Group Member 12
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- Apr 13, 1999
- Indonesia
- Deviant for 9 years
- He / Him
I like making original character designs and sometimes drawing fanart of franchises I like.
I hope to someday make my own comic series though I haven't had the time to do it.
I also really value input for my drawings.
Interests have also shifted into including nsfw territory
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I found a interesting dark theory on why the military in the monstervere attack the titans despite knowing it won't work. In the recent gxk comic it's speculated by Berine as Godzilla fights scylla in rome and the military trys but ultimately fails to stop the conflict. Bernie actually gives a reasonable theory for once. the military of any country only attacks Titans to give the illusion of fighting back against the monsters, even if they know the attacks are pointless. Bernie asserts that if it looks like the military is doing something, then it can justify further spending by arguing that more money could result in stronger weapons that will ‘eventually work’ against a kaiju, effectively using Titan attacks as leverage to be granted a virtually unlimited budget. In this regard, Titan attacks can be seen as a good thing for militaries around the globe for a number of reasons, and the only thing these militaries have to do to maintain this status quo is continue throwing their weapons and soldiers at Titans during any given attack, regardless of whether the attacks are actually effective. Obviously, this is incredibly dark if it were true, as it means militaries are willingly sacrificing their own soldiers by giving them ineffective weapons to fight with just for the sake of money. Time and again, military attacks on Titans in the MonsterVerse don’t work, and it’s not until Godzilla shows up that humanity even has a chance - and military higher-ups know this. However, they can’t just do nothing when a kaiju shows up, or else it may appear as though the military has become obsolete when it comes to Titan attacks, which would mean its budget would shrink, not grow. By throwing its ineffective attacks at any and every Titan that threatens humanity - killing their own soldiers in the process - militaries around the world can effectively flip the result of their ineffectiveness. It's honestly fascinating and the TV show side should be exploring world building like this since it makes the most sence and is the most interesting theory thus far. What do you think?
Well the expenses alone feel like a looming danger for the world but at least in most cases pilots can just eject out of their jets. Plus in GXK the ones Godzilla took out after raiding the nuclear power plant seem to be unmanned drones.
Monarch legacy of monsters actually does offer good insight that the terrified civilians also just spend money on these kinds of defenses, so really the Titans existance also makes for people that wanna make a buck out of the disasters, though at least the shelters and evacuation kinda work.
Its pretty smart that they rationalize the military doing shit out of an act to make themselves seem relevant, though I also think any resistance is better than none, considering the kaiju will have to take the time to attack them before reaching the mainland.
I think development of weapons is inevitable, but i kind of have no idea how economy will be effected by the military burning cash like that, or the monsters mass killing or dehoming civilians that survive.
Its pretty harsh but at least Godzilla does attack other monsters to end threats sooner.
Perhaps destroyed cities should be rebuilt with more space for Titans to move through if needed?
Monarch legacy of monsters had one job and that was do more proper world building and they do a very sucky job at that.
They really need to do more world building aspects like that.
Though I can definitely see the military doing this as a way to always get a guarantee budget. Though the military pretty much failed at every point to stop Godzilla from evolving like they planned though regardless win or lose at least they can basically get a Neverending budget from the kaiju.
People are naturally scared and so the military industry complex take advantage.
I don't think they were trying to stop him gaining power to evolve they were just on alert cause he suddenly risked a nuclear meltdown by raiding it (thankfully his absorption is very rapid and efficient) the arctic part just seemed like they were keeping an eye on him.
Thank god humans stopped meddling, imagine if they bombed the ice and Godzilla couldn't properly energize, either he'd die, stay the way he is and be mad at the humans, or he'd die but also explode and heavily pollute the waters or melt the ice completely considering thats all the solar radiation from the sun funneled by earth's magnetic field
You know I already don't like boruto from its characters to its writing to its very premise however their was one thing I thought was truly praise worthy the death kurama. Kurama sacrificing his life for Naruto was a fitting end to his character but unfortunately the bourto writers just couldn't help but ruin the one praise worthy moment by bringing Kurama back and having now inside Naruto dauther.
Now it feels like he only sacrifice himself just so Naruto to not be relevant at all. It's so god darn disappointing. Like they had the perfect opportunity to kill off a beloved character for good and most people agreed it was a good death and they go back and ruin the one good moment.
Bourto is just a lost cause it truly is.
Well aside from that I do really like the first opening song, Im mainly mad that it was such a wasted opportunity with questionable design and writing choices. That point I felt like it wasn't bad but it also wasn't the same story I got attached to.
Oh yeah I knew about that part of the story.
Shame Naruto's made even more obsolete because of that, but at least Kurama wasn't killed off forever just to take him out of the story, Naruto being made a "mortal man" Im okay with but the Tailed Beasts are often mistreated by the writing, so Himawari having Kurama is actually good news for me.
Because technically he never knew that he'd come back as the technique burned his Tailed Beast Chakra to the absolute maximum power output like nuclear fission and destroying it.
The fact he was ready to die for Naruto to keep living is still very touching when considering his extremely long and rocky history with humanity, and its mainly why I think people making comparisons of him and Sukuna is mistaken, cause he's just developed differently and became an actual ally because Naruto chose to see past his hate.
Its really not that unrealistic, realism is relative in writing, especially when it comes down to morality or changing minds, I think Kurama's transition was not bad at all or sudden.
My thing is if you're going to make such a big deal about a character death and what it meant for the narrative you better commit to it. I hold death in Naruto as a bigger deal then dragonball and I'm actually piss they brought him back since his death did have meaning but now it only serves to make Naruto himself truly irrelevant so he can never truly be a big player again and I will admit I hate it. Naruto for all his struggles has become irrelevant.
It will be like if star wars made a big deal about obi Wan death only to reveal nope a actually I didn't die or I can just respawn.
I'm mad since it was the one moment from bourto despite all my issues,despite me not liking the characters and villians I can look back and say that was a truly great death and end for a character.
Death should mean something and with how they were framing the story it's just a poor choice to just bring him back.
Himarwari is not even going to be that major of a player as where still focus on The alien bullcrap,bourto stuff,and whole bunch of other crap.
I just can't with Bourto it annoys me more than any other Shouen I have ever experience. It actually may have a hard time going back to the original since I remember it all leads to bourto and aliens so what's the point.