Current Events Is Tama giving the SMILE users the Kibi Dango worse than what Orochi did to the people of Ebisu Town?
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I don't think you get the point of my question, the question wasn't about plot or panels. The question was is Tama giving the Kibi Dango to the SMILE users such as tricking them into eating it worse than Orochi giving the starving people of Ebisu Town the failed SMILEs.
I do agree though that what Orochi did was good for the plot, and I also agree that Tama taming the SMILE users are a waste of panels.
I do agree though that what Orochi did was good for the plot, and I also agree that Tama taming the SMILE users are a waste of panels.
It depends on your point of view on which is worse? Forceful slavery or forcing people into starvation while giving them curse food knowing said fruit will rob of their emotions.
Occhi did it to be cruel while Tama is doing it for a noble cause and isn't a bad person per a say such as taking advantage of her power in a shameful purpose.
Occhi did it to be cruel while Tama is doing it for a noble cause and isn't a bad person per a say such as taking advantage of her power in a shameful purpose.
In the current situation, what Orochi did is worse.
In a fair/equal situation, where both the users (Tama & Orochi) and purpose (human experiment & fighting for freedom) is equally good/nice, depriving someone their will is worse than depriving them emotions. Especially if it's linked to 21 century earth.
To combat Tama's slightly doubtful method, Oda will make the slave have the ability to resist their master, so in the end it won't be that bad of enslavement.
In a fair/equal situation, where both the users (Tama & Orochi) and purpose (human experiment & fighting for freedom) is equally good/nice, depriving someone their will is worse than depriving them emotions. Especially if it's linked to 21 century earth.
To combat Tama's slightly doubtful method, Oda will make the slave have the ability to resist their master, so in the end it won't be that bad of enslavement.
Without context, the two things are roughly as bad as each other.
With context, Orochi is trying the jury-rig a happy country through just about the cruelest and most delusional method possible in order to avoid actually fixing any of the country's problems.
Tama is trying to ease the level of fighting in Onigashima and stop the whirlwind of slaughter, destruction, cruelty and bad choices that make up the Beast Pirates in order to make a better world for everyone, theoretically including her victims.
With context, Orochi is trying the jury-rig a happy country through just about the cruelest and most delusional method possible in order to avoid actually fixing any of the country's problems.
Tama is trying to ease the level of fighting in Onigashima and stop the whirlwind of slaughter, destruction, cruelty and bad choices that make up the Beast Pirates in order to make a better world for everyone, theoretically including her victims.
