As a "little soldier" who knows the plot but is unable to change the general trend, in the whirlpool of hatred between natural people and adjusters, he tries to protect the specific people around him instead of saving the world.
Reader comments
The plot of the text version of the original anime has not changed, and these five points are purely for Gundam seed. The main character is hard to comment on, he seems to be doing something but it doesn't make any sense. Overall, the protagonist is purely a marginal character. It doesn't matter whether there is a trade fair or not, and whether there is a protagonist or not. This is not reading fan fiction, just simply following the fan fiction, although it is a text version [laughing and crying]
It's very real, but I feel that the role of the protagonist is too small. It perfectly inherits the basic scenes in the original work. Except for Kira and the maintenance team, the existence of the protagonist is not even noticed among other characters.
In "Gundam SEED", the conflict between natural man and adjuster is essentially irreconcilable. Even if the protagonists rely on force to temporarily suppress the flames of war, the estrangement between people's hearts has never disappeared - natural people's jealousy of the adjuster's talent, and the adjuster's arrogance and superiority over ordinary people have long been rooted in the hearts of both parties. Without the intervention of overwhelming powerful forces, war will inevitably break out again within a hundred years. In contrast, the revolutionary route of "Gundam 00" is a more thorough solution: Only when everyone no longer has innate differences and truly stand on the same level can mutual understanding be achieved. It is still unclear how the protagonist in this book will choose. Should we just follow the original plot and change nothing in the end? Or should we actively intervene in the world and rewrite our destiny from the root? If you really want to promote change, the most reasonable choice is undoubtedly to go to the East Asian Republics - in SEED's world view, this is probably the only place that has the potential to truly change the world.
Keep writing, I want to know what the protagonist is going to do next
It's nice to see the struggles of ordinary people, but it's better to be seeded.
Why haven't I seen Bucky Lulu? I hope the author won't write Bucky Lulu off [eating melon]
The plot of the text version of the original anime has not changed, and these five points are purely for Gundam seed. The main character is hard to comment on, he seems to be doing something but it doesn't make any sense. Overall, the protagonist is purely a marginal character. It doesn't matter whether there is a trade fair or not, and whether there is a protagonist or not. This is not reading fan fiction, just simply following the fan fiction, although it is a text version [laughing and crying]
It's very real, but I feel that the role of the protagonist is too small. It perfectly inherits the basic scenes in the original work. Except for Kira and the maintenance team, the existence of the protagonist is not even noticed among other characters.
In "Gundam SEED", the conflict between natural man and adjuster is essentially irreconcilable. Even if the protagonists rely on force to temporarily suppress the flames of war, the estrangement between people's hearts has never disappeared - natural people's jealousy of the adjuster's talent, and the adjuster's arrogance and superiority over ordinary people have long been rooted in the hearts of both parties. Without the intervention of overwhelming powerful forces, war will inevitably break out again within a hundred years. In contrast, the revolutionary route of "Gundam 00" is a more thorough solution: Only when everyone no longer has innate differences and truly stand on the same level can mutual understanding be achieved. It is still unclear how the protagonist in this book will choose. Should we just follow the original plot and change nothing in the end? Or should we actively intervene in the world and rewrite our destiny from the root? If you really want to promote change, the most reasonable choice is undoubtedly to go to the East Asian Republics - in SEED's world view, this is probably the only place that has the potential to truly change the world.
Keep writing, I want to know what the protagonist is going to do next
It's nice to see the struggles of ordinary people, but it's better to be seeded.
Why haven't I seen Bucky Lulu? I hope the author won't write Bucky Lulu off [eating melon]