Ginga confessions
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I liiked gin having some fighting spirit in him but I agree for the humans ex machina part too. This is an awful plague of Ginga mangas, especially since GDW and later on.
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I don't see what he did as mistake. It was Weed who made a mistake by chasing him away.
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His mistakes of sending out his comrades to die without joining them, and for directly disobeying his leader, Weed.
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Wasn't sure whether to put this under unpopular Ginga opinions or this topic, so I figured it'd be better here.
I empathise with Lucy.
As someone who occasionally struggles with depression, and as of recently, grief, I feel I can relate to how twisted her mind becomes in the depths of her despair, especially when she breaks down and tells Smith and the Ohu dogs that she wishes "they would all just choke on their happiness". It's a pretty damn dark, yet accurate, depiction of the fickle labyrinth of mental health problems - it can be hard feeling confined to a life of loneliness and watching everyone else around you laughing and having fun while you lack any motivation to break yourself out of your rut.
I used to strongly dislike Lucy until I analysed her character with a clear heart. I'm not saying that this should provide an automatic excuse for what she did to Sakura and her unborn pups though...
I empathise with Lucy.
As someone who occasionally struggles with depression, and as of recently, grief, I feel I can relate to how twisted her mind becomes in the depths of her despair, especially when she breaks down and tells Smith and the Ohu dogs that she wishes "they would all just choke on their happiness". It's a pretty damn dark, yet accurate, depiction of the fickle labyrinth of mental health problems - it can be hard feeling confined to a life of loneliness and watching everyone else around you laughing and having fun while you lack any motivation to break yourself out of your rut.
I used to strongly dislike Lucy until I analysed her character with a clear heart. I'm not saying that this should provide an automatic excuse for what she did to Sakura and her unborn pups though...
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I agree u.u I don't hate her for what she's done either. I wish the Ohu army had better support for the people who lost loved ones. They allowed her in, but leaves her to sulk all alone? No one thought maybe she needed someone there for her? She sounded like she even wanted to join him in the army so she could die alongside him.Shining Sirius wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2019 9:40 pm Wasn't sure whether to put this under unpopular Ginga opinions or this topic, so I figured it'd be better here.
I empathise with Lucy.
As someone who occasionally struggles with depression, and as of recently, grief, I feel I can relate to how twisted her mind becomes in the depths of her despair, especially when she breaks down and tells Smith and the Ohu dogs that she wishes "they would all just choke on their happiness". It's a pretty damn dark, yet accurate, depiction of someone with mental health problems - it can be hard feeling confined to a life of loneliness and watching everyone else around you laughing and having fun while you lack any motivation to break yourself out of your rut.
I used to strongly dislike Lucy until I analysed her character with a clear heart. I'm not saying that this should provide an automatic excuse for what she did to Sakura and her unborn pups though...
I wonder if Smith really killed her for what she's done...
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The Ohu army seems to have a very old fashioned approach to trauma. Reminds me of all the stories you hear of war aftermaths where scarred soldiers and bereft wives are simply expected to carry on with their lives like nothing has happened. No aftercare whatsoever. I agree - it would've been really heart warming for her to have maybe been assigned a companion or something instead of her just... wandering around paradise in a grieving slump.Dragon wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2019 9:47 pmI agree u.u I don't hate her for what she's done either. I wish the Ohu army had better support for the people who lost loved ones. They allowed her in, but leaves her to sulk all alone? No one thought maybe she needed someone there for her? She sounded like she even wanted to join him in the army so she could die alongside him.Shining Sirius wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2019 9:40 pm Wasn't sure whether to put this under unpopular Ginga opinions or this topic, so I figured it'd be better here.
I empathise with Lucy.
As someone who occasionally struggles with depression, and as of recently, grief, I feel I can relate to how twisted her mind becomes in the depths of her despair, especially when she breaks down and tells Smith and the Ohu dogs that she wishes "they would all just choke on their happiness". It's a pretty damn dark, yet accurate, depiction of someone with mental health problems - it can be hard feeling confined to a life of loneliness and watching everyone else around you laughing and having fun while you lack any motivation to break yourself out of your rut.
I used to strongly dislike Lucy until I analysed her character with a clear heart. I'm not saying that this should provide an automatic excuse for what she did to Sakura and her unborn pups though...
I wonder if Smith really killed her for what she's done...
I still often wonder about Lucy's fate myself. I can't really see Smith killing her, but if he didn't, does that mean she could have committed suicide? That'd be tragically dark...
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Something about Yamabiko's lighter underbelly always bothered me. like whenever he is colored he have It but In the manga he looks like he doesn't.
I also prefer his look without a lighter underbelly more for some reason.
I also prefer his look without a lighter underbelly more for some reason.
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Is it weird that my main excitement for the stage play is to see my favorite dog as a hot anime husbando?
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Back when I was a Ginga noob, and could barely get my tongue around any Romanised Japanese, I used to mispronounce Yukimura's name as 'Yucky-mura'.
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When reading the manga half the time I don't know who the [side characters] are so I just power through it. Whenever someone on the forums mentions someone who isn't like one of the 7 main chars I have noooo idea if its really a ginga character tbh.
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It took me until the latest GDN chapter to realize that Tama was the Hiro lookalike son and Kin was the slightly darker-colored son. I spent way too long thinking it was the other way around.
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I used to think John and Jerome were the same dog, that Genba is a good guy, and that Weed killed Johnerome/Jerohn.
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I'm probably still into Ginga because of doggies, my sentiment for GNG and the awesome community I don't want to leave, but these mangas are just bad and you can't help it. Pacing is off, the content is full of sexism and toxic masculinity and characters feel so unreal.
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Same. Ginga isn't written very well at all, and a huge majority of the characters are pretty flat.Troll Berserker wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2019 10:41 am I'm probably still into Ginga because of doggies, my sentiment for GNG and the awesome community I don't want to leave, but these mangas are just bad and you can't help it. Pacing is off, the content is full of sexism and toxic masculinity and characters feel so unreal.
Im mainly into it for the concept and I like the art style. Both are pretty unique and i think theres a lot to work with in fannon.
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I agree. I love the concept and the action, adult themes through animal POV, but it's super rare in fiction not written for children, so you literally have only Ginga and a few incomplete online webcomics to choose from for this kind of concept...
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Wait, there are MORE stuff than only ginga? What are these webcomics? Please tell me! :o
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These aren't webcomics but;
Watership Down, Plague Dogs, Felidae, Beasts of Burden
I still feel like Ginga is very unique in comparison to these though in that it takes a lot of inspiration from Samurai, which is also pretty damn cool
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Eeeh, I know all of these. They're really good. There's also Animals of Farthing Wood, Felidae comic, White Heart Baekkgu and Brave Soldiers (even through this one's really human issues about war, just with anthro animals, so that probably doesn't count, but it's on my list for having ginga's samurai values like comradeship, bravery, etc).Wolpard wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2019 11:13 pmThese aren't webcomics but;
Watership Down, Plague Dogs, Felidae, Beasts of Burden
I still feel like Ginga is very unique in comparison to these though in that it takes a lot of inspiration from Samurai, which is also pretty damn cool
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I think Unsai is ugly.
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This is less of a confession and more of a nitpick, I guess, but it didn’t feel like something worth putting in “unpopular opinions” because it’s such a small thing that only I really care about, lol:
I don’t like whenever characters who are supposed to be old and wise, or just wise and mature, say stuff like, “that guy” or other really casual language that younger characters use. It just feels really weird. Like, why would Akame for example be like, “Yeah, those guys were really tough...”, it just feels weird.
I don’t like whenever characters who are supposed to be old and wise, or just wise and mature, say stuff like, “that guy” or other really casual language that younger characters use. It just feels really weird. Like, why would Akame for example be like, “Yeah, those guys were really tough...”, it just feels weird.