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Originally Posted by Akiyoshi
We get to learn why Fate did what she did and why the Wolkeritter was opposing the heroes ...and when confronted with the truth in both instances the foes started to consider what they're doing is not the best solution to their troubles.
The Numebrs were a bit different, they knew what's happening but were mentally conditioned into believing what thye're doign it's perfectly okay to the point Dieci felt wierd abut having doubts on her actions.
The Huckebein family has already been confronted on that aspect but they shrugged off the offer like nothing and are absolutely convinced and councious of their actions. Justyfing their transition into good guys should be more challenging and interesting but instead of that the plot is more or less giving them the good guys treatemend almost suddenly and with little justification/developement xDU
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As people have said, the Hucks are just a bit darker than what has come before. Actually, given that it is implied that the Wolkenritter and the Cyborgs have killed before (and in the latter case, enjoyed it), that makes them no different than the Hucks.
The Hucks believe that, because they are infected and thus hated, they have to survive as a family together. They are willing to kill to survive, just like any other human is. It's in our nature, we want to continue living, and most of us will kill to ensure that happens. I would. You would. A lifetime of that is going to warp anyone.
Of the cyborgs, Dieci was the only one to show any kind of remorse prior to being captured. Wendi? Nove? They did kill, and were happy to do it again. The only difference between the cyborgs and the Hucks, is that the Hucks have been at it longer.
Look, Aki, you have your own idea of how this will turn out. Fine. That's acceptable. We don't agree, but it is your own opinion. Now you have to recognize what we're saying about the Hucks and how at least some of them are going to get redeemed and change sides, and to understand *why* that will happen, even if you don't agree.
And you also have to realize that the manga doesn't whitewash things as much as the anime does. That is the only real difference between the Hucks and the Cyborgs/Wolkenritter and body counts.