The two Gurren Lagann movies cover all the events in the series, and based on my recollection, they should be better animated. Still based on what I remember, the first should have a pretty central take on scientific discovery. The second should be more about ambition and progress, but both probably have at least a bit of both. It’s not by chance that some e/accs have profile pictures inspired by that anime. I feel like people here might disagree with part of the message, but I think it does say something about issues we care about here pretty forcefully. (Also, it was cited somewhere in HP: MoR, but for humor.)
I think the core message of optimism is a positive one, but of course IRL we have to deal with a world whose physical laws do not in fact seem to bend endlessly under sufficient application of MANLY WARRIOR SPIRIT, and thus that forces us to be occasionally Rossiu even when we’d want to be Simon. Memeing ourselves into believing otherwise doesn’t really make it true.
Nor do we have the ability to bend probabilities arbitrarily for arbitrary statements, which was a core power in Gurren Lagann movies, if I recall correctly.
The two Gurren Lagann movies cover all the events in the series, and based on my recollection, they should be better animated. Still based on what I remember, the first should have a pretty central take on scientific discovery. The second should be more about ambition and progress, but both probably have at least a bit of both. It’s not by chance that some e/accs have profile pictures inspired by that anime. I feel like people here might disagree with part of the message, but I think it does say something about issues we care about here pretty forcefully. (Also, it was cited somewhere in HP: MoR, but for humor.)
I think the core message of optimism is a positive one, but of course IRL we have to deal with a world whose physical laws do not in fact seem to bend endlessly under sufficient application of MANLY WARRIOR SPIRIT, and thus that forces us to be occasionally Rossiu even when we’d want to be Simon. Memeing ourselves into believing otherwise doesn’t really make it true.
Nor do we have the ability to bend probabilities arbitrarily for arbitrary statements, which was a core power in Gurren Lagann movies, if I recall correctly.