All after living in Japan for a few months. Enter Lelouch Lamperouge, who, at eight-ish years old, now has a grudge against an empire he is party to.Everything else could have been better accomplished through conventional weapons. That is literally their only purpose in this series. Why would you even want to emulate the anatomical disaster that is the human kneecap anyway?.They can be disabled with a few well-aimed shots to their legs or other weakspots so glaring they might as well be bosses from God of War. They’re giant humanoid soldiers that rely on melee combat, i.e., cannon fodder in an era of precision-guided munitions, not to mention are immensely expensive. I know of no way these things could possibly work or provide any advantage worth their incredible expense and numerous obvious engineering flaws over the tried and true methods of warfare already at these nations’ disposal. Knightmares (what a pun!) are the most impractical weapons ever depicted.They seriously reach for the anvil in the first thirty seconds of this show. Renaming Japan as “Area 11” and actually calling them all “Elevens” is so fucking retarded. What hegemon would do this? This doesn’t make any linguistic sense. Just keep reminding everyone how we were conquered by a vaguely America-shaped power as if we didn’t deserve it. Also don’t remember how we raped China and Korea for three-ish decades.I have summarized all of Japan’s foreign policy for the past 70 years. THE HOLY BRITANNIA(N) EMPIRE IS IN NO WAY SIMILAR TO THE AMERICAN EMPIRE, WHOSE TUTELAGE IS THE FOUNDATION OF OUR ENTIRE COZY GEOPOLITICAL AND ECONOMIC POSITION BUT ONE WE WILL RESENT TO OUR DYING BREATHS.Can we never have this trope ever happen again? Episode I – The Empire Strikes Back Again
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