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May 8, 2020 6:32 AM
#51
But ahhhhctually... I'm a wolf god with godzilla breath... and the people of the city go crazy if they hear anything bad... but we made a cure in 8 hours. First half of this anime was somewhat enjoyable, but wow what a terrible last half. |
May 8, 2020 8:17 AM
#52
Very rushed ending as expected, the fight scenes were very good I didn't really like this second part, it was too rushed with a very classical plot I expected more after watching ep 1-6 |
May 8, 2020 9:00 AM
#53
That's a light 7/10 for me. It was fun but it could've been so much more. |
May 8, 2020 11:18 AM
#54
So Sylvasta was a beastman and a purebred huh, nice twist I guess. A happy conclusion to this anime. This was consistantly fun and enjoyable anime. Loved it from the start to the last episode. Good to know that Michiru is staying and not leaving. Shirou was a real bad ass throughout the series. Also I think this anime's name BNA(Brand New Animal) refers to Nazuna and Michiru. I mean they are a new species kind off. Good series overall, had fun watching this. |
MegamiRemMay 8, 2020 11:27 PM
May 8, 2020 1:35 PM
#55
TRIGGER SAVES ANIME again One of the most flashiest endings I have seen. God bless Trigger. I didn't have this much expectations not gonna lie. |
May 8, 2020 3:03 PM
#56
I think I'm more annoyed by the rushed ending because of early filler episodes like the baseball one. We didn't need another "seedy underbelly" episode. And that side of things didn;t really go anywhere anyway... |
May 8, 2020 3:09 PM
#57
deg said: the implication of that multiculturalism in the end too though with humans and beastmen living together in the city but still cultural assimilation will happen so that cultural conflict will lessen every generation until that multiculturalism is no more That's the problem, if humans would start to live with beastmen it would be dangerous, like just one beastmen could transform into rhino, bull or other strong animal and really easy kill or injure normal human. that's why it is really hard to make good story about racism when one side is clearly superior. |
Manga recommendation: - Spy x Family (Ch.108/? - biweekly) | Sakamoto Days (Ch.195/? - weekly) - MARRIAGETOXIN (Ch.110/? - weekly) | Machi and Oboro (Ch.18/? - biweekly) - Make the Exorcist Fall in Love (Ch.80/? - biweekly) - Monochrome Days (Ch.10/? - biweekly) Anime recommendation: - Deca-Dence (Finished) | Wave, Listen to Me! (Finished) - If My Favorite Pop Idol Made It to the Budokan, I Would Die (Finished) - Diary of Our Days at the Breakwater (Finished) |
May 8, 2020 3:11 PM
#58
Nieznajomy43 said: deg said: the implication of that multiculturalism in the end too though with humans and beastmen living together in the city but still cultural assimilation will happen so that cultural conflict will lessen every generation until that multiculturalism is no more That's the problem, if humans would start to live with beastmen it would be dangerous, like just one beastmen could transform into rhino, bull or other strong animal and really easy kill or injure normal human. that's why it is really hard to make good story about racism when one side is clearly superior. the violecnce/nirvasyl syndrome got a solution now though right? the treatment or nah the cure actually came from the mixed race evolve antibody of Michiru and Nazuna (they are the brand new animal) so at least that raging beastmen will happen less i guess |
May 8, 2020 3:16 PM
#59
Loved it, works really well both to wrap up the season but also to set up future conflicts. Alan was a high level pawn and it was pretty clear he didn't really know what he was talking about with the pureblood stuff. He was put in Animacity to wait for an oppetertunity to ruin it and whoever put him up to it probably also knows more about the whole 1000 souls to make a monster thing. According to the story so far Shirou only ever used it that power one time on a revenge rampage and then never transformed again. He probably doesn't really know what it is either but Sylvasta Corp has obviously been able to replicate something similar and Michiru and Nazuna were most likely test subjects for some stage of it. There is no way in my mind a season 2 has not already been planned out. |
May 8, 2020 3:26 PM
#60
deg said: Nieznajomy43 said: deg said: the implication of that multiculturalism in the end too though with humans and beastmen living together in the city but still cultural assimilation will happen so that cultural conflict will lessen every generation until that multiculturalism is no more That's the problem, if humans would start to live with beastmen it would be dangerous, like just one beastmen could transform into rhino, bull or other strong animal and really easy kill or injure normal human. that's why it is really hard to make good story about racism when one side is clearly superior. the violecnce/nirvasyl syndrome got a solution now though right? the treatment or nah the cure actually came from the mixed race evolve antibody of Michiru and Nazuna (they are the brand new animal) so at least that raging beastmen will happen less i guess But I'm not saying about "super transformation" just regular one like when we saw during office visits. If one of the people was human in this situation, that person would end up with broken ribs at best. and can you imagine how this drug will be used? "Good morning sir/madam, how was your day? In scale from 0 to 5 how much you felt aggression/anger today? Do you want to take *this drug* to prevent possible unwanted transformation?" xD |
Manga recommendation: - Spy x Family (Ch.108/? - biweekly) | Sakamoto Days (Ch.195/? - weekly) - MARRIAGETOXIN (Ch.110/? - weekly) | Machi and Oboro (Ch.18/? - biweekly) - Make the Exorcist Fall in Love (Ch.80/? - biweekly) - Monochrome Days (Ch.10/? - biweekly) Anime recommendation: - Deca-Dence (Finished) | Wave, Listen to Me! (Finished) - If My Favorite Pop Idol Made It to the Budokan, I Would Die (Finished) - Diary of Our Days at the Breakwater (Finished) |
May 8, 2020 3:29 PM
#61
Nieznajomy43 said: deg said: Nieznajomy43 said: deg said: the implication of that multiculturalism in the end too though with humans and beastmen living together in the city but still cultural assimilation will happen so that cultural conflict will lessen every generation until that multiculturalism is no more That's the problem, if humans would start to live with beastmen it would be dangerous, like just one beastmen could transform into rhino, bull or other strong animal and really easy kill or injure normal human. that's why it is really hard to make good story about racism when one side is clearly superior. the violecnce/nirvasyl syndrome got a solution now though right? the treatment or nah the cure actually came from the mixed race evolve antibody of Michiru and Nazuna (they are the brand new animal) so at least that raging beastmen will happen less i guess But I'm not saying about "super transformation" just regular one like when we saw during office visits. If one of the people was human in this situation, that person would end up with broken ribs at best. and can you imagine how this drug will be used? "Good morning sir/madam, how was your day? In scale from 0 to 5 how much you felt aggression/anger today? Do you want to take *this drug* to prevent possible unwanted transformation?" xD ye i get you im just replying to your example of the beastman transforming to a raging bull |
May 8, 2020 4:57 PM
#62
Honestly, this show dissapointed me. I almost get how my father feels now. The thing is, after episode 6, the story had so much potential. It had the same feel as steins gate before the cern business. A coil that had been wound up, and was ready to unravel into a beatiful story. But it felt like it was cut short. Like after animating episode 6, the production company told the writers that they had to mkae this into 12 episodes when they planned it on being 24, and this leads to a rushed, bloated 2nd half that introduces too much and destroys what could have been a fantastic villain trio. They could have had alan being a normal human, genuinely trying to help beastmen, but coming to the wrong conclusion (the conclusion he came to in the show about the syndrome thingy), while having the gross dude being the reason that the syndrome is reocurring, being a drug of some kind (Which would explain the scene in the prison a LOT better than him being so good with words he can cause someone to explode from stress in like 20 minutes), and having him manipulate nazuna much further into the series, using her as both a hostage, not allowing the good guys to move forwards and stop the gross dude, while also being an asset, giving him more political power over time. While this is happening, they could the time clock of alan coming up with a cure for the beastman disease which michiru and nazuna have, all while having the wrong idea about how being a beastman works, causing more chaos to come about. The thing is, is this is how the story felt like it was going, it felt like something like this was going to happen, but it fell flat on its face instead. Honestly, i wouldnt be saying this if the show didnt have such a huge amount of potential to be something great. The first 6 episodes legit made me think that if the rest of the show doesnt faceplant, it could legitimately become one of my favourite shows. And this is the first time i have had something give me that feeling, while not following up on it. |
May 8, 2020 10:41 PM
#63
This could have been klk 2.0 had it been 24 episodes long. So much wasted potential. |
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May 9, 2020 7:51 AM
#64
So Ginrou we saw in the first episode was really Shirou? I thought mayor said in episode 8 that after he slaughtered all humans in that research facility during WWII he has never once changed into that form again... |
May 9, 2020 10:00 AM
#65
While this show was enjoyable, I couldn't help but laugh at how trigger the end was |
woah there |
May 9, 2020 11:15 AM
#66
AdrianRubinsky said: I keep watching Trigger anime expecting something good like Gurren Lagann and I keep getting disappointments. It's not a problem with animation, OST... it's always writing. They really should consider doing what KyoAni did with Violet Evergarden. Just buy a script from an independent writer you feel it's good enough. It's sad enough that Netflix was managing this, too, and Netflix has a rather infamous reputation with most of the shows it owned, tbh. |
May 9, 2020 12:01 PM
#67
Worst Trigger show by far, wtf was the point of Michiru being the protagonist? Kizuna was a better in everything, and Yoshinori was drunk? Fuck Netflix? I hope Amemiya can save anime once again with SSSS. Dynazenon |
May 10, 2020 4:33 AM
#68
With this, Trigger has fulfilled 4 fetishes (Gurren/Mecha, Kill/Yuri, Promare/Yaoi, BNA/Furry) Though as someone mention that this is highly similar to Promare (which I'll put the point in the spoil below) The final fight is similar to Galo vs. Kray in Promare, both Kray and Alan are blonde handsome guy that have ridiculous plan to change the world, and both of them are unexpectedly good at fighting, can transform to final form, and lose their coolness when things get intense |
May 10, 2020 11:52 AM
#69
CuteAssTiger said: i think this anime could have been much better if the villian wasnt just a villian that is lying about having genuine intentions. because his points were not not that bad. but yeah RacismBad ( anime teaches you something new every day) . also seemed a bit preachy at times. was pretty fun non the less. but i hoped for more interesting designs. Michiru and Nazuma are pretty well designed but many of the less important characters are just generic furry designs . was pretty fun non the less Imagine actually siding with someone aiming for ethnic cleansing. |
May 10, 2020 1:43 PM
#70
overall i'd say it was good, if im honest i expected a bit more from it at the end the characters didn't feel like anything special the plot was decent but sometimes really predictable, animation was unique but also not something amazing. overall for me its a 7/10 not bad also not amazing. (i really wanted to give this 8/10 but it just didn't feel deserved with this ending, im kind of disappointed tbh) |
May 10, 2020 4:14 PM
#71
No aliens or alternate universes. Was this really TRIGGER? |
May 10, 2020 4:29 PM
#72
animejas said: i totally agree with you, this final episode was very shitty4/10 show in the end, where it was a 7 for me halfway. It just got worse, and worse, and worse, and worse. What a shame it only was 1 cour. |
May 10, 2020 6:27 PM
#73
Well, the last episode. The Alan twist was weird and out of place, to me at least. It just happened. I guess that's how some plot-twists work. The fight though, the fight. It was beautiful. An animation-flex. Shirou plane. Shirou smiling is also a good sight to behold. I see Michiru will continue living in Animacity after all. I hope she informed her relatives. Good news for her, since apparently humans will be invited to the city. However, I'm not happy the baseball Beast-men still didn't get to drink clean water. At least Jackie got to eat bread. Overall, it was fun. Mainly because of the art. Story was carried by the designs in my opinion. Many things seemed to be unresolved (justice for the baseball beastmen). Everyone already analyzed the show, and I wouldn't add much anyway. May you become a good beastman. |
HoruhoMay 11, 2020 4:52 AM
...-su. |
May 10, 2020 10:24 PM
#74
That was a shit fucking ending, turned into Mars Attacks and I don't like that movie. |
May 10, 2020 10:53 PM
#75
Yup, this sounds like trigger to me x2 I liked the ending. It is by far not the best anime by Trigger, but it was good. I guess. It has its major flaws, but when you see the whole picture is a decent anime. For me is a 7/10, I really liked it at the beginning but in the second half, it got kind of meh. Too rushed. I would've gone lower if it wasn't because of the message it leaves. You decide what's normal. Relatable and relevant. I wish it was 24 episodes long. But hey, kudos to Trigger, you've mastered racism, woohoo ♪ (let's be real, the rate is biased because I really liked Nazuna as a character lol) But now moving to the important part-... Where are the aliens? I kinda miss them. |
May 11, 2020 3:30 AM
#76
I am very confused right now. Maybe because too much information was thrown out very quickly so its hard to absorb. Should have been around 18 episodes at least. From a narrative a lot doesn't make sense. Why portray beastmen as ticking time bombs that need medicated to fix them? It makes it sound like people have to fear them for their inherent nature. Makes it sound like a justification of racist beliefs. Was something missing or did I just miss something? Also who really started the bloodshed in the past? Clearly there isn't reason to believe Alan's account as accurate and unbiased and Shirou doesn't seem to remember it well. What was that all about? If the syndrome isn't from race mixing or multiculturalism then what triggered it back then? Was Alan lying and his ancestor lead a genocide and that triggered the syndrome? Also why did Alan only want to turn the beastmen into humans? Was he concerned he would create another hybrid immortal doing so? I feel i definitely missed something. |
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May 11, 2020 7:43 AM
#77
I wasn't sure to watch another Trigger show because TTGL gave such a bad taste in my mouth (and even all those years, it didn't disappear)...But overal, I enjoy BNA. The "cartoon"ish style is refreshing, the characters are likeable, funny moments are..well..funny. Yeah I think It's a good show. But, like some people have said here, the biggest problem I have with BNA is the pacing. It's should be longer like 3-5 more episodes (even more). I'm glad we get finally "real" beastmen and not kemonomimi crap as main heroes in a human world, but the "prejudice is bad" morale seems to become a cliche, doesn't it? First, I love the idea we have a PRO-species group in episode 4. With most human-non/human world, we often see the anti-humans, anti-monsters, anti-xenos and co. to show how much racism is bad without any subtilities. It's refreshing we have finally people different viewpoints, they are not entirely evil without friendship powers and craps like that. A PRO-human beastmen group would be a nice add in this show. But this pro-beastmen group was kinda dumb. I "can" forgive them to not know dolphins aren't like fishes but no ones of them didn't see Nina was drowned? At least, they felt guilty in the end. Maybe It's to show the true ennemy is not prejudices but ignorance (and that will be really interesting to explore this idea), but I think It could have been better written or deepened this idea in others episodes... After, It has some personal nitpicks like annoying opening soundtrack in final act, painful big speeches, god-like main antagonist with god-like ego and god-like purposes, but I guess I'm getting too old for this crap. So, once again, despite the pacing probelm, Brand New Animal is a really enjoyable show. |
May 11, 2020 11:05 AM
#78
Raging-Man said: CuteAssTiger said: i think this anime could have been much better if the villian wasnt just a villian that is lying about having genuine intentions. because his points were not not that bad. but yeah RacismBad ( anime teaches you something new every day) . also seemed a bit preachy at times. was pretty fun non the less. but i hoped for more interesting designs. Michiru and Nazuma are pretty well designed but many of the less important characters are just generic furry designs . was pretty fun non the less Imagine actually siding with someone aiming for ethnic cleansing. imagine actually twisting someones comment like that Edit: guess th fact that you couldn't come up with a response says enough |
CuteAssTigerMay 12, 2020 2:48 AM
May 11, 2020 12:54 PM
#79
Honestly, the series itself is fine, but that ending sucked. I'm not talking the final fight, the resolution, or Michiru's decision, either. That was all good. The part that frustrates me is how it simply stopped in what felt like the first act. Nothing was actually resolved. This was an arc to a larger story, and I feel like Trigger took the easy way rather than give us something more long-term. Honestly, I hate to dump on Trigger, but they really have been the grand central station of disappointment since their inception. It feels shitty, but there was a surplus of potential for further world-building that they didn't seem interested in exploring. |
"Thorkell has no resistance to getting kicked in the f-in head. To be honest, neither do I." -Captain Mack "You've faced many life-and-death situations. But that does not make you an adult. Finding more fallen-out hairs on your pillow, watching your favorite stuffed-bread disappear from the convenience store... the accumulation of those little despairs is what makes a person an adult."-Nanami Kento "When a piece of media is bad, it's much easier to nitpick the less significant things because they're seen as a part of the problem. Alternatively, it becomes more difficult to nitpick something like a masterpiece because even the flaws are seen as contributing to the overall quality of the media." -Paraphrasing Mauler |
May 12, 2020 6:02 PM
#80
The ending is kinda dope if it is completely out of context but holy shit the lead up to all this was HORRIBLE. Big reveal of the Blondie being a beastman kept for the final episode.... really? And supposedly he is immune to the raging but 10 mins later he almost rages lol come on wtf is this crap. At least the animation and fight scenes were cool :/ |
May 13, 2020 12:05 PM
#82
May 13, 2020 2:02 PM
#83
Fuck off already Trigger haters, go watch your generic shows if you can't enjoy stuff like this. No it's not "rushed", it had the perfect lenght for what it was. It's wasn't trying to have an epic expanding plot, just a fun romp into an animal city. If anything, LWA's 24 episodes were too much for it's meager plot. |
dc22May 13, 2020 2:06 PM
May 13, 2020 2:43 PM
#84
I haven't seen episode 12 yet, but I can't get to episode 10's discussion 😓 Two issues with the plot here: Beastman is not a disease, you can't 'cure' it, even if you stopped all beastmen from transforming, it's still in the DNA and the next generation would still be beastmen The only way to cure the effect of having too many people in an area is to disperse them, and beastmen killing beastmen would not have created Ginrou |
May 13, 2020 2:47 PM
#85
Bastiono said: I haven't seen episode 12 yet, but I can't get to episode 10's discussion 😓 Two issues with the plot here: Beastman is not a disease, you can't 'cure' it, even if you stopped all beastmen from transforming, it's still in the DNA and the next generation would still be beastmen The only way to cure the effect of having too many people in an area is to disperse them, and beastmen killing beastmen would not have created Ginrou >I haven't seen episode 12 yet thats the problem there this final episode talks about antibodies and they affect the genetics or genome anyway |
May 13, 2020 5:29 PM
#86
I really enjoyed this anime. As a trigger fanboy like myself i can look back and remember this show. However, I wished this show had 20-24 episodes, the ending felt a bit rushed and it's sad because this anime can still continue with the plot holes that werent solved. Overall its still a really good anime. |
May 13, 2020 5:50 PM
#87
deg said: >I haven't seen episode 12 yet thats the problem there this final episode talks about antibodies and they affect the genetics or genome anyway I don't care what the rest of the episodes talk about, it's impossible to change DNA period. We can't kill bacteria, just make it 'dead' in our bodies. There's no way to prevent the factors they have a problem with |
May 13, 2020 7:37 PM
#88
Bastiono said: deg said: >I haven't seen episode 12 yet thats the problem there this final episode talks about antibodies and they affect the genetics or genome anyway I don't care what the rest of the episodes talk about, it's impossible to change DNA period. We can't kill bacteria, just make it 'dead' in our bodies. There's no way to prevent the factors they have a problem with google "inherited antibodies" then if you care about scientific accuracy that much and even if youre not convinced about that at all this is anime and this show is soft science fiction (not hard science fiction that cares about accuracy) at best to begin with |
May 13, 2020 9:43 PM
#89
deg said: google "inherited antibodies" then if you care about scientific accuracy that much and even if youre not convinced about that at all this is anime and this show is soft science fiction (not hard science fiction that cares about accuracy) at best to begin with A: Sci-fi is Very good with scientific accuracy, am a fan of Trek, Wars and Gate and there was scientific logic to those. Sci-fi is science with some fantastical elements, not pure fiction. B: inherited antibodies, key word 'antibodies' the same stuff we trigger against bacteria, eventually the technical wording they're trying to feed us can't hold off and they still rampage when it builds up, all the 'vaccine' does is make that limit higher. They'll still hit that limit eventually, supposedly it took 10 years this time And I have seen the full series now, it still has the same issues |
May 13, 2020 10:12 PM
#90
Bastiono said: deg said: google "inherited antibodies" then if you care about scientific accuracy that much and even if youre not convinced about that at all this is anime and this show is soft science fiction (not hard science fiction that cares about accuracy) at best to begin with A: Sci-fi is Very good with scientific accuracy, am a fan of Trek, Wars and Gate and there was scientific logic to those. Sci-fi is science with some fantastical elements, not pure fiction. B: inherited antibodies, key word 'antibodies' the same stuff we trigger against bacteria, eventually the technical wording they're trying to feed us can't hold off and they still rampage when it builds up, all the 'vaccine' does is make that limit higher. They'll still hit that limit eventually, supposedly it took 10 years this time And I have seen the full series now, it still has the same issues that is hard science fiction then It is not scientifically accurate or plausible; the opposite of hard science fiction. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soft_science_fiction |
May 14, 2020 5:37 AM
#91
May 14, 2020 5:39 AM
#92
Zer0_9 said: fuckgendo said: what fucking witchcraft did you use to even watch the new episodes wait what do you mean? all 12 episodes are out with english subs ...look at the date i posted that. i already finished bna |
May 14, 2020 8:35 AM
#93
[quote=deg message=59799547] Bastiono said: that is hard science fiction then It is not scientifically accurate or plausible; the opposite of hard science fiction. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soft_science_fiction This is the first I've even heard about soft sci-fi, what you seem to think it is is called Fantasy. The only fantastical element of BNA is the beastmen, the rest is based in science, until changing DNA There's an episode of Trek that deals with 'inherited antibodies' Still, it doesn't prevent the issue they're trying to deal with, the trait can't be 'killed' |
May 14, 2020 11:13 PM
#94
Bastiono said: This is the first I've even heard about soft sci-fi, what you seem to think it is is called Fantasy. The only fantastical element of BNA is the beastmen, the rest is based in science, until changing DNA There's an episode of Trek that deals with 'inherited antibodies' Still, it doesn't prevent the issue they're trying to deal with, the trait can't be 'killed' wut are you implying that because they use scientific terms then they should be scientifically accurate? you miss one of the main damn point of soft science fiction then and no i do not call it fantasy and even fantasy have hard fantasy too like Attack on Titan is quote me properly next time so i can be notified and reply on time |
May 14, 2020 11:56 PM
#95
About the episode: I laughed when Michiru was surprised that Alan is a Beastmen after he transformed, NOT BEFORE WHEN HE COULD DEFEAT HER BEING "HUMAN". I feel annoyed by the fake tension scene from the last episode when really nothing happened to her lol. About the show: very disappointed. Actually, this series needed more episodes. The first part and the second part feel like two different series. Michiru is NOT a good character, she makes dumb decisions and the plot lets her do it, her lack of development as a character is very noticeable and she too OP + plot armor. Several plot points were removed of the series or poorly developed like the RaCiSm theme that it was quickly forgotten after the first few episodes, Nazuna and Michiru friendship was poorly developed and Nazuna changes her personality at almost every episode, Michiru superpower-like ability or Shirou hatred against humans was barely touched except for a flashback. Characters were just worse like Mari -she's not a character, just a plot device - Michiru just like I said above. I am also disappointed that they wasted Alan being in a gray arena but it ended in the most generic way possible. What bothered me the most was the Nyrsvals rage introduced in the second half that doesn't' make a fucking sense with the first half. Trigger went downhill after 2017 with shows like Darling in the FranXXX, SSSS.Gridman and BNA (I need to watch Promare). I hope that Trigger can produce amazing shows like old times in the following years because it has everything to do that except good writers! 1/10 for the anime |
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May 15, 2020 6:00 PM
#96
deg said: wut are you implying that because they use scientific terms then they should be scientifically accurate? you miss one of the main damn point of soft science fiction then and no i do not call it fantasy and even fantasy have hard fantasy too like Attack on Titan is Shows that are called 'sci-fi' are by definition scientifically accurate, otherwise they'd just be called fantasy. 'soft sci-fi' doesn't exist as it either follows science or it doesn't. Sci-fi is already a sub-genre of fantasy. Sci-fi-by definition-hard fantasy |
May 15, 2020 6:01 PM
#97
Bastiono said: deg said: wut are you implying that because they use scientific terms then they should be scientifically accurate? you miss one of the main damn point of soft science fiction then and no i do not call it fantasy and even fantasy have hard fantasy too like Attack on Titan is Shows that are called 'sci-fi' are by definition scientifically accurate, otherwise they'd just be called fantasy. 'soft sci-fi' doesn't exist as it either follows science or it doesn't. Sci-fi is already a sub-genre of fantasy. Sci-fi-by definition-hard fantasy err whatever i guess you got your own definition of things then |
May 15, 2020 6:06 PM
#98
May 15, 2020 6:15 PM
#99
ye man the science fiction stuff on the award winning movie Gravity for example is scientifically accurate /s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_(2013_film)#Scientific_accuracy lol if you think all science fiction is scientifically accurate |
May 15, 2020 6:53 PM
#100
deg said: ye man the science fiction stuff on the award winning movie Gravity for example is scientifically accurate /s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_(2013_film)#Scientific_accuracy lol if you think all science fiction is scientifically accurate Yes, Dilithium Crystals are scientific too As is whatever technobabble comprised Data's neutral net There's a difference between sci-fi and science. Sci-fi takes scientific concepts and stretches them, modifying DNA is beyond sci-fi that BNA started with, it's pure fiction |
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