Forget media literacy, these motherfuckers don't even have internal dialog
Forget media literacy, these motherfuckers don't even have internal dialog
Ah yes, famously conservative media like One Piece, Ghost in the Shell, Gundam, Princess Mononoke, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, and Cowboy Bebop
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At first glance, only Monster makes sense. It is basically what if Charles Manson was a soviet thing with European characteristics. Although, it been awhile since I watch and read it.
Gundam makes sense if you're pro federation/cop and take in face value in the movie(not in the pic) Amuro when he talks shit about revolutionaries doing nothing, but literally on the thing that can change the tractory of history and stops it.
Is monster the one about a doctor that has to save a patients life at the expense of another and is encouraged to save the person of higher class but saves the person of lower class instead causing him to be socially shunned?
How is it conservative?
Unlike the woke left, the doctor favors the people over simple power and advancement in his career.
Also your post just refers to episode 1, the kid he saved was actually evil and part of an organization's attempt to recreate a famous German socialist who rose to prominence in the 1930's.
Oh damn that's crazy, I never watched I just heard about it every once and a while so I picked up on the plot a little. Probably why I don't know anything past episode 1
Monster
like the thing that stops monster from being conservative media is that it was written by naoki and naoki is not a conservative, he has an anti war on iraq metaphor in pluto that was released in 2003 to 2009, standing tall and proud to defend my king naoki urasawa
Gundam is about how cool Char is