History NightmareFuel / GargantiaOnTheVerdurousPlanet

* The revelation that pilots can merge their nervous systems with their mechas for maximum performance. Ledo's cry, "Just go and eat me!" raises some more FridgeHorror: is that what happened to Kugel? Taking things further, ''is that what happens to'' all ''GA mecha pilots?'' [[SerialEscalation And taking things ''even'' further]], is the GA government ''actually run by AI?'' (which might make sense given that the Alliance's alphabet appears to be a very artificial looking set of blocks, almost like binary representation of something...) Gen reminds us that you don't need to KillEmAll to leave some major FridgeHorror.

* Ledo's description of what happens to Alliance members who [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness can no longer serve as soldiers]]--they're "[[DeadlyEuphemism retired]]" in the ''Film/BladeRunner'' sense. Made especially unnerving in how he tells this to a gravely IllBoy and his sister as if it's completely normal, which it is in his world. The Alliance is looking worse with each episode...however, to be fair, Chamber mentions in the first episode that no known Earth-like planets exist, or at least have been found by the Galactic Alliance despite having spread out quite far in the galaxy. Which probably means that resources may be scarce. On top of that, they're fighting what seems to be a losing war against the Hideauze, despite their advanced technology compared to those living on Earth. So Ledo was just using BrutalHonesty, since that's all he's known in his short life, and to him, keeping someone like Bevel alive would mean less resources going towards someone who could fight against the Hideauze.

* Episode 5, while PlayedForLaughs. Ledo's encounters with the gay bar employees can come across as a bit disturbing. Not only do they chase him down after he's given a very clear indication that wants them to leave him alone. They're actions in pursuing him end up not only damaging a ladder and endangering a teenager, but nearly getting themselves killed in the process as well.

* Episode 5, while PlayedForLaughs. Ledo's encounters with the gay bar employees can come across as a bit disturbing. Not only do they chase him down after he's given a very clear indication that wants them to leave him alone. They're actions in pursuing him end up damaging a ladder and endangering a teenager, but nearly getting themselves killed in the process as well.

* Episode 5, while PlayedForLaughs. Ledo's encounters with the gay bar employees can come across as a bit disturbing. Not only do they chase him down after he's given a very clear indication that wants them to leave him alone. They're actions in pursuing him end up damaging a ladder and
endangering a teenager, but nearly getting themselves killed in the process as well.

* The revelation that pilots can merge their nervous systems with their mechas for maximum performance. Ledo's cry, "Just go and eat me!" raises some more FridgeHorror: is that what happened to Kugel? Taking things further, ''is that what happens to'' all ''GA mecha pilots?'' [[SerialEscalation And taking things ''even'' further]], is the GA government ''actually run by AI?'' (which might make sense given that the Alliance's alphabet appears to be a very artificial looking set of blocks, almost like binary representation of something...) Gen reminds us that you don't need to KillEmAll to leave some major FridgeHorror.

* [[WhamEpisode Episode 9.]] Ledo enters the Hideauze nest and spies a "nursery" filled with babies. Despite how they look somewhat like human embryos, he proceeds to burn them ''alive'', and we hear them scream. Then Ledo finally has to ask what's ''really'' going on here, and with only token reluctance, Chamber shows him an archive news clip detailing TheReveal...'''Hideauze are biomechanically evolved humans fighting over access to space with the humans who decided to leave the rapidly freezing Earth.''' A baby Hideauze then swims up to Ledo and just acts like a curious child. Chamber then proceeds to take initiative and crush it in his bare hands [[FridgeHorror without Ledo's command]], and Ledo proceeds to scream in existential anguish. [[MoodWhiplash Cut to ChouCho's calming ED]].

* [[spoiler:Ledo's description of what happens to Alliance members who [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness can no longer serve as soldiers]]--they're "[[DeadlyEuphemism retired]]" in the ''Film/BladeRunner'' sense. Made especially unnerving in how he tells this to a gravely IllBoy and his sister as if it's completely normal, which it is in his world. The Alliance is looking worse with each episode...however, to be fair, Chamber mentions in the first episode that no known Earth-like planets exist, or at least have been found by the Galactic Alliance despite having spread out quite far in the galaxy. Which probably means that resources may be scarce. On top of that, they're fighting what seems to be a losing war against the Hideauze, despite their advanced technology compared to those living on Earth. So Ledo was just using BrutalHonesty, since that's all he's known in his short life, and to him keeping someone like Bevel alive would mean less resources going towards someone who could fight against the Hideauze.]]

* [[spoiler:[[WhamEpisode Episode 9.]] Ledo enters the Hideauze nest and spies a "nursery" filled with babies. Despite how they look somewhat like human embryos, he proceeds to burn them ''alive'', and we hear them scream. Then Ledo finally has to ask what's ''really'' going on here, and with only token reluctance, Chamber shows him an archive news clip detailing TheReveal...'''Hideauze are biomechanically evolved humans fighting over access to space with the humans who decided to leave the rapidly freezing Earth.''' A baby Hideauze then swims up to Ledo and just acts like a curious child. Chamber then proceeds to take initiative and crush it in his bare hands [[FridgeHorror without Ledo's command]], and Ledo proceeds to scream in existential anguish. [[MoodWhiplash Cut to ChouCho's calming ED]].]]
* Episode 12. [[spoiler:In Striker's Earth-based Alliance cult, "unfit" Earthlings are disposed of much like back in space; dumped over the side of the ship. ''And it's treated as a holy religious ceremony in honor of their "god" Striker.'' Ledo's also treated to a boy being dumped who looks [[DissonantSerenity strangely happy]] about his ritualistic murder. When he reminds Ledo of Bevel and his brother, he finally decides to take action against his former masters.]]
* [[spoiler:The revelation that pilots can merge their nervous systems with their mechas for maximum performance. Ledo's cry, "Just go and eat me!" raises some more FridgeHorror: is that what happened to Kugel? Taking things further, ''is that what happens to'' all ''GA mecha pilots?'' [[SerialEscalation And taking things ''even'' further]], is the GA government ''actually run by AI?'' (which might make sense given that the Alliance's alphabet appears to be a very artificial looking set of blocks, almost like binary representation of something...) Gen reminds us that you don't need to KillEmAll to leave some major FridgeHorror.]]

* [[spoiler:Ledo's description of what happens to Alliance members who [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness can no longer serve as soldiers]]--they're "[[DeadlyEuphemism retired]]" in the ''Film/BladeRunner'' sense. Made especially unnerving in how he tells this to a gravely IllBoy and his sister as if it's completely normal, which it is in his world. The Alliance is looking worse with each episode...however, to be fair, Chamber mentions in the first episode that no known Earth-like planets exist, or at least have been found by the Galactic Alliance despite having spread out quite far in the galaxy. Which probably means that resources may be scarce. On top of that, they're fighting what seems to be a losing war against the Hideauze, despite their advanced technology compared to those living on Earth. So Ledo was just using BrutalHonesty, since that's all he's known in his short life, and to him keeping someone like Bebel alive would mean less resources going towards someone who could fight against the Hideauze.]]

* [[spoiler:Episode 9. Ledo enters the Hideauze nest and spies a "nursery" filled with babies. Despite how they look somewhat like human embryos, he proceeds to burn them ''alive'', and we hear them scream. Then Ledo finally has to ask what's ''really'' going on here, and with only token reluctance, Chamber shows him an archive news clip detailing TheReveal...'''Hideauze are biomechanically evolved humans fighting over access to space with the humans who decided to leave the rapidly freezing Earth.''' A baby Hideauze then swims up to Ledo and just acts like a curious child. Chamber then proceeds to take initiative and crush it in his bare hands [[FridgeHorror without Ledo's command]], and Ledo proceeds to scream in existential anguish. [[MoodWhiplash Cut to ChouCho's calming ED]].]]