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| Does anyone know the name of composition, that plays in the end of episode? |
| Interesting to bring Religion into play like this, those other countries have to be extremely desperate to resort to such actions. I wonder if the show will go into why they are forced to go to such lengths. |
| "Truth is always a delusion." - Friedrich Dürrenmatt |
| the main reason reason why i found this series is because i happened to have found the Simoun ost. As i'm listening to the most saddest song on there called (Yuukei no Kumo) and writing my last comment on the show, i'm bidding Simoun farewell. i've decided to drop this series cuz it's taking forever for the story to show itself. from episodes 1-6, they always seem to be going somewhere on ship...but where to? seems like they're just wandering in places with all the drama that's going on in the ship. and there's just way too many characters. i like the leads (especially Aer) but not enough show time for them. meh, maybe i'll come back to Simoun if theres nothing else to watch. but dam it, the ost was soooo good and made me cry. i guess the pace of the story is just too slow. |
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billybob300c said: Just keep watching, why are you complaining about not knowing things if they weren't explained yet? Geez.the main reason reason why i found this series is because i happened to have found the Simoun ost. As i'm listening to the most saddest song on there called (Yuukei no Kumo) and writing my last comment on the show, i'm bidding Simoun farewell. i've decided to drop this series cuz it's taking forever for the story to show itself. from episodes 1-6, they always seem to be going somewhere on ship...but where to? seems like they're just wandering in places with all the drama that's going on in the ship. and there's just way too many characters. i like the leads (especially Aer) but not enough show time for them. meh, maybe i'll come back to Simoun if theres nothing else to watch. but dam it, the ost was soooo good and made me cry. i guess the pace of the story is just too slow. |
| wasn't expecting that suicide bombing and the ambassadors all killed themselves wut. |
| Well that peace conference flopped I wonder why the foreign priestesses killed themselves and the ambassadors. Was it to frame Simulacrum? |
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| Things really heated up in this episode, wasn't expecting that priestess to go and commit suicide like that. And Neviril stands up and confronts Aaeru about becoming her pair, sweet! |
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| Aah, the feels! This was great. I didn't expect the peace conference to go like that, though I knew that something had to happen to bring Aaeru and Neviril together. There was a nice progression from the girls talking with the priestess casually to her suddenly turning on them. From the opponents' view I can see how they thought it's a good idea, a peace conference indeed if you manage to destroy the best weapons of the opposing nation. In that sense it wasn't a great strategic choice to have all the simoun in the same place in the first place, let alone where the peace conference was held. |
| Angulus detonated in order to stop the Simoun from being used in war, because its a sacrilege . Angulus and the other 2 Plumbob priestesses are martyrs. |
| Dat crazy ending! I was hoping the Priestess would be a new addition to the cast. Didn't make sense that the Priestesses didn't shoot everyone in the room since it's best to take out the important people too. And was it just me, or did the look on the enemy leaders faces suggest they had no idea what was going on? (or maybe just didn't plan on getting killed) How convenient that Chor Tempest's Simouns were the only ones unscathed *wink wink* Nevi finally got her groove back! |
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