Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate! |
And the inevitable turn for the dark arrives.
Now let’s be honest, we have all been expecting it. Underage
belly dancers don’t change the name of the guy behind all this, Gen Urobuchi.
In hindsight, Hazard should have seen it coming. That whale-squid
had an ass.
But before we go into all of that, I’ll start by admitting
something. I was kinda wrong about Chamber’s battle power and the overall
chances of the group.
Harpoon Mode Chamber slaughtered those Hideous
(still not bothering with the correct spelling). Pinion’s side actually has pretty good
chances of slaughtering the whale-squids. Unless Evolution happens… something entirely
possible.
Anyway, onto the big twist. I mean yeah, Pinion’s flashback was
nice and all but come on! Soylent Green is people!
Yeah, we finally find out what happened to Earth. Hideous were humans. A group of humans called the Evolvers evolved themselves into squid
monsters. War happened. War followed humanity into space. Granted we should
keep in mind that we found the records of the Evolver’s side of things.
It seems the Alliance (or rather its ancestors the CU) threw the
first blow. I can kind of get it. If I had mad scientists doing mad science on
my backyard I sure as hell would try to throw them out. The fighting keeps on
going, for years apparently which says a lot about the combat potential of the Hideous
(back then Evolvers) given their smaller numbers.
And our Empire shall be known as R'lyeh! |
The curious thing is
that when the Alliance tries to open a worm whole and leave the planet (basically
giving up and leaving), the Evolvers follow. Those are not the actions of
someone who doesn't want to fight.
Of course, I’ll admit that trying to find a wrong side to
what happened on Earth is almost meaningless now. It happened ages ago.
Suffering! |
Now the important part, Chamber and Ledo.
Ledo has had his world flipped upside down, thrown in the shredder and burnt to ashes. It is not a nice place to be, and I have to wonder
how he will develop from now on. Plus, how will it interfere (or maybe not) with
Pinion’s plans.
Honestly, I’m dreading that at the end Gargantians will be
portrayed as “right all along”. That would be way too disappointing.
On Chamber, I had always wondered. He is a bro, but
ultimately just an extremely advanced AI. He is a Hideous killing machine, even
more so than Ledo. When Ledo tries to stop him from
killing the Hideous, he can’t. Programming takes priority. This may be the first crack on their relationship, or maybe not.
Hopefully not, Hazard likes Chamber.
Now for Today’s If Hazard had to pick a Side:
Continental Union.
I’d rather be the guy that tried to run away from the battle
even though he threw the first punch, than the squid guy who said, “I’m turning
into a squid for space travel” then went, “Fuck, those guys made a fast way for
space travel. I’m using that instead.”
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