Akame ga Kill! short comments

Ray 2022-04-13 09:01:06

The male protagonist kneels from start to finish. . .
Ana 2022-04-12 09:01:09

God made, very mature. Quote from long commentary: "The difference is that the members of the night raid know that they kill for the sake of revolutionary beliefs and do not call their actions justice. When Tazmi thought that the members of the night raid were murderers of justice, the other members had a heavy face Tell him - no matter what name you give it, what we do is killing! There can be no justice in this, everyone present will be punished at any time, no matter when they die It's normal. This reminds me of Qing Xin, who became a general of the Qing Dynasty's forbidden army in "The Twelve Kingdoms", and went to meet Yuexi, the ruling minister of Fangguo. When Yuexi discussed his coup d'etat, Qingxin commented on Yuexi: I don't understand the seriousness of the sin of great rebellion, I think this is a more serious sin, but you fully understand the seriousness of the sin you have committed, yet you still make that decision." What works, carry injustice and act. The final close-up of the beheading looks like the French Revolution, will it be good after the revolution? Where did the minister's son's experimental beast come from?

black for black

Kaela 2022-04-07 09:01:06

I took a look, it was completely black for the sake of black, and most of the fights were crossed. At first, it was because I heard that the strongest Zhi Fan came here. I thought it was a very cruel kind. It was the first time. Kneeling people is a bit difficult, but slowly kneeling one by one, there is no rendering at all, it feels like kneeling just to make you kneel, meaningless. In general, it can be seen that the theme is against tyranny. Tyranny is hateful, but is it really useful to be black for black? It is true that both sides have kneeling people, but the difference between kneeling people is too obvious, right? The protagonist Fang has all kinds of bgm blessings, and I don't even know if the villain kneels? The whole show makes me feel embarrassed. Just like the cartoons from a long time ago, it is all about executing justice for the sake of justice, and eliminating darkness for the sake of eliminating darkness. To tell the truth, 2⭐, for the production, the screenwriter, etc. is completely on the street Cub, I don't know what's wrong with blowing so high.

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