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Maou ni Natta node, Dungeon Tsukutte Jingai Musume to Honobono suru
Dec 30, 2021 12:59 AM
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I was viewing it (perhaps foolishly, idk) as a standalone product, so I could only appreciate the leftist commentary - the convenience store owner was by far the most interesting character for me, painting a picture for why members of the working class would resort to nationalism despite their exclusionary attitude mirroring the economic system that makes their life so difficult (he's also addicted to smoking - a product that exploits his vulnerability - and of course an even greater exploitation is seen in the cult leader). Convenience store man (forgot his name) is left barren in the face of disaster, but he's still privileged to have one piece of technology with him - the little robot guy - however, unlike the mass-produced technology owned by other characters, this one was a product of love (created by his granddaughter, right?) showing that goods can be distributed through sheer compassion as opposed to just an exploitative drive to make money. That was def the most heartwarming aspect of the show for me.
But yeah, thanks for teaching me about another side - it definitely allows me to respect the work more!
I enjoyed the commentary on class and all (the part where the kid says "I bet Amazon hasn't sunk" or something like that was good) and the poor being forced to rise up because they're literally sinking, but i generally found the product to be rough and, at times, unintentionally hilarious.
Just curious about your thoughts since everyone else I know either hates the series or was mid on it.
(I will admit the show's look at national identity was actually pretty nuanced, so maybe that appealed to you?)