A bunch of retarded kids managed to infiltrate and destroy a military base

>a bunch of retarded kids managed to infiltrate and destroy a military base
What are the Japanese trying to prove here?

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Kazuma Hackmachi. they’re trained soldiers, user.

Kamachi is a really terrible writer.

He's only good at making cute little girls.

This whole anime really was plot-armor, the story.
Is it bad that the scene where the guy put the steel mesh over the eject tunnel, so if the girl ejected, she'd get cheese-gratered, really made me root for him and got my cock hard?

In general HO keeps getting better as it goes. Second half is by far the best thing Kamachi ever did.

Don't think about it too hard user. Kamachi just has a lot of ideas he wants to write about and he decided he wanted to write Road to El Dorado meets Metal Gear.

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Helvia is about the age of military recruit in US, user. Both Quenser and Princesa are genius freak.

Kamachi is a one-hit wonder and keeps dragging the only successful series he has for a reason.

cool

Teenage soldiers were the norm for thousands of years.

HO is way better than Index. And anime is a far better adaptation than Index anime.

But HO is really good. A shame such an entertaining show didnt get a 2nd season

HO's worst are better than Index's worst, although nothing in HO tops Othinus arc and Coronzon arc.

Even if HO gets better later, the first part was a chore.

>Road to El Dorado
Based

Best HO volumes are better than best Index volumes.

Couple rough episodes in the start but then a dramatic upturn

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So just like Index?

First two arcs are shit. Third is okay and then it only keeps getting better. The jump in quality when it gets to second volume is crazy.

Index and Sisters arcs were better.

Anime is fun?

>shusaku

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>never trust niggers
Based Kamachi.

>mfw I snapped the exact same scene
so was he right ?

I never watched anything after the first arc. So did literally every country not just think about creating specially trained agents/soldiers tasked with carrying out sabotage missions to destroy Objects from the inside? I know Kamachi is a hack but... Yeah, Kamachi is a hack.

People have just gotten used to the idea of war being a numbers and stats thing. Why go to the effort sending in a spy when you can just pad your stats and have the fight be over by sheer numeric value.

Plot armor isn't exactly a reproducible or trainable quantity.

Object has become overspecialized in the 3rd generation. You could theoretically trained agents and soldiers but they need to be some PhD level engineer scientists at the same time to do half of the shit Helvia and Quenser do as standard tactics/combat doctrine.
You could theoretically pair a scientist/soldier in like Helvia and Quenser as well but why would you waste money and resource putting the scientist in danger when you could just have them build billion dollars machine that you could reliably count on?

First gen Objects are immune to infantry bullshit also Object war is a profitable global scam so no higher up wants to break the stalemate

Season 2 when?

the sounds of hime moaning in pleasure though

is there an official LN translation?

The official explanation is that humanity got obsessed with clean wars where most of the time armies surrender before objects are used on them. And most combat is object vs object

t's no longer about nations, ideologies, or ethnicity. It's an endless series of proxy battles, fought by mercenaries and machines.

War--and it's consumption of life--has become a well-oiled machine.

War has changed.

ID-tagged soldiers carry ID-tagged weapons, use ID-tagged gear. Nanomachines inside their bodies enhance and regulate their abilities.

Genetic control, information control, emotion control, battlefield control…everything is monitored and kept under control.

War…has changed.

The age of deterrence has become the age of control, all in the name of averting catastrophe from weapons of mass destruction, and he who controls the battlefield, controls history.

War…has changed.

When the battlefield is under total control, war becomes routine.”

sankyuu mista snek