Most die on Mars due to vanity and overconfidence.

Going to Mars will lower human intelligence.

It was a pretty strong enemy, but for some reason, it was no good.

>>4

Bardo’s skills are too dependent, so if we get ambushed while drawing them in with numbers, it can lead to a clean outcome in case of task overload…

It’s the sorrow that comes from having no choice but to fight alone.

A noble of an imperial nation entrenched in a mindset of elitism is just like that.

How many years did it take for the immigrant to become like that foolish aristocrat?

>>6

It’s as if the self-proclaimed emperor selected those who are easily influenced or have been influenced.

>>6

In 1980, pioneers arrived on Mars and began colonization.

In 1982-1983, the doctor incited the settlers to riot, was detained, and the settlers rescued the doctor and rebelled against de-Earthification.

(The truth is that the doctor announced the theory that humanity is the successor of the ancient Martians, which was considered dangerous, and the doctor was placed under house arrest by the United Nations.)

(The pioneers, starving due to a shortage of supplies from Earth, became escapists and unwittingly adopted an elitist ideology following the doctor’s announcement.)

(The pioneers embarked on a rescue mission and became engaged in combat, resulting in the death of the doctor’s wife, and the doctor was carried by the pioneers to become the emperor.)

In 1985, the Mars Vaas Empire was established and declared war on Earth.

>>13

Is it only 5 years in between…!?

>>14

Started isolation in 1985 and began the invasion of Earth in 1999.

In the meantime, it became completely indoctrinated and militarized.

The stabilization of life on Mars was not done intentionally.

Because making them hungry increases their resentment towards the earth.

>>19

Although he was wicked, Grandpa Emperor fell ill two years before the invasion of Earth (1997).

I made my son Gilzeria the emperor, but that son faced off against Inaho’s father, and after various events, he died.

In shock, Emperor Grandpa decided to make peace with Earth.

However, the 37 Martian knights stationed in the Earth’s satellite orbit have not withdrawn and have remained for 15 years (withdrawal was initially a condition for peace).

The first episode is about how the negotiations were not progressing, and finally, Princess Asailam was about to descend to Earth for peace.

Whether to submit or invade, it was a tight situation, but when we launched an attack, we ended up rampaging more than expected, so it’s no wonder we became complacent.

I wanted it to be three-dimensional.

It seems like it would be no good if I were targeted with a concentrated attack.

Even with infinite energy, if you keep oscillating the saber, it seems like it would eventually melt within.

Since there is no accumulation of anything, it’s just playing at being a noble, isn’t it? Seriously.

>>16

Is there anywhere I can watch all of this right now…?

>>18

I’m throwing all of that into the BD’s bonus features, you know…

If there were really only a very small number of buyers, this background would have ended up completely unknown.

>>18

“Wait, your resentment was justified.”

Maybe it’s better to develop Mars through the outrageous technology of Mars robots.

>>23

The Catacraft is properly utilizing the results of Mars colonization and development.

Is Mars just some kind of internal conflict and a messy production area for demon lords?

If it’s just about brainwashing, it doesn’t take decades.

I think it’s quite conventional that someone who comes from outside Earth, without knowing the characteristics of the Earth’s oceans, ends up losing.

Was it the type of storytelling that becomes interesting by talking about the backbone?

>>28

To be honest, I didn’t need it at all, and I think it was rather uncouth to talk about it in the first place.

>>32

Rather, when trying to explain why it has become such a situation, a setting of that kind emerges from behind the scenes.

Was Inaho’s father also strong?

Didn’t the princess hint at her personal grudge when she directly petitioned the emperor?

I think it’s quite unnecessary to mention that Inaho’s father was an impressive person and had connections with the former queen.

I like that you think of the practice machine as an orange personal color ace machine.

The nobility is like a Nagisa in a theatrical play, right?

I had to form that kind of mental state to survive.

I like the concept of the Martian catacraft having all four limbs as arms instead of two arms and two legs.

>>37

Actually, the setting where all the units can grab things with their feet is nice, isn’t it?

The multi-armed working mechanism is a remnant of our ancestors.

I went to see a movie, and the new release was surprisingly good…

The music is good in the theater, and I somehow really like this anime.

Can such an organization be formed in just 15 years…?

I knew it, those guys who only eat chlorella are no good.

Isn’t Slain, who managed to bring together the Mars Knights that haven’t really cooperated for 15 years, actually quite amazing?

>>41

Zatsubalm was betraying, and the emperor was just allowing things to happen as he pleased; originally, everything would be settled with a single word from the emperor.

I intended to drop Phobos, a moon of Mars, onto Earth from the very beginning to annihilate the Earth and bring it to an end.

At that point in time, we might not have had that much strength.

Just having 37 landing castles and 37 machines with Aldnoah loaded onto the worker robots is already too much.

Wait, you proposed to attack with Mars robots saying “the people of Earth are also resources,” and you went out with your wife for reconnaissance?

Is it possible for a noble class to emerge in just over ten years?

The fact that His Majesty the Emperor seems to have selected fools who are likely to play at being nobles from the very beginning.

It feels like a revelation, and I completely understand it now.

Before Inaho went wild, we were managing somehow without having to team up…

After the outlook of defeat grew stronger, we finally started to coordinate as expected.

It’s a play-acting noble game for poor people who eat krill, gathered together by those who easily get swayed, after stealing alien technology and acting all high and mighty.

These guys are seriously incredibly stupid.

I went wild as I pleased and lost, but I’m satisfied, right?

No matter how you look at it, the schedule is too unrealistic…

Stay quietly in the near future.

>>50

Perhaps the visual image of a Cataphract rampaging through the streets of modern Japan with the princess came first.

I think they didn’t even intend to fill that gap.

Gathered fools and brainwashed them to be used as spearheads for the nobility.

I can only agree with that, but it’s not interesting (not in the sense of being funny…).

The movie progresses at a crazy speed, but at the same time, it cuts out unnecessary parts sharply, so maybe Aldnoah.Zero could be considered a masterpiece… or at least that’s what I thought.

Well, it’s because it’s my favorite anime, but I surprisingly remembered the content…

Even if the setting is consistent, it doesn’t necessarily contribute to the interesting aspect.

I think season 2 could have been done in half the time.

I was grateful because I wanted to see the continuation, or rather, the epilogue’s supplement.

There was no alcohol-addicted old man, right?

Maybe it would be nice if ReCreators made a movie that complements the story somehow.

Even the viewers who dropped out definitely found the first few episodes that Urobuchi did interesting and had high expectations, so it’s really a shame.

Even this is considered top-tier among robot anime.