Wait, that's what it's about!? I thought it was just a floating, multi-dimensional school continent waging war on future Spain.
Well that's the back story or the reason why they are recreating history anyway. I guess you could say Musashi is sort of waging war in its attempts to get the Deadly Armaments of Sin back for Horizon.
To be fair, the anime designs are much better.
Very much agreed. I don't think many will disagree.
I agree. It's all very interesting to me too. While I do think some of the debates and plot points could be presented in a better way (and maybe Sunrise shouldn't have skipped a ton of stuff), there's a lot of compelling stuff that keeps me coming back.
The premise is what got me initially interested in the show. I have heard because there are so many details that they have had to cut a lot or try to more quickly summarize things. It sounds like it would be like trying to adapt
Game of Thrones or
Lord of the Rings into a 24 episode anime show. Unless there are more seasons coming, I don't know.
The fights are pretty good as well, such as seeing Honda Futayo with Tonbokiri or the automatons I find especially awesome, like Musashi or that girl, F Walshingham, who was fighting Nate (the chain wielder girl) in the last couple of episodes.
I wouldn't talk that way about something I haven't seen. ^^
yes, humanity is on a ruined planet, and they're somehow going to make everything better by acting out a global play. and that's before we even start touching the absurdity of having highschool students be absurdly powerful, the terrible humor, the dumb fanservice, the silly power system, the laughable drama, etc, etc
Okay, I just wanted to make sure as many will pass judgment on a show they haven't seen yet. For example, I saw many calling
Guilty Crown or
Black Rock Shooter a bad show when they were simply copying what other people had told them and had not actually seen the shows themselves.
I'm not trying to say the show is really good or anything, my original point was more to say that it's not really that hard to follow. I will agree that it can be pretty goofy, yet so can a lot of shows. Something like the first
Metal Gear Solid for example I think is easy to follow but will agree when you have people with physic powers and other such fantastical abilities, some plot points come across as silly. Sometimes silly story but not hard to follow.
In the end it's a show I still find entertaining, and like watching the fights or verbal back and forth. I'll admit I'm not a fan of all the "fan service" material either but I still watch it, silly plot points and all. A guilty pleasure I guess you would call it.