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May 12, 10:10 AM
#1
An entire episode dedicated on humanizing the rape-murderer from episode 1, culminating in having his past rape-target treating his wounds. That's a new low in all of the Boku no Hero Academia-universe. I'm waiting for some of you fanboys to try and rationalize this episode, and just a heads up: Hitler also experienced some tragic stuff that turned him into who he became, but we're not going around telling stories about "poor, sad Adi". This episode did that for the rape-murderer. @mods: This thread is pointed criticism against the latest episode, please don't close it again, otherwise you have to remove this anime from the website if we cannot talk about what it shows, thx. |
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May 12, 10:32 AM
#3
Reply to Mr_Sai
damn bro thats crazy 🗿🗿🗿


@Mr_Sai - criticism against normalizing rape-murder - replying with bait-accusation ok |
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May 12, 10:46 AM
#4
MyllerPhiem said: @Mr_Sai - criticism against normalizing rape-murder - replying with bait-accusation ok point of wiew you🗿🗿: ![]() |
May 12, 11:50 AM
#6
Reply to ropiel
What happened to this website.
@ropiel Someone trying to seriously discuss anime. Shocking, I know. |
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May 12, 12:04 PM
#7
I wouldn't call it an entire episode 🤔 more like the one scene. Also showing someone's point of view isn't excusing it or anything close. Just showing how they got there. You're free to dislike how that's done |
May 12, 12:05 PM
#8
Also jumping to a Hitler analogy isn't helping you. An episode of an anime is equivalent to one of the most cruel people in human history? Really? |
May 12, 12:21 PM
#9
Reply to Dukino
Also jumping to a Hitler analogy isn't helping you. An episode of an anime is equivalent to one of the most cruel people in human history? Really?
@Dukino Read my posting again. Your attempt at dismissing it by misportraying it isn't clever. This episode didn't just show how someone got there, it tried to humanize the rape-murderer, and why did we need to see this? That's where my Hitler-comparison comes in. What would it matter to see Hitler's tragic past that made him into a hurtful monster murdering 6 million jews? What this anime tried was to make the audience evoke sympathy for the needles-guy, "awww, he had such a sad past". Fuck that. There's always an explanation for why evil people become evil, nobody is born evil. But we usually don't and shouldn't sympathize with that past, because it never excuses the present. And it definitely doesn't excuse to force the almost-rape victim to treat her attacker's wounds. That's fucked up. |
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May 12, 12:45 PM
#10
Reply to MyllerPhiem
@Dukino Read my posting again. Your attempt at dismissing it by misportraying it isn't clever.
This episode didn't just show how someone got there, it tried to humanize the rape-murderer, and why did we need to see this? That's where my Hitler-comparison comes in. What would it matter to see Hitler's tragic past that made him into a hurtful monster murdering 6 million jews? What this anime tried was to make the audience evoke sympathy for the needles-guy, "awww, he had such a sad past". Fuck that. There's always an explanation for why evil people become evil, nobody is born evil. But we usually don't and shouldn't sympathize with that past, because it never excuses the present. And it definitely doesn't excuse to force the almost-rape victim to treat her attacker's wounds. That's fucked up.
This episode didn't just show how someone got there, it tried to humanize the rape-murderer, and why did we need to see this? That's where my Hitler-comparison comes in. What would it matter to see Hitler's tragic past that made him into a hurtful monster murdering 6 million jews? What this anime tried was to make the audience evoke sympathy for the needles-guy, "awww, he had such a sad past". Fuck that. There's always an explanation for why evil people become evil, nobody is born evil. But we usually don't and shouldn't sympathize with that past, because it never excuses the present. And it definitely doesn't excuse to force the almost-rape victim to treat her attacker's wounds. That's fucked up.
@MyllerPhiem actually I think it's very clever so sounds like a you problem. Again comparing this to Hitler isn't helping your case. You sound deranged. Nothing was excused. Just shown how he got to where he is. If you interpreted it as them going that far that's on you |
May 12, 12:46 PM
#11
Reply to Dukino
@MyllerPhiem actually I think it's very clever so sounds like a you problem. Again comparing this to Hitler isn't helping your case. You sound deranged.
Nothing was excused. Just shown how he got to where he is. If you interpreted it as them going that far that's on you
Nothing was excused. Just shown how he got to where he is. If you interpreted it as them going that far that's on you
@Dukino Having the rape-victim treat her rapist's wounds is okay to you? |
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May 12, 1:03 PM
#12
"you have to remove it remove it from the website" lame thread tourist op nothing to see here. a guy can't separate fiction from reality. |
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May 12, 1:30 PM
#13
This is my first ever post on MAL, and I just want to say THANK YOU! I'm glad to know I wasn't the only person who thought that was fucked up. keep on keeping on. |
May 12, 1:48 PM
#14
Get rid of this thread lmfaooo, I can't believe for a single second you unironically think this guy is even close to Hitler's level. We *haven't* had a redemption for him yet, we've only seen why he acts this way and why he's so close to his friends. "Rape-murderer"? Actually he's an "attempted" case here, he didn't actually do it. Does that make it less bad? Fuck yes. Is it still a terrible thing? Of course, but if someone works hard enough they can be forgiven. Soga will hopefully get a redemption arc worth a bag of crisps later down the line, what did you want Pop Step to do? Watch him bleed out or some shit? Pah, hardly gives the guy a chance for forgiveness. YOU as an audience are the problem if you think the point of this episode was to justify his behaviour - it just showed his backstory, and camaraderie amongst other ostracised people. He will undoubtedly grow as a character given time, potentially to the point where he can be forgiven. I want to point out this episode also gave us Stain's backstory, I don't see you out here criticizing that and going "what are they trying to do? justify his descent into insanity?" Please do yourself a favour, and grow a pair. Or perhaps... watch something else? Yeah that sounds better, just fuck off if you can't handle adult topics in a fictional show. Have fun with the PreCure series dickwad. |
May 12, 2:05 PM
#15
How YOU cannot stand to just not beeing heard and spouting Rage-Bait. Yeah. We know. Go away, dude. |
May 12, 2:11 PM
#16
Reply to TheNoo
Get rid of this thread lmfaooo, I can't believe for a single second you unironically think this guy is even close to Hitler's level. We *haven't* had a redemption for him yet, we've only seen why he acts this way and why he's so close to his friends. "Rape-murderer"? Actually he's an "attempted" case here, he didn't actually do it. Does that make it less bad? Fuck yes. Is it still a terrible thing? Of course, but if someone works hard enough they can be forgiven.
Soga will hopefully get a redemption arc worth a bag of crisps later down the line, what did you want Pop Step to do? Watch him bleed out or some shit? Pah, hardly gives the guy a chance for forgiveness.
YOU as an audience are the problem if you think the point of this episode was to justify his behaviour - it just showed his backstory, and camaraderie amongst other ostracised people. He will undoubtedly grow as a character given time, potentially to the point where he can be forgiven. I want to point out this episode also gave us Stain's backstory, I don't see you out here criticizing that and going "what are they trying to do? justify his descent into insanity?"
Please do yourself a favour, and grow a pair. Or perhaps... watch something else? Yeah that sounds better, just fuck off if you can't handle adult topics in a fictional show. Have fun with the PreCure series dickwad.
Soga will hopefully get a redemption arc worth a bag of crisps later down the line, what did you want Pop Step to do? Watch him bleed out or some shit? Pah, hardly gives the guy a chance for forgiveness.
YOU as an audience are the problem if you think the point of this episode was to justify his behaviour - it just showed his backstory, and camaraderie amongst other ostracised people. He will undoubtedly grow as a character given time, potentially to the point where he can be forgiven. I want to point out this episode also gave us Stain's backstory, I don't see you out here criticizing that and going "what are they trying to do? justify his descent into insanity?"
Please do yourself a favour, and grow a pair. Or perhaps... watch something else? Yeah that sounds better, just fuck off if you can't handle adult topics in a fictional show. Have fun with the PreCure series dickwad.
@TheNoo You're completely fucked in the head. How much do you hate women? "What should Pop Step have done?" - NOT be the one to reat her rapist's wounds! There were two other people there. And stop talking about "adult topics" when your first reaction to this one is "LMFAOOOO!!!1". |
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May 12, 2:20 PM
#17
@TheNoo @Dukino Comparing an anime to any war criminal, especially Hitler of all people, is actually crazy. This guy is fucking insane. Sure it's weird with what they did in the show, but if it bothers you that much, you probably shouldn't be watching anime in the first place, or any piece of fiction at that matter. OP, why don't you back to your mommy, let her cradle you, put a bib on you, and go drink from her left tit again. I think it's time to take a rest and put the phone down bro. |
May 12, 3:04 PM
#18
wtf you talking about who is this guy did i watch different vigilante mha? is bro talking about standal? |
May 12, 3:20 PM
#19
an1sXD said: wtf you talking about who is this guy did i watch different vigilante mha? is bro talking about standal? nah fr tho, I have no idea what everyone is talking about |
May 12, 3:31 PM
#20
YadisBatman said: an1sXD said: wtf you talking about who is this guy did i watch different vigilante mha? is bro talking about standal? nah fr tho, I have no idea what everyone is talking about i went back to ep 1 turns out it was the porcupine dude lmao comparing that guy to hitler is crazy the fact that this tourist think the ep is dedicated to him and not standal is crazy this tourist can't even separate reality from fiction bro didn't even rape no one lmao this tourist ass is mad cus pop step treated his wounds the fact he is calling her a rape victim lol when ??? comparing an attempted rapist with world most cruel person mass murdered and tortured 6m people maybe he even raped some of them is next level mental retardation |
an1sXDMay 12, 3:37 PM
May 12, 3:48 PM
#21
how is this thread still up 💀 |
May 12, 3:58 PM
#22
This anime sucks and it has since episode 1. It feels like a fanfic. Everybody is accountable for their actions and it doesn’t matter what their past is. |
May 12, 4:20 PM
#23
MyllerPhiem said: An entire episode dedicated on humanizing the rape-murderer from episode 1, culminating in having his past rape-target treating his wounds. That's a new low in all of the Boku no Hero Academia-universe. I'm waiting for some of you fanboys to try and rationalize this episode, and just a heads up: Hitler also experienced some tragic stuff that turned him into who he became, but we're not going around telling stories about "poor, sad Adi". This episode did that for the rape-murderer. @mods: This thread is pointed criticism against the latest episode, please don't close it again, otherwise you have to remove this anime from the website if we cannot talk about what it shows, thx. Dawg you’ve put berserk down as one of your favourite mangas as well as Eren and Light as your favourite character be fucking for real |
May 12, 4:25 PM
#24
The amount of tourist in the anime community since 2020 is making nuanced conversations about anime impossible because they can’t separate reality from fiction. Fiction is THE PLACE to play devils advocate. Of course many anime can and have crossed “that line” but this isn’t one of those cases. being mad that popstep didn’t let her ATTEMPTED grapist bleed out to death is kinda wild. Some kid that I got into a fight with in college tried to choke me cause of some bullsh*t but I wouldn’t let them bleed out in front of me lmao |
May 12, 4:27 PM
#25
I think it's a valid criticism, but also a misguided one. But first, let's stop with this ad Hitlerum — there's absolutely no equivalence, and it trivializes a serious issue The central idea of the episode isn't exactly to "make you feel sympathy for Soga", but to open a discussion about what the role of a hero truly is, and what separates vigilantes from Stain. The main argument is that heroes don't exist to make moral judgments on their own or decide who lives or dies — their role is to save, no matter who it is (just like a doctor does) — because People are, most of the time, much more than just the good or bad things they do, people are much more "gray" than the black-and-white worldview Stain sees. Soga exists here precisely as an example of that. Now, if you say that "using a rapist as an example might be going too far," I would partly agree. But the episode isn't a "redemption arc for Soga", I don't think that seem like it, at least not to me. it's just the starting of... something I Think? Secondly, I'd argue that while it's a bold narrative choice, it doesn't automatically invalidate the story. Sometimes we forget that Endeavor committed coercive eugenics, domestic abuse, and raped Rei (YES, if you actually paid attention to Dabi's flashback episode, you would realize this). But even that can't automatically be a barrier to developing a character — we need time to see how the Vigilantes' author is going to handle it. Most villains are horrible people with tragic pasts, but the fact that they did something terrible by itself doesn't prevent a story from working with them narratively. The problem isn't WHAT, the problem is HOW the story chooses to do it, If you had said "I didn't like how he handled it in this episode" that would be a fair criticism and would make much more sense than making an ad Hitlerum. |
AjaxxexxMay 12, 4:35 PM
May 13, 12:11 AM
#26
Spoder-Thing said: MyllerPhiem said: An entire episode dedicated on humanizing the rape-murderer from episode 1, culminating in having his past rape-target treating his wounds. That's a new low in all of the Boku no Hero Academia-universe. I'm waiting for some of you fanboys to try and rationalize this episode, and just a heads up: Hitler also experienced some tragic stuff that turned him into who he became, but we're not going around telling stories about "poor, sad Adi". This episode did that for the rape-murderer. @mods: This thread is pointed criticism against the latest episode, please don't close it again, otherwise you have to remove this anime from the website if we cannot talk about what it shows, thx. Dawg you’ve put berserk down as one of your favourite mangas as well as Eren and Light as your favourite character be fucking for real don't forget hisoka as well |
May 13, 12:43 AM
#27
You started watching anime yesterday??? You're just overreacting and calling a rapist that random character that tried to mock Pop Step in the first chapter lmao. |
May 13, 1:26 AM
#28
Technically they just wanted to forcibly take the nudes of a middle-schooler and post them on the internet, so it would be a different charge. |
May 13, 1:53 AM
#29
May 13, 3:22 AM
#30
Reply to an1sXD
YadisBatman said:
nah fr tho, I have no idea what everyone is talking about
an1sXD said:
wtf you talking about who is this guy did i watch different vigilante mha? is bro talking about standal?
wtf you talking about who is this guy did i watch different vigilante mha? is bro talking about standal?
nah fr tho, I have no idea what everyone is talking about
i went back to ep 1 turns out it was the porcupine dude lmao comparing that guy to hitler is crazy
the fact that this tourist think the ep is dedicated to him and not standal is crazy
this tourist can't even separate reality from fiction
bro didn't even rape no one lmao
this tourist ass is mad cus pop step treated his wounds the fact he is calling her a rape victim lol when ???
comparing an attempted rapist with world most cruel person mass murdered and tortured 6m people maybe he even raped some of them is next level mental retardation
@an1sXD You have no literary comprehension skills at all, impressive. I didn't compere Soga and Hitler. I compared your treatment of both. Nobody would look at Hitler's tragic past and go "awwww, poor Adolf". Because no matter his past, it doesn't excuse his later crimes. But that's what this anime-episode did with Soga: "awww, poor Soga got treated badly in his past. He couldn't help becoming a villain. And now he's wounded, let's have him be treated by the girl he planned to rape in episode 1. Redemption!!!11". If you can't see how all of this is fucked up, I can only assume you're a dumb person. No offense. |
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May 13, 3:23 AM
#31
Reply to Spoder-Thing
MyllerPhiem said:
An entire episode dedicated on humanizing the rape-murderer from episode 1, culminating in having his past rape-target treating his wounds.
That's a new low in all of the Boku no Hero Academia-universe.
I'm waiting for some of you fanboys to try and rationalize this episode, and just a heads up: Hitler also experienced some tragic stuff that turned him into who he became, but we're not going around telling stories about "poor, sad Adi". This episode did that for the rape-murderer.
@mods: This thread is pointed criticism against the latest episode, please don't close it again, otherwise you have to remove this anime from the website if we cannot talk about what it shows, thx.
An entire episode dedicated on humanizing the rape-murderer from episode 1, culminating in having his past rape-target treating his wounds.
That's a new low in all of the Boku no Hero Academia-universe.
I'm waiting for some of you fanboys to try and rationalize this episode, and just a heads up: Hitler also experienced some tragic stuff that turned him into who he became, but we're not going around telling stories about "poor, sad Adi". This episode did that for the rape-murderer.
@mods: This thread is pointed criticism against the latest episode, please don't close it again, otherwise you have to remove this anime from the website if we cannot talk about what it shows, thx.
Dawg you’ve put berserk down as one of your favourite mangas as well as Eren and Light as your favourite character be fucking for real
@Spoder-Thing How is that related to this thread? |
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May 13, 3:24 AM
#32
Reply to Cobalt-Blue
The amount of tourist in the anime community since 2020 is making nuanced conversations about anime impossible because they can’t separate reality from fiction. Fiction is THE PLACE to play devils advocate. Of course many anime can and have crossed “that line” but this isn’t one of those cases. being mad that popstep didn’t let her ATTEMPTED grapist bleed out to death is kinda wild. Some kid that I got into a fight with in college tried to choke me cause of some bullsh*t but I wouldn’t let them bleed out in front of me lmao
@Cobalt-Blue YOU are the tourist. And you talking about "nuanced conversation" when this thread is already too much for you to handle is the highest degree of irony. I keep trying to have nuanced discussion here, but every time fanboys are immediately triggered and go "LFMAO". sigh |
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May 13, 3:25 AM
#33
Reply to Ajaxxexx
I think it's a valid criticism, but also a misguided one. But first, let's stop with this ad Hitlerum — there's absolutely no equivalence, and it trivializes a serious issue
The central idea of the episode isn't exactly to "make you feel sympathy for Soga", but to open a discussion about what the role of a hero truly is, and what separates vigilantes from Stain.
The main argument is that heroes don't exist to make moral judgments on their own or decide who lives or dies — their role is to save, no matter who it is (just like a doctor does) — because People are, most of the time, much more than just the good or bad things they do, people are much more "gray" than the black-and-white worldview Stain sees. Soga exists here precisely as an example of that.
Now, if you say that "using a rapist as an example might be going too far," I would partly agree. But the episode isn't a "redemption arc for Soga", I don't think that seem like it, at least not to me. it's just the starting of... something I Think?
Secondly, I'd argue that while it's a bold narrative choice, it doesn't automatically invalidate the story. Sometimes we forget that Endeavor committed coercive eugenics, domestic abuse, and raped Rei (YES, if you actually paid attention to Dabi's flashback episode, you would realize this).
But even that can't automatically be a barrier to developing a character — we need time to see how the Vigilantes' author is going to handle it.
Most villains are horrible people with tragic pasts, but the fact that they did something terrible by itself doesn't prevent a story from working with them narratively. The problem isn't WHAT, the problem is HOW the story chooses to do it, If you had said "I didn't like how he handled it in this episode" that would be a fair criticism and would make much more sense than making an ad Hitlerum.
The central idea of the episode isn't exactly to "make you feel sympathy for Soga", but to open a discussion about what the role of a hero truly is, and what separates vigilantes from Stain.
The main argument is that heroes don't exist to make moral judgments on their own or decide who lives or dies — their role is to save, no matter who it is (just like a doctor does) — because People are, most of the time, much more than just the good or bad things they do, people are much more "gray" than the black-and-white worldview Stain sees. Soga exists here precisely as an example of that.
Now, if you say that "using a rapist as an example might be going too far," I would partly agree. But the episode isn't a "redemption arc for Soga", I don't think that seem like it, at least not to me. it's just the starting of... something I Think?
Secondly, I'd argue that while it's a bold narrative choice, it doesn't automatically invalidate the story. Sometimes we forget that Endeavor committed coercive eugenics, domestic abuse, and raped Rei (YES, if you actually paid attention to Dabi's flashback episode, you would realize this).
But even that can't automatically be a barrier to developing a character — we need time to see how the Vigilantes' author is going to handle it.
Most villains are horrible people with tragic pasts, but the fact that they did something terrible by itself doesn't prevent a story from working with them narratively. The problem isn't WHAT, the problem is HOW the story chooses to do it, If you had said "I didn't like how he handled it in this episode" that would be a fair criticism and would make much more sense than making an ad Hitlerum.
@Artur_Moreira If next episode, they have Soga and the girl become friends, would agree that that'd be grade S-bs? |
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May 13, 6:15 AM
#34
Average MyllerPhiem bait thread. How this dude hasn't been banned yet is beyond me. |
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May 13, 7:24 AM
#35
To be fair, I too think the characters itself was a douchebag while reading the manga, and watching the anime made me remember just how I didn't like his writing. He becomes a very interesting character later on, but the way he behave at the beginning of the story literally cannot make me synphatize with him - to the point where I think he wasn't initially tought as a recurring character. |
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May 13, 8:18 AM
#36
Reply to voltwaffle
Average MyllerPhiem bait thread. How this dude hasn't been banned yet is beyond me.
@voltwaffle For what reason? Trying to seriously discuss anime, instead of the usual "omg this episode was soooo cool!!11" ? |
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May 13, 8:29 AM
#37
MyllerPhiem said: @voltwaffle For what reason? Trying to seriously discuss anime, instead of the usual "omg this episode was soooo cool!!11" ? Being overly antagonistic with your opinion and demanding people justify an opposing opinion is the definition of bait. |
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May 13, 11:22 AM
#38
MyllerPhiem said: @an1sXD You have no literary comprehension skills at all, impressive. I didn't compere Soga and Hitler. I compared your treatment of both. Nobody would look at Hitler's tragic past and go "awwww, poor Adolf". Because no matter his past, it doesn't excuse his later crimes. But that's what this anime-episode did with Soga: "awww, poor Soga got treated badly in his past. He couldn't help becoming a villain. And now he's wounded, let's have him be treated by the girl he planned to rape in episode 1. Redemption!!!11". If you can't see how all of this is fucked up, I can only assume you're a dumb person. No offense. shut your ass up and start fucking separating reality from fiction soga did nothing wrong and his actions is 0.0000001% of what hitler did am gonna report your post i hope they close it again |
May 13, 1:26 PM
#40
Reply to voltwaffle
MyllerPhiem said:
@voltwaffle For what reason? Trying to seriously discuss anime, instead of the usual "omg this episode was soooo cool!!11" ?
@voltwaffle For what reason? Trying to seriously discuss anime, instead of the usual "omg this episode was soooo cool!!11" ?
Being overly antagonistic with your opinion and demanding people justify an opposing opinion is the definition of bait.
@voltwaffle No, it's the definition of "discussion". |
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May 13, 1:27 PM
#41
Reply to an1sXD
MyllerPhiem said:
@an1sXD You have no literary comprehension skills at all, impressive.
I didn't compere Soga and Hitler. I compared your treatment of both. Nobody would look at Hitler's tragic past and go "awwww, poor Adolf". Because no matter his past, it doesn't excuse his later crimes. But that's what this anime-episode did with Soga: "awww, poor Soga got treated badly in his past. He couldn't help becoming a villain. And now he's wounded, let's have him be treated by the girl he planned to rape in episode 1. Redemption!!!11".
If you can't see how all of this is fucked up, I can only assume you're a dumb person. No offense.
@an1sXD You have no literary comprehension skills at all, impressive.
I didn't compere Soga and Hitler. I compared your treatment of both. Nobody would look at Hitler's tragic past and go "awwww, poor Adolf". Because no matter his past, it doesn't excuse his later crimes. But that's what this anime-episode did with Soga: "awww, poor Soga got treated badly in his past. He couldn't help becoming a villain. And now he's wounded, let's have him be treated by the girl he planned to rape in episode 1. Redemption!!!11".
If you can't see how all of this is fucked up, I can only assume you're a dumb person. No offense.
shut your ass up and start fucking separating reality from fiction soga did nothing wrong and his actions is 0.0000001% of what hitler did am gonna report your post i hope they close it again
@an1sXD I'M NOT COMPARING WHAT HITLER AND SOGA DID YOU DUMB PERSON. I'M COMPARING THE REACTION TO THEIR CRIMES! WHY CAN'T YOU READ?! |
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May 13, 1:29 PM
#42
In case a mod comes to this thread: I'm trying to have serious debate, just like with many of my past threads, and just like then, trolls are coming in here to ignore the point of criticism and instead spam drive-by low-effort posts in order to shut down discussion. Please don't punish me or close this thread and instead punish those trolls. Why can't we have good, serious debates on MAL-forums about the anime we're watching? :( |
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May 13, 2:10 PM
#43
voltwaffle said: Average MyllerPhiem bait thread. How this dude hasn't been banned yet is beyond me. I've been wondering the same for months now. |
May 13, 4:07 PM
#44
Reply to MyllerPhiem
@Dukino Read my posting again. Your attempt at dismissing it by misportraying it isn't clever.
This episode didn't just show how someone got there, it tried to humanize the rape-murderer, and why did we need to see this? That's where my Hitler-comparison comes in. What would it matter to see Hitler's tragic past that made him into a hurtful monster murdering 6 million jews? What this anime tried was to make the audience evoke sympathy for the needles-guy, "awww, he had such a sad past". Fuck that. There's always an explanation for why evil people become evil, nobody is born evil. But we usually don't and shouldn't sympathize with that past, because it never excuses the present. And it definitely doesn't excuse to force the almost-rape victim to treat her attacker's wounds. That's fucked up.
This episode didn't just show how someone got there, it tried to humanize the rape-murderer, and why did we need to see this? That's where my Hitler-comparison comes in. What would it matter to see Hitler's tragic past that made him into a hurtful monster murdering 6 million jews? What this anime tried was to make the audience evoke sympathy for the needles-guy, "awww, he had such a sad past". Fuck that. There's always an explanation for why evil people become evil, nobody is born evil. But we usually don't and shouldn't sympathize with that past, because it never excuses the present. And it definitely doesn't excuse to force the almost-rape victim to treat her attacker's wounds. That's fucked up.
@MyllerPhiem you have fucking floch as your pfp lmfao |
May 13, 5:15 PM
#45
Reply to Noahbudoa
@MyllerPhiem you have fucking floch as your pfp lmfao
@Noahbudoa Why is that such a gotcha for some of you idiots? :/ "You have a Guts-pfp!" |
If you haven't watched "Fantastic Children", don't talk about "best anime". Thank you. |
May 13, 5:20 PM
#46
>Floch PFP Opinion Ignored |
May 13, 6:14 PM
#47
Hmm, weird. Yesterday you attacked me for writing that people shouldn't have any complaints about censoring Pop's outfit a little. You wrote that these are just drawings and fictional characters and that I should go to therapy. Suddenly you're a defender of justice? Does it not bother you anymore that these aren't real people? Why are you analyzing it if it's just ''drawings''? Suddenly drawings aren't drawings? Lol Do you see your hypocrisy or do you have some kind of split personality? |
May 13, 7:59 PM
#48
"I think this is very inappropriate. What do you guys think?" is discussion. "THIS IS ABSOLUTE BULLSHIT! FANBOYS, DEFEND YOURSELVES!" is ragebait. You've been doing this for years and getting your threads closed all the time. The slightest bit of introspection would have done wonders here. Also, aren't you like 40? Way too old to be acting like this. |
Controversial opinions toku>anime SnK was always overrated and the ending is unparalleled trash One Piece is a masterpiece MHA is the best superhero comic on the market Rush is the greatest rock band of all time |
May 13, 11:03 PM
#49
" an entire episode dedicated to humanizing the rape murderer!!! " based |
May 14, 12:22 AM
#50
The whole episode highlighted how different Stendhal’s sense of justice was compared to the main characters’. While he tried to kill absolutely everyone who had once been a villain, they just knocked them out each time instead. It also showed how mentally unhinged he had become by the end. If you seriously think this episode was more about the spikes guy than about Stendhal, I’m sorry, but you’re probably watching a different show. |
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