[ SECRET POST #6277 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6277 ⌋

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Comments

[feotakahari]

I’m more used to stuff where the rebels are the bad guys. They’re right that society wronged them, but their response is to hurt innocent people, so they get stopped by people for whom society worked. This is especially common in Japanese shows like My Hero Academia.

I’m trying to think of what would satisfy both you and me. Something that doesn’t villainize outcasts, but also doesn’t villainize the people working within the system. Ever After High, maybe?

[(Anonymous)]

ZOM 100 works around this in an interesting manner. All of the protagonists were screwed over by their system and ground into a figurative paste before the zombie apocalypse, but remained empathetic, loving people that tried to save everyone and worked for a better world.

On one hand, one of the villains was one of the protagonist's abusive old bosses, who initially made himself a leader. That is, until people realized he was a stupid coward and unfit to govern in a zombie crisis, and was leeching off his old position to abuse people.

On the other, they found a small village with whom they worked happily and in cooperation. A place the protagonists would then defend against a dark mirror of their party, who FELT screwed over by society and wanted to destroy it out of misanthropy now that the zombie apocalypse is in full run.

They acknowledge the old, corporate world was fucked like all hell; but so far in the anime, it has shown evil is more by actions and what you do, rather than either wanting to destroy society or preserve your position in it.