I know it's all metaphorical when Eivor fights Odin in Valhalla, but she also makes a point of rejecting that side of her, so it makes me confused. I could take it as a metaphor for what she learned in her new life that changed her as a person, but you're the writer.

It's okay to be you

That's okay

Way more enjoyable than his DC work that's for sure. When he writes about grounded shit it hits so much more.

Yeah I agree, it's not that they ignore the mecha but they engage with that part deeper than just aesthetics. At least that's what I understand from what I like :p

I'm not very into that setting to talk about it in depth, but I'll say that the works with mechas that I enjoyed have a human component that takes priority in the narrative.

What can you expect of an industry that trained an entire group of people to be excited about being shown trailers. TRAILERS!!!

A little bit of shade is deserved imo, everyone was too silent about it while portraying themselves are radical leftists

Hasan, not the zionist who's reposting