#acid-eater

because its very easy (and not entirely incorrect imo) to read it as a treatise on the necessity of absolute monarchy.

like, i enjoy logh a lot but it does pretty solidly come down on the side of “reinhard was right”, and while his style of autocracy is a little more “benevolent strongman” than “hereditary monarchy”, and his actual policies are distinctly leftist (for example, he implements land reform), it ultimately still comes down to a *lot* of material about how good this (extremely austrian-aesthetic [edit: whoops i was wrong here its prussian actually]) empire is now that reinhard’s in charge

thanks for answering. it always comes back to my mind the encounter between Reinhard and Yang and how Yang was right and his logic makes more sense by far. It comes back even in the end. The display of autocracy, monarchy and all, imo, is almost always shown as purely aesthetic, but terrible and shallow in all other means. Yup, I understand that this is only my biased vision and for that reason too there can be other ways of seeing the story. Anyways, thanks again.

thanks for the tip I need new ppl to follow

Now problem Acid boi!

Just did it

come on, man how you didnt tag me on that one? :P

It's all about the looks you give him. It's infallible if you look at his eyes, follow them for a few seconds, then while he is speaking to you, make your eyes roll down until his waist (or the lowest part visible of his body). Make sure he is noticing your eyes movement and that's it.

The beginning:

Bedtime:

Actually this whole part of Go where Go and Ryoma fight:

THERE IT IS. Black Getter destroying everything.

SPACE DAD: