86--EIGHTY-SIX (light novel)
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May 23, 2021 1:40 AM
#101
Neion4ty7 said: DiabloMask said: So according to Raiden, the Alba are fully dependent on the 86 in the battle and will get screwed if they stopped fighting, which makes no sense, because who in their right mind would depend on someone who could turn against them at any moment! But I guess those 86 turned out to be good people, so it worked out somehow. Honestly at first I had the impression that the Alba had an actual army but threw the 86 to the front lines as guinea pigs, I hope they have a good explanation for this in the next episodes. The main army was obliterated in the 1st year (more accurately few months) of the war with the legion. Survivors either were sent to camps(not alba), decided to keep fighting like theos first commander or were given higher positions in the military (but with no real power like lenas father and uncle) they technically still have an army as you can see from the lazy fucks always drinking and shit but they rarely train at all as most were recruited in order to round up the non Alba initially or joined after that. They do have a mine field and thousands of artillery batteries(most don't end up working due to low maintenance and dud rounds) in case the 86 do fail. On paper they have an army but reliable isn't a word i'd use to describe them especially since they expect the legion to shutdown in 2 years as per their programming and the fall of the giad empire. The reason the alba have become reliant on the 86 is because the 1st few generations fought with the hope of having their families be sent back into the walls, which was a lie but the 86 probably werent 100% sure until probably Reis generation of conscripts and so by now the alba have no reason to think the 86 will just sit and die since the first few waves of 86 fought for their families and shit and they just expect the same. Interesting, this all was explained in the series, right? I remember the stuff about Legion getting shut down in 2 years but not much about the rest (maybe I should rewatch it). It makes sense now, thanks for the explanation. |
May 23, 2021 1:49 AM
#102
DiabloMask said: Neion4ty7 said: DiabloMask said: So according to Raiden, the Alba are fully dependent on the 86 in the battle and will get screwed if they stopped fighting, which makes no sense, because who in their right mind would depend on someone who could turn against them at any moment! But I guess those 86 turned out to be good people, so it worked out somehow. Honestly at first I had the impression that the Alba had an actual army but threw the 86 to the front lines as guinea pigs, I hope they have a good explanation for this in the next episodes. The main army was obliterated in the 1st year (more accurately few months) of the war with the legion. Survivors either were sent to camps(not alba), decided to keep fighting like theos first commander or were given higher positions in the military (but with no real power like lenas father and uncle) they technically still have an army as you can see from the lazy fucks always drinking and shit but they rarely train at all as most were recruited in order to round up the non Alba initially or joined after that. They do have a mine field and thousands of artillery batteries(most don't end up working due to low maintenance and dud rounds) in case the 86 do fail. On paper they have an army but reliable isn't a word i'd use to describe them especially since they expect the legion to shutdown in 2 years as per their programming and the fall of the giad empire. The reason the alba have become reliant on the 86 is because the 1st few generations fought with the hope of having their families be sent back into the walls, which was a lie but the 86 probably werent 100% sure until probably Reis generation of conscripts and so by now the alba have no reason to think the 86 will just sit and die since the first few waves of 86 fought for their families and shit and they just expect the same. Interesting, this all was explained in the series, right? I remember the stuff about Legion getting shut down in 2 years but not much about the rest (maybe I should rewatch it). It makes sense now, thanks for the explanation. Im not sure if all this was mentioned in the anime, at least the part about the 1st few generations which in the LN showed Shins father>mother>rei get drafted wasnt in the anime but it might come up next ep or so.But yeah the 2 year thing and the army being rolled at the start were mentioned i believe. |
Neion4ty7May 23, 2021 1:53 AM
May 23, 2021 2:28 AM
#103
Right after the fireworks excitement, in the middle of the republic festival. The unbeliavable long-range Legion bombardment happened again as they took the previous assault mission hardly. Its causing another undeniable casualties to the spearhead squadron side. By using the same pattern like before, and creating more background to the important side characters, the episode once again revealed the true story between eighty-six and the republic. How 86 also had the same scum, and how the alba will always be a scum. Double scums surrounding the spearhead squadron, unfortunately. Also, how the 'unit replacement' is not the actual replacement. Then, how the 1st battle district become their last served to die, the execution grounds. And then, how the terms just a complete bullcrap for all of them, the smart ass senior of eighty-six. As Raiden said, while getting more time to talk about it. That's the reason of why they still fight, the source of their pride. Surviving is the only matter they can reconsider, in the middle of the battlefield uncertainty. Will you still remember them all? Meanwhile, far away in the battle grounds, looks like Legion had a new kind of mecha, beside the previous long-range artillery, making the whole situation seems more complicated, than ever.... |
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May 23, 2021 2:31 AM
#104
Fazzan- said: This isn’t even AOTS though Fazzan- said: its easily turning out to be AOTSThis isn’t even AOTS though |
May 23, 2021 2:38 AM
#105
Neion4ty7 said: DiabloMask said: Neion4ty7 said: DiabloMask said: So according to Raiden, the Alba are fully dependent on the 86 in the battle and will get screwed if they stopped fighting, which makes no sense, because who in their right mind would depend on someone who could turn against them at any moment! But I guess those 86 turned out to be good people, so it worked out somehow. Honestly at first I had the impression that the Alba had an actual army but threw the 86 to the front lines as guinea pigs, I hope they have a good explanation for this in the next episodes. The main army was obliterated in the 1st year (more accurately few months) of the war with the legion. Survivors either were sent to camps(not alba), decided to keep fighting like theos first commander or were given higher positions in the military (but with no real power like lenas father and uncle) they technically still have an army as you can see from the lazy fucks always drinking and shit but they rarely train at all as most were recruited in order to round up the non Alba initially or joined after that. They do have a mine field and thousands of artillery batteries(most don't end up working due to low maintenance and dud rounds) in case the 86 do fail. On paper they have an army but reliable isn't a word i'd use to describe them especially since they expect the legion to shutdown in 2 years as per their programming and the fall of the giad empire. The reason the alba have become reliant on the 86 is because the 1st few generations fought with the hope of having their families be sent back into the walls, which was a lie but the 86 probably werent 100% sure until probably Reis generation of conscripts and so by now the alba have no reason to think the 86 will just sit and die since the first few waves of 86 fought for their families and shit and they just expect the same. Interesting, this all was explained in the series, right? I remember the stuff about Legion getting shut down in 2 years but not much about the rest (maybe I should rewatch it). It makes sense now, thanks for the explanation. Im not sure if all this was mentioned in the anime, at least the part about the 1st few generations which in the LN showed Shins father>mother>rei get drafted wasnt in the anime but it might come up next ep or so.But yeah the 2 year thing and the army being rolled at the start were mentioned i believe. Most of what you said had either been shown, mentioned, or alluded to in the anime. whether it’s the minefields/artillery cannons protecting the republic and their usability (mentioned in episode 6), the alba soldiers, the promises being a lie because their parents took the alba up on their words to restore their family’s rights and citizenship in exchange for service, but that never happened and they were never allowed outside the internment camps. You’re right about the part of shin’s family. That has yet to be adapted, but there’s still 4 episodes, so we’ll see in the upcoming episodes if they include that. |
May 23, 2021 2:46 AM
#106
NoGame_NoLife said: Well there is not only black and white in the real world, there are people of color too. These people are opprossed but also seems to oppress black when they can. But anyway oppressors are always bad. No doubt about that I also like the fact that they don't have victim mentality. And I think it's because it's useless. Their world is set up to kill them no matter what, they resign themselves to their fate. But I think you're wrong on something. It's not about honor, the Pigs want them dead so their ultimate form of rebellion is to stay alive and win. This show is not telling us an heroic story, it's just a death sentence what i mean black and white is not race, but when we see contemporary issues in modern world, we often got presented one sided narrative why A is wrong, B is bad and vice versa while the deeper context of the issue might reveal that A is as bad as B or B is bad for a reason. well you might be right about the honor part, but is till think a battle thrall that still protect their overlord despite all the misshapen are honorable warriors theGodde said: I agree all the stuff from the spearhead squadron's perspective is great however I don't like how they portray the Alba. The only situation where one race is treated so poorly is ethnic hatred, such as with the Nazi's hatred of the Jews. However there has been no attempt to explain or rationalise the Abla's hatred of the 86. I think these days we get so much material on the victims of racism, but nothing on the perpetrators, which often have even more complex and deep motives. Not all Nazis hated the Jews, but they all pretended they did because of underlying social tension. There is no social tension here. Lena can casually support the 86 and everyone just gives her looks of pity, as if she's trying to help robot drones. However you don't hate drones. You don't massacre drones for the fun of it. You don't actively kill and toy with your fighting force when it actually puts the war effort in jeopardy. They are trying to go for a Nazi Germany and Soviet Union approach to second class citizens and it doesn't work because they have two different motivations I have a theory that could justify this situation, however I don't want to know it it's correct because then that'll spoil the series for me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfSjs_6MZOQ having a military junta state that hates a particular race is perfectly justifiable however, i do like your idea if there should be better reasoning why Alba hates 86, makes the conflict even more grey |
May 23, 2021 3:17 AM
#107
Drippysid said: Boring boring boring boring af. I don't feel sad for a single character in this show. For you but not for me lol |
May 23, 2021 3:17 AM
#108
another show that was wasted upon the OST creations of Sawano... |
May 23, 2021 3:22 AM
#109
Imagine being killed off for doing your job TOO good. The republic is seriously messed up... [quote=addie1998 message=63244280] Drippysid said: Boring boring boring boring af. I don't feel sad for a single character in this show. Maybe the show isn't trying to make you feel sad for the characters? Do you think every anime aims to make you feel sorry for deaths, especially in the context of a war anime? You need to watch more genres. Look into the bigger picture. |
May 23, 2021 3:49 AM
#110
_MadeInHeaven_ said: NoGame_NoLife said: Well there is not only black and white in the real world, there are people of color too. These people are opprossed but also seems to oppress black when they can. But anyway oppressors are always bad. No doubt about that I also like the fact that they don't have victim mentality. And I think it's because it's useless. Their world is set up to kill them no matter what, they resign themselves to their fate. But I think you're wrong on something. It's not about honor, the Pigs want them dead so their ultimate form of rebellion is to stay alive and win. This show is not telling us an heroic story, it's just a death sentence what i mean black and white is not race, but when we see contemporary issues in modern world, we often got presented one sided narrative why A is wrong, B is bad and vice versa while the deeper context of the issue might reveal that A is as bad as B or B is bad for a reason. well you might be right about the honor part, but is till think a battle thrall that still protect their overlord despite all the misshapen are honorable warriors Oh ok. I thought you were talking about race. Lol they don't fight to protect them, they just fight to live one week more that's it. If they could let the Legion penetrate the country and stay alive, I bet they would do that honestly. A lot of people get fooled by how bright the animation is. If the colors were darker people would easily understand |
May 23, 2021 4:01 AM
#111
My love of this show grows only deeper with every passing episode. "Measured" and "Nuanced" are the words that come to my mind for it... nothing is sensationalized and it's all just beautifully directed. Almost any other season it'd be a shoe-in for AOTS, but the competition is unbelievable right now. |
May 23, 2021 4:06 AM
#112
[quote=Dkmariolink message=63244310]Imagine being killed off for doing your job TOO good. The republic is seriously messed up... addie1998 said: hmm, I agree. But the plot is not progressing. It's just too slow paced for my type.Drippysid said: Boring boring boring boring af. I don't feel sad for a single character in this show. Maybe the show isn't trying to make you feel sad for the characters? Do you think every anime aims to make you feel sorry for deaths, especially in the context of a war anime? You need to watch more genres. Look into the bigger picture. |
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May 23, 2021 4:59 AM
#113
What a quality anime it is! It is getting deeper in every episode. Also it has amazing sound effects. |
May 23, 2021 5:07 AM
#114
_MadeInHeaven_ said: you have to understand that that monologue is not him actually stating how he truly believes things work. That is simply the political rhetoric that the German people are fed by the Nazis in order to philosophise and justify why they think the way they think, despite the fact that the reasons are far more petty and go much deeper. This is a clear example of the nuance that goes with racism, logically you claim to believe one thing, however the real reason you believe such a thing is completely different. NoGame_NoLife said: Well there is not only black and white in the real world, there are people of color too. These people are opprossed but also seems to oppress black when they can. But anyway oppressors are always bad. No doubt about that I also like the fact that they don't have victim mentality. And I think it's because it's useless. Their world is set up to kill them no matter what, they resign themselves to their fate. But I think you're wrong on something. It's not about honor, the Pigs want them dead so their ultimate form of rebellion is to stay alive and win. This show is not telling us an heroic story, it's just a death sentence what i mean black and white is not race, but when we see contemporary issues in modern world, we often got presented one sided narrative why A is wrong, B is bad and vice versa while the deeper context of the issue might reveal that A is as bad as B or B is bad for a reason. well you might be right about the honor part, but is till think a battle thrall that still protect their overlord despite all the misshapen are honorable warriors theGodde said: I agree all the stuff from the spearhead squadron's perspective is great however I don't like how they portray the Alba. The only situation where one race is treated so poorly is ethnic hatred, such as with the Nazi's hatred of the Jews. However there has been no attempt to explain or rationalise the Abla's hatred of the 86. I think these days we get so much material on the victims of racism, but nothing on the perpetrators, which often have even more complex and deep motives. Not all Nazis hated the Jews, but they all pretended they did because of underlying social tension. There is no social tension here. Lena can casually support the 86 and everyone just gives her looks of pity, as if she's trying to help robot drones. However you don't hate drones. You don't massacre drones for the fun of it. You don't actively kill and toy with your fighting force when it actually puts the war effort in jeopardy. They are trying to go for a Nazi Germany and Soviet Union approach to second class citizens and it doesn't work because they have two different motivations I have a theory that could justify this situation, however I don't want to know it it's correct because then that'll spoil the series for me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfSjs_6MZOQ having a military junta state that hates a particular race is perfectly justifiable however, i do like your idea if there should be better reasoning why Alba hates 86, makes the conflict even more grey the main reason why I believe the Alba need more reason is because this show is trying to be grounded and realistic (not with the science and the mechs, but with the characters and plot. And having a comically evil race of people really took me personally out of the show. My core belief is that you can empathise with anyone if you take the time to understand how and why they think and act the way they do. So when I see these paper motives it really irritates me because it's fundamentally reductive to human nature |
May 23, 2021 5:33 AM
#115
theGodde said: you have to understand that that monologue is not him actually stating how he truly believes things work. That is simply the political rhetoric that the German people are fed by the Nazis in order to philosophise and justify why they think the way they think, despite the fact that the reasons are far more petty and go much deeper. This is a clear example of the nuance that goes with racism, logically you claim to believe one thing, however the real reason you believe such a thing is completely different. the main reason why I believe the Alba need more reason is because this show is trying to be grounded and realistic (not with the science and the mechs, but with the characters and plot. And having a comically evil race of people really took me personally out of the show. My core belief is that you can empathise with anyone if you take the time to understand how and why they think and act the way they do. So when I see these paper motives it really irritates me because it's fundamentally reductive to human nature no sorry, i was referring to San Magnolia govt not the Alba people i think that the average Alba people does not care about 86 since they mainly believe that Juggernauts are pilotless mechs, and the young people in the military were taught that they are humanoid pigs that fails evolving to human. It does perfectly fit the narrative of Nazi, in order to create an obedient citizen you have to propagate that your ideals were able to subdue the great evil. |
May 23, 2021 5:42 AM
#116
May 23, 2021 5:53 AM
#117
_MadeInHeaven_ said: and thus we have come full circletheGodde said: you have to understand that that monologue is not him actually stating how he truly believes things work. That is simply the political rhetoric that the German people are fed by the Nazis in order to philosophise and justify why they think the way they think, despite the fact that the reasons are far more petty and go much deeper. This is a clear example of the nuance that goes with racism, logically you claim to believe one thing, however the real reason you believe such a thing is completely different. the main reason why I believe the Alba need more reason is because this show is trying to be grounded and realistic (not with the science and the mechs, but with the characters and plot. And having a comically evil race of people really took me personally out of the show. My core belief is that you can empathise with anyone if you take the time to understand how and why they think and act the way they do. So when I see these paper motives it really irritates me because it's fundamentally reductive to human nature no sorry, i was referring to San Magnolia govt not the Alba people i think that the average Alba people does not care about 86 since they mainly believe that Juggernauts are pilotless mechs, and the young people in the military were taught that they are humanoid pigs that fails evolving to human. It does perfectly fit the narrative of Nazi, in order to create an obedient citizen you have to propagate that your ideals were able to subdue the great evil. I disagree that the young Alban serviceman would treat the 86 in that way if they did not have some grudge or agenda. If they treated them simply as humanoid drones, then their constant mishandling of the 86 for the sole purpose of being evil and mean spirited towards them doesn't make any sense. If they simply viewed them as humanoid drones, then why are they spending most of their time actively undermining the war effort for the sake of persecuting the 86? |
May 23, 2021 6:03 AM
#118
theGodde said: _MadeInHeaven_ said: and thus we have come full circletheGodde said: you have to understand that that monologue is not him actually stating how he truly believes things work. That is simply the political rhetoric that the German people are fed by the Nazis in order to philosophise and justify why they think the way they think, despite the fact that the reasons are far more petty and go much deeper. This is a clear example of the nuance that goes with racism, logically you claim to believe one thing, however the real reason you believe such a thing is completely different. the main reason why I believe the Alba need more reason is because this show is trying to be grounded and realistic (not with the science and the mechs, but with the characters and plot. And having a comically evil race of people really took me personally out of the show. My core belief is that you can empathise with anyone if you take the time to understand how and why they think and act the way they do. So when I see these paper motives it really irritates me because it's fundamentally reductive to human nature no sorry, i was referring to San Magnolia govt not the Alba people i think that the average Alba people does not care about 86 since they mainly believe that Juggernauts are pilotless mechs, and the young people in the military were taught that they are humanoid pigs that fails evolving to human. It does perfectly fit the narrative of Nazi, in order to create an obedient citizen you have to propagate that your ideals were able to subdue the great evil. I disagree that the young Alban serviceman would treat the 86 in that way if they did not have some grudge or agenda. If they treated them simply as humanoid drones, then their constant mishandling of the 86 for the sole purpose of being evil and mean spirited towards them doesn't make any sense. If they simply viewed them as humanoid drones, then why are they spending most of their time actively undermining the war effort for the sake of persecuting the 86? You will have your answer next week. (or at most in 2 weeks) It's nice to see people having interesting conversations regarding 86, but seriously they really need to stop jumping into conclusions too fast based on informations they don't have 100% insight on. |
May 23, 2021 6:12 AM
#119
UTMAN said: theGodde said: _MadeInHeaven_ said: theGodde said: you have to understand that that monologue is not him actually stating how he truly believes things work. That is simply the political rhetoric that the German people are fed by the Nazis in order to philosophise and justify why they think the way they think, despite the fact that the reasons are far more petty and go much deeper. This is a clear example of the nuance that goes with racism, logically you claim to believe one thing, however the real reason you believe such a thing is completely different. the main reason why I believe the Alba need more reason is because this show is trying to be grounded and realistic (not with the science and the mechs, but with the characters and plot. And having a comically evil race of people really took me personally out of the show. My core belief is that you can empathise with anyone if you take the time to understand how and why they think and act the way they do. So when I see these paper motives it really irritates me because it's fundamentally reductive to human nature no sorry, i was referring to San Magnolia govt not the Alba people i think that the average Alba people does not care about 86 since they mainly believe that Juggernauts are pilotless mechs, and the young people in the military were taught that they are humanoid pigs that fails evolving to human. It does perfectly fit the narrative of Nazi, in order to create an obedient citizen you have to propagate that your ideals were able to subdue the great evil. I disagree that the young Alban serviceman would treat the 86 in that way if they did not have some grudge or agenda. If they treated them simply as humanoid drones, then their constant mishandling of the 86 for the sole purpose of being evil and mean spirited towards them doesn't make any sense. If they simply viewed them as humanoid drones, then why are they spending most of their time actively undermining the war effort for the sake of persecuting the 86? You will have your answer next week. (or at most in 2 weeks) It's nice to see people having interesting conversations regarding 86, but seriously they really need to stop jumping into conclusions too fast based on informations they don't have 100% insight on. there is only one possible explanation that could justify the seemingly conflicting nature of the Alba, and that is if the Legion are actually being used by the Alba as a means of maintaining control if that's not true, then I can't forsee any other development that could retroactively fix the characters. They could explore the characters in future episodes and flesh them out, but that wouldn't change the exaggerated and comically evil behaviour of the Alba in previous episodes |
May 23, 2021 6:29 AM
#120
theGodde said: UTMAN said: theGodde said: _MadeInHeaven_ said: and thus we have come full circletheGodde said: you have to understand that that monologue is not him actually stating how he truly believes things work. That is simply the political rhetoric that the German people are fed by the Nazis in order to philosophise and justify why they think the way they think, despite the fact that the reasons are far more petty and go much deeper. This is a clear example of the nuance that goes with racism, logically you claim to believe one thing, however the real reason you believe such a thing is completely different. the main reason why I believe the Alba need more reason is because this show is trying to be grounded and realistic (not with the science and the mechs, but with the characters and plot. And having a comically evil race of people really took me personally out of the show. My core belief is that you can empathise with anyone if you take the time to understand how and why they think and act the way they do. So when I see these paper motives it really irritates me because it's fundamentally reductive to human nature no sorry, i was referring to San Magnolia govt not the Alba people i think that the average Alba people does not care about 86 since they mainly believe that Juggernauts are pilotless mechs, and the young people in the military were taught that they are humanoid pigs that fails evolving to human. It does perfectly fit the narrative of Nazi, in order to create an obedient citizen you have to propagate that your ideals were able to subdue the great evil. I disagree that the young Alban serviceman would treat the 86 in that way if they did not have some grudge or agenda. If they treated them simply as humanoid drones, then their constant mishandling of the 86 for the sole purpose of being evil and mean spirited towards them doesn't make any sense. If they simply viewed them as humanoid drones, then why are they spending most of their time actively undermining the war effort for the sake of persecuting the 86? You will have your answer next week. (or at most in 2 weeks) It's nice to see people having interesting conversations regarding 86, but seriously they really need to stop jumping into conclusions too fast based on informations they don't have 100% insight on. there is only one possible explanation that could justify the seemingly conflicting nature of the Alba, and that is if the Legion are actually being used by the Alba as a means of maintaining control if that's not true, then I can't forsee any other development that could retroactively fix the characters. They could explore the characters in future episodes and flesh them out, but that wouldn't change the exaggerated and comically evil behaviour of the Alba in previous episodes Well it's an interesting hypothesis I'll give you that. I'm not going to tell you whether you are right or wrong. If you listened to Raiden. Not all Alba is evil. Some of them REALLY don't approve this. Most of them are just don't really care whatever happens to the 86-ers as long as it doesn't affect them. Basically there is a phisical war, but there is also a "morality" war between the Alba and 86-ers. What makes you human? This is going to be very basic and the whole picture is more complex than this but bare with me: Like the Alba thinks that they are more Human than the 86-ers because of blood, purity and origin. etc etc. While the 86-ers way of thinking, is this is not what makes you. You are the pigs, we are human. We are the ones protecting/dying/bleeding for the country and not you. Also if the 86-ers would let the legion trough, and let the Republic die, the Alba inside would easily post-justify their stance on the 86 and act like they are the victim there. |
May 23, 2021 6:40 AM
#121
UTMAN said: theGodde said: UTMAN said: theGodde said: _MadeInHeaven_ said: and thus we have come full circletheGodde said: you have to understand that that monologue is not him actually stating how he truly believes things work. That is simply the political rhetoric that the German people are fed by the Nazis in order to philosophise and justify why they think the way they think, despite the fact that the reasons are far more petty and go much deeper. This is a clear example of the nuance that goes with racism, logically you claim to believe one thing, however the real reason you believe such a thing is completely different. the main reason why I believe the Alba need more reason is because this show is trying to be grounded and realistic (not with the science and the mechs, but with the characters and plot. And having a comically evil race of people really took me personally out of the show. My core belief is that you can empathise with anyone if you take the time to understand how and why they think and act the way they do. So when I see these paper motives it really irritates me because it's fundamentally reductive to human nature no sorry, i was referring to San Magnolia govt not the Alba people i think that the average Alba people does not care about 86 since they mainly believe that Juggernauts are pilotless mechs, and the young people in the military were taught that they are humanoid pigs that fails evolving to human. It does perfectly fit the narrative of Nazi, in order to create an obedient citizen you have to propagate that your ideals were able to subdue the great evil. I disagree that the young Alban serviceman would treat the 86 in that way if they did not have some grudge or agenda. If they treated them simply as humanoid drones, then their constant mishandling of the 86 for the sole purpose of being evil and mean spirited towards them doesn't make any sense. If they simply viewed them as humanoid drones, then why are they spending most of their time actively undermining the war effort for the sake of persecuting the 86? You will have your answer next week. (or at most in 2 weeks) It's nice to see people having interesting conversations regarding 86, but seriously they really need to stop jumping into conclusions too fast based on informations they don't have 100% insight on. there is only one possible explanation that could justify the seemingly conflicting nature of the Alba, and that is if the Legion are actually being used by the Alba as a means of maintaining control if that's not true, then I can't forsee any other development that could retroactively fix the characters. They could explore the characters in future episodes and flesh them out, but that wouldn't change the exaggerated and comically evil behaviour of the Alba in previous episodes Well it's an interesting hypothesis I'll give you that. I'm not going to tell you whether you are right or wrong. If you listened to Raiden. Not all Alba is evil. Some of them REALLY don't approve this. Most of them are just don't really care whatever happens to the 86-ers as long as it doesn't affect them. Basically there is a phisical war, but there is also a "morality" war between the Alba and 86-ers. What makes you human? This is going to be very basic and the whole picture is more complex than this but bare with me: Like the Alba thinks that they are more Human than the 86-ers because of blood, purity and origin. etc etc. While the 86-ers way of thinking, is this is not what makes you. You are the pigs, we are human. We are the ones protecting/dying/bleeding for the country and not you. Also if the 86-ers would let the legion trough, and let the Republic die, the Alba inside would easily post-justify their stance on the 86 and act like they are the victim there. I'm fine with the way the 86 were handled, it is very nuanced and relatable. However the Alba were missing one major element from what you have described, and that is a realistic spectrum of opinion. The show has only shown us evil, ignorant, or apathetic people so far, with only the main girl actually giving a shit. As for the Alba believing they are more human, that's fine. There is a historical precedent for this so we can see how it should play out. The issue is there is a big gap between "the 86 are lesser beings that should serve us" to "the 86 are so much lower than us that persecuting and putting them in their place is a priority beyond winning the war". And again, there is only one precedent for this, and that is Nazi Germany. And in order to achieve such a mindset they created a culture of fear and control. However the Alba appear to be fairly free-thinking. I can't see any signs of political rhetoric and oppression against the 86 because most people don't even know they exist. When you raise people with our modern morals (which is what the Alba appear to have), and then inform them that the drone army is actually piloted by real people and to treat them like robots, at least 90% of us would react in some way like the main protagonist. I find it unrealistic that every other person we've met is either apathetic or evil. |
May 23, 2021 6:50 AM
#122
theGodde said: UTMAN said: theGodde said: UTMAN said: theGodde said: _MadeInHeaven_ said: and thus we have come full circletheGodde said: you have to understand that that monologue is not him actually stating how he truly believes things work. That is simply the political rhetoric that the German people are fed by the Nazis in order to philosophise and justify why they think the way they think, despite the fact that the reasons are far more petty and go much deeper. This is a clear example of the nuance that goes with racism, logically you claim to believe one thing, however the real reason you believe such a thing is completely different. the main reason why I believe the Alba need more reason is because this show is trying to be grounded and realistic (not with the science and the mechs, but with the characters and plot. And having a comically evil race of people really took me personally out of the show. My core belief is that you can empathise with anyone if you take the time to understand how and why they think and act the way they do. So when I see these paper motives it really irritates me because it's fundamentally reductive to human nature no sorry, i was referring to San Magnolia govt not the Alba people i think that the average Alba people does not care about 86 since they mainly believe that Juggernauts are pilotless mechs, and the young people in the military were taught that they are humanoid pigs that fails evolving to human. It does perfectly fit the narrative of Nazi, in order to create an obedient citizen you have to propagate that your ideals were able to subdue the great evil. I disagree that the young Alban serviceman would treat the 86 in that way if they did not have some grudge or agenda. If they treated them simply as humanoid drones, then their constant mishandling of the 86 for the sole purpose of being evil and mean spirited towards them doesn't make any sense. If they simply viewed them as humanoid drones, then why are they spending most of their time actively undermining the war effort for the sake of persecuting the 86? You will have your answer next week. (or at most in 2 weeks) It's nice to see people having interesting conversations regarding 86, but seriously they really need to stop jumping into conclusions too fast based on informations they don't have 100% insight on. there is only one possible explanation that could justify the seemingly conflicting nature of the Alba, and that is if the Legion are actually being used by the Alba as a means of maintaining control if that's not true, then I can't forsee any other development that could retroactively fix the characters. They could explore the characters in future episodes and flesh them out, but that wouldn't change the exaggerated and comically evil behaviour of the Alba in previous episodes Well it's an interesting hypothesis I'll give you that. I'm not going to tell you whether you are right or wrong. If you listened to Raiden. Not all Alba is evil. Some of them REALLY don't approve this. Most of them are just don't really care whatever happens to the 86-ers as long as it doesn't affect them. Basically there is a phisical war, but there is also a "morality" war between the Alba and 86-ers. What makes you human? This is going to be very basic and the whole picture is more complex than this but bare with me: Like the Alba thinks that they are more Human than the 86-ers because of blood, purity and origin. etc etc. While the 86-ers way of thinking, is this is not what makes you. You are the pigs, we are human. We are the ones protecting/dying/bleeding for the country and not you. Also if the 86-ers would let the legion trough, and let the Republic die, the Alba inside would easily post-justify their stance on the 86 and act like they are the victim there. I'm fine with the way the 86 were handled, it is very nuanced and relatable. However the Alba were missing one major element from what you have described, and that is a realistic spectrum of opinion. The show has only shown us evil, ignorant, or apathetic people so far, with only the main girl actually giving a shit. As for the Alba believing they are more human, that's fine. There is a historical precedent for this so we can see how it should play out. The issue is there is a big gap between "the 86 are lesser beings that should serve us" to "the 86 are so much lower than us that persecuting and putting them in their place is a priority beyond winning the war". And again, there is only one precedent for this, and that is Nazi Germany. And in order to achieve such a mindset they created a culture of fear and control. However the Alba appear to be fairly free-thinking. I can't see any signs of political rhetoric and oppression against the 86 because most people don't even know they exist. When you raise people with our modern morals (which is what the Alba appear to have), and then inform them that the drone army is actually piloted by real people and to treat them like robots, at least 90% of us would react in some way like the main protagonist. I find it unrealistic that every other person we've met is either apathetic or evil. Well. To be fair we didn't really meat any noteworthy Alba, just some minor ones. Like there is Lena, her Uncle (he despises something but it's not the 86. Hopefully we will get this in next episode), Anette (she also has some secrets). Not any of them were "evil" as you say. Also we met some foot soilders that were assholes. For the second part, about raising people with modern morals, same again. KKK still active in the US where people actually believe that black people are sub-human. In my country there are a lot of people despise Romani people. Younger Alba are really brainwashed. They do think that all people should have freedom etc. But the problem is 86-ers are not human in their eyes. There is a really good quite from the LN “No country would ever consider it an act of evil to deny a pig human rights. Therefore, if you were to define someone speaking a different tongue, someone of a different color, someone of a different heritage as a pig in human form, any oppression, persecution, or atrocity you might inflict upon them would never be regarded as cruel or inhumane.” |
May 23, 2021 7:20 AM
#123
UTMAN said: theGodde said: UTMAN said: theGodde said: UTMAN said: theGodde said: _MadeInHeaven_ said: and thus we have come full circletheGodde said: you have to understand that that monologue is not him actually stating how he truly believes things work. That is simply the political rhetoric that the German people are fed by the Nazis in order to philosophise and justify why they think the way they think, despite the fact that the reasons are far more petty and go much deeper. This is a clear example of the nuance that goes with racism, logically you claim to believe one thing, however the real reason you believe such a thing is completely different. the main reason why I believe the Alba need more reason is because this show is trying to be grounded and realistic (not with the science and the mechs, but with the characters and plot. And having a comically evil race of people really took me personally out of the show. My core belief is that you can empathise with anyone if you take the time to understand how and why they think and act the way they do. So when I see these paper motives it really irritates me because it's fundamentally reductive to human nature no sorry, i was referring to San Magnolia govt not the Alba people i think that the average Alba people does not care about 86 since they mainly believe that Juggernauts are pilotless mechs, and the young people in the military were taught that they are humanoid pigs that fails evolving to human. It does perfectly fit the narrative of Nazi, in order to create an obedient citizen you have to propagate that your ideals were able to subdue the great evil. I disagree that the young Alban serviceman would treat the 86 in that way if they did not have some grudge or agenda. If they treated them simply as humanoid drones, then their constant mishandling of the 86 for the sole purpose of being evil and mean spirited towards them doesn't make any sense. If they simply viewed them as humanoid drones, then why are they spending most of their time actively undermining the war effort for the sake of persecuting the 86? You will have your answer next week. (or at most in 2 weeks) It's nice to see people having interesting conversations regarding 86, but seriously they really need to stop jumping into conclusions too fast based on informations they don't have 100% insight on. there is only one possible explanation that could justify the seemingly conflicting nature of the Alba, and that is if the Legion are actually being used by the Alba as a means of maintaining control if that's not true, then I can't forsee any other development that could retroactively fix the characters. They could explore the characters in future episodes and flesh them out, but that wouldn't change the exaggerated and comically evil behaviour of the Alba in previous episodes Well it's an interesting hypothesis I'll give you that. I'm not going to tell you whether you are right or wrong. If you listened to Raiden. Not all Alba is evil. Some of them REALLY don't approve this. Most of them are just don't really care whatever happens to the 86-ers as long as it doesn't affect them. Basically there is a phisical war, but there is also a "morality" war between the Alba and 86-ers. What makes you human? This is going to be very basic and the whole picture is more complex than this but bare with me: Like the Alba thinks that they are more Human than the 86-ers because of blood, purity and origin. etc etc. While the 86-ers way of thinking, is this is not what makes you. You are the pigs, we are human. We are the ones protecting/dying/bleeding for the country and not you. Also if the 86-ers would let the legion trough, and let the Republic die, the Alba inside would easily post-justify their stance on the 86 and act like they are the victim there. I'm fine with the way the 86 were handled, it is very nuanced and relatable. However the Alba were missing one major element from what you have described, and that is a realistic spectrum of opinion. The show has only shown us evil, ignorant, or apathetic people so far, with only the main girl actually giving a shit. As for the Alba believing they are more human, that's fine. There is a historical precedent for this so we can see how it should play out. The issue is there is a big gap between "the 86 are lesser beings that should serve us" to "the 86 are so much lower than us that persecuting and putting them in their place is a priority beyond winning the war". And again, there is only one precedent for this, and that is Nazi Germany. And in order to achieve such a mindset they created a culture of fear and control. However the Alba appear to be fairly free-thinking. I can't see any signs of political rhetoric and oppression against the 86 because most people don't even know they exist. When you raise people with our modern morals (which is what the Alba appear to have), and then inform them that the drone army is actually piloted by real people and to treat them like robots, at least 90% of us would react in some way like the main protagonist. I find it unrealistic that every other person we've met is either apathetic or evil. Well. To be fair we didn't really meat any noteworthy Alba, just some minor ones. Like there is Lena, her Uncle (he despises something but it's not the 86. Hopefully we will get this in next episode), Anette (she also has some secrets). Not any of them were "evil" as you say. Also we met some foot soilders that were assholes. For the second part, about raising people with modern morals, same again. KKK still active in the US where people actually believe that black people are sub-human. In my country there are a lot of people despise Romani people. Younger Alba are really brainwashed. They do think that all people should have freedom etc. But the problem is 86-ers are not human in their eyes. There is a really good quite from the LN “No country would ever consider it an act of evil to deny a pig human rights. Therefore, if you were to define someone speaking a different tongue, someone of a different color, someone of a different heritage as a pig in human form, any oppression, persecution, or atrocity you might inflict upon them would never be regarded as cruel or inhumane.” I'm curious now, do the general population of Alba know the 86 exist (and just not that they're piloting the mechs). Because I don't think it has quite been elaborated yet. also humans think for themselves. You can call a black man a pig, and many people will still decide they deserve human rights based off their own process of thought. Universal brainwashing doesn't work. In every country you will find intolerant people. In the middle east, Jews are hated by muslims to the point that comparing someone to a Jew is considered the worst possible insult imaginable. And that manifests in their culture and literature, as well as the way in which they talk about Jews. Meanwhile the 86 just seem apathetic in attitude, which contrasts the way they treat the 86, which is incredibly intolerant and hateful. anyway, I feel like I'm saying the same thing over and over again in different words. TLDR; from what has been shown so far, the Alba are portrayed with two conflicting concepts of racism mixing in, which to me makes it feel strange and jarring. I hope it changes in the future. That is all |
May 23, 2021 7:21 AM
#124
Lena faced with more hard truths of the situation regarding the spearhead squadron. There's no help coming, nothings on the way to make things better. Lena uncle the General is blowing massive amounts of smoke saying they'll get replacements soon. That's so tough to hear, any 86 that survive for those five years get sent to the frontlines to die. No other reason for them being there except to fall so they don't actually become free. Its a horrible situation which is something I feel like I've said a few times during this show. The spearhead squadron know they're just sent to die but choose to fight onwards regardless because despite their treatment from the Alba they know there's good and bad people all around. Its not as simple as Alba bad and 86 good. This whole society is fucked up in every direction so better for the 86 to choose their own deaths at the very least. The Legion are getting more advanced with their weaponry making the clock tick faster. |
May 23, 2021 7:38 AM
#125
theGodde said: I'm curious now, do the general population of Alba know the 86 exist (and just not that they're piloting the mechs). Because I don't think it has quite been elaborated yet. also humans think for themselves. You can call a black man a pig, and many people will still decide they deserve human rights based off their own process of thought. Universal brainwashing doesn't work. In every country you will find intolerant people. In the middle east, Jews are hated by muslims to the point that comparing someone to a Jew is considered the worst possible insult imaginable. And that manifests in their culture and literature, as well as the way in which they talk about Jews. Meanwhile the 86 just seem apathetic in attitude, which contrasts the way they treat the 86, which is incredibly intolerant and hateful. anyway, I feel like I'm saying the same thing over and over again in different words. TLDR; from what has been shown so far, the Alba are portrayed with two conflicting concepts of racism mixing in, which to me makes it feel strange and jarring. I hope it changes in the future. That is all I'm cutting the rest of the quotes because it was just getting bigger and bigger. They know they exist, but they don't think them as human. Also you need to understand that at this moment we live in quite a "nice" world in real life. I mean there has not been a single war between major powers etc. The world of 86 is different. It's war time, they are losing. Many of the colorata are people from the Giad Empire who is attacking them with the Legion. So the situation is kinda similar to post WW1 Germany and WW2. Well I hope the show will change your opinion on it for the better. Cheers dude. |
UTMANMay 23, 2021 7:57 AM
May 23, 2021 7:57 AM
#126
Fuck man, the intro already had me crying. Fantastic and really sad episode once again. Directing is phenomenal once again, especially when they were flashing between the spearheads getting killed and them playing with sparklers... I am sad. Shin smiling almost everytime he feels his brother is creepily sad, it's like he's hoping to be killed by the legion that has his brother's brain. But, luckily Lena is pulling him back. Lena sending them fireworks was so sweet. But, that talk while Lena was in the party was like death flags for all of spearhead man, that was so sad, "Will you remember us?". Well, the truth is out, they all are in fact intended to die there. That is fucked, how is Lena gonna do anything about this? Aaaaah! I am so tempted to read the LN, really starting to love this show a lot. Raiden's monologue was amazing though, he was speaking facts. I'd rather die fighting. Really looking forward to the next episode! |
May 23, 2021 8:22 AM
#127
This is like watching 2 couples in a long distance relationship lol. I dont think the show is supposed to make us feel bad for the characters that die but wants us to understand the situation they are in, at least for the characters that are getting the focus, cause I swear if Shin or Anju dies I am cracking heads (at least Milize is safe). Im not really the type of person to act better than the ones doing me wrong, I go with the saying *an eye for an eye* so if I were in said situation I woulda just let the rascals duke it out while I get to rest in peace, taking them down with me doesnt sound so bad, realistically speaking, since Im already in what is presumed to be the gateways to hell. But eh this is anime, most of the times main chars are supposed to be holier than thous so lets see where this goes, pretty sure a lot of 86 members will survive this anyways. While I aint convinced with their reason for fighting a messed up battle with nothing good in return for them, I want to see how they will survive this and what happens, also Shin and Milize meeting, they will meet eventually... right... |
May 23, 2021 11:13 AM
#128
I started this last night. This is probably one of the best looking shows by A1-Pictures, though the 3D CGI is still lamentable. I do quite like the depiction of an evil republic. Too often, modern fiction glorifies democracy, white washing how corrupt it actually is, with the institution mainly serving to hide who the real decision makers are. The only other piece of Japanese fiction I've seen where the republic weren't the good guys was LoGH. The show has a lot of the band die, but so far almost all of them have been fodders who had pretty much zero screentime. Only Dariya had any decent amount of screentime. I think it's obvious that the 5 characters on the poster are going to be safe for most of the show (plus they're the only members of the band with any screentime). It seems pretty obvious that the show is going to end with the former territory of Galdia being given to the surviving 86/minority population of the republic, establishing their own country. Pretty much all of their land will be an urban wasteland (good luck trying to get investment to rebuild it!), but at least it will probably be better than living in the republic. The only way I can see them staying in the republic is if there is a military coup that reforms the republic, but so far it doesn't seem like there are a lot of dissatisfied officers in the republic, let alone sympathizers among the populace. I am rather annoyed by the show's occasional delve into oscar bait crying anime territory, where you have overdramatic scenes of the girl crying and running and being emo with melodramatic music playing, but it's nowhere near as bad as Violet Evergarden and its ilk. |
May 23, 2021 11:21 AM
#129
There is still a lot of mystery but I really wanted everything to work out in difficult battles. |
May 23, 2021 12:02 PM
#130
Neion4ty7 said: addie1998 said: Neion4ty7 said: its 3rd on that one while being 1st in scifi anime ranking. Which of these sites is bigger, do they have one which is like their version of MAL in overall userbase share? I kinda am interested in using a Japanese equivalent of MAL just to see how their opinions differ, I already do this for VNs(which are what i mainly read now) and its nice seeing the contrasting opinion due to both parties growing up with different writing conventions and such. I'm sorry but i have no idea. But based on popularity on that dude site we are currently rank 6. https://www.anikore.jp/chronicle/2021/spring/ac:tv/oc:favoriteCount/ oh wtf 3.4 isnt even bad on that site vivy is only 3.8 this is a favorite list, a different one from what i linked. look at #3. 2.9 rating. ratings compared to this site are all different. look at to the eternity. that is #1 on mal for highest rated this season. it is 4 on that list. vivy is #1 as it should be. Just_Chicken said: Neion4ty7 said: "white guilt anime" leave it up to anglos(lets be honest probably just Americans) to find a reason to make it about them lol. I have never heard this term for this series until the anime adaptation brought more light to the series to the sensitive, overly self-conscious west. Its very unlikely she even had a passing thought about that very american subject while writing this at least in relation to modern white guilt.. Yeah it's so weird. The settings is more close to Nazi Germany than anything. Most of the 86 can be classified as "white" anyway. Obviously they are all white since this is an anime. it was just a comparison. In this case it would be "Hair and eye color" guilt. I don't know how it would compare to germany since this is about a girl having (white) guilt and feeling sorry what is happening to these people. |
May 23, 2021 12:18 PM
#131
Kayle_x_Morgana said: Obviously they are all white since this is an anime. it was just a comparison. In this case it would be "Hair and eye color" guilt. I don't know how it would compare to germany since this is about a girl having (white) guilt and feeling sorry what is happening to these people. The setting is akin to an officer in the Nazi German army, who realize that the Holocaust was wrong, but couldn't do anything. She has a good reason to feel bad because the oppression is happening, not something happened some generations ago. |
May 23, 2021 1:00 PM
#132
It's getting boring for me because after 7 episodes it feels like we went over the '>battle >soldiers die >goody two-shoes MC gets sad' cycle for pretty much the whole run time, do something more with your story. |
May 23, 2021 1:27 PM
#133
The truth is that they are all going to die |
May 23, 2021 1:46 PM
#135
May 23, 2021 1:49 PM
#136
Deadloked said: Do we have to know what is on anju's back? We know. Whore's daughter |
May 23, 2021 2:06 PM
#137
Thx man i tryed to read it a few times but i couldnt. This means that her mother had her with a Alba? |
May 23, 2021 2:24 PM
#138
Deadloked said: Thx man i tryed to read it a few times but i couldnt. This means that her mother had her with a Alba? Yes. She is half alba. |
May 23, 2021 2:58 PM
#139
heavy episode again, now there are only 4 left. Im curious where this will go, I doubt they will just kill everyone even though thats basically whats happening. It would be incredibly brave storytelling to kill them all off in season 1 and just continue with Milize however. Pretty weird twist too considering most of them werent really close to their 5 years service, I will just accept it I guess. The crazy thing is this came out of nowhere basically, I had a bad feeling after last time but I wasnt expecting them to die just like that. |
"This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
May 23, 2021 4:12 PM
#140
Another damned impressive episode. It's certainly not pulling any punches with the horrors of war,and a form of execution. Don't know about anyone else,but the music and sounds in this anime are probably one of,if not the,best I've ever come across for the anime subject.It just gels so well. And finally a glimpse of one hell of a mean looking piece of machinery. |
May 23, 2021 4:57 PM
#141
May 23, 2021 5:00 PM
#142
May 23, 2021 5:07 PM
#143
Panicked at the violent scene thinking Anju died based on Shin's lips. |
May 23, 2021 5:58 PM
#144
Next episode. Let's go to the final mission. |
May 23, 2021 7:49 PM
#145
The reality of two sides of the same people. One showers you with kindness and the other tortures like a pest. Realizing that is what makes it hard to go against. So the only way is to fight just to live a little longer rather than waiting for the end. |
May 23, 2021 9:07 PM
#146
That was amazing episodes at there are some funny moments in it and the bath scene i thought they are gonna finally show some fanservice but i was mistaken it was to move progress the plot again im honestly glad that there's not even a single fanservice in this show it's been a while since I've watch this kind of series and the big robot at the end....now im really nervous of what's gonna happen next |
May 23, 2021 9:07 PM
#147
really great episode. the pacing and directing was great too imo. while some of the dialogue are close to cheesy its still worth noting that all of them are actually teenager. they still have those "better die in glory than live with regret" spirit. Also its great when the characters understands that while the Republic as a nation is bad, the Albanian as individual not necessarily as bad. they have seen it themselves, and now they feel it too from Lena however small their interaction is. so while they really hated the Albanian they also know there are bad people in 86 too. this kind of humanize both side the only thing that makes me go "huh?" is the shower scene, theres little to no censoring but somehow Anju scars-writing on her back not showed clearly. altho you can sense from that scene she's really insecure about it, so no big deal. |
May 23, 2021 10:45 PM
#148
every episode be hitting different damn. |
just wanna feel wanted by someone other than the police 😫 |
May 23, 2021 11:27 PM
#149
MAL elitist are back at it again trashing this show |
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