2008-07-21, 12:36 | Link #1 |
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Anime with a "bad" moral
OK, after watching Rurouni Kenshin, Black Cat, Trigun and just now Avatar, I'm pretty much sick of the "its wrong to kill" morals in these animes. I want an anime (preferably shounen, though not limited to it) that actually ends off with a so called "bad" moral, in that its OK to kill some people and that people are beyond saving or something like that.
Spoiler for Death Note:
Something like the start of Monster would be good also with the whole him trying to save Johann when he turns out to be a mass murderer. |
2008-07-21, 17:23 | Link #10 |
All hail Oyashiro-sama
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It does D:
Well, you've seen the second season right? The last arc of the first season pretty much explains those morals. And then pretty much explores them in the second season. But still, it's a GOOD watch. And I agree with School Days, that definately has NO morals xD |
2008-07-21, 18:59 | Link #11 |
Ecchi go Boom 0(^.^)0
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Well then, Code Geass might be suited here right? Lelouch thinks it is right to kill for his own purposes or what-not, or atleast, he is killing people ^.^even though this anime's second season hasn't concluded yet, maybe this can be something for you, unless you have already seen it, and if so, then I am all out of ideas
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2008-07-21, 19:11 | Link #13 |
Your wife is hot...
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kanokon, this show has no morals from start to finish, it is sitting on the borderline of being hentai anime.
btw if u dont mind hentai anime, there are some out there that have very good stories and have destroy any moral bounderies. jigoku shojo, sending someone to hell is... |
2008-07-21, 22:16 | Link #16 | |
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2008-07-21, 22:46 | Link #18 |
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Check out Paranoia Agent if you already haven't. It isn't promoting or praising bad morals but it touches alot on the issues of morality, social problems and things of that nature. It does it with a very harsh and sometimes even shocking style. It's a great series.
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2008-07-22, 04:28 | Link #20 |
Naysayer?Fanboy?Wiseacre?
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Madlax - the good guys (if we can call them that since they are not that good and about 100% female ) are not above killing their enemies to put it mildly.
Black Lagoon - let's just say everybody is a criminal in that one. Noir - the main characters are all assassins who murder people (lots of people, mind you) for a living and the viewers are clearly supposed to be on their side. Red Garden - the group of main characters are in situation where they are forced to kill in order to survive. They don't like doing it but do it nevertheless, moral or not And if you read manga, Battle Royale should be right up your alley - killings galore and there are all kinds and types and sorts of immoral bastards in it...including quite a few of the nominally good guys.
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