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Eureka Seven: AO (TV).

It's almost a given that he was going to get in the robot one way or another. There was no real need for random characters to yell at him to get in. Let alone the process of how he got to the boat. Three grown man, smugglers no less, can't force a kid to give up a bracket he stole?

There are a lot of examples where major plot elements are just forced, in only two episodes.

ggqt wrote:

It's almost a given that he was going to get in the robot one way or another. There was no real need for random characters to yell at him to get in. Let alone the process of how he got to the boat. Three grown man, smugglers no less, can't force a kid to give up a bracket he stole? There are a lot of examples where major plot elements are just forced, in only two episodes.

they are not random characters. lol They want to use the Mecha to save the town. You know know later or go read the manga. They play some important role.

The Ao doesn't want to give them the key because that's his mother's bracket. That's Ao's robot, nobody is going to use it other than him. Everybody should know that before even watch the first ep.

your examples are bad. You name me one anime, I can use the same logic that you just used.

You make a faulty point about Ao not "wanting" to give up the bracelet when I implied that the three grown men should have just TAKEN it, And yes yelling "GET IN IT!! GET IN IT" it forcing plot progression, as well as trying to indirectly explain the plot to the audience.

Spotlesseden wrote:

ggqt wrote: It's almost a given that he was going to get in the robot one way or another. There was no real need for random characters to yell at him to get in. Let alone the process of how he got to the boat. Three grown man, smugglers no less, can't force a kid to give up a bracket he stole? There are a lot of examples where major plot elements are just forced, in only two episodes. they are not random characters. lol They want to use the Mecha to save the town. You know know later or go read the manga. They play some important role. The Ao doesn't want to give them the key because that's his mother's bracket. That's Ao's robot, nobody is going to use it other than him. Everybody should know that before even watch the first ep. your examples are bad. You name me one anime, I can use the same logic that you just used.

I feel so much hostility. But I guess if you are going to treat me like a troll I might as well have fun acting like one.

Lol you try to pose an intelligent argument but you can't really even read. You make a faulty point about Ao not "wanting" to give up the bracelet when I implied that the three grown men should have just TAKEN it, And yes yelling "GET IN IT!! GET IN IT" is forcing plot progression, as well as trying to indirectly explain the plot to the audience.

My trolling skills are rusty, I'm pretty sure I need a few more "lols" and "umadbros" in there. But I'm sure it's fine.

good people don't forcibly take stuffs from kids. Like i said they are not random characters. They told him if he doesn't want to give them the key, he will have to come with them and pilot the robot. I don't understand your logic. Your troll skill is bad..

like i said. Give me an anime, i will use your logic for any anime. Like naruto, "fight, fight" force plot.

The Pokémon Mewtwo was created in an island laboratory from the DNA of Mew, a rare Pokémon believed to be extinct, recovered from fossilized remains. Displeased with the concept of being nothing more than a mere lab experiment, Mewtwo destroys the laboratory.[2] Shortly afterward, he meets Giovanni, the head of Team Rocket, who proposes a partnership with the Pokémon in exchange of helping it control its powers. Mewtwo is "trained" over the next few months, being pitted against challengers in Giovanni's gym and restraining Pokémon for Team Rocket to capture. Mewtwo eventually realizes that Giovanni is merely using him as a tool and destroys his headquarters. Mewtwo flies back to the island where it was created and begins plotting revenge against humanity......

your examples are bad. You name me one anime, I can use the same logic that you just used.

Can you argue my points at all?

It's was when the random fodder characters crashed their flying car into the ship and Ao feel out and grabbed on to the robot then they started yelling at him to get in it. It's almost a given that he was going to get in the robot one way or another. There was no real need for random characters to yell at him to get in.

The Ao doesn't want to give them the key because that's his mother's bracket. That's Ao's robot, nobody is going to use it other than him. Everybody should know that before even watch the first ep.

Lol you try to pose an intelligent argument but you can't really even read. You make a faulty point about Ao not "wanting" to give up the bracelet when I implied that the three grown men should have just TAKEN it, And yes yelling "GET IN IT!! GET IN IT" is forcing plot progression, as well as trying to indirectly explain the plot to the audience.

Hmm ok you want a challenge?
Do Pokémon. Try and find a forced plot in that?
That's right; you can't. because there is no plot.

you are being openly hostel at me because I was saying the show is bad.

Like I can tell you right now the magic circles they added for prettiness is never going to be explained,

ggqt wrote:
The Ao doesn't want to give them the key because that's his mother's bracket. That's Ao's robot, nobody is going to use it other than him. Everybody should know that before even watch the first ep.

Ever heard of Deus ex machina? Name me a single series -- no, name me any piece of fiction that escapes this criticism. Why don't you go bitch out Aeschylus and Homer while you're at it?

A few things though. You are not only over using the term Deus ex machina, you are using it wrong for the most part.

I never said that lol. That was someone else.

Want another example of funny plot forcing? spoiler[Remember when his robot's arm got cut off, then he says; "omg I lost my arm, jk lol nvm" (I'm paraphrasing) then kills the black thing with it.]

Episode one gives valid reasons why he gets Pikachu; he woke up late, all the other start pokemon where gone and professor Oak had just caught it slightly before hand. Valid reasons as to why, not just because.

Magic circles: Episode One around 17:29. There is no reason for them I'm sure. But hey they look cool. Maybe more people will watch the show because of them. It was better when they where just rings, like in the original E7