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Mecha Ude: Mechanical Arms • Mecha-ude (TV) - Episode 7 discussion
Mecha Ude: Mechanical Arms • Mecha-ude (TV) - Episode 7 discussion
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Feels like a whole lot of nothing happens this episode. Although I wasn't expecting a Chunibyo with a Chaingun.
Alma recovered his memories after the fight with Amaryllis which causes him to have an mental health crisis so he abandons Hikaru. And by the way, Alma has magically acquired the ability to operate on his own now by getting his memories back.
We get a little backstory that shows Alma and Fist with the Kagami brothers. They try to wake up Ordela only for things to go horribly wrong as it starts attacking everyone. Real Master Hand from Smash Bros vibes.
In the process of shutting down Ordela's rampage, Yakumo dies. Alma gets PTSD and goes dormant.
Back in the present, Alma gets noogies from Jun. It's really important for the plot. Trust.
Hikaru gets a pep-talk from Aki and decides he's going to help Alma. Episode ends with the big bad trying to open Ordela again.
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Done!
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Glad to see Hikaru has some new bodyguards, but they don't seem all that more helpful than what he already had in terms of... anything tbh.
I hadn't really thought about it, but if the Mecha-ude can't normally move without a human it's extremely unclear how they ever lasted in their own world.
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Glad to see Hikaru has some new bodyguards, but they don’t seem all that more helpful than what he already had in terms of… anything tbh.
His new bodyguards are comical. I found it funny when the leader of ARMS was like, "I can't have you helping... you're a civilian." And I was just like, "And how are all these other misfits any different?"
I hadn’t really thought about it, but if the Mecha-ude can’t normally move without a human it’s extremely unclear how they ever lasted in their own world.
Not that the story makes much sense at all, but the best interpretation I have for this is that Arbitrium (or whatever it's called) existed naturally on their world but the Mecha-Ude eventually consumed it all and were unable to make more. Humans produce their own Arbitrium in excess so they're able to give it to Mecha-Ude that derize with them.
But then Alma comes along and breaks all that by being able to make his own Arbitrium somehow.
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