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6/12/2025, 9:09:27 PM
>>527181991
Thematically, this is probably the most important part of why 2nd Scenario ends the way it does. A recurring idea throughout the game is the morality of fighting for your survival - the SDU keep fighting for humanity after learning the truth because they're scared of being killed, Dahl'xia mocks them precisely for fighting just to live, BoC has Takumi acknowledge the G'ie are only acting to prolong their species, V'exhness' route dives into her willingness to do anything for her people's victory, Eva's willing to be brainwashed just to live for her daughter, and even S.F. in a sense is just about how far Hiruko and Takumi are willing to go to escape the timeloop - but there at the end of 2nd Scenario? Everyone chooses to risk death, purely to do what they think is right. They were born as weapons, but in finding something they're willing to die for, the cast finally becomes 'human.' Nozomi is left out of the final battle precisely because she was already doing this.
Thematically, this is probably the most important part of why 2nd Scenario ends the way it does. A recurring idea throughout the game is the morality of fighting for your survival - the SDU keep fighting for humanity after learning the truth because they're scared of being killed, Dahl'xia mocks them precisely for fighting just to live, BoC has Takumi acknowledge the G'ie are only acting to prolong their species, V'exhness' route dives into her willingness to do anything for her people's victory, Eva's willing to be brainwashed just to live for her daughter, and even S.F. in a sense is just about how far Hiruko and Takumi are willing to go to escape the timeloop - but there at the end of 2nd Scenario? Everyone chooses to risk death, purely to do what they think is right. They were born as weapons, but in finding something they're willing to die for, the cast finally becomes 'human.' Nozomi is left out of the final battle precisely because she was already doing this.
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