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At the end of the series, the Anti-Spiral are defeated but the living spiral-based lifeforms come together in an intergalactic council, aiming to work together to all grow and be free but without destroying reality in the process. i.e. limiting their growth so they don't go out of control.The pen or the sword said:So wait is the universe doomed? In Gurren Lagann they fight off the anti spiral correct? Doesn't that mean reality will eventually collapse due to the spread of helix based life forms?
I haven't seen the show, so I can't really be sure, but from what I've seen and heard about it I think it could go either way. If the show's themes are more a comment on elitism as this video posited, then I think it'd simply be a strong, well-made show that isn't a deconstruction or a reconstruction, as it focuses more on its own story and society as a whole rather than it's own genre.Andytrenom said:I wonder if MHA can be considered a reconstruction work
We all do. Don't see why you'd get crucified over it lol.SpookyShadow said:Maybe I'm going to be crucified but I like MHA. It's good for me
Not to sound rude, but I can see why.SpookyShadow said:A lot of people scolded me once for liking MHA :v
It was this thread: https://vsbattles.com/vsbattles/3466510#82Creaturemaster971 said:Neither, as I am an oblivious fool and was unaware of both of those things.
I'm curious as to your reasons, so which thread was that?