Seikaisuru Kado Episode 4 Discussion

valvravetruth said:
Just like I have posted a similar comments in episode 3. What Yaha wanted is not technology or material advancement, but the "advancement" in humanity themself.

This is complicated, as this is all about the topic of International Relations, International Organisation and Foreign Policy Analysis. Members may be ticked off seeing the action of US the same corresponding to the our real world US. Whether is UN or US, this is just how the world works. Lets say if US doesn't exist, China will do the same as US; If China doesn't exist, every country will do just the same.

In the end its overall humanity decision & thoughts to whether, war or peace, then leads to an "advancement".

SabrinaKhuntia said:
Another great episode. I almost laughed out loud when Tsukai was showing Shindo the public's opinions, and one of them was "zaShunina is hot".

Raikiri29 said:
I really like this serie, probably my "coup de coeur" of the season. OP and ED are amazing :)

for the end I want Yahakui to die, killed by humanity, but before he dies, he chooses Shindo as the heir and give him his power. (Shonen style powaaa !) but I don't think it will be like that.

We see him chooses Shindo and now, the scientific girl. I think, he is on earth to help/save Humanity but before he wants to test them (with the Wam, illimited energy) to know who is worthy to be save.
Kado is a Arch and Yahakui is Noah.

Shadowwolfcat said:


However, there is something that bothers me. Thus far the only ones to support the sharing of Wam is the Japanese government and, from what can be seen from the survey, a part of the citizens of Japan. To me, this is unrealistic and even borderline prideful, because it appears as though the Japanese are "the chosen ones", as if everyone outside the country is evil and greedy.
In reality, there is a good number of people who would "share the bread" outside of Japan and I would even go as far as to say that there are some countries that can make Japan seem heartless, especially in the way they handle family matters. Anyone who has researched modern Japanese culture or has lived in Japan will say that most Japanese people aren't exactly the most empathetic people on the planet. It's not uncommon to put immense pressure on your child and not giving it any emotional support, to not be romantic and expressive towards those you love or even not to share your troubles on a daily basis. Yes, not everyone is like that, because there are so many different people that live anywhere on this planet, however, Japan has the culture of putting suffering on a pedestal, as well as dismissing anyone who just wants happiness without intentionally making it harder for themselves.

This all being said, I would definitely like in future episodes to see other countries defending Japan and Yahakui, as well as protests inside and outside of Japan. There should definitely be people outside of Japan protesting against the UN, at the very least the French should, seeing as they love to do it XD. There should be public debates with historians and philosophers from all over the world. How has CERN not been shown thus far? If this anime manages to pull off a realistic viewpoint from outside of Japan, then I will definitely give it a 10/10, because in many cases in entertainment the creators simply can't get over the subconscious superiority complex of their homecountry, regardless of which it is.

shiroi-ookami said:


This so much! That's what bothers me a bit too. The alien chose Japan to share the wam, because Japan is oh so generous and not greedy at all. Although one of the japanese politicians said that if the situation were reversed they would also make the same demand like the UN is doing, the alien CHOSE Japan and in his words, Japanese are the most generous ppl in the world, and he's making that statement after he "watched the Earth and then came to that conclusion". I would like to seem diversity too.