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I just wanted to let you know one thing
You said :"Also the fact that the author tried to make it into a lesbian feminist's wet dream makes me upset."
Most people who watched it in dub reach this conclusion, but it's not COOL nor KyoAni's fault, it's the fault of Jamie Marchi, the person in charge of dubbing Lucoa, you can watch here the difference between sub and dub : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrINOumUccA
I just wanted to let you know about it since it changes a lot of things :)
And no, you can't give an example of man vs man where all they made was walls, to counteract hoards of man-eating monsters where one is capable of taking down an entire platoon on their own, and a bite render the only option to turn or commit suicide. And these aren't just walls, they're practically fortresses outfitted with huge iron-clad gates and gears and train system. Or are you telling me they also built interwoven train passages that stretch miles on end in that amount of time too, without being slaughtered by zombies? Because last I checked, they can't even step outside without being attacked.
You may get enjoyment out of playing devil's advocate for so long, but honestly, I'm past of the point of caring since the conversation has yield nothing significant. I don't think either show is good enough to warrant this hefty kind of a discussion, to begin with, since they're both inherently flawed, so I'm going to make very simple, streamlined bullet points.
-Ghouls have smaller numbers than their prey
-Ghouls are hunted by CCG on a daily basis
-Most Ghouls operate under organized rules
-A ghoul can survive off a meal a month
-Kabane has the majority population
-Kabane hunts the humans with no monthly quota
-Kabane has no self-restraint like humans and are shown to kill until they themselves are killed
-When bitten, increases their own population or decrease the humans by forcing them to commit suicide to avoid turning
In what scenario is an uncontrollable group that decreases an already small population while increasing their own more probable to one where the small population is being hunted as fast as they do the actual hunting?
This is a simple numbers game here and you're not on the winning side of this argument.
We are given a dozen ghouls in one district, and when expanded upon, another 2 dozen or so. I'm not the math major here, but the law of averages is something anyone could grasp given the average population for a Japanese district. And you can't simply bypass the fact that given their vastly smaller numbers, and ability to pace themselves means that there's far too many people out there for them to simply eat through them all, that's a ridiculous assumption.
Toyko Ghoul is still not a good show because of this, but it's far more practical than your zombie example, as you literally just indirectly prove my point.
"So if we consider that 1 infected can infect just 1 other person it would take fewer than 33 iterations for the entire population we have at this time to be infected."
Precisely, so where do we get the time to fight off a tidal wave of zombies in order to build giant walled up cities with mechanisms that allow passages for huge locomotives to each? It would take decades to string up that kind of structure the show has, and that would be without the threat of hoards of zombies. And you think this is "more plausible"? If you're really going to showboat your "mathematical background" by making claims that do nothing but indirectly prove my point, then I'm embarrassed for you. Because let me just say that you don't need a "mathematical background" or need to be a "math major and programmer" to realize when someone is succumbing to extreme amounts of mental gymnastics to make a point.
So the probability of that setting working is far more believable than that where zombies not only outnumber humans, but also demonstrate no self-restraint, which means the chances of them even surviving long enough to build giant walls don't make sense. How could they possibly build cities like that when they could barely make it from city to city by train without them being decimated by zombies? It's a show with absolutely no care in the world for forethought, and because of that, its entire setting needs to simply be accepted at face value in order to work.
Your analytical skills are damn near nonexistent. Have you ever tried to properly dissect any kind of story before? This conversation seems to only suggest not likely the further it goes on.
Whether you enjoy Kabaneri more than Ghoul isn't really saying much to me, as far as I'm concerned, they're both pretty bad. But I would give you this, I did laugh more with Kabaneri, so in that sense, it was pretty entertaining, where as Ghoul was too busy being serious to allow for bombastic moments. And antibiotic injections is not will power, in case you were actually serious about that response.
In short, I enjoyed it but I don't value it high, falling more in the realm of entertaining schlock than it does anything else.
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Yeah thanks for the info,i would keep that in mind.
Tbh,at first i thought it's yuri stuff,so i skip it out but i want to give it a try now and about the male nudity thing,i might just have to ignore those parts :3