I also like that we actually get to see them functioning as Purgers for a bit, instead of melting into a Relay Point right off the bat.
The moral ambiguity of Scrapped Princess has always been one of my favorite things about it. When you get right down to it, you can't really say anyone is totally wrong. Except Steyr. I hate you Steyr. ;_;
He really would. Which makes sense if Raquel's version of housework almost killed him. That said, I'm glad he did eventually come to enjoy chores, instead of just tolerate them.
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Date: 2011-08-25 04:02 am (UTC)The moral ambiguity of Scrapped Princess has always been one of my favorite things about it. When you get right down to it, you can't really say anyone is totally wrong.
Except Steyr. I hate you Steyr. ;_;He really would. Which makes sense if Raquel's version of housework almost killed him. That said, I'm glad he did eventually come to enjoy chores, instead of just tolerate them.
Here is the comment for Soupy-kun's entry: "At first I was like, 'What about him is cute?' but each time Raquel used magic to summon him, he gradually got more and more moé. *laugh*"