For the past couple weeks, a fiction recommendation thread on another forum I lurk in has been plagued by people sperging about how Youjo Senki glorifies Nazism and fascism. I've never been so annoyed at the lack of negative react options.
For the past couple weeks, a fiction recommendation thread on another forum I lurk in has been plagued by people sperging about how Youjo Senki glorifies Nazism and fascism. I've never been so annoyed at the lack of negative react options.
I just starting watching "My Home Hero" and I really like it so far being only a couple episodes in. It's the story of a father who finds out his daughter is being super abused and takes matters into his own hands. It's like an Isekai but not about a fantasy world, rather someone waking up to being a neglectful parent and what they'll do about it when it's far too late.
I just starting watching "My Home Hero" and I really like it so far being only a couple episodes in. It's the story of a father who finds out his daughter is being super abused and takes matters into his own hands. It's like an Isekai but not about a fantasy world, rather someone waking up to being a neglectful parent and what they'll do about it when it's far too late.
I read the manga of that for a while, the first part is great but I lost interest later on and it seems to just go kind of crazy and dumb. I'm assuming the anime is only adapting the first portion though and if so you're in for a great ride.
I read the manga of that for a while, the first part is great but I lost interest later on and it seems to just go kind of crazy and dumb. I'm assuming the anime is only adapting the first portion though and if so you're in for a great ride.
Four episodes in on the dub and it's very good, but I can see what you mean by it getting off the rails as it was going haywire for a while but they seem to have narrowed it down a little in scope by the end of the fourth episode.
I like that it's a "smaller" scope type of thing as opposed to over the top like a lot of anime can be. Plus family values.
For the past couple weeks, a fiction recommendation thread on another forum I lurk in has been plagued by people sperging about how Youjo Senki glorifies Nazism and fascism. I've never been so annoyed at the lack of negative react options.
Aha, there are a surprising number of tankies out there even among the communists and fellow travelers who don't refer to themselves as tankies. Of course Youjo Senki is going to be called "fascist" and "Nazi." Tanya hates communism and this is also born out by the world of Youjo Senki which shows communists like that pervert Beria in a bad light.
(And Youjo Senki points out that Stalin feared his countries mages so he sent them to camps. I know camp sounds like fun... but it wasn't those kind of camps.)
Well, back to downloading Ringing Bell off of Youtube before it gets copystruck:
Aha, there are a surprising number of tankies out there even among the communists and fellow travelers who don't refer to themselves as tankies. Of course Youjo Senki is going to be called "fascist" and "Nazi." Tanya hates communism and this is also born out by the world of Youjo Senki which shows communists like that pervert Beria in a bad light.
Well, I'm only going by the anime, and specifically, the movie. Neither Stalin nor Beria, nor Tanya's world's equivalent of Soviet Russia are portrayed in a positive light. I'd need more information on Carlos Zen's beliefs to figure out why that is. For example, if he is a Trotskyite or even a Maoist he could easily hate Stalin and his cronies just as fervently as any Objectivist would. However, any pro-Stalin leftist would likely call an anime that bashed Stalin sympathetic to Nazism.
Tanya is clearly an anti-hero, but she has a lot of admirable qualities, especially given that she's a soldier. Whether she's a role model or not likely depends on the values you were raised with and the ones you later determined for yourself.
They knew what the weebs are into these days and so they deliver. Safe to say, judging with people just focusing on her thighs every time they discuss it, it works quite well.
So I spent most of the roadtrip I had to undergo today watching the 2nd season of Made in Abyss. Only five episodes in so far, so don't spoil, but it once again manages to be one of the best animes I've ever watched. I really wish it wasn't written by somebody who probably has a whole lot of highly questionable material on his computer, but it's engaging enough that I simply don't care.
I really enjoyed that manga, how did I miss this?
Anyway, I guess I can at least recommend the manga if you want something slightly different from the fantasy genre.
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