[xSkullheartx]

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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

Because they're children. Throw children into a combat setting and see how many tears are shed.

They're not all children that cry, but I get why they do. But you're saying that the characters in Recognista in G are not as emotive. Aida breaks down everytime she has to deal with Bellri because of what happened a few episodes back.

We've given this what, six episodes and it seems everyone is already willing to give up on it just because Build Fighters Try is out at the same time. The story is there, the emotions are there, heck even the fight scenes are pretty cool. (I love me some beam chain)

No matter what, there will always be tropes so long as that word exists. Every Gundam series has that one hero who struggles between which side is the right side, but that's what makes it a good series. Bellri wants to go back, but after episode 6 can't because of something he does.

Aida can't stand talking to Bellri but has to because he can pilot the G-Self. Noredo can't stand being around the pirates because she believes them to be bad because of what the Capital Guard/Army has told them. It has a good military plot with the Capital Army controlling the energy by keeping it for themselves while the Pirate Corp is trying to show everyone what they're doing.

I think it's going to be an amazing series that gets shadowed just because Build Fighters Try is out, and don't get me wrong, I love Try. The R-GyaGya is my new favorite suit by far.....at least until I see some others make their debut. lol.