Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 13 (click to see context) from:
* In Episode 26, when Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy bad guy]]. Either out of a desire to be malicious and turn them against one another, or because he [[EvilCannotComprehendGood truly believes that's exactly what Gene wants]], just like himself. It's hard to tell whose reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
to:
* In Episode 26, when Gene tries to rescue Melfina, Melfina. [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy bad guy]]. Either out of a desire to be malicious and turn them against one another, or another. Or because he [[EvilCannotComprehendGood truly believes that's exactly what Gene wants]], just like himself. It's hard to tell whose reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 10 (click to see context) from:
** While Hitoriga showed himself to be an utterly repugnant killer Suzuka showed disgust over his dismal of his killing of her family and her unhealthy fixation over her. When he finally dies, [[FaceDeathWithDignity his deranged experience shows a calmning humanity beyond it resembling Suzuka]]. When he finally falls, it's not satisfaction that [[VengeanceFeelsEmpty she feels but a silent sorrowful expression on her face]]. It's implied she either pitied how his fixation over her turned him into a pitiful monster she needed to shoot down or Hitoriga meant something more to her as an implied close personal figure in her life and had to put him out of his misery for how disgracefully he fell onto the path of evil.
to:
** While Hitoriga showed himself to be an utterly repugnant killer Suzuka showed disgust over his dismal of his killing of her family and her his unhealthy fixation over her. When he finally dies, [[FaceDeathWithDignity his deranged experience shows a calmning calming humanity beyond it resembling Suzuka]]. When he finally falls, it's not satisfaction that [[VengeanceFeelsEmpty she feels but a silent sorrowful expression on her face]]. It's implied she either pitied how his fixation over her turned him into a pitiful monster she needed to shoot down or Hitoriga meant something more to her as an implied close personal figure in her life and had to put him out of his misery for how disgracefully he fell onto the path of evil.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 6 (click to see context) from:
*** It's also clear he's only going that far because [[PreClimaxClimax die without the regret of not doing it with Melfina, which had been something subconsciously troubling him]] and at least [[SomeoneToRememberHimBy leave physical legacy]] before he could potentially die. [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness And for Gene who is normally more respectful to Melfina to do this means how terrified this duel is leaving him]].
to:
*** It's also clear he's only going that far because he wanted to [[PreClimaxClimax die without the regret of not doing it with Melfina, which had been something subconsciously troubling him]] and at least [[SomeoneToRememberHimBy leave physical legacy]] before he could potentially die. [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness And for Gene who is normally more respectful to Melfina to do this means how terrified this duel is leaving him]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Added example(s)
Changed line(s) 4,8 (click to see context) from:
* Episode 15: "The Seven Emerge". The episide is a bleak portrayal of just how scared to die Gene is, and his first experience of being in way over his head. Threatened by the [[KnightofCerebus assassin Shimi]], Gene haughtily proclaims that he can easily defeat him. [[BreakTheHaughty Then he gets his ass handed to him. Repeatedly.]] During the battle with Shimi, Gene gets shot in the stomach, ''every'' member of the crew has a fake-out death, and they only win by sheer dumb luck. It's horrible just how close the Outlaw Star crew came to being utterly annihilated, and it was only that Shimi took pity on them that they escaped alive.
** There's also the scene about halfway through the episode where Melfina comes to visit Gene, and, convinced that he's going to die but trying not to show it, he tries to make her sleep with him, which ''terrifies'' her. In this case, his lecherousness is ''not'' played for laughs. He angrily asks Melfina why she was created, and she starts crying, saying that she doesn't know. It's the first time Gene is faced with what a flawed person he is. Thankfully, [[CharacterDevelopment he slowly gets better]].
* Episode 20 "Cats and Girls and Spaceships", where Jim meets Hanmyo and develops a crush on her. Which ends with a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, who weren't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]. So, when Jim heads back to the park afterward. Expecting to meet her for their date, she inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting Jim, either.
** Hanmyo's horrified reaction to Mata's death in particular is surprisingly heartbreaking. While she was obviously angry over Kemi's death, it seems Mata's death is what finally broke her. Proof that the girl genuinely cared for cat's/co-pilots.
* Episode 25 "Maze of Despair," Despite how unhinged he's been throughout the series, Harry's death is surprisingly poignant.
** There's also the scene about halfway through the episode where Melfina comes to visit Gene, and, convinced that he's going to die but trying not to show it, he tries to make her sleep with him, which ''terrifies'' her. In this case, his lecherousness is ''not'' played for laughs. He angrily asks Melfina why she was created, and she starts crying, saying that she doesn't know. It's the first time Gene is faced with what a flawed person he is. Thankfully, [[CharacterDevelopment he slowly gets better]].
* Episode 20 "Cats and Girls and Spaceships", where Jim meets Hanmyo and develops a crush on her. Which ends with a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, who weren't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]. So, when Jim heads back to the park afterward. Expecting to meet her for their date, she inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting Jim, either.
** Hanmyo's horrified reaction to Mata's death in particular is surprisingly heartbreaking. While she was obviously angry over Kemi's death, it seems Mata's death is what finally broke her. Proof that the girl genuinely cared for cat's/co-pilots.
* Episode 25 "Maze of Despair," Despite how unhinged he's been throughout the series, Harry's death is surprisingly poignant.
to:
* Episode 15: "The Seven Emerge". The episide episode is a bleak portrayal of just how scared to die Gene is, and his first experience of being in way over his head. Threatened by the [[KnightofCerebus assassin Shimi]], Gene haughtily proclaims that he can easily defeat him. [[BreakTheHaughty Then he gets his ass handed to him. Repeatedly.]] During the battle with Shimi, Gene gets shot in the stomach, ''every'' member of the crew has a fake-out death, and they only win by sheer dumb luck. It's horrible just how close the Outlaw Star crew came to being utterly annihilated, and it was only that Shimi took pity on them that they escaped alive.
** There's also the scene about halfway through the episode where Melfina comes to visit Gene, and, convinced that he's going to die but trying not to show it, he tries to make her sleep with him, which ''terrifies'' her. In this case, his lecherousness is ''not'' played for laughs. He angrily asks Melfina why she was created, and she starts crying, saying that she doesn't know. It's the first time Gene is faced with what a flawed person he is. Thankfully, [[CharacterDevelopment he slowly getsbetter]].
better]].
*** It's also clear he's only going that far because [[PreClimaxClimax die without the regret of not doing it with Melfina, which had been something subconsciously troubling him]] and at least [[SomeoneToRememberHimBy leave physical legacy]] before he could potentially die. [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness And for Gene who is normally more respectful to Melfina to do this means how terrified this duel is leaving him]].
* Episode 20 "Cats and Girls and Spaceships", where Jim meets Hanmyo and develops a crush on her. Which ends with a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, whoweren't wasn't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]. So, when Jim heads back to the park afterward. Expecting to meet her for their date, she inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting Jim, either.
** Hanmyo's horrified reaction to Mata's death in particular is surprisingly heartbreaking. While she was obviously angry over Kemi's death, it seems Mata's death is what finally broke her. Proof that the girl genuinely cared forcat's/co-pilots.cats/co-pilots.
* Episode 25 "Maze of Despair," Despite how unhinged he's been throughout the series, Harry's death is surprisingly poignant. He fights for Melfina's sake, not even being concerned in her role to get to use the power of the Leyline and to defend her against someone who not only is using her to achieve his selfish ambitions but disregards her autonomy completely. He fights valiantly, but then dies a horrific death as he's forced to acknowledge his inability to be neither her love nor her savior. With his last actions as a physical being, Harry allows Gene to rescue her as a humanizing moment, knowing that Gene despite his own baggage of issues, is the better man for her and the one to rescue her.
** There's also the scene about halfway through the episode where Melfina comes to visit Gene, and, convinced that he's going to die but trying not to show it, he tries to make her sleep with him, which ''terrifies'' her. In this case, his lecherousness is ''not'' played for laughs. He angrily asks Melfina why she was created, and she starts crying, saying that she doesn't know. It's the first time Gene is faced with what a flawed person he is. Thankfully, [[CharacterDevelopment he slowly gets
*** It's also clear he's only going that far because [[PreClimaxClimax die without the regret of not doing it with Melfina, which had been something subconsciously troubling him]] and at least [[SomeoneToRememberHimBy leave physical legacy]] before he could potentially die. [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness And for Gene who is normally more respectful to Melfina to do this means how terrified this duel is leaving him]].
* Episode 20 "Cats and Girls and Spaceships", where Jim meets Hanmyo and develops a crush on her. Which ends with a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, who
** Hanmyo's horrified reaction to Mata's death in particular is surprisingly heartbreaking. While she was obviously angry over Kemi's death, it seems Mata's death is what finally broke her. Proof that the girl genuinely cared for
* Episode 25 "Maze of Despair," Despite how unhinged he's been throughout the series, Harry's death is surprisingly poignant. He fights for Melfina's sake, not even being concerned in her role to get to use the power of the Leyline and to defend her against someone who not only is using her to achieve his selfish ambitions but disregards her autonomy completely. He fights valiantly, but then dies a horrific death as he's forced to acknowledge his inability to be neither her love nor her savior. With his last actions as a physical being, Harry allows Gene to rescue her as a humanizing moment, knowing that Gene despite his own baggage of issues, is the better man for her and the one to rescue her.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Added example(s)
Changed line(s) 9 (click to see context) from:
** While Hitoriga showed himself to be an utterly repugnant killer Suzuka showed disgust over his dismal of his killing of her family and her unhealthy fixation over her. When he finally dies, [[FaceDeathWithDiginity his deranged experience shows humanity beyond it resembling Suzuka]]. When he finally falls, it's not satisfaction that [[VengeanceFeelsEmpty she feels but a silent sorrowful expression on her face]]. It's implied she either pitied how his fixation over her turned him into a pitiful monster she needed to shoot down or Hitoriga meant something more to her as implied close figure in her life and had to put him of his misery for how disgracefully he fell onto the path of evil.
to:
** While Hitoriga showed himself to be an utterly repugnant killer Suzuka showed disgust over his dismal of his killing of her family and her unhealthy fixation over her. When he finally dies, [[FaceDeathWithDiginity [[FaceDeathWithDignity his deranged experience shows a calmning humanity beyond it resembling Suzuka]]. When he finally falls, it's not satisfaction that [[VengeanceFeelsEmpty she feels but a silent sorrowful expression on her face]]. It's implied she either pitied how his fixation over her turned him into a pitiful monster she needed to shoot down or Hitoriga meant something more to her as an implied close personal figure in her life and had to put him out of his misery for how disgracefully he fell onto the path of evil.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Added example(s)
Changed line(s) 6 (click to see context) from:
* Episode 20 "Cats and Girls and Spaceships", where Jim meets Hanmyo and develops a crush on her. Which ends with a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, who weren't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]. So, when Jim heads back to the park afterwards. Expecting to meet her for their date, she inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting Jim, either.
to:
* Episode 20 "Cats and Girls and Spaceships", where Jim meets Hanmyo and develops a crush on her. Which ends with a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, who weren't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]. So, when Jim heads back to the park afterwards.afterward. Expecting to meet her for their date, she inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting Jim, either.
Changed line(s) 8,10 (click to see context) from:
* Episode 25 "Maze of Despair," despite how unhinged he's been throughout the series, Harry's death is surprisingly poignant.
** Equally, Ron's reaction to Harry's near-death is poignant as well and highlights despite them both being unrepentant opportunists and otherwise complete scum, they clearly do care about one another.
** When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy bad guy]]. Either out of a desire to be malicious and turn them against one another, or because he [[EvilCannotComprehendGood truly believes that's exactly what Gene wants]], just like himself. It's hard to tell whose reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
** Equally, Ron's reaction to Harry's near-death is poignant as well and highlights despite them both being unrepentant opportunists and otherwise complete scum, they clearly do care about one another.
** When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy bad guy]]. Either out of a desire to be malicious and turn them against one another, or because he [[EvilCannotComprehendGood truly believes that's exactly what Gene wants]], just like himself. It's hard to tell whose reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
to:
* Episode 25 "Maze of Despair," despite Despite how unhinged he's been throughout the series, Harry's death is surprisingly poignant.
** While Hitoriga showed himself to be an utterly repugnant killer Suzuka showed disgust over his dismal of his killing of her family and her unhealthy fixation over her. When he finally dies, [[FaceDeathWithDiginity his deranged experience shows humanity beyond it resembling Suzuka]]. When he finally falls, it's not satisfaction that [[VengeanceFeelsEmpty she feels but a silent sorrowful expression on her face]]. It's implied she either pitied how his fixation over her turned him into a pitiful monster she needed to shoot down or Hitoriga meant something more to her as implied close figure in her life and had to put him of his misery for how disgracefully he fell onto the path of evil.
** Equally, Ron's reaction to Harry's near-death is poignant as well and highlights despite them both being unrepentant opportunists and otherwise completescum, scum who backstab all factions, they clearly do care about one another.
another with Ron being emotionally distraught when Gwen dismisses his distress and Gene barging in.
** When Gene experiences his near-death experience after eliminating Ron, he flashbacks to his night with Hilda, where in her moment of being truthful, she admits [[IWorkAlone that an outlaw should work alone and that outside of the occasional fling and outside help for jobs that require additional muscle, one should be on their own]]. It's clear she's not speaking as a general guideline but out of personal experience, with Ron's betrayal leaving a bigger emotional scar than what was implied beforehand. It's saddening seeing such a cool character admit to feeling this cynical deep down.
* In Episode 26, when Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy bad guy]]. Either out of a desire to be malicious and turn them against one another, or because he [[EvilCannotComprehendGood truly believes that's exactly what Gene wants]], just like himself. It's hard to tell whose reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
** While Hitoriga showed himself to be an utterly repugnant killer Suzuka showed disgust over his dismal of his killing of her family and her unhealthy fixation over her. When he finally dies, [[FaceDeathWithDiginity his deranged experience shows humanity beyond it resembling Suzuka]]. When he finally falls, it's not satisfaction that [[VengeanceFeelsEmpty she feels but a silent sorrowful expression on her face]]. It's implied she either pitied how his fixation over her turned him into a pitiful monster she needed to shoot down or Hitoriga meant something more to her as implied close figure in her life and had to put him of his misery for how disgracefully he fell onto the path of evil.
** Equally, Ron's reaction to Harry's near-death is poignant as well and highlights despite them both being unrepentant opportunists and otherwise complete
** When Gene experiences his near-death experience after eliminating Ron, he flashbacks to his night with Hilda, where in her moment of being truthful, she admits [[IWorkAlone that an outlaw should work alone and that outside of the occasional fling and outside help for jobs that require additional muscle, one should be on their own]]. It's clear she's not speaking as a general guideline but out of personal experience, with Ron's betrayal leaving a bigger emotional scar than what was implied beforehand. It's saddening seeing such a cool character admit to feeling this cynical deep down.
* In Episode 26, when Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy bad guy]]. Either out of a desire to be malicious and turn them against one another, or because he [[EvilCannotComprehendGood truly believes that's exactly what Gene wants]], just like himself. It's hard to tell whose reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1 (click to see context) from:
* Episode 4 "When the Hot Ice Melts", [[spoiler:Hilda's death]]. The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''Outlaws [[TakingYouWithMe never go down easy]]''.
to:
!As a Moments subpage, all spoilers are unmarked [[Administrivia/SpoilersOff as per policy.]] Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned.
----
* Episode 4 "When the Hot Ice Melts",[[spoiler:Hilda's death]].Hilda's death. The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''Outlaws [[TakingYouWithMe never go down easy]]''.
----
* Episode 4 "When the Hot Ice Melts",
Changed line(s) 4 (click to see context) from:
* Episode 20 "Cats and Girls and Spaceships", where Jim meets [[spoiler: Hanmyo]] and develops a crush on her. Which ends with [[spoiler: a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, who weren't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]]]. So, when Jim heads back to the park afterwards. Expecting to meet her for their date, she inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since [[spoiler: Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting Jim, either]].
to:
* Episode 20 "Cats and Girls and Spaceships", where Jim meets [[spoiler: Hanmyo]] Hanmyo and develops a crush on her. Which ends with [[spoiler: a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, who weren't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]]].child]]. So, when Jim heads back to the park afterwards. Expecting to meet her for their date, she inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since [[spoiler: Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting Jim, either]].either.
Changed line(s) 6 (click to see context) from:
* Episode 25 "Maze of Despair," [[spoiler: despite how unhinged he's been throughout the series, Harry's death is surprisingly poignant.]]
to:
* Episode 25 "Maze of Despair," [[spoiler: despite how unhinged he's been throughout the series, Harry's death is surprisingly poignant.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 2 (click to see context) from:
* Episode 15, "The Seven Emerge", is a bleak portrayal of just how scared to die Gene is, and his first experience of being in way over his head. Threatened by the [[KnightofCerebus assassin Shimi]], Gene haughtily proclaims that he can easily defeat him. [[BreakTheHaughty Then he gets his ass handed to him. Repeatedly.]] During the battle with Shimi, Gene gets shot in the stomach, ''every'' member of the crew has a fake-out death, and they only win by sheer dumb luck. It's horrible just how close the Outlaw Star crew came to being utterly annihilated, and it was only that Shimi took pity on them that they escaped alive.
to:
* Episode 15, 15: "The Seven Emerge", Emerge". The episide is a bleak portrayal of just how scared to die Gene is, and his first experience of being in way over his head. Threatened by the [[KnightofCerebus assassin Shimi]], Gene haughtily proclaims that he can easily defeat him. [[BreakTheHaughty Then he gets his ass handed to him. Repeatedly.]] During the battle with Shimi, Gene gets shot in the stomach, ''every'' member of the crew has a fake-out death, and they only win by sheer dumb luck. It's horrible just how close the Outlaw Star crew came to being utterly annihilated, and it was only that Shimi took pity on them that they escaped alive.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 4 (click to see context) from:
* Episode 20 "Cats and Girls and Spaceships", where Jim meets [[spoiler: Hanmyo]] and develops a crush on her. Which ends with [[spoiler: a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, who weren't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]]]. So when Jim heads back to the park afterwards, expecting to meet her for their date, she inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since [[spoiler: Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting Jim, either]].
to:
* Episode 20 "Cats and Girls and Spaceships", where Jim meets [[spoiler: Hanmyo]] and develops a crush on her. Which ends with [[spoiler: a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, who weren't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]]]. So So, when Jim heads back to the park afterwards, expecting afterwards. Expecting to meet her for their date, she inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since [[spoiler: Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting Jim, either]].either]].
** Hanmyo's horrified reaction to Mata's death in particular is surprisingly heartbreaking. While she was obviously angry over Kemi's death, it seems Mata's death is what finally broke her. Proof that the girl genuinely cared for cat's/co-pilots.
** Hanmyo's horrified reaction to Mata's death in particular is surprisingly heartbreaking. While she was obviously angry over Kemi's death, it seems Mata's death is what finally broke her. Proof that the girl genuinely cared for cat's/co-pilots.
Changed line(s) 7 (click to see context) from:
** When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy bad guy]]. Either out of a desire to be malicious and turn them against one another, or because he [[EvilCannotComprehendGood truly believes that's exactly what Gene wants]], just like himself. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
to:
** When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy bad guy]]. Either out of a desire to be malicious and turn them against one another, or because he [[EvilCannotComprehendGood truly believes that's exactly what Gene wants]], just like himself. It's hard to tell who's whose reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 6 (click to see context) from:
** When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy badguy]]. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
to:
** Equally, Ron's reaction to Harry's near-death is poignant as well and highlights despite them both being unrepentant opportunists and otherwise complete scum, they clearly do care about one another.
** When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedybadguy]].bad guy]]. Either out of a desire to be malicious and turn them against one another, or because he [[EvilCannotComprehendGood truly believes that's exactly what Gene wants]], just like himself. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
** When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 5 (click to see context) from:
* Episode 25 "Maze of Despair", [[spoiler: Harry]]'s death. [[DracoInLeatherPants For his fans, at least.]]
to:
* Episode 25 "Maze of Despair", Despair," [[spoiler: Harry]]'s death. [[DracoInLeatherPants For his fans, at least.despite how unhinged he's been throughout the series, Harry's death is surprisingly poignant.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* Episode 15, "The Seven Emerge", is a bleak portrayal of just how scared to die Gene is, and his first experience of being in way over his head. Threatened by the [[KnightofCerebus assassin Shimi]], Gene haughtily proclaims that he can easily defeat him. [[BreakTheHaughty Then he gets his ass handed to him. Repeatedly.]] During the battle with Shimi, Gene gets shot in the stomach, ''every'' member of the crew has a fake-out death, and they only win by sheer dumb luck. It's horrible just how close the Outlaw Star crew came to being utterly annihilated, and it was only that Shimi took pity on them that they escaped alive.
** There's also the scene about halfway through the episode where Melfina comes to visit Gene, and, convinced that he's going to die but trying not to show it, he tries to make her sleep with him, which ''terrifies'' her. In this case, his lecherousness is ''not'' played for laughs. He angrily asks Melfina why she was created, and she starts crying, saying that she doesn't know. It's the first time Gene is faced with what a flawed person he is. Thankfully, [[CharacterDevelopment he slowly gets better]].
** There's also the scene about halfway through the episode where Melfina comes to visit Gene, and, convinced that he's going to die but trying not to show it, he tries to make her sleep with him, which ''terrifies'' her. In this case, his lecherousness is ''not'' played for laughs. He angrily asks Melfina why she was created, and she starts crying, saying that she doesn't know. It's the first time Gene is faced with what a flawed person he is. Thankfully, [[CharacterDevelopment he slowly gets better]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
* Episode 4 "When the Hot Ice Melts", [[spoiler:Hilda's death]] The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''Outlaws [[TakingYouWithMe never go down easy]]''.
* The episode ''"Cats and Girls and Spaceships"'' where Jim meets [[spoiler: Hanmyo]] and develops a crush on her. Which ends with [[spoiler: a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, who weren't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]]]. So when Jim heads back to the park afterwards, expecting to meet her for their date, she inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since [[spoiler: Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting Jim, either]].
* The episode ''"Cats and Girls and Spaceships"'' where Jim meets [[spoiler: Hanmyo]] and develops a crush on her. Which ends with [[spoiler: a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, who weren't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]]]. So when Jim heads back to the park afterwards, expecting to meet her for their date, she inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since [[spoiler: Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting Jim, either]].
to:
* Episode 4 "When the Hot Ice Melts", [[spoiler:Hilda's death]] death]]. The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''Outlaws [[TakingYouWithMe never go down easy]]''.
*The episode ''"Cats Episode 20 "Cats and Girls and Spaceships"'' Spaceships", where Jim meets [[spoiler: Hanmyo]] and develops a crush on her. Which ends with [[spoiler: a grappler ship duel with the Outlaw Star, who weren't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]]]. So when Jim heads back to the park afterwards, expecting to meet her for their date, she inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since [[spoiler: Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting Jim, either]].
*
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
* Episode 4 "When the Hot Ice Melts", [[spoiler:Hilda's death]] The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''Outlaws [[TakingYouWithMe never go down easy]]''.
Changed line(s) 2,4 (click to see context) from:
* [[spoiler:Hilda's death]] The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''Outlaws [[TakingYouWithMe never go down easy]]''.
* [[spoiler: Harry]]'s death. [[DracoInLeatherPants For his fans, at least.]]
* When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy badguy]]. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
* [[spoiler: Harry]]'s death. [[DracoInLeatherPants For his fans, at least.]]
* When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy badguy]]. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
to:
* [[spoiler:Hilda's death]] The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''Outlaws [[TakingYouWithMe never go down easy]]''.
*Episode 25 "Maze of Despair", [[spoiler: Harry]]'s death. [[DracoInLeatherPants For his fans, at least.]]
* ** When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy badguy]]. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
*
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 2 (click to see context) from:
* [[spoiler:Hilda's death]] The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''Outlaws [[TakingYouWithMe never go down easy]]''.
to:
* [[spoiler:Hilda's death]] The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''Outlaws [[TakingYouWithMe never go down easy]]''.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 2 (click to see context) from:
* [[spoiler:Hilda's death]] The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''[[{{Badass}} Outlaws]] [[TakingYouWithMe never go down easy]]''.
to:
* [[spoiler:Hilda's death]] The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''[[{{Badass}} Outlaws]] ''Outlaws [[TakingYouWithMe never go down easy]]''.
Changed line(s) 4 (click to see context) from:
* When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy badguy]]. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
to:
* When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy badguy]]. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1 (click to see context) from:
* The episode "Cats and Girls and Spaceships" where [[spoiler: Jim unknowingly kills the girl he had liked, and when she understandably fails to show up for their date afterward, he assumes she stood him up and never finds out the truth]]. Making it even worse. [[spoiler:The girl has no idea she was fighting the boy she loved, and her last thought is she'll never be able to see Jim again.]]
to:
* The episode "Cats ''"Cats and Girls and Spaceships" Spaceships"'' where Jim meets [[spoiler: Jim unknowingly kills Hanmyo]] and develops a crush on her. Which ends with [[spoiler: a grappler ship duel with the girl he had liked, and Outlaw Star, who weren't aware the enemy ship was being piloted [[KillTheCutie by a child]]]]. So when she understandably fails Jim heads back to show up the park afterwards, expecting to meet her for their date afterward, he assumes date, she stood him up and never finds out the truth]]. Making it even worse. [[spoiler:The girl has no idea inevitably doesn't show. Made worse, since [[spoiler: Hanmyo hadn't known she was fighting the boy she loved, and her last thought is she'll never be able to see Jim again.]]Jim, either]].
Changed line(s) 3 (click to see context) from:
* [[spoiler: Harry's death.]]
to:
* [[spoiler: Harry's death.Harry]]'s death. [[DracoInLeatherPants For his fans, at least.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1 (click to see context) from:
* The episode "Cats and Girls and Spaceships" from ''OutlawStar'', where [[spoiler: Jim unknowingly kills the girl he had liked, and when she understandably fails to show up for their date afterward, he assumes she stood him up and never finds out the truth]]. Making it even worse. [[spoiler:The girl has no idea she was fighting the boy she loved, and her last thought is she'll never be able to see Jim again.]]
to:
* The episode "Cats and Girls and Spaceships" from ''OutlawStar'', where [[spoiler: Jim unknowingly kills the girl he had liked, and when she understandably fails to show up for their date afterward, he assumes she stood him up and never finds out the truth]]. Making it even worse. [[spoiler:The girl has no idea she was fighting the boy she loved, and her last thought is she'll never be able to see Jim again.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
This is not a forum. Do not reply to posts. Also, I moved something to heartwarming.
Changed line(s) 1,16 (click to see context) from:
* The episode "Cats and Girls and Spaceships" from ''OutlawStar'', where [[spoiler: Jim unknowingly kills the girl he had liked, and when she understandably fails to show up for their date afterward, he assumes she stood him up and never finds out the truth]].
** [[spoiler:The girl has no idea she was fighting the boy she loved. And her last thought is she'll never be able to see Jim again.]]
** Am I the only one who cried when [[spoiler:Hilda died?]]
*** The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''[[{{Badass}} Outlaws]] [[PreMortemOneLiner never]] [[FamousLastWords go]] [[StuffBlowingUp down]] [[TakingYouWithMe easy]]''.
** Am I the only one who cried when [[spoiler: Harry died?]]
*** God, I bout bawled my eyes raw. It's not just that [[spoiler: he dies]]. It's the way [[spoiler: he says goodbye to Melfina]].
** Suffice to say, if their name starts with an H, you're going to cry when they die.
*** HAZANKOOOOOOO.
**** Okay, maybe not ''him''...
* When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[HannibalLecture Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy badguy]]. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
* The very, very end of the series, with the the whole crew reunited and setting off for new adventures, always makes this troper teary eyed, both because it's such a good send off and embodies the spirit of Outlaw Star, and because we won't get to see those adventures. The ending caption seals it.
--> The adventure never ends_
--> We'll set off on a journey
--> Sometime Somewhere
--> To the stars again
--> [[AndTheAdventureContinues And the new adventures will begin.]]
** [[spoiler:The girl has no idea she was fighting the boy she loved. And her last thought is she'll never be able to see Jim again.]]
** Am I the only one who cried when [[spoiler:Hilda died?]]
*** The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''[[{{Badass}} Outlaws]] [[PreMortemOneLiner never]] [[FamousLastWords go]] [[StuffBlowingUp down]] [[TakingYouWithMe easy]]''.
** Am I the only one who cried when [[spoiler: Harry died?]]
*** God, I bout bawled my eyes raw. It's not just that [[spoiler: he dies]]. It's the way [[spoiler: he says goodbye to Melfina]].
** Suffice to say, if their name starts with an H, you're going to cry when they die.
*** HAZANKOOOOOOO.
**** Okay, maybe not ''him''...
* When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[HannibalLecture Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy badguy]]. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
* The very, very end of the series, with the the whole crew reunited and setting off for new adventures, always makes this troper teary eyed, both because it's such a good send off and embodies the spirit of Outlaw Star, and because we won't get to see those adventures. The ending caption seals it.
--> The adventure never ends_
--> We'll set off on a journey
--> Sometime Somewhere
--> To the stars again
--> [[AndTheAdventureContinues And the new adventures will begin.]]
to:
* The episode "Cats and Girls and Spaceships" from ''OutlawStar'', where [[spoiler: Jim unknowingly kills the girl he had liked, and when she understandably fails to show up for their date afterward, he assumes she stood him up and never finds out the truth]].
**truth]]. Making it even worse. [[spoiler:The girl has no idea she was fighting the boy she loved. And loved, and her last thought is she'll never be able to see Jim again.]]
** Am I the only one who cried when [[spoiler:Hilda died?]]
**** [[spoiler:Hilda's death]] The tears that were shed were ManlyTears, for [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome Hilda has shown us all]] that ''[[{{Badass}} Outlaws]] [[PreMortemOneLiner never]] [[FamousLastWords go]] [[StuffBlowingUp down]] [[TakingYouWithMe never go down easy]]''.
** Am I the only one who cried when * [[spoiler: Harry died?]]
*** God, I bout bawled my eyes raw. It's not just that [[spoiler: he dies]]. It's the way [[spoiler: he says goodbye to Melfina]].
** Suffice to say, if their name starts with an H, you're going to cry when they die.
*** HAZANKOOOOOOO.
**** Okay, maybe not ''him''...
Harry's death.]]
* When Gene tries to rescue Melfina,[[HannibalLecture [[BreakingSpeech Hazanko tries to turn them against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting him as the greedy badguy]]. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
* The very, very end of the series, with the the whole crew reunited and setting off for new adventures, always makes this troper teary eyed, both because it's such a good send off and embodies the spirit of Outlaw Star, and because we won't get to see those adventures. The ending caption seals it.
--> The adventure never ends_
--> We'll set off on a journey
--> Sometime Somewhere
--> To the stars again
--> [[AndTheAdventureContinues And the new adventures will begin.]]Melfina's.
**
***
*** God, I bout bawled my eyes raw. It's not just that [[spoiler: he dies]]. It's the way [[spoiler: he says goodbye to Melfina]].
** Suffice to say, if their name starts with an H, you're going to cry when they die.
*** HAZANKOOOOOOO.
**** Okay, maybe not ''him''...
* When Gene tries to rescue Melfina,
* The very, very end of the series, with the the whole crew reunited and setting off for new adventures, always makes this troper teary eyed, both because it's such a good send off and embodies the spirit of Outlaw Star, and because we won't get to see those adventures. The ending caption seals it.
--> The adventure never ends_
--> We'll set off on a journey
--> Sometime Somewhere
--> To the stars again
--> [[AndTheAdventureContinues And the new adventures will begin.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 16 (click to see context) from:
--> And the new adventures will begin.
to:
--> [[AndTheAdventureContinues And the new adventures will begin.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 8 (click to see context) from:
* When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, Hazanko tries to turn them aganst each other by twisting Gene's words and painting himas the greedy badguy. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
to:
* When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, [[HannibalLecture Hazanko tries to turn them aganst against each other by twisting Gene's words and painting himas him as the greedy badguy.badguy]]. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* When Gene tries to rescue Melfina, Hazanko tries to turn them aganst each other by twisting Gene's words and painting himas the greedy badguy. It's hard to tell who's reaction is worse, Gene's or Melfina's.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
** [[spoiler:The girl has no idea she was fighting the boy she loved. And her last thought is she'll never be able to see Jim again.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 6 (click to see context) from:
** Suffice to say, if their name starts with an H, you're going to cry when they die.
to:
** Suffice to say, if their name starts with an H, you're going to cry when they die.die.
* The very, very end of the series, with the the whole crew reunited and setting off for new adventures, always makes this troper teary eyed, both because it's such a good send off and embodies the spirit of Outlaw Star, and because we won't get to see those adventures. The ending caption seals it.
--> The adventure never ends_
--> We'll set off on a journey
--> Sometime Somewhere
--> To the stars again
--> And the new adventures will begin.
* The very, very end of the series, with the the whole crew reunited and setting off for new adventures, always makes this troper teary eyed, both because it's such a good send off and embodies the spirit of Outlaw Star, and because we won't get to see those adventures. The ending caption seals it.
--> The adventure never ends_
--> We'll set off on a journey
--> Sometime Somewhere
--> To the stars again
--> And the new adventures will begin.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
** Suffice to say, if their name starts with an H, you're going to cry when they die.
