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In a subversion of what usually happens, Sota and Marine, who are both otakus and normal, imperfect people - unlike the idealized Selesia and Meteora - will end up dating. Marine isn't an idealized beauty by any measure, but is still cute and sweet, and Sota is a geeky guy; how better to enforce an anime where RealityEnsues than a realistic pairing where two very human characters end up together? Also of note, Marine seems to care quite a bit for Sota.
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In a subversion of what usually happens, Sota and Marine, who are both otakus and normal, imperfect people - unlike the idealized Selesia and Meteora - will end up dating. Marine isn't an idealized beauty by any measure, but is still cute and sweet, and Sota is a geeky guy; how better to enforce an anime where RealityEnsues SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome occurs than a realistic pairing where two very human characters end up together? Also of note, Marine seems to care quite a bit for Sota.
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*** [[spoiler: Confirmed, though apparently Souta could have co-creator credit]]
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*** [[spoiler: Confirmed, though apparently with the reason for her reaction being that Souta could have co-creator credit]]was said creator's friend]]
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* However, since Altair obviously appeared in reality way before 70 years passed, it's possible that said stipulation was either added by her Creator OR inherent to the source material from which Altair was derived.
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* However, since Altair obviously appeared in reality way before 70 years passed, much sooner than that copyright's expiration, it's possible that said stipulation was either added by her Creator OR inherent to the source material from which Altair was derived.
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You can't say "probably" Jossed; either it IS or it IS NOT.
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** Maybe she's hiding her ears. That hat is HUGE. And it's probably Jossed. She's just your typical OmnicidalManiac.
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** Maybe she's hiding her ears. That hat is HUGE. And it's probably Jossed. She's just your typical OmnicidalManiac.
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*** A man who desired to make a game that could revolutionized the world and the main character he created was a wizard named the Game Master.
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*** A man who desired to make a game that could revolutionized revolutionize the world and the main character he created was a wizard named the Game Master.
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The entire plot of the series and, by some extension, the Elimination Chamber Festival event, was a popular meme character exacting revenge on the world whose cruelty killed her beloved creator. A character who was stopped only by [[spoiler: resurrecting said creator to talk her down]]. Making it all stick hinges on getting the audience to accept what they're seeing as part of the story. Meaning the audience would likely take away from it the importance of treating people right.
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The entire plot of the series and, by some extension, the Elimination Chamber Festival event, was a popular meme character exacting revenge on the world whose cruelty killed her beloved creator. A character who was stopped only by [[spoiler: resurrecting said creator to talk her down]]. Making it all stick hinges on getting the audience to accept what they're seeing as part of the story. Meaning the audience would likely take away from it the importance of treating people right.right.
[[WMG: Altair's Holopsicon abilities had the power of the '''public domain''' on its side.]]
Japan's copyright law for works by the deceased is "life of the author + 70 years" unless specified otherwise, after which "Altair" as a character could be used by ''anyone'' (which in turn allowed the Holopsicon's abilities to be expanded without limit).
* However, since Altair obviously appeared in reality way before 70 years passed, it's possible that said stipulation was either added by her Creator OR inherent to the source material from which Altair was derived.
[[WMG: Altair's Holopsicon abilities had the power of the '''public domain''' on its side.]]
Japan's copyright law for works by the deceased is "life of the author + 70 years" unless specified otherwise, after which "Altair" as a character could be used by ''anyone'' (which in turn allowed the Holopsicon's abilities to be expanded without limit).
* However, since Altair obviously appeared in reality way before 70 years passed, it's possible that said stipulation was either added by her Creator OR inherent to the source material from which Altair was derived.
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[[WMG: Altair will lose by slipping into BoringInvincibleVillain territory or becoming the kind of villain that tortures opponents they should kill already and ends up defeated for it.]]
The side that captivates the readers will win. The problem is Altair, right now, is setting herself up as the precise kind of villain that everyone that watches animes believes HAS TO lose at the end, namely the kind of sadist villain that has already all but won the fight and then beats up the hero until the hero gets a HeroicSecondWind and kicks their ass - or as a BoringInvincibleVillain. As a result, she might well be painting herself into a corner by beating her opponents so handily, calmly and humiliatingly.
The side that captivates the readers will win. The problem is Altair, right now, is setting herself up as the precise kind of villain that everyone that watches animes believes HAS TO lose at the end, namely the kind of sadist villain that has already all but won the fight and then beats up the hero until the hero gets a HeroicSecondWind and kicks their ass - or as a BoringInvincibleVillain. As a result, she might well be painting herself into a corner by beating her opponents so handily, calmly and humiliatingly.
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[[WMG: Altair will lose by slipping into BoringInvincibleVillain InvincibleVillain territory or becoming the kind of villain that tortures opponents they should kill already and ends up defeated for it.]]
The side that captivates the readers will win. The problem is Altair, right now, is setting herself up as the precise kind of villain that everyone that watches animes believes HAS TO lose at the end, namely the kind of sadist villain that has already all but won the fight and then beats up the hero until the hero gets a HeroicSecondWind and kicks their ass - or asa BoringInvincibleVillain.an InvincibleVillain. As a result, she might well be painting herself into a corner by beating her opponents so handily, calmly and humiliatingly.
The side that captivates the readers will win. The problem is Altair, right now, is setting herself up as the precise kind of villain that everyone that watches animes believes HAS TO lose at the end, namely the kind of sadist villain that has already all but won the fight and then beats up the hero until the hero gets a HeroicSecondWind and kicks their ass - or as
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* If the current series was a shoutout to Film/LastActionHero, the prequel would be akin to TheLeagueofExtraordinaryGentlemen.
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* If the current series was a shoutout to Film/LastActionHero, the prequel would be akin to TheLeagueofExtraordinaryGentlemen.ComicBook/TheLeagueofExtraordinaryGentlemen.
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*** A man who desired to make a game that could revolutionized the world and the main character he created was a wizard named the Game Master.
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*** A man who desired to make a game that could revolutionized the world and the main character he created was a wizard named the Game Master.Master.
[[WMG: The Elimination Chamber Festival will be publicly seen as a message against online bullying]]
The entire plot of the series and, by some extension, the Elimination Chamber Festival event, was a popular meme character exacting revenge on the world whose cruelty killed her beloved creator. A character who was stopped only by [[spoiler: resurrecting said creator to talk her down]]. Making it all stick hinges on getting the audience to accept what they're seeing as part of the story. Meaning the audience would likely take away from it the importance of treating people right.
[[WMG: The Elimination Chamber Festival will be publicly seen as a message against online bullying]]
The entire plot of the series and, by some extension, the Elimination Chamber Festival event, was a popular meme character exacting revenge on the world whose cruelty killed her beloved creator. A character who was stopped only by [[spoiler: resurrecting said creator to talk her down]]. Making it all stick hinges on getting the audience to accept what they're seeing as part of the story. Meaning the audience would likely take away from it the importance of treating people right.
