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* BrokenAesop: Given the series' reputation of exemplifying the trope, ''Zero'' [[InvertedTrope confronts it to the closest extent]] likely possible in the series. It is ironic that ''Ace Combat 5'' is considered the more melodramatic and [[Anvilicious/VideoGames anvilicious]], once you consider the politics of ''Zero''. An extreme right-wing party comes to power amidst economic chaos and [[UsefulNotes/{{Germany}} invades its neighbours]]? Check. The Allies [[EnemyMine joining together]] despite their own culpability in the crisis? Check. The combatants rapidly resorting to [[PrivateMilitaryContractors morally questionable]] and [[NightmareFuel/AceCombatZeroTheBelkanWar downright horrific]] tactics to ensure victory? Check. And a treatise on the [[AnarchyIsChaos meaning of national boundaries]] and [[UsefulNotes/{{Red October}} radical ideologies]] in the aftermath of armed conflict? Check, with a dose of flamenco music. (Given that this is Strangereal's equivalent to [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII World War II]], it works.)
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* BrokenAesop: Given the series' reputation of exemplifying the this trope, ''Zero'' [[InvertedTrope confronts it to the closest extent]] likely possible in the series. It is ironic that ''Ace Combat 5'' is considered the more melodramatic and [[Anvilicious/VideoGames anvilicious]], more melodramatic]] of the two, once you consider the politics of ''Zero''. An extreme right-wing party comes to power amidst economic chaos and [[UsefulNotes/{{Germany}} invades its neighbours]]? Check. The Allies [[EnemyMine joining together]] despite their own culpability in the crisis? Check. The combatants rapidly resorting to [[PrivateMilitaryContractors morally questionable]] and [[NightmareFuel/AceCombatZeroTheBelkanWar downright horrific]] tactics to ensure victory? Check. And a treatise on the [[AnarchyIsChaos meaning of national boundaries]] and [[UsefulNotes/{{Red October}} radical ideologies]] in the aftermath of armed conflict? Check, with a dose of flamenco music. (Given that this is Strangereal's equivalent to [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII World War II]], it works.)
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* BrokenAesop: Given its the series' reputation of exemplifying the trope, ''Zero'' [[InvertedTrope confronts it to the closest extent]] likely possible in the series. It is ironic that ''Ace Combat 5'' is considered the more melodramatic and [[Anvilicious/VideoGames anvilicious]], once you consider the politics of ''Zero''. An extreme right-wing party comes to power amidst economic chaos and [[UsefulNotes/{{Germany}} invades its neighbours]]? Check. The Allies [[EnemyMine joining together]] despite their own culpability in the crisis? Check. The combatants rapidly resorting to [[PrivateMilitaryContractors morally questionable]] and [[NightmareFuel/AceCombatZeroTheBelkanWar downright horrific]] tactics to ensure victory? Check. And a treatise on the [[AnarchyIsChaos meaning of national boundaries]] and [[UsefulNotes/{{Red October}} radical ideologies]] in the aftermath of armed conflict? Check, with a dose of flamenco music. (Given that this is Strangereal's equivalent to [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII World War II]], it works.)
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* BrokenAesop: Given its the series' reputation of exemplifying the trope, ''Zero'' [[InvertedTrope confronts it to the closest extent]] likely possible in the series. It is ironic that ''Ace Combat 5'' is considered the more melodramatic and [[Anvilicious/VideoGames anvilicious]], once you consider the politics of ''Zero''. An extreme right-wing party comes to power amidst economic chaos and [[UsefulNotes/{{Germany}} invades its neighbours]]? Check. The Allies [[EnemyMine joining together]] despite their own culpability in the crisis? Check. The combatants rapidly resorting to [[PrivateMilitaryContractors morally questionable]] and [[NightmareFuel/AceCombatZeroTheBelkanWar downright horrific]] tactics to ensure victory? Check. And a treatise on the [[AnarchyIsChaos meaning of national boundaries]] and [[UsefulNotes/{{Red October}} radical ideologies]] in the aftermath of armed conflict? Check, with a dose of flamenco music. (Given that this is Strangereal's equivalent to [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII World War II]], it works.)
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* BrokenAesop: Given its the series' reputation of exemplifying the trope, ''Zero'' [[InvertedTrope confronts it to the closest extent]] likely possible in the series. It is ironic that ''Ace Combat 5'' is considered the more melodramatic and [[Anvilicious/VideoGames anvilicious]], once you consider the politics of ''Zero''. An extreme right-wing party comes to power amidst economic chaos and [[UsefulNotes/{{Germany}} invades its neighbours]]? Check. The Allies [[EnemyMine joining together]] despite their own culpability in the crisis? Check. The combatants rapidly resorting to [[PrivateMilitaryContractors morally questionable]] and [[NightmareFuel/AceCombatZeroTheBelkanWar downright horrific]] tactics to ensure victory? Check. And a treatise on the [[AnarchyIsChaos meaning of national boundaries]] and [[UsefulNotes/{{Red October}} radical ideologies]] in the aftermath of armed conflict? Check, with a dose of flamenco music. (Given that this is Strangereal's equivalent to [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII World War II]], it works.)
