I can fix her
I can fix her
Blake Baker
Brayden Miller
made for hatesex
Brody Hughes
She's an undead abomination revived by a kaiju. Even if you "fixed" her she would then just die like Gauma.
Ayden Green
you can't even fix yourself
Christian Brooks
yeah but she's hot
Eli Phillips
Criminally underrated
Aaron Morales
>She's an undead abomination revived by a kaiju.
>like Gauma.
Gauma's connection with Kaiju was cut and because of that his resurrection was shitty and left him in a state of undeath, the rest of kaiju eugenicists revived perfectly fine, speedwatcher-kun
Carter Price
Who is this semen demon?
Austin Garcia
>Criminally underrated
Just like the rest of Dynazenon
Anthony Morgan
I didnt understand this character at all
I mean sure they needed some fapbait and it worked but her character along with the other kaiju villains was pretty one dimensional with dumb motivations. She especially just goes with the flow and brags that she does kaiju things just because she has nothing else
Maybe that was the point idk, Gridman was better
Evan Butler
>speedwatcher-kun
The irony. Gauma wasn't resurrected by a kaiju, it was probably Dynazenon itself or a similar higher force that did it, for the sole purpose of watching over the reincarnations of him and the princess.
The eugenicists on the other hand were revived by a kaiju, probably created by the villain seen dropping the marbles in episode 1 (in one of the audio dramas she mentions having a job, and that's most likely working for him), but if she rejected kaiju there'd be nothing keeping them alive.
Xavier Campbell
It's pretty much all spelled out in the final scene with Shizumu. The eugenicists are free from everything, even from time and death, but that also means that they have nothing. Even the relationship between them is completely hollow, at some point the show seemed to ship Mujina with Juuga but literally nothing came out of it, when they run out of kaiju they part ways without a word because it all meant nothing. I guess it's more abstract than the motivations in Gridman.
Christopher Lee
>Mujina with Juuga
It's to showcase how similar they were since both were aimless at their lives and have no idea what they want to do most of the time except in the latter part of the series where they finally decided on what to do for themselves instead of relying on others for guidance. At least that's my takeaway from it.
Ayden Edwards
Levi Fisher
Actually, it seems more abstract, but the essence is the same. Akane was in the same situation as the kaiju eugenicists, her too had absolute freedom inside the computer world, she couldn't die and could freeze time forever. But at the same time it all meant nothing for her, she couldn't grow and progress with her life.
Henry Roberts
Wait, i though Juuga was the neet one, disregard that.
Colton Hall
Michael Powell
That's the impression they gave off at first, a much better fit than Koyomi/Mujina. But that never went anywhere and at the end there was no bond whatsoever between any of the eugenicists. Juuga was the least aimless of them anyway, he was always the most determined with the human extermination plan.
Logan Howard
When movie?
Camden Hernandez
Maybe they'll try to make it for the 30th anniversary, which is april 2023.
Benjamin Parker
Post more Mujina