/lit/ - Literature

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>>15530951
>soijack
simply epic, epic for the win

>>15172763
fuck yeah logh

>>15065364
It's not a typo if it's not a complete thought. Also lol no argument when refuted with evidence.

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based and breadpilled

>>14682001
I hadn't watched much anime in the past decade because it seemed to all be moe shit. I had about 5 friends throughout the years demand I watch LOGH, back in the day I thought it looked boring and old so I didn't watch it. Over the past decade it was an anime and I really didn't think 110 episodes of a medium I didn't much respect anymore was going to get my rocks off. I was wrong. I was so utterly wrong. LOGH was fucking fantastic. It was moving. It had depth to characters and ideological intrigue. It had action, but it knew how to pace itself. It ended in a satisfying way. (Looking at you game of thrones). It was grand in scale. It was absolutely fantastic. Sure, it wasn't as in depth as reading a philosophical or theoretical text directly, but for a show that knew its themes and stuck to them it did a great job of dealing with the human element of war and political systems. It's been difficult explaining the show and why its so good to normies and I've had to basically break it down to
>Its about handsome space nazis, the space pope, and an alcoholic dad and whether it is better to have the best dictatorship or the worst democracy, but with space battles where 1,000,000 people die.
As soon as I finally convinced someone to watch it, they took down all the episodes on youtube.
As far as literary merit. I have yet to see another show that tackles as much as this one did with the same feeling as finishing a thick fucking novel.