Yisus666 said:The bad art is just the cherry in top of the cake. It also has horrible plot holes and probably the most hateable set of characters i found in a single show. Also, their motivations to do some things they do are, at least, questionable.
Sounds more like you found a show where the characters have been written to be more realistic - especially considering the enviroment they live in - but instead you wanted to see more of the 2-trick ponies with motivations drawn from exaggerating a general feeling they have and then applied over and over to every situation with zero thought in-between that anime tends to be full of.
Characters with questionable motivations are realistic, as motivations tend to be questionable, at least to people other than the one having it and especially to people who are living in a sea of cottonwool in comparison to the setting.
Rawrzxor said:
This exactly. I'm trying to continue watching it at episode 14, but the plot holes, fail logic, ridiculous things that happen with no explanation, and especially questionable motivations. The logic is so poor, I can barely bring myself to watch it.
You are describing pretty much every anime out there, why is it that it becomes a problem with this one?
"WE HAVE TO GET TO TERRA! WHAT ABOUT ALL THE PEOPLE WHO DIED!" ....Why? And how does that help the people who continue to die? ...It doesn't. Yet, this is the singular motivation for the Mu.
This seems like a failure on your part to understand how the deaths of other people affect humans as you approach that quote like a robot and think the deaths can be shrugged of just like that (perhaps it's a new generation thing, perhaps just you, but it most certainly isn't a problem with the logic in the quote, maybe see a psychiatrist?).
This might be the final straw, for me:
A dude jumps out of a spaceship as it's entering orbit, breaking through the spaceshuttle *somehow*, ostensibly without a weapon suited to the task, and is somehow totally fine, waking up after 10 seconds, and fighting, afterwards.
As far as I know, this kind of ridicilousness is found in pretty much all anime and again I'm wondering: why is it a problem with this particular one? It's not like it's pretending to be a prefect reality simulator, quite the contrary.
The premise is great. It's a great premise, imo. But in practice, it's so full of holes and ridiculousness that it destroys any potential it had.
I cannot understand why it has received such a high rating. At best, it's a 6 out of 10, at worst, it's a 4 out of 10. My only guess is that people just ignore the potholes and ridiculousness for the greater story.
Again, like every anime out there. It sounds to me as if you have started watching this with an attitude of "I'm not gonna like it, I have to find reasons why it's not reality" - I guarantee you can find those reasons from any anime if you really want to. |