Discussion History Anime / GuiltyCrown

The \\\"they had the right idea\\\" and this kind of thing is why I think there should be a \\\"broken base\\\" or an \\\"alternate character interpretation\\\" somewhere. There is seriously a huge gap between people thinking that Shu was wrong and losing his grip and the ones thinking that the rebellion is just the students being... well, you see what I mean, and it was necessary given the situation. And there is a lot of supporters on both sides.
Also, I\\\'m not going into big discussions here because it\\\'s not the right place to do it, but the very fact that they [[spoiler:make an huge mess of the destroyed void thing]] is, again, something that is interpreted quite differently from one watcher to another.
And making them more vulnerable.... Please. A PILLAR was needed for [[spoiler: the girl with a crossbow. On a battlefield, the body would be dead and destroyed far before the void, except for the weakest ones like Hare, which are not supposed to be on the front line in the first place, hence the ranking system.]] So once again, it being justified is really realtive.
Hence why I think that there really should be some kind of indication of the different views the fans have of this part and of Shu\\\'s \\\"evils\\\".


Also no, you are not the only one at all. Sure, Shu wasn\\\'t nice, but being nice in this situation would have killed everyone, especially since everyone was too carefree for a post-apocalyptic situation where you are short of vaccines and surrounded. A big slap? I\\\'m completely okay with this. What they did? No, I raged, and I know that a LOT of other people did.

Then again, from what we can see in episode 17, it was planned since a long time ago... maybe even more than when Shu screwed up. [[spoiler:I guess that it\\\'s what happens when you put some rapists wanabee in your personal police... Ironically, almost all the ones wanting to kill him were NOT F-ranks but high-ranked ones. Souta had to tell himself many times that he was not doing anything wrong.]]

\\\"Bite Me\\\", web original from machinima, last episode before hell \\\"30 Dec 2010\\\"
Saved on the release of season 2 \\\"5 Mar 2012\\\"
I\\\'m editing that....
If i\\\'m wrong, feel free to inform me.

The \\\"they had the right idea\\\" and this kind of thing is why I think there should be a \\\"broken base\\\" or an \\\"alternate character interpretation\\\" somewhere. There is seriously a huge gap between people thinking that Shu was wrong and losing his grip and the ones thinking that the rebellion is just the students being... well, you see what I mean, and it was necessary given the situation. And there is a lot of supporters on both sides.
Also, I\\\'m not going into big discussions here because it\\\'s not the right place to do it, but the very fact that they [[spoiler:make an huge mess of the destroyed void thing]] is, again, something that is interpreted quite differently from one watcher to another.
And making them more vulnerable.... Please. A PILLAR was needed for [[spoiler: the girl with a crossbow. On a battlefield, the body would be dead and destroyed far before the void, except for the weakest ones like Hare, which are not supposed to be on the front line in the first place, hence the ranking system.]] So once again, it being justified is really realtive.
Hence why I think that there really should be some kind of indication of the different views the fans have of this part and of Shu\\\'s \\\"evils\\\".


Also no, you are not the only one at all. Sure, Shu wasn\\\'t nice, but being nice in this situation would have killed everyone, especially since everyone was too carefree for a post-apocalyptic situation where you are short of vaccines and surrounded. A big slap? I\\\'m completely okay with this. What they did? No, I raged, and I know that a LOT of other people did.

Then again, from what we can see in episode 17, it was planned since a long time ago... maybe even more than when Shu screwed up. [[spoiler:I guess that it\\\'s what happens when you put some rapists wanabee in your personal police... Ironically, almost all the the ones wanting to kill him were NOT F-ranks but high-ranked ones. Souta had to tell himself many times that he was not doing anything wrong.]]

The \\\"they had the right idea\\\" and this kind of thing is why I think there should be a \\\"broken base\\\" or an \\\"alternate character interpretation\\\" somewhere. There is seriously a huge gap between people thinking that Shu was wrong and losing his grip and the ones thinking that the rebellion is just the students being... well, you see what I mean, and it was necessary given the situation. And there is a lot of supporters on both sides.
Also, I\\\'m not going into big discussions here because it\\\'s not the right place to do it, but the very fact that they [[spoiler:make an huge mess of the destroyed void thing]] is, again, something that is interpreted quite differently from one watcher to another.
And making them more vulnerable.... Please. A PILLAR was needed for [[spoiler: the girl with a crossbow. On a battlefield, the body would be dead and destroyed far before the void, except for the weakest ones like Hare, which are not supposed to be on the front line in the first place, hence the ranking system.]] So once again, it being justified is really realtive.
Hence why I think that there really should be some kind of indication of the different views the fans have of this part and of Shu\\\'s \\\"evils\\\".


Also no, you are not the only one at all. Sure, Shu wasn\\\'t nice, but being nice in this situation would have killed everyone, especially since everyone was too carefree for a post-apocalyptic situation where you are short of vaccines and surrounded. A big slap? I\\\'m completely okay with this. What they did? No, I raged, and I know that a LOT of other people did.

Then again, from what we can see in episode 17, it was planned since a long time ago... maybe even more than when Shu screwed up. I guess that it\\\'s what happens when you put some rapists wanabee in your personal police...

The \\\"they had the right idea\\\" and this kind of thing is why I think there should be a \\\"broken base\\\" or an \\\"alternate character interpretation\\\" somewhere. There is seriously a huge gap between people thinking that Shu was wrong and losing his grip and the ones thinking that the rebellion is just the students being... well, you see what I mean, and it was necessary given the situation. And there is a lot of supporters on both sides.
Also, I\\\'m not going into big discussions here because it\\\'s not the right place to do it, but the very fact that they [[spoiler:make an huge mess of the destroyed void thing]] is, again, something that is interpreted quite differently from one watcher to another.
And making them more vulnerable.... Please. A PILLAR was needed for [[spoiler: the girl with a crossbow. On a battlefield, the body would be dead and destroyed far before the void, except for the weakest ones like Hare, which are not supposed to be on the front line in the first place, hence the ranking system.]] So once again, it being justified is really realtive.
Hence why I think that there really should be some kind of indication of the different views the fans have of this part and of Shu\\\'s \\\"evils\\\".


Also no, you are not the only one at all. Sure, Shu wasn\\\'t nice, but being nice in this situation would have killed everyone, especially since everyone was too carefree for a post-apocalyptic situation where you are short of vaccines and surrounded. A big slap? I\\\'m completely okay with this. What they did? No, I raged, and I know that a LOT of other people did.

Then again, from what we can see in episode 17, it was planned since a long time ago... maybe even more than when Shu screwed up. I guess that it\\\'s what happens when you put some rapists wanabee in your personal police...

The \\\"they had the right idea\\\" and this kind of thing is why I think there should be a \\\"broken base\\\" or an \\\"alternate character interpretation\\\" somewhere. There is seriously a huge gap between people thinking that Shu was wrong and losing his grip and the ones thinking that the rebellion is just the students being... well, you see what I mean, and it was necessary given the situation. And there is a lot of supporters on both sides.
Also, I\\\'m not going into big discussions here because it\\\'s not the right place to do it, but the very fact that they [[spoiler:make an huge mess of the destroyed void thing]] is, again, something that is interpreted quite differently from one watcher to another.
And making them more vulnerable.... Please. A PILLAR was needed for [[spoiler: the girl with a crossbow. On a battlefield, the body would be dead and destroyed far before the void, except for the weakest ones like Hare, which are not supposed to be on the front line in the first place, hence the ranking system.]] So once again, it being justified is really realtive.
Hence why I think that there really should be some kind of indication of the different views the fans have of this part and of Shu\\\'s \\\"evils\\\".


Also no, you are not the only one at all. Sure, Shu wasn\\\'t nice, but being nice in this situation would have killed everyone, especially since everyone was too carefree. A big slap? I\\\'m completely okay with this. What they did? No, I raged, and I know that a LOT of other people did.

The \\\"they had the right idea\\\" and this kind of thing is why I think there should be a \\\"broken base\\\" or an \\\"alternate character interpretation\\\" somewhere. There is seriously a huge gap betwween people thinking that Shu was wrong and losing his grip and the ones thinking that the rebellion is just the students being... well, you see what I mean, and it was necessary given the situation. And there is a lot of supporters on both sides.
Also, I\\\'m not going into big discussions here because it\\\'s not the right place to do it, but the very fact that they [[spoiler:make an huge mess of the destroyed void thing]] is, again, something that is interpreted quite differently from one watcher to another.
And making them more vulnerable.... Please. A PILLAR was needed for [[spoiler: the girl with a crossbow. On a battlefield, the body would be dead and destroyed far before the void, except for the weakest ones like Hare, which are not supposed to be on the front line in the first place, hence the ranking system.]] So once again, it being justified is really realtive.
Hence why I think that there really should be some kind of indication of the different views the fans have of this part and of Shu\\\'s \\\"evils\\\".


Also no, you are not the only one at all. Sure, Shu wasn\\\'t nice, but being nice in this situation would have killed everyone, especially since everyone was too carefree. A big slap? I\\\'m completely okay with this. What they did? No, I raged, and I know that a LOT of other people did.

The \\\"they had the right idea\\\" and this kind of thing is why I think there should be a \\\"broken base\\\" or an \\\"alternate character interpretation\\\" somewhere. There is seriously a huge gap betwween people thinking that Shu was wrong and losing his grip and the ones thinking that the rebellion is just the students being... well, you see what I mean, and it was necessary given the situation. And there is a lot of supporters on both sides.
Also, I\\\'m not going into big discussions here because it\\\'s not the right place to do it, but the very fact that they [[spoiler:make an huge mess of the destroyed void thing]] is, again, something that is interpreted quite differently from one watcher to another.
And making them more vulnerable.... Please. A PILLAR was needed for [[spoiler: the girl with a crossbow. On a battlefield, the body would be dead and destroyed far before the void, except for the weakest ones like Hare, which are not supposed to be on the front line in the first place, hence the ranking system. So once again, it being justified is really realtive.]].
Hence why I think that there really should be some kind of indication of the different views the fans have of this part and of Shu\\\'s \\\"evils\\\".

The \\\"they had the right idea\\\" and this kind of thing is why I think there should be a \\\"broken base\\\" or an \\\"alternate character interpretation\\\" somewhere. There is seriously a huge gap betwween people thinking that Shu was right and losing his grip and the ones thinking that the rebellion is just the students being... well, you see what I mean. And there is a lot of supporters on both sides.
Also, I\\\'m not going into big discussions here because it\\\'s not the right place to do it, but the very fact that they [[spoiler:make an huge mess of the destroyed void thing]] is, again, something that is interpreted quite differently from one watcher to another.
And making them more vulnerable.... Please. A PILLAR was needed for [[spoiler: the girl with a crossbow. On a battlefield, the body would be dead and destroyed far before the void, except for the weakest ones like Hare, which are not supposed to be on the front line in the first place, hence the ranking system. So once again, it being justified is really realtive.]].
Hence why I think that there really should be some kind of indication of the different views the fans have of this part and of Shu\\\'s \\\"evils\\\".

The \\\"they had the right idea\\\" and this kind of thing is why I think there should be a \\\"broken base\\\" or an \\\"alternate character interpretation\\\" somewhere. There is seriously a huge gap betwween people thinking that Shu was right and losing his grip and the ones thinking that the rebellion is just the students being... well, you see what I mean. And there is a lot of supporters on both sides.
Also, I\\\'m not going into big discussions here because it\\\'s not the right place to do it, but the very fact that they [spoiler] make an huge mess of the destroyed void thing[/spoiler] is, again, something that is interpreted quite differently from one watcher to another.
And making them more vulnerable.... Please. A PILLAR was needed for [spoiler] the girl with a crossbow. On a battlefield, the body would be dead and destroyed far before the void, except for the weakest ones like Hare, which are not supposed to be on the front line in the first place, hence the ranking system[/spoiler].
Hence why I think that there really should be some kind of indication of the different views the fans have of this part and of Shu\\\'s \\\"evils\\\".

The \\\"they had the right idea\\\" and this kind of thing is why I think there should be a \\\"broken base\\\" or an \\\"alternate character interpretation\\\" somewhere. There is seriously a huge gap betwween people thinking that Shu was right and losing his grip and the ones thinking that the rebellion is just the students being... well, you see what I mean. And there is a lot of supporters on both sides.
Also, I\\\'m not going into big discussions here because it\\\'s not the right place to do it, but the very fact that they [spoiler] make an huge mess of the destroyed void thing[/spoiler] is, again, something that is interpreted quite differently from one watcher to another.
And making them more vulnerable.... Please. A PILLAR was needed for [spoiler] the girl with a crossbow. On a battlefield, the body would be dead and destroyed far before the void, except for the weakest ones like Hare, which are not supposed to be on the front line in the first place, hence the ranking system[/spoiler].
Hence why I think that there really should be some kind of indication of the different views the fans have of this part and if Shu\\\'s \\\"evils\\\".