2016-08-20, 16:29 | Link #5625 |
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Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
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@Randrak: Sinbad was a good guy from the get-go and turned bad because of David's influence. Aladdin also said he isn't evil. His end goal is good, it's just that his methods are shady. And in this case, the ends don't justify the means. But again, it's mainly because of David's influence. The real villain is David. And Ill-Ilah.
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2016-08-20, 21:45 | Link #5626 | |
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I'm sure he'll be the antagonist because I'm convinced David will take over his body soon. Sinbad himself isn't evil or good, just neutral...but welp, he does have that David in him so there's that. |
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2016-08-21, 08:31 | Link #5628 |
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Join Date: Jul 2014
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Yeah, but the ends don't justify the means in his case. He's portrayed as the main villain for a reason (and yes: no matter how you cut it, he actually is portrayed as the main villain along with Ill-Ilah).
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2016-08-21, 11:34 | Link #5629 |
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madara wanted to do this too but i guess it would be boring if everyone understood each other and suddenly worked towards the same goal (which is actually the only way i can imagine that the "heaven on earth" thingy would work )...
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2016-08-21, 11:53 | Link #5630 |
Dragon King
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
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Yeah, exactly. That too. And the solution Madara came up with was something I really didn't like "Put everyone into an eternal illusion with peace in it when, in reality, everyone would just be asleep". Basically, "Infinite Tsukuyomi", activated by casting a large-scale Tsukuyomi on the moon to make his eyes be reflected on the moon's surface.
But again, I hated that idea and so I supported Naruto. And I'm glad he won the fight between himself and Madara and Kaguya. Anyway, yeah, David is still portrayed as a villain in a similar way to Madara in the Naruto manga. That's why he has to lose and hopefully either come to an understanding and come to his side or be neutral or die.
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2016-08-21, 12:05 | Link #5631 | |
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2016-08-21, 12:31 | Link #5632 |
Dragon King
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
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Um, Sinbad was a good guy for most of the series (including Sinbad no Bouken) while David was portrayed as a villain for most of the series. And again, the ends don't always justify the means. Sinbad was only being bad because of David's influence, anyway, while David's methods were always too shady. Sinbad's methods for Sindria's sake were only shady because he believed that as long as Sindria prospered, how it was done didn't matter.
Sinbad and David both use shady means to try to reach peace, but David, and by extension Sinbad while he was under David's influence, did it on the scale of the whole world while Sinbad by himself did it only for Sindria directly while doing more agreeable things when it came to world peace. Both are necessary evils, but I'd rather choose Sinbad without David's influence any day.
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2016-08-29, 16:01 | Link #5636 |
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Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
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I'm happy for Kougyoku. This is good. I wonder if non-member states can be friends with Seven Seas Alliance? Maybe the Kou Empire can continue friendly relations with Sinbad and the Alliance even now. If Kougyoku's already forgiven him, she might not mind that. But a small part of me is suspicious that she may not have completely forgiven him yet. Either way, though, it's good that Kou will give up on creating more wars and will change and manage itself on its own.
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