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Originally Posted by Kiwami

Okay, what was that Decker? The one thing that made this show interesting, Agams possibly having a point by blaming humans for destroying his planet... that's it?!

The way he talked about it made me think Earth sacrificed Planet Bazdo to the Sphere on purpose, or like ravaged the planet for resources on their quest for universal colonialism, but what was actually happening - is that a human ship crashed on the planet, accidentally, the planet then decided to aid Earth on purpose and was thus targeted by the Sphere? Excuse me, what? In which stupid way did Agams end up blaming humanity for this? Instead of, you know, the freakin' Sphere? Or his own planet for aiding Earth in a war fully knowing what possible consequences might ensue?

Like, what? Why? Also, his plan is stupid to being with: "Let the Sphere consume Earth fully and strengthen them! So that they eventually will find Bazdo anyways!".

Yeah sorry, this was the last interesting thing Decker had going on and it went flying out of the window. This is what Kanata was beating himself up for? Man. I kind of prefer Trigger at this point, it has gotten this far. This is so dumb.

On the positive side, effect work was stellar as usual; the shot in the destroyed alleyway with the leaking water was beautiful, as was the scene within the city crater at the end. It's just that I cannot really muster myself to gush over it as I would like when the whole story around it all is so stupid.

I mean, he lost his loved ones because they basically got involved in a war that, from their perspective, they had nothing to do with until people from Earth crash landed on their planet and stirred up the peace they had going for.

Logically we know that the Sphere probably would have attacked Bazdo at some point any way but to Agams Earth arriving on their planet and him vouching for them is what doomed the planet.

It's not meant to come off as rational. The man is too wracked with vengeance and probably the Sphere in him to act reasonably.