>>712860929
Also people keep saying how the story is like nier automata but the game has a whole has a lot of religious themes to it. Automata was more about robots finding humanity and what makes a human, whereas stellar blade is about whether trusting blind faith in a higher power is self destructive or not. A lot of the themes and excerpts in the game touch up on how many irl Christians feel disillusioned by their faith failing them in their darkest times which is reflected in many of the dead people you find in the world while some cling to their beliefs even to their end.
There are also two endings where you either discard religion for the future of humanity or you end humanity for your religion.
I think this presents an interesting contrast between japan and korea. Japan is largely atheist, so nier automata's message was that mankind were the gods of the world and robots aimed to be like them. In stellar blade, man created god and god deemed humans as imperfect sinful creatures that (s)he destroyed, and that the next generation of creation has been made to fear and worship god

Good I dont want Eve near any jeets