#yvar

Crimson Republic

Military.

Was it Voss or Yeboah who said they were fighting for peace? Honey, you realize that’s a paradox, don’t you?

Cool architecture.

Attempt to unite the continent under their flag, but respect the identities of their allied tribes.

Rating: 5/10

Crows

I love crows. The real ones, clever birds! I do not love the fact that these insufferable people chose to call themselves after my favourite kind of bird.

Their fashion is ugly and ridiculous. Except for maybe Grieta in her combat clothes. But the rest of it ... it hurts to look at it. Especially Varvara’s and Yvar’s high heel abominations.

Completely fucked-up society. They exercise war and what’s basically tribal genocide. Slaughter. Violence. Torture. Opression. Slavery. Rape. Think of any cruelty that can be done to a human and the Crows provide.

Honest people though, who don’t lie and keep their promises.

“‘Til death!”

Rating: 1/10

Femen

I’m not too happy with this tribe name either, because I can’t help but associate it with the actual Femen activists in our present world and I’m not sure why the writers chose to make that reference? Are they going anywhere with it? And if not, why choose the name “Femen” in the first place?

Supposedly all-female tribe.

So, girl power!

From the glimpse we got of them in the last episode, they seem to be very classically Amazonian. I do hope they don’t turn out to be too clichéd.

Rating: 7/10

Atlantier/Atlantians

Are they even considered a tribe or are they outside of the European tribal system?

Very high-tech, very top-secret.

Might be humanity’s last hope, but as of yet they don’t seem to act on that.

We know next to nothing about them as people. The pilot seemed decent, though.

Apparently reside in a hidden place underwater ... as in: sunken kingdom of Atlantis.