@theendoffisher yeah that's what I was talking about in the replies!!! I was already off the Light train very early but I remember watching that scene and feeling just a pit in my stomach. Purely sickening behavior
@Lapriz_ Bad comparison. Light Yagami was a hero that lowered the global crime rate by 70% and effectively ended the concept of war. After he died crime rate went back up and wars resumed.
I'm only at episode 10 so far, though. So I wouldn't be surprised if Uso does face something later on that makes him rethink his need to kill his enemies in the midst of a war. Not that I WANT that for him, but it'd be interesting to see how it plays out
It's why I love so much that Uso can articulate exactly why he thinks and feels that way from practically the beginning of the series.
As much as I love watching our MC's reach that conclusion, it feels GREAT (and terrible) to have someone Uso's age already have a clear view
He is the first Gundam MC I can remember at all be THIS focused on reaching his goal without becoming a murderer in the process. I respect the hell out of that. I feel Kamille comes closest in this regard, but his turmoil led to so much death before he found his footing