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This is DUMB. The demon lord was defeated, thus there is no more need for heroes. OK, that I can understand. It's actually an interesting idea. But the fact that their lives are in shambles is DUMB. Saying that all the skills they learned are now useless is DUMB. They are highly trained and very powerful fighters. Get a job as a bodyguard, a soldier, a policeman, there are MANY options. Hell, who wouldn't want a former hero as a bodyguard. There are many things wrong with this show, but the blatant stupidity they try to railroad the plot is its biggest flaw. Any of the former heroes should be able to get a good job with their physical talents alone. This makes no sense.
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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No leftovers for the mc. Btw, don't take this show seriously, trust mee, its for your own good. Isn't like they're on a radioactive zone with school uniforms or something like that ![]() That or just drop if you try to force your own logic on a fantasy series =/ |
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Link #88 |
Senior Member
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No, nitpicking would be me bitching about how every single skirt is just short enough to see the panties. Nitpicking would be arguing that the old perv who buys the light bulb should be banned from the store. The hero trainees not being able to get a decent job, in spite of their physical and magical abilities, thus having to work crappy jobs, is not nitpicking. That's the basic premise of the show, and it is monumentally stupid when you spend even a minute to think about it. I know plot isn't the point of this, but they could have at least tried to give some sort of reason as to why they can't get a decent job. Instead, they just said that all the skills they trained to kill demons are useless in peace time. Really? They don't have policemen? Soldiers? Bodyguards?
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Link #89 |
Art Block Specialist
Join Date: Jun 2007
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I heard from others that the protagonist was so depressed he went NEET for a whole year, which makes all the available job openings taken up by other friends so he had to settle with as a clerk in a remote regional store.
I was wondering why we don't see his old friends with him anymore, and that explanation pretty much tells the story.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2012
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And yes it is nitpicking. From some reason it's very popular activity these days. |
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Link #95 |
Banned
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Dai Korai Teikoku
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Bodyguard: The requirements for a bodyguard is different from being a hero.
Police: You need to go through specific police-related training. That can take at least two years. Soldier: Who knows if they're even recruiting in the new age of peace. Basically, it is nitpicking, since there is no plot hole except for those one sees due to one not thinking deeply enough. |
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Link #99 |
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: My cozy room
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It's just that it's a bit pricy you know? Like hundreds of dollars? The ones I get are ones I absolutely adore and know I'll watch over and over. But I like her a lot, so I'm gona see about future episodes, and then... drop the money
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Link #100 |
Beyond the Fringe
Join Date: Jun 2011
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Well, yes, but not, as far as I'm concerned, for the same reasons you give.
After watching the episode, I can't help to think that complaining about whether or not the MC should be able to get a better job is, well, nothing personal, just plain silly. This show is all about TnA. It oozes fanservice from it's every seam. By the end of the episode, I was going into fanservice overload mode. Any sort of "plot" there might be, is simply there to provide the opportunity for more fanservice. I don't know if the leftover hero bit will come into play in future episodes, not knowing the source, but if it wasn't there to begin with, it wouldn't have made much of a difference to the rest of the episode, from what I can tell. Well, except there's some pretty nice fanservice in the opening sequence, too (I wouldn't mind seeing more of her, although there wasn't much left to the imagination). So far, it's a dumb show, with a dumb plot, and lots and lots of fanservice. What's there to complain about if you're into this sort of show? I think it's best to toss critical thinking out the window when watching a show like this. By the way, I don't consider you expressing your opinions as nitpicking, whether or not I agree with what you say. |
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