2013-06-10, 02:29 | Link #1885 |
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- Yes, you're right. It's complete BS, none of it is true. Absolutely none of it.
<<---(Trying hard to keep a straight face) Seriously, though. Wait until you either have a copy of the actual game or search out a reliable source.
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2013-06-10, 05:25 | Link #1886 |
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Well, spoilers should always be treated with a certain dose of skepticism, which is why cross-referencing and searching other sources is the key.
That said, between various spoilers (including at least one written by people why played the game), and some available videos (not sure if they're still widely available), all of that is true. It's is absolute truth, and is now Muv-Luv canon. Now, whether it's good or bad depends solely on what you're thinking. Personally, I think it's nearly complete BS after Terrorist Arc, and I will not waste my time, energy or money confirming it.
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2013-06-11, 02:12 | Link #1890 |
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They haven't been raised together, so the Westermarck Effect isn't in play here.
*shrug* Besides, she fell in love with him before she knew they were related. It's not her fault. And by all accounts this is the first time she's actually been in love. Intellectually, she knows he's her older brother. Emotionally and romantically, she knew him as her love interest before she knew him as her brother. That stuff just doesn't go away so easily like that.
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2013-06-11, 13:48 | Link #1892 |
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As WildGoose said, there's no psychological basis for Yui to think of Yuuya as her brother. To the contrary, all she has is circumstantial information from someone who would be very much willing to fuck with her head and portray her father's past in a negative light versus the substantial feelings of love and affection towards someone that saved your life several times.
Expecting her to feel revolted is silly. Psychology does not work that way. *Shrug* Plus, wrong is a subjective thing. Personally, I don't find this "wrong" at all. I do find it very, very sad however.
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2013-06-11, 18:51 | Link #1893 |
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Eh, they've had separated children meet up years later and fall in love because of a "Connection" and almost always when they found out even after they married they divorced or stopping doing or wanting to do "that".
I still see it as all kinds of wrong for a sister, even half sister, to lust after her brother even after learning that fact. I honestly hope that sibling thing isn't really a real thing but as it's Muv-Luv I wouldn't put incest out of the question for Yui at least. |
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MY LITTLE SISTER CANNOT BE THIS SAMURAI. Also, if a decade or so of reading eromanga and h-doujins have thought me anything, it's never underestimate the imouto route, especially when the imouto is, like Yui, a winmouto. Bonus points for being a tsundere winmouto. Quote:
And you consider Yui's feelings for Yuuya to be wrong. A loving heterosexual relationship between two people who've come to respect each other. Well, society does frown upon sibling incest, so I suppose you are being consistent in this regard. But if society were fine with the idea of romantic sibling relationships, approving of the idea of Yuiyacest, would you be so strong in your disapproval? Also, you're glossing over the fact that Yui's mind is turned into churned jelly because on one hand she has her feelings for Yuuya, and she's struggling with how now he's her brother and she isn't supposed to have such feelings for him. And she's doing her best not to act on those feelings. Which, I dunno, wasn't that what you wanted in the first place? Quote:
Much of the reason there's a strong societal disapproval of incest is because for the most part it's a member of the family abusing their relationship in order to subvert a weaker (relatively/psychologically speaking) member of the family into a relationship with them; there's a severe imbalance there. You see this in the usual examples/goings on at the Sankaku Complex blog, where you have parents/older relatives forcing themselves on children/grandchildren. Make no mistake, I don't condone these sort of relationships at all, because these are examples of emotional and sexual abuse, and the perpetrators are rightly to be shunned and reviled. But that isn't the case here. In this case, Yuuya and Yui met as adults (well, more or less. I suspect the age of majority has been lowered - notice Chobi's enthusiastic consumption of beer. That's beside the point I want to make here). They met as adults, and the relationship developed more or less on equal terms (well, after you discount Yuuya's obliviousness). There was no abuse, no manipulation, no brainwashing. Any relationship that forms will be consensual. Besides, as AMT said, we can't discount the possibility that Heineman is screwing with Yui's head, particularly if he feels like crushing her young love as revenge towards Tadamasa for NTRing him and stealing Mira. (Seriously, were I in his place, I'd feel very tempted to keep that Japanese floozy away from the son of the love of my life, the woman who is the mother of all my designs... Okay, I admit it, this is my delusion. ) As for Heine being the YF-23's designer, did some reading. The YF-23 was a joint project, with Northrop Grumman/Northrock Grunnan being the main company, with Boeing/Boening as a major subcontractor. It's quite likely that after the YF-23 failure, Heine got snapped up by Boening, which still did brisk business with the US military for the F-15 and the F-18. Having said that, in all honesty, I was a Yuiya shipper before. Now that the relationship has become Yuiyacest, my ardor for their forbidden love will not die, it makes me support them even more!
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2013-06-12, 06:43 | Link #1896 |
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Don't put words in my mouth, I'm a Filipino American - a Half Breed from a Caucasian Father and Filipino Mother. So I know plenty about racism growing up. Doesn't help that when I was younger I was confused for Japanese/Chinese and now Mexican in modern times and the ever so often Japanese/Chinese mistake as well.
Now that Yui knows they're related she shouldn't hold such feelings for him anymore. Her connection she felt for him is now explained as they're siblings. After all it isn't uncommon for separated siblings to accidentally find each other and feel a strange attraction. |
2013-06-12, 07:15 | Link #1897 | |
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I'll just point out that it's slightly ridiculous that people are ranting on YuuyaxYui being "wrong" now, but they aren't at the least bothered by the fact that 13 year old girls are trained into killers. FYI, this constitutes a war crime in real life.
Or you know, the massive abuse and crimes against humanity that Alternatives III and IV were. A sister wanting to screw her brother is small-time. Quote:
Their connection isn't "explained". The fact comes out randomly during a discussion about a completely unrelated topic, solely because Heineman was feeling like being a troll. EDIT: Also, using conventional morality on Japanese Visual novel/anime/light novel series such as this, is an exercise doomed to failure. Better to not do it at all.
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Also, taking the benchmark that you were expounding at the time, I pointed out that logically you were alright with worse things that happen today, because those acts are considered appropriate and acceptable by the societies that practiced them. I received no rebuttal, which I consider to be a tacit acknowledgement on your part. If you're really forgotten what you said, you're quite welcome to refer back to the Episode 5 Poll & Discussion Thread. An example of what you said: Quote:
Which, frankly, makes your excusing the racism of TE Japan and America all the more surprising. Also, you've yet to answer my question, as to whether you would still oppose this relationship if romantic sibling relationships were societally acceptable. Quote:
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