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asaqe · 2011-10-27, 22:40

The problem I see with mecha anime these day is that it cannot escape the void that is trying to create an antiseptic series with heroes who were always altrustic and steadfast (to various varieties). What mecha anime needs is a lead who relfected upon the current generation. A man or a teen who weak, petty and self-destructive and didn't relate to it's crowd audience. This was why nBSG was so popular, a story about flawed heroes, a grim reality of being the last of their kind in an barren uncaring universe.

This I have pushed for gundam for quite a bit.

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asaqe Augumented Paranoia Join Date: Nov 2003	The problem I see with mecha anime these day is that it cannot escape the void that is trying to create an antiseptic series with heroes who were always altrustic and steadfast (to various varieties). What mecha anime needs is a lead who relfected upon the current generation. A man or a teen who weak, petty and self-destructive and didn't relate to it's crowd audience. This was why nBSG was so popular, a story about flawed heroes, a grim reality of being the last of their kind in an barren uncaring universe. This I have pushed for gundam for quite a bit. __________________ Old McDonald had a farm...Eyey Eyey O...And on his farm he had a Khzithak...Eyey Eyey O...With a ARHHFAHHAAAAAAAAARRRGIIIAAA HELP AAAUUU HELP! IT'S GNAWING OFF MY...