s01e03 — A Transfer

@501st: сильный стресс оказывает глобальное влияние на человеческую психику, ход мышления и на общее состояние. Если ты считаешь, что школьник сражающийся в огромном роботе размером с небоскрёб против НЁХ должен вести себя, как тренированный и стрессоустойчивый ветеран войны, то тебе глупо пытаться что либо объяснять...

@iskander-zombie: lovers of tantrums are stuck)

@Seph: Евангелион*, конечно.

I totally agree! Everyone is already used to the fact that if a hero falls out to save humanity in an anime, then he should take it for granted, like "well, OK, now I'm going to mess in battles"."

@Nastya-L: The most interesting thing is that if you look closely, even Naruto seemed to be a dude who never gives up, after his first A-rank mission, he stands and thinks: "God, I don't want to be a shinobi, it's terrible." He doesn't feel as much emotion as Shinji, of course, but he also doesn't behave like a blockhead, ready to shred everyone in a row.

@Nastya-L: shouldn't it piss you off because it's shown plausibly? And if this type of person pisses me off in my life? Even if I have gone through a similar state myself, I should not be sympathetic to such characters. What a strange argument...

@scarcelyinside: rather, those who write such comments are not familiar with any of the above, if they talk about it so boldly, simultaneously making diagnoses for everyone. The option that people might just not like this type of character is not considered?