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| Princess is simply too cute. 1 more object down. |
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| great episode, really turned it around. See when you focused more on the objects instead of fan service. you get a good episode. |
| Phew, a lot of badass and heavy (get it, heavy) stuff happened during this episode. I enjoy rhe tactical gameplay within the series which puts "the bigger they are, the harder they fall" and "the ones who are weak need to be smart" in a literal sence. |
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| Overall cheesy strategy usage in this series and much plot armour for the protoganists. Like that object certainly took 100000 years to fire a shot at them and doesnt follow up to end the job. Also the pacing at the end was a bit too fast. Still watching this for the decent enjoyment and Frolaytia :O |
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| Everytime I watch this show, Qwen and Havia make me nervous.. IDK why the fuck am I getting nervous?? Anyways decent episode and that punch was satisfying though lol |
| those two are REALLY interrupting the balance of Object superiority! 3/5. |
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| Duo does it again! This show keeps getting better and better. Have to admit, I was worried the water might reach Qwenthur. |
citizen169 said: Pretty Decent adaptation of this arc. A few things though... The thing bothering me the most (and not just in this anime) is the "water is a near perfect conductor" "fact" that seems to be used a LOT. Just how much of the current can actually make it through that puddle and into the object? Wouldn't the ground have, well, grounded the wire??? I mean It would probably have electrocuted a person but... Also although not mentioned in the episode, in the LN the Oceania soldiers were having a seeing of ceremony for their precious object and were all roasted when the booster malfunctioned and blew up. Last thing is that the ending with Flide was left kinda open ended in the novel. I was wondering if it would become a anime original mini arc. Also it was mentioned that a 12 year old girl (essentially a test subject) was piloting Flide's secret object. Plus Flide's office was in a skyscraper in a major city in a home country. The battle wasn't described in the novel but I was kinda-sorta (JC staff original arcs can be a bit...remember the railgun anime original arcs?) of looking forward to an original arc set in a major metropolitan area. Well Flide got a well deserved punch so I guess its all good lol. By the way I think the novel is quite repetitive so the anime will probably be too. Its still entertaining though, with individual arcs all (mostly) having their own unique elements. Some world building too. Yes I was curious about this too since thats what I read in the summaries also that |
weewah said: To everyone complaining about objects being too easy to destroy, the logic is actually quite simple: Object makers built objects that were immune to conventional weapons. -> Everyone learned not to fight objects with conventional weapons. -> Since no one is fighting with conventional weapons anymore, object makers stopped putting in countermeasures for conventional weapons. In short: All of these object makers are just cutting corners on their anti-personnel defenses because they didn't think anyone would be insane enough to try. I like the way you think. Thats a good explanation. Nice episode. |
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| Episode that was going well enough in the first half, then in the second I do not understand why it has accelerated in the narrative rhythm, the only result was to spoil what was done well before. Too much talk, I do not think that in war there is lost in talk, drawings and animations of good, maybe the dark days are gone, who knows! Let's see how will be the next episode and then decide whether to believe or not in its rebirth. |
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| The water thing was a bit farfetched, but it was pretty intense. The last "surprise" battle should have been cliffhangered for the next episode... too rushed. |
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| ^too good -_- They are gaining experience no soldier should ever experience. It works in their favor though. |
| Give me at least 5 minutes to modify my post before quoting me. (refreshing page advised) |
| For me, the rushed ending in this episode made this very good arc significantly less enjoyable. |
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| That hime object battle at the end was dope XD Someone build an object already :'( |
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| Another Metal gear down, Another battlefield to be sent to. lol |
| If you see that my post is exactly 1 month old (or more) from when it was posted... Don't waste your time, especially when you want to reply with something petty & insignificant. Assume that I've moved on (because I have). |
| Was that a confession Princess?? :P |
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| Quite interesting development!, up to the next one! |
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| You can this anime is Actually good unlike most because only stupid people hate it. Most of the criticism is that a fictional anime isn't very realistic and has heroes who do unbelievable things, which of course Never happens in anime or any stories. But even this whining falls flat because the people are saying that the futuristic, fictional technology in the anime "doesn't work that way" because They are the experts on how Objects work. The main flaw is the Few random bits of fan service that are just very forced and unnecessary, and only pay off as funny a few times. |
| OP Song: 3.75/5 Brilliant tactics committed by Qwen for electrocution connection. He is really smart and I never thought about that idea. That idea alone bumped up my score really good but is it possible in real life? 4/5 |
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| This episode was all over the place. That enemy Object couldn't even kill two soliders on foot despite having more than enough time to aim. And the end was so sudden, they didn't even show how they got rescued. And the Princess still isn't able to do anything by herself... |
| This one was rather confusing. Or maybe I just did not notice what was happening? I did not see that Flide ordered the scientific union object to intercept the Princess? And even if he did, I do not understand why the scientific union object should follow the orders of a legimitate kingdom commander? Since the officer in the field had already given contradicting orders to the other object, it even makes less sense. |
| The 0.5 gen was good, but after that was too shounen resolving hugely complex issues without any difficulty. - Gwenther just magically healed from his injuries going from "I can't move" to "I can totally pick up, aim, and fire this enormous missile launcher" - The power reactor still functioning after being blown up by the 0.5 gen's cannon - 1 commander easily reaches a senator controlling the military from some external base, who is apparently guarded by nobody, and there are no consequences for for committing treason against the senator To fix these, they could've made a 2 parter - Showing Gwenthur simply saying he's injured but can still move a little bit - Showing the power reactor having a backup system that powers up just as the water conducts the cables - Showing how there were two "factions" inside the military supporting the senator vs supporting the commander, similar to [spoiler for Code Geass] how Leluche and Suzaku had their own different supporters |
| Whether they like it or not, it's almost always the stronger side that wins wars. The villains are in the right here—sacrifice several hundred or thousands of civilians for the greater good and maintain the current status quo. Qwenthur & gang are upsetting the balance of power, and soon the world will revert to traditional warfare, where more people will be killed. Qwenthur & Havia have only been winning through massive asspulls. How come that 0.5 Gen Object didn't fire indiscriminately in the area? It was trying to get rid of evidence anyway. It could've destroyed its entire surroundings. Also, I still can't see these Objects as the ultimate weapons. They have so many flaws compared to the traditional weapons we already have. I really would love to suck on Frolaytia's sexy fingers! I want to eat her up! |
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