2013-04-21, 17:16 | Link #2382 | |
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As far as I could tell, they either did it FOR SCIENCE!!! or they wanted her to be a weapon. Didn't work out very well, though....
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2013-04-21, 18:31 | Link #2383 | ||
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Thanks for the update, @Riki.
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They want Tohka to go dark and then somehow gain control of Dark Tohka and then have Tohka use her new power to destroy the laws of the world.
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2013-04-22, 01:13 | Link #2386 | |
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2013-04-22, 08:59 | Link #2393 | ||
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2013-04-22, 09:11 | Link #2394 |
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It's really a shame that from what's known of DEM so far, despite all the building up to it, they're really generic as far as villains go. I guess they do serve as exposition for what the Seireis actually are since there are not many known characters to dump exposition in the first place. If Westcott's motivation was even halfway interesting as Kurumi's, it'd be fine, but I think I've seen the line "destroy the laws of the world" far too many times in every shounen series ever.
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2013-04-22, 09:12 | Link #2395 | ||
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The Date A Live game doesn't appear to be making any attempt to change this fact either (nor should we expect it to....), so I'm not sure what you're getting upset about, what with anime already being decades into the fanservice business. It's like complaining about the "scratchy" sound velcro makes after we've been using it for half a century. Quote:
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2013-04-22, 09:25 | Link #2396 | |
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I don't see that many ways the statement can be interpreted as, though- The obvious, but unlikely one is literally doing that, which seems extremely cliche, even for this series. The not so obvious, where it's probably done figuratively, seems to involve 'revolutionizing' the world in some manner, which is just about as cliche. |
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2013-04-22, 09:31 | Link #2397 | ||
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Complaining about this, especially now after all this time when fanservice has settled into the base of anime, just spreads a lot of unneeded negative emotion. Quote:
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2013-04-22, 09:41 | Link #2398 | |
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Hence I said, "from what we've known." The series is already seven volumes in, and I find it rather silly that the motivation for the Big Bad Organization still isn't clear, much less having barely seen much of them. |
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2013-04-22, 09:52 | Link #2399 | ||
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And the bottom line is, there's nowhere else to take it, so complaining about it just makes everybody miserable. And yes, I do get a bit defenseive when I see somebody making a fuss about something that's been a given for years. It makes me wonder what the heck the point of it is to bring it up all of a sudden. Quote:
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2013-04-22, 10:00 | Link #2400 | |
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The problem is the first impression, though. If the Big Bad Organization doesn't come off as very interesting as far as their 'vague' motives go, the audience wouldn't really care much for them since the villains that are supposed to drive the plot are just so bland. |
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