(L) Tytania

[Boduar]

Id hate to see what most of the people in this forum would say if they saw my favorite clothes with all their worn out holes + sometimes patches. I mean holy shit is it so bad to have clothes that you enjoy wearing.

[Anh_Minh]

Yes, apparently the only logical conclusion is that you're a whore.

[Ninjacat]

Originally Posted by Oxtail

Not sure why there's so much Lira hate. To the point where people are making fun of her clothing? Her jeans just look like the author's idea of casual futuristic clothing to me. I mean most of the guys in this show are wearing frilly scarves...

She's not all that despicable unless you're really reaching. I like the girl! Sure she's a tad on the fanatical side but I'd probably be a lot worse if I had been forced to live as a refugee under a really despicable regime, after seeing my world destroyed. Cuz let's face it, life under the Tytania tends to suck.

I guess her clothes are kinda out of place if you're watching that show for the frilly scarves. Not that I can fault them, the Tytania make frilly scarves look awesome.

[ReddyRedWolf]

Hmm... The plot thickens! Little princess' dad is also after Fan Hulick.

Who wants to bet they want him as an admiral of their fleet?

Fan is a wanted man whether he likes it or not.

[MooMooFarm]

I can't believe there are people who talk about Lira's clothes when the whole Tytania universe itself is like Star Wars + Fabulous. That and the whole series is just ... yeah.

[orion]

Originally Posted by Anh_Minh

Yes, apparently the only logical conclusion is that you're a whore.

She's getting the money to eat by some means but with prostitution she'd wear better clothes. The conclusion for her is that she wants to be a matyr for her cause and thus put the holes into her clothes so that she could wear them as long as possible. Those holes are not from actual wear and tear but from creating room for growth.

@Boduar: Depending on the fashion style and your age it wouldn't be bad. Obviously, it's not a good thing to do there. Her reason for doing this is different from just wearing out clothes that you like. Think of it as being a soldier on the side that lost in the war continuing to wear that uniform in public in an area that is controlled by the winning side.

[Sorrow-K]

Arses. *Tee hee*

[Anh_Minh]

Originally Posted by orion

She's getting the money to eat by some means but with prostitution she'd wear better clothes. The conclusion for her is that she wants to be a matyr for her cause and thus put the holes into her clothes so that she could wear them as long as possible. Those holes are not from actual wear and tear but from creating room for growth.

Or, you know, to look pretty. (For that matter, what makes you think she put those holes in? What makes you think they weren't sold that way?

And how do her clothes - which aren't rags, despite what the soldiers say - make her look like a martyr?

[stormy001_M1A2]

To those people who hate lira: you all barking at one particular tree and miss the whole forest.

[ReddyRedWolf]

Well it seems it will take a while before any fleet on fleet action.

Tytania getting political while Fan meets the galaxy's masses.

So who do you guys think will have first crack at Fan Hulic?

Of the four dukes of Tytania post Battle of Cerberrus.

[fainessae]

Weren't Lira's clothes made by her grandmother? It's probably just a trend or style that she admired in a shop and her grandma tried to make it for her. I don't see what the big deal is; the reason it's there is just eye candy anyway, since the show is predominantly pretty men. It's not even bad or overly sexualized--the weather there is probably hot too, so it makes sense that she wears a lighter outfit.

Honestly, that's such a silly reason to dig at her.

[MooMooFarm]

SILLY REASONS OR NOT, TYTANIA DOES INDEED ATTRACT THE KIND OF PEOPLE I'D EXPECT TO SAY STUFF LIKE THIS =]

Fleet on Fleet action is fail. I for one enjoy the lack of turtle chess action and rather let the story do what it does best, spam fabulous clothing and give good trolling material while trying to be all talkative with a mix of gundam and macross.

[orion]

Originally Posted by Anh_Minh

Or, you know, to look pretty. (For that matter, what makes you think she put those holes in? What makes you think they weren't sold that way?

And how do her clothes - which aren't rags, despite what the soldiers say - make her look like a martyr?

Normal jackets don't have areas missing for sleeves and all those areas were sewn if you see the close up shots of the jacket and jeans. Pretty doubtful she bought it on the planet that she is currently on or any planet that we've seen since the fashion seems to be similar. Probably another biproduct of Tytania conquests.

It could also be the "I'm staying poor to fight for the cause of X. These clothes were made by my grandmother who was <insert position here> in the palace." which makes her a "matyr". She's obviously emotionally attached to them.

[Ninjacat]

That's... a lot of really out there assumptions.

[orion]

Maybe I'm just too realistic. When things stick out like a sore thumb, I don't swallow it easily. I'm just a product of my environment.

[Oxtail]

Originally Posted by orion

Normal jackets don't have areas missing for sleeves

Normal men don't wear pretty pretty sashes around their waists. The world that the show takes place in is not a normal place.

[Cinocard]

Why do people comment on the fashion of an unrealistic fictional world. I just don't understand.

Still, i was disappointed at how she acted because:
1: She's naive, to think that her body would have any effect.
2: She actually followed it too well. Still willing to give her body away, if she acted desperately, rushing into the room naked and begged not to Fan,i would have felt better than her being a good actress like that.

[ReddyRedWolf]

From fashion to ships.

Is there good source about Tytania ships, weapons and tech?

[orion]

Originally Posted by Oxtail

Normal men don't wear pretty pretty sashes around their waists. The world that the show takes place in is not a normal place.

16th and 17th century European male fashion were a lot worse.

[Shiroth]

Originally Posted by orion

16th and 17th century European male fashion were a lot worse.

They're pretty bad, though they've got nothing on the silly Tytania costumes that are just that awesome. It's Gundam Wing outfits all over again.