kaburagi says it so many times: "I was saved by her!"; I don't know how you can miss it. |
TadanoMariAug 18, 2020 1:36 AM
ThreadFazer said: Is this another Old man and Children romance bullsht? Im so sick of those. I need some good anime without a weird fetish. What? There are no sings of romance between them. It's more like father-daughter relationship. |
| lol Kaburagi is inspired by Natsume it seems but ye i do not know if its just inspiration at this point since there maybe love too? that age gap though |
Emo-Trash said: I might've missed something, but why is Kaburagi investing so much into Natsume? Natsume was a bug but she wasn't caught. Kabu wanted to see what she would be like, and he realised that the humans were stronger than he ever thought, and he grew to love her. |
 my life was made with mematic. |
| Kaburagi and I can relate in wanting to smash bugs, that's for sure |
| This anime shit is addictive |
| It has everything to do with what she symbolizes as a person - a spirit of free thought, self-determination, bravery under fire in combat, resilience, dutiful work ethic, self-sacrifice, and of resistance to a system which seems preordained and refusal to acquiesce to the bred and ingrained pessimism and fatalism of the system's other subjects. I imagine to Kaburagi most of the other cyborgs and conditioned humans seem like totally dead inside dispirited slaves. He doesn't agree with the system or its aims so at first he was just using her as a proxy to see how far someone else who refused to bow down in spite of their programming could fight back and push the system. Maybe just for cynical entertainment at first without any real hope or expectation behind it. And then he vicariously began experiencing a sense of hope and possibility. There are minor indications of liking her as a person apart from that, as a friend or teammate and possibly in a paternal way - he wants to protect her selfless innocence and naivete since he knows well she doesn't have the full picture of the extent of what she's up against. But what's portrayed in the progression of the series seems to suggest those feelings developed more recently. He first came to respect her as a person for what she represented and only after that developed more personal attachments. |
WatchTillTandavaSep 3, 2020 2:42 AM
| Who wouldn't care about genki shoujo waifu? |
| I'm glad I'm not the only one. I know Natsume reminds him of his past and tragedy of his old friends, but I don't see it was enough, for him to be so obsessed to her. |
| I'm too weird to live but much too rare to die. |
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