[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by Zolda

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.

Niram's realism is total bullshit, because he blew up Buffa and when Michinaga survive, Niram called it realism. Or because he thought that if Ace's mother voluntarily agreed to turn into a wish-granting statue, then it would be more realistic. In general, if you think about it, it seems that Niram should have called for honesty, but either the writers could not remember the right word, or they decided that "realism" sounded more intriguing. I can condescendingly assume that, as a person from the future, Niram is not familiar with the term "realism" and therefore uses it incorrectly. But this, again, is an excuse for what is shown in the show, which the viewers should not do.