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I've finished IBO and now can see why it's bad...man, that dumb soul-crushing ending They all died horrible death and lost, but that way they got what they wanted LOLXD FUCKING BS
I should've stopped at the reasonable end of season 1 and avoid the trainwreck of stupidity that was season 2
Space Travel, Mobile Suits, Nanomachines, etc…all that advanced technology and they can't even heal physical disability. ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME?! I get that those kids who went through Alaya-Vijnana system' surgery are poorfags who can't afford medical care, but they had money at that. It would make much more sense and would've been cool if the nanomachines would enhance the pilots healing ability rather than having their bodies "magically" healthy only when they're connected to Alaya-Vijnana system.
The number of traitors is this series is ridiculously high and same goes with death flags. The whole plot moving forward rely on that which reach to the point of being lazy and stupid. There might as well been traitors betraying the traitors at this point. As for the death flags, dare I say too many of them are just as bad as too much plot armor.
I felt the show really going down the hill when the kids at Tekkdan kept easily misled by Radiche and Galan like a complete idiots, after all they didn't survived that far by being brainless.
The toy commercial was too intrusive and forced; quick appearing and disappearing of certain mobile suits my beautiful centaur Trooper Kimaris did nothing the galaxy canon enthusiasm near Shino death which felt really distasteful
At the beginning of the show it seems to have libertarian~AnCap massage/direction, but of course it ended with statism.
It such a shame since the show has more like HAD so many likeable characters ; I felt bad for their death, even for the space pimp and his mistress with the only exception being Aston because he was an idiot who died by his own idiocy. which made the ending even more insufferable.