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Originally Posted by Zolda

As we've all expected, Samas conveniently reappeared in this episode. So, either she'll be unceremoniously killed in episode 49, or she'll be let loose to become the villain or side villain of the V-Cinext episodes.

Who is this ?we? you talk of? Only you?ve been complaining that she hasn?t been a regular. No-one else batted an eyelid.

[QUOTE]Girori also conveniently reappeared, because the current plot needs a DGP insider who can betray Sueru.[/QUOTE

It?s hardly convenient. He?s been established as the only member of the DGP staff who cared about the world saving premise, as opposed to keeping things realistic (Niramu), creating cheap drama (Chirami), keeping the cash cow alive (Sueru and Samas) and inflicting sadism on people (Zitt)

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Sueru turned out to have a convenient time-manipulation ability. Why has this crucial ability never been told, shown, or at least hinted at in previous episodes?

Does it need to be? The final boss always has something that gives him an advantage to justify his final boss status.

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What's more laughable is the fact that the VIP's (who, like Sueru, are the people from the real world, aka Gods with capital G) can be easily intimidated merely by verbal abuses from 2 mortal humans (Kousei & Neon). Gods can be intimidated by humans? Yeah, right.

The VIPs are human too. And unlike the Supporters don?t have any kind of transformation that could potentially give them an edge against threats to their safety (most of them have likely never been in a fight before)

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Shouldn't we call Sueru, Niram, Samas, Ziin, etc the people from the real world? Ace's world is just a virtual world created by Sueru and other people from the real world. Why do the writers insist on calling Sueru etc the people from the future, not the people from the real world?

No, because the show has made clear that they are from the future countless times. None of the technology they show exists or is similar to anything in the present day (Ziin said that Beroba was 350 years old, over 3 times that of the longest lived human). If the world was virtual, Sueru would?ve switched it off, not bothered with a grandiose plan to kill Geats.

[QUOTE]You're right. Nothing would've changed if Sueru or the people from the real world turned out to be actual kaijins, robots, programs, or beings from 11th dimension. They are Gods (with capital G) with absolute impunity.[AUOTE]

Again, the fact that Geats and friends have been able to overpower and even kill them would say very differently.

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Virtually everything about Geats is as far-fetched as possible. The writers of Geats only have one goal: Putting a square peg into a round hole.

Yes, because a franchise about guys who use belts to don armour instantly and beat up genetically modified monsters, demons and aliens is totally plausible.

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This. Once again, truer words have never been spoken. The writers are so drunk with their own bullshit. Geats is so full of shit it's finally collapsed from the sheer weight of its own shit.



Niram's realism is total bullshit, too. Ace's world is a simulated/virtual world. What kind of realism is there to exist in a virtual world? What kind of realism is there to exist in an environment where everything, EVERY, SINGLE, THING, be it mundane or crucial (e.g.: death) can be manipulated and toyed with according to someone's whim? The definition of reality: Something that can't be changed, whether you believe it or not, no matter how much you try. If there exists a reality where everything can be changed, then it's NOT a reality, but only imagination/simulation. This is the philosophical aspect that makes Geats the most absurd story ever exist. I'm thoroughly convinced that the writers of this show don't give a single damn about logical consequences, let alone philosophical consequences.

Tell me you haven?t been paying attention to Geats without saying you haven?t been paying attention to Geats.
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If something as crucial as death can be toyed with, then what's the point of death (and life)? Death in Geats is just another pack of popcorn: Cheap, easily mass-manufactured, and has no nutritional value. It's completely meaningless and carries no weight whatsoever.

And if Geats wasn?t the first show in a long time in which dead characters actually stayed dead, that would mean something.

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Geats gives off a very strong nihilistic aura. It looks like the writers are more than committed to defy all meaning, all logic, and all sense of reality. Geats is a story that can only be written by people who are out of touch with reality. A story about manipulating reality turned out to be written by a bunch of nihilists. Surprise, surprise.[/QUOTE

Yes, the show where the protagonist eventually strives to create a better world is utterly nihilistic. Do you even hear yourself voicing these ludicrous complaints?

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Are you sure? Geats is a colossal, gigantic pile of nonsensical mess with obscene amount of plot twists (or rather, asspulls), multiple instances of violation of internal logic, ad-hoc logic, idiot plots, irrational decision-making, plot convenience, blatant manipulation, and other methods of contrivance and writing cheats known to mankind. It's the most bloated, contrived, convoluted story I've ever seen. Virtually every episode has at least one of those cheats. One could probably write a thesis out of Geats.

Again, tell me you haven?t been paying attention without saying you haven?t been paying attention.

[AUOTE]I believe you'll find waaay more things to scold Takahashi for more than things to praise him for. It has disproportionately more downsides than upsides. Geats is kinda like cocaine: Something that gives instant pleasure for 30 minutes, and causes irreversible brain damage thereafter.

The fact that the only people complaining about the show seem to be people like you and Mesnick who make it their mission to complain about the show, I have no idea where you?re getting this opinion. Geats in general has received more positive praise than negative.

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There's nothing odd about it.

The one part of this that actually is a good point. Ace?s whole arc concluded with Geats IX?s debut. After that, he?s mostly jsut settled into the supporting protagonist role to give others the limelight. Which is still better than how every other Reiwa Primary is only the main Rider because the title demands it.

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At the very latest, they should've started to go deeper with Sueru's plan (if it exists at all) in episode 39.

Because they already did thatt in episode 32: He wants to replace Mitusme with Tsumuri as the Goddess of Creation, leave the world of the present behind with everyone?s memories of the DGP wiped for good and then start again elsewhere. He?s not a megalomaniac trying to conquer the world, he?s an amoral producer trying to keep a show built off Sadie?s alive so the sociopaths of the future can get their jollies. But, he hasn?t announced his ?world takeover schem?, so ergo, he?s badly written in your mind.

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Well, what can we expect from drunk people?

A rant like yours?

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This episode doesn't feel a little emptier than usual because Geats is empty in the first place. It's just the audience have finally realized that behind the facade of all those pretty and handsome actors, nice costumes, fancy camera tricks, and shiny, glittering visual effects, Geats is just an empty husk that tells no actual story. If everything can be changed, then nothing can be changed. Without change, there's no story. Nothing.

Again, you seem blissfully unaware of any positive praise for the show and are blatantly inserting your own opinions into other people?s mouths. A lot of people have said that Geats is the strongest Reiwa instalment yet. And then you and Mesnick are basically going ahead with Frogification.