[DreadBringer]

As this isn't an episode discussion, sorry but for the missed break reply, do you have thoughts on this?

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So you'd think that to endanger yourself and other victims to save them is a weird message, and I agree with that, but unfortunately it seems that, I don't know where it came from (it must be not from Zero-One as it's a relatively new show!), many people'd think yeah, to be heroic you have to endanger yourself, and in general you're only heroic when your action got stakes, and how heroic is measured by how big the stakes is. Any good deeds when much isn't at stake is dismissed, like daily good deeds (ofc, for KR, many'd only view heroism in fighting monsters as it can be dangerous, meanwhile I was also supporting your suggestion for Fuwa and Yua to make use of their superpowers to safely rescue others!).

And by that conclusion, for starters, yeah to those, you gotta take more risks or you're a selfish/cowardly bastard. Some also thought those who are recklessly acting and throwing away your life without thoughts are the more heroic ones (the most heroic ones are the one that sacrificed their lives, the problem is using this on those who mostly did bad stuff before but died by sacrifices) or "too heroic", even also coming into conclusion that heroism is inept and should be discouraged. When actually thinking and strategizing (not in underhanded way) makes them more effective at saving people and also doesn't make them less good. I didn't know if something you disagreed here is your first exposure on this, but this had happened often regarding audience talks. And yeah, doctors, firefighters, etc. can't save everyone because reality forbids it. There's a difference between the unlucky ones not receiving help due to them already taking care of someone else, to deliberately ignoring or harm the unlucky few to save though.

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And lastly, regarding Jin and Horobi's interaction here, so, now does it show that Jin is still an invader to humanity here? He talked about how he can't let humans do what they want to Humagears, and he's excluding Aruto because he's the one who cared for Humagears, but unfortunately he got an example from Gai covering up the evidence of his corrupt activities by destroying the ZAIA Spec, giving him more reason to fight off humanity. He's still a villain, but of anti-villain kind, as now he genuinely cares about Humagears (redeeming trait), learning from Aruto.