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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ----------------------------------------  Do automata have hearts and consciousness, odd to compare it to human brains and such, such a profound question. It was a nice and touching friendship story. |
LunaMay 31, 2013 4:03 AM
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| Loved all the classic science fiction references. Any show that will shout out to the likes of Asimov, Dick, and Bradbury deserves our respect, So sad with the whole byplay between analyzer and the android... |
Please don't feed the trolls! In my next life I want to collide at the corner with the cute transfer student carrying a piece of toast in her mouth...rodac |
| Finally had some time to watch this episode! Probably my favorite one so far? hehe Besides all the great references, all the emotions between Analyzer and the 'Garmiroid'... I felt that this episode was a great step for the audience to realize what's going to happen in the end... (thoughts on the ending of the series?) ah... and 325 days left... |
hisohisoJan 18, 2013 4:52 PM
| I can't stop crying... |
| i loved the story from the radio talk...genius idea |
| Hate Keeps me warm |
| I loved all the explicit references to the sci-fi greats. This series remembers love for them as well being a remake of the original Yamato series. The security chief is a nasty SOB. I like that not everyone on the Yamato is a nice guy, it has to reflect what humans are like as a whole. |
| "Perhaps there is a universal, absolute truth. Perhaps it justifies every question. But that's beyond the reach of these small hands." Mamoru Oshii There is a cult of ignorance (...) nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” Isaac Asimov |
| Damn, that's some robot drama there xD |
| T_T That was sad. What a great episode. I love that they're exploring these themes a little. |
| Another great episode with a nice subplot. |
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| loved the radio broadcast really set the mood of the episode RIP! |
| masaka am i actually feeling bad for the robot |
| - Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until they speak. - The biggest challenge in life is being yourself… In a world trying to make you like everyone else |
| Great episode. The 4th anime I've seen that explored the idea of automatons having a conscious the other 3 being Ergo Proxy, Eve no Jikan, and Space Dandy (to an extent). |
| A wonderful episode. A tad bit cheesy in the end, but I'm really loving with how this has gone so far. |
Kagami_Hiiragi said: Idc if you think its weird, I have a life and friends and an income of money. |
| I can't believe I just cried over a fucking robot. T^T |
"What has two arms, two legs, and is alive? Not your favorite character lol! xD" |
| interesting episode, liked the 'friendship' between the 2 robots, that was cute. and the radio drama segments inbetween made a nice parallel. |
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| Decent episode, the radio part was a nice touch. But to be fair, the entire mess came from a flawed premiss. Nobody in his right mind leaves an activated enemy warfare system alone and unchecked... |
| What a rich and profound episode. Now if only it was as big as my dick. |
 I haven't felt this much feels for a robot since watching ;_; |
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| This sure was a very touching and interesting addition to the story! Quite loved the story they added to the overall episode, really had something special attached to it! Let's see what's next! |
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| I got a very strong Ghost in the Shell vibe from Shiro's talk about our brains and consciousness. |
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| Ah, what an awesome show this is turning out to be. Just the right amount of emotions here and there; with 'exposition' that runs along the main arc as a second arc whilst complementing the central plot. Not overly drawn out and tedious like some of the prior work that influenced this show. Rarely for my tastes has spiritual mumble jumble paired well with sci-fi, I'm glad that Uchuu Senkan Yamato 2199 has decided to stick to space opera scifi and do it damn well in the process. The next episode is very similar to the conundrums present in the ginga tetsudou 999. From the preview, it's clear that's gonna one action packed rollercoaster and not a copout to milk out a franchise. |
Cloud_IllusionAug 22, 2016 6:01 AM
| Nothing can happen until you swing the bat. |
| I felt a bit more for that robot than what I was expecting, it was well done... |
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| Why would they activate it without disabling or removing it's hands? That was a pretty stupid oversight. |
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| Great episode that ranges in a context that I would never have thought to see in this work, in which the leitmotif seems to be always or almost, the lacerating battle between terrestrials and aliens. The final part in which the alien android ceases to live is a heartbreaking, a scene that is truly full of pathos and that definitely wants to give us a message like this: mutual knowledge enriches us. The story told in the background is fleeting, making it even easier to understand the "feelings" of the alien android. arrazione that sweeps in every field, the other time there was talk of ghosts, now a presence that permeates the whole ship. |
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| Obligatory computers are ppl too episode. |
| weird episode. Felt a bit forced as in "we are space anime must have conscious toasters" But apparently a chick or the ghost of a chick is in the navi? |
| "This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
| Beautiful soundtrack and touching relationship between robots. I almost cried! Although I agree that leaving an AI unchecked was...not smart. Also, how did they not notice Alter connecting to the ship (that moment when he found out about the goddess)? But uh, whatever, the episode's greatness is more important. I'm only sad that I didn't get the sci-fi references, I'm not really knowledgeable about the genre :-[ So I guess the takeaway is some standard idea about robots having consciousness and emotions and, more importantly, a hint that the ship has some girl as an AI inside. Probably this girl is an Iskandarian and has a connection to Yuki? I also wonder why did the kernel of the Alter looked a bit like the thing the Iscandarians delivired in the 1st episode. |
| Great episode again, rarely see AI given this good development, the line about getting formatted and it hesitated and said 'That is... the right decision' really hit home, great stuff. |
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| Nice to see an accurate portrayal of machine learning. |
| "To me, it remains unclear whether even you you have a heart." Hahahaha, burn! |
"The coexistence of diverse political values is the essence of democracy." |
| As a fan of the original Space Battleship Yamato I am increasingly blown away by this remake. It does SO much right, that it becomes very easy to overlook the occasional rare misstep. This was a phenomenal episode that adds something new to the story of the Yamato while remaining very true to the spirit of the original series. I always loved Analyzer, even when he was just a cute, pervy background character. The remake really goes to great lengths to emphasize Analyzer's humanity, and his interplay with Alter here has made this probably my favorite episode in the series so far. A really touching story that's filled with references to the likes of Philip K. Dick and Isaac Aasimov. It works as a tribute to these authors' works, while still being very distinctly Space Battleship Yamato, and not feeling out of place and this anime's canon at all. Bonus points for Sanada's silent character development: one of his early lines has him threatening to reboot Analyzer without batting an eye, effectively wiping our lil robot's identity. By the end of the episode, thanks to Alter and Analyzer, he is a changed man, who questions whether a being's biological nature is either a prerequisite or a guarantee for having a heart and soul. RIP, Alter. ;-; |
| Beep boop |
| Meh, worst episode so far. As a computer science major, these stories that try to show sentient robots will never work on me, the whole concept is stupid, AI works on data used for training at the end of the day it cannot have true feelings. |
 「あなたのためなら世界中を敵にしてもかまわない」 "If it was for your sake I wouldn't mind even if I had to turn the whole world into my enemy" |
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