Do not forget Tenchi is essentially a God at this point. There is no one above him, and everyone is now below him.
Oh, I certainly haven’t forgotten. Prob why lots of us “clamor” about these types of conundrums so much:
and even if there was any conflict that might arise to keep us interested, the suspension of disbelief is gone when one of the aunt’s can literally will that person out of existence.
You’re essentially saying
Did some people say that? I for one sure haven’t, in fact I’ve gone on record saying I’d like more WoG (which even though it’s canon is a spinoff–sequel is a stretch, even Kaji himself didn’t have “TM” in title, like GXP–not OVA narrative directly);
Just for the record, but moving right along….
In the end, it is a conundrum that will never be solved.
It may indeed be so.
Yeah, cause NOTHING like this has ever happened in the history of mankind. ^_~
What does history of mankind and Tenchi content have to do with one another, pray tell? Civil war, genocide and revolutionary causes have all happened in the history of mankind…don’t mean I want/need it in Tenchi.
…to put it bluntly, cabbit/human children in an incest-ridden polygamist compound is
Yeah, ’cause there was no incest nor polygamy in OVA 1 or OVA 2. ^_~
You got me there. But I was always a bit uncomfortable with the sibling arranged marriage set up for Yosho and Ayeka, but I overlooked it (plus it didn’t actually happen!). Same with Azusa’s two wives–didn’t like it, but not a big deal. Then – If – comes out: he has children with not just more than one woman, but the eternal rivals of Ryoko and Ayeka at that: didn’t care for that at all, but still I took it. Then we find out he has kids with the cabbit…I’m hanging on by threads. It’s only just now, with part 2 and Ryo-Ohki’s kids that I’ve more-or-less said “so be it, it’s been fun, but I’m off the Kajishima band wagon, best of luck to everyone still on it” etc.
Which is why I said this in the first place, right off the bat:
It seems the future of Tenchi will once again, for many, be a fork in the road: there’s Kajishima’s vision, and then there’s Love. I used to be on board with all things Tenchi…then with recent releases circa mid 2000’s, I had to reevaluate my positions. Now in 2014, personally, I can’t support Kajishima in any way if this is his sincere vision for the future of the franchise.
It has yet to be seen how or even if Ai Tenchi Muyo! will be more up my alley, but here’s to hoping.
Yours dearly,
– Who
So, comments right afterwards such as…
but here we are discussing his newest doujins on the very same board where such opinions take root.
Sure. Why not? Because,
