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eagles-translated · 3 years ago

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Answering questions about Eagles 4x05–4x06 (Part 2) 🏒

Here's the second part of my compiled answers of the questions you guys have sent me about the latest two episodes! If you missed the first part, you can find it here. Enjoy!

I think Elias is in a terrible state of mind right now after dealing with the pressure of hockey and struggling with an untreated eating disorder.

While Elias definitely has been acting like an idiot and been incredibly rude to the people around him (who are also just trying to help), I think a lot of us are forgetting what having an eating disorder can actually do to someone. Not getting the nutrition that your body needs to function properly can definitely result in someone acting the way that Elias has been doing.

Elias in his regular state would never act in such a horrible way, so I'm pretty convinced that his behavior stems from an insane amount of pressure that he's put on himself and also his thoughts being all over the place from a mental disorder.

I hope we'll see Elias make it through his struggles and apologize to Amie (and other people around him who have tried to help only to be met with rude remarks), but with only four episodes left I wonder if that will be possible without having things feel rushed.

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I agree with you—I'm really missing the Elias and Amie moments a lot, so all these awkward glances between them is killing me. But I've also been preparing myself for them having to go through a rough patch.

A lot of us have a hard time understanding Elias right now. I think it's a combination of the eating disorder and the pressure of elite sports being difficult to understand as most people haven't experienced those things, but also because Elias's storyline hasn't been properly developed by the writers. We know that he's struggling right now, but there also seems to be missing details that were needed to sell the storyline.

I definitely understand what you mean when you say that you can't really understand how Elias is feeling towards Amie. He's pushed her aside and blamed her for "going behind his back" when she was only doing the right thing. I hope Elias will understand that soon.

Your disappointment is totally justified. I knew we would be getting some angst between Elias and Amie since, of course, they couldn't spend the whole season just being a happy couple.

But it's a completely different story when Elias is not only pushing Amie away, but also blaming her and thinking she betrayed him when Amie was just (rightfully) concerned about Elias.

It's really hard to understand where Elias is coming from with all this. I know it probably stems from the pressure he's under as well as his eating disorder, but I wish Elias would stop acting like what Amie did is unforgivable.

Same! I've loved all the little bits we've seen of Omar's documentary (as well as seeing him scare people away with his Eagles-branded camera). They should release a full version of his documentary lmao.

I think that Omar and Klara were never really meant to be a full-fledged romantic couple with a developed storyline, but rather just a fun side-plot. Someone speculated that Omar will be the one who takes Klara to the school prom so we might see them have some interaction there. They might even get together, but I don't think we'll see as much of their relationship as we would from Felicia/Ludde or Elias/Amie.

Maybe! I still have a hard time understanding how Second Sight became such a hit in the Eagles universe, but oh well. I guess there has to be something playing on the radio.

I was really proud of Amie for giving all the rights of the song to Ludde. That just goes to show how much she's grown since season 2 when she crossed his name off the contract.

I have mixed feelings about it. In the beginning I thought it was a really interesting storyline to do, and I was curious to finally see a male character have an eating disorder on TV (instead of the more common trope of having a female character struggling with eating).

The storyline was pretty promising but right now, with so few episodes left, I don't really know if we'll get a satisfying conclusion. It's hard to understand how Elias is feeling and this has caused a lot of viewers to be frustrated with his behavior towards the other characters (mostly Amie).

I have a hard time imagining how they will conclude the eating disorder storyline in such a short amount of time and on top of that get Elias and Amie back together (and on their way to the US, if that's even happening).

At first I interpreted the "bittersweet ending" comment to mean that Ludde and Felicia wouldn't end up together, but it could definitely mean that Andreas will die.

If they are indeed doing a timejump in the final episode, then Andreas might've died sometime during that time. They might do something with adult Ludde visiting Andreas' grave or something.

I hope that won't happen because I will ugly cry and that will not be pretty sight.

I'm sure that Elias still (truly, madly) deeply loves Amie. He's definitely mad at Amie after what she did, even if she was 100% in the right for doing so. But the love he has for her won't just fade away overnight.

So, to me, his silence was for dramatic effect. Maybe Elias stayed silent to think over Ludde's point, or he was simply just angry like you said.

Honestly, I don't know exactly how Felicia found out about Elias and Amie! I'm guessing that she simply picked up on the signs like Klara did.

You're 100% correct! I've mentioned it a few times in separate posts, because it's one of the storylines that I find to be the most unrealistic.

I wish I could say that the storyline has improved with the label trying to screw Amie over, but I have to say no. Their reason for doing it is still based on the idea that Amie is supposed to be a hugely successful and talented artist that they absolutely cannot lose (even though they must have other more established artists, surely), and I find that unrealistic.

Amie is a pretty mediocre artist with mediocre songs. None of her songs are as catchy as the characters in-universe are trying to convince us they are. I know this is a low-budget show and cranking out catchy hit songs definitely isn't an easy feat, but that's why they shouldn't have turned Amie into a successful pop star so fast.

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hqtchner · 4 years ago

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guardaelite4x05ita · 3 years ago

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kcwcommentary · 6 years ago

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VLD4x05 – “Begin the Blitz”

4x05 – “Begin the Blitz”

The Paladins are back on Olkarion. I really don’t understand why the show this season has spent so much time sitting around on Olkarion. Even when the story goes to a different location, they keep coming back here. They aren’t doing anything that would require them to be on Olkarion though, so I don’t know why they’re here. Everyone is currently standing around having a conversation through transmission with Kolivan and Keith. Kolivan reports that Zarkon seems fixated on Lotor, and Shiro wants to use that as a distraction to attack. He identifies some “line of planets” in which only one planet remains under Galra control: Naxzela. It’s in instances like this where the show confuses me so much. The Galra are supposed to be a universe-wide dominating force. But for a line of planets to be even remotely relevant, we would have to, at most, be dealing with a single galaxy here. One galaxy is tiny compared to the universe.

“If we capture Naxzela and solidify that line, we can cut off all the Galra troops behind it from central command and use our position to defeat them,” Shiro says. It really bothers me when people write space-based stories and don’t understand the scale of space. Here, they’re talking about a line. Space is three-dimensional. It would not be difficult for the Galra to simply go above or below the line to get around it.

“Wow, we could take back a third of the Galra Empire in one, fell swoop,” Pidge says. Again, this show confuses me with its scale. What Pidge says here would require the Galra Empire be located in only one galaxy, not the universe-wide force the show has depicted it as before and will again. This is just more of VLD’s infamous inconsistency.

Their plan is to attack several locations at once: a communication hub and two zaiforge cannons. These cannons can apparently shoot things that are very distant. I didn’t get the impression that these three locations are all in the same solar system that Naxzela is, so that would mean these cannons can shoot across lightyears. That is absolutely absurd. The rebels will attack one of the zaiforge cannons, and the Blades of Marmora attack the second cannon. The goal is to seize the cannons and use them against the Galra. Voltron will be attacking the Galra on Naxzela, which thankfully looks like an actual planet.

Kolivan reaffirms what Pidge said earlier: this plan will put a third of Galra territory in Coalition control. Sigh. The entire time this scene is going on, Keith is standing beside Kolivan. Keith never speaks. Why did they not give Kolivan’s dialog in this scene to Keith? There’s nothing that Kolivan says that explicitly needed to come from him. Keith’s the main character, not Kolivan, yet Keith just stands there, motionless, silent, like an afterthought.

Lotor and his remaining generals are heading somewhere and he won’t tell them where, only giving them coordinates. Ezor wearing her helmet feels strange since the giant sock that hangs off her head would have to be wrapped up and stuffed inside the helmet. Ezor debates with Axca about Zarkon’s order against Lotor, but Axca says they have to trust him. Finally, we’re getting fallout from Lotor killing Narti: Ezor wrestles with the idea of trusting Lotor now. Given Axca’s facial expressions, Ezor’s comment does get to her, but she ultimately dismisses the idea that they can’t trust Lotor. This is the kind of scene that this show needed more of.

Team Voltron “gathers the coalition.” This montage makes the Coalition look smaller than it’s been described in previous episodes. Paladins go and directly talk to small groups of Coalition members, maybe a few dozen people per meeting. Shiro describes the Coalition as “friends and allies from across the universe.” Ugh, this show can’t even be consistent on the scale of the setting even within a single episode. Now, we’re back to everything being universe-wide. So that then brings me back to the fact that a line of planets in one galaxy is tiny. A line of planets in one galaxy would not portion off a third of the universe. (The idea of a line drawn with planets in different galaxies is nonsensical, so they have to be within the same galaxy.)

I guess the Paladins return to the Castle Ship on Olkarion after going and talking with a few dozen members of the Coalition at various locations because we get another shot of them standing around, Kolivan and Keith still on the display screen, but now there are also rebels standing around with the Paladins. I don’t know.

Lotor and the generals arrive at the location he’s directed them to. Zethrid says that her “scanners don’t detect anything.” Lotor says, “they’re not supposed to.” And then, after they move through a thick dust cloud, they come to Daibazaal.

Are you kidding me? Lotor’s generals are so unfamiliar with Daibazaal, the destroyed homeworld of the Galra, that they didn’t immediately recognize they were going to it when Lotor gave them the coordinates of their destination? Ezor doesn’t even recognize it when she sees it, asking Lotor what this place is. I do not whatsoever buy the idea that elite generals of the Galra Empire are so unfamiliar with the homeworld of the Galra that they don’t know this location. Also, it might be a significantly destroyed planet, but it’s still enough mass that made up a planet, so how did Zethrid’s scanners not detect it?

Lotor reveals that Alfor’s plan to destroy the rift by blowing up the planet failed. Lotor has had a team construct an “inter-reality gate on the rift.” His goal is to use his Sincline ship to enter the rift and “harvest the unlimited quintessence that exists in the layer between realities.” This somehow instantly reassures Axca, who reaffirms her faith in Lotor. I still don’t understand that if quintessence is life energy, then why is there so much of it in the rift. Lotor tries to fly into the rift but then seemingly just flies through his gate.

Rolo, Nyma, and Beezer have joined the rebels and have been working with Matt and coalition forces. This is a huge change in their characters that occurs offscreen. It sure would be nice to be allowed to see character growth when it happens.

Allura gives some big speech to the whole of the Coalition. She announces their “full scale attack on the Galra Empire.”

The Galra communication hub passes through some “dark zone” periodically, and that’s when Pidge and Hunk infiltrate it. It literally goes dark during this time, so this “dark zone” is just when a moon of a planet passes between the hub and the local sun? There really is not reason a communication hub would be placed in orbit between a planet and that planet’s moon. I would think a hub would be positioned in an unabstructed location. Orbiting a planet would always make communication blocked by the planet too.

Pidge and Hunk successfully take out the base commander, Pidge hacks the hub’s computers with only a couple button presses and puts in place some program that will make the Galra Empire think their communication hub is functioning normally for eight hours before they can figure it out. Okay. Hunk says, “Until then, no calls get in or out.” If none of the Galra Empire’s communications will get in or out from their communications hub, I think someone would notice long before eight hours have elapsed.

Matt and the rebels attack their assigned zaiforge cannon. The Rebels have what looks like a dozen ships, and they’re fighting a larger number of Galra fighters. The show has shown a single Lion having trouble with even fewer fighters, and the Lions are supposed to be the most advanced battleships ever. That makes it hard to believe these rebel ships could handle the Galra, although the scale of this battle feels more real to me.

The Galra fire the zaiforge cannon, and hit all of the rebel ships except for the one(s?) Matt, Rolo, Nyma, Beezer, Olia (aka the dog person who hasn’t been properly introduced despite apparently being the leader of this mission), and some woman in armor (or possibly an android?) with a facemask that completely covers her face (or is it her face if she’s an android?). How convenient that all the characters with speaking parts, except for the literal frog-man who ribbitted once, survive while the rest get blown up.

A Galra reports that “a third of the rebel forces have been decimated.” Oh, the unintended irony of that line. I know we now use the word “decimate” without any numerical definition attached to it, but the word does technically mean to kill one-tenth of a group of people. So, killing a third is a lot larger than a decimation. But again, our modern/colloquial usage of the word “decimate” has been separated from its historical meaning. I’m a word-nerd, so I can’t help but to notice these things.

We’re shown the cannon blasting nine ships, and before this we’ve only seen twelve ships at most, but here the dialog says only a third of them apparently were destroyed. I guess it’s just an inconsistency between the script and the animation?

The Blades of Marmora are on a planet trying to seize their assigned zaiforge cannon. Once again, this show has a non-planet planet, and this one looks like a tooth. Keith is finally given some dialog. Somehow, the Galra staffing this cannon on whatever planet this is can “detect a large mass entering planet Naxzela’s atmosphere,” but they lack communications to report it. Is this cannon supposed to be in the same solar system as Naxzela? I had the impression that these are supposed to be notably distant places. Again, the scale of where all these events are taking place is so undefined that I don’t know. The Blades seize control of the cannon.

Voltron attacks Naxzela.

Back with the rebels, there are nine ships hiding behind an asteroid. The android? suggests the Blades use their cannon to knock out the shields protecting this one. The zaiforge cannon is fired at the asteroid. It makes a long, sustained blast, but it’s taking a long time to break through the asteroid. Remind me how the zaiforge cannon is a threat across astronomical distances when it takes a lot of time to destroy a nearby asteroid?

Voltron easily destroys huge portions of the Galra forces and base on Naxzela. Something that none of them can “see” keeps blasting them. Apparently, there’s previously undetected, cloaked mines that only now start exploding. Pidge can detect them now though, even though all she did was touch a few buttons, so it doesn’t seem like they shouldn’t have been unable to detect them before. Pidge says that “there’s just too many to maneuver through them.” They got through them just fine to get to where they are now though, so I don’t know why they can’t move through them just as easily as they did before they started exploding. Allura uses Blue’s ice cannon to freeze the mines so they can maneuver through them before they explode. Ugh. That really seems nonsensical to me.

So, Voltron separates just long enough for Blue to freeze them, then they fly out of the mines (the distance between the mines look like they could have flown out, especially when separated into their respective Lions without freezing them) and then reform into Voltron. At this point in the show, I’m really tired of the Voltron forming animation.

Lotor stands on a chunk of rock, looking at his gate. Ezor, Zethrid, and Axca stand distant from him talking about their situation. Ezor comments that Lotor’s plans have failed. Zethrid says, “He’s going to turn on us as soon as it’s in his best interest.” She and Ezor keep going back and forth about how, for their own sake, they need to “take him down” first. Axca says nothing but walks over to Lotor. She draws her weapon, says, “For Narti,” and then shoots Lotor. Apparently, their weapons have a stun setting, so Lotor’s unconscious.

Keith has his cannon shoot across distant space at the other cannon. His blast easily takes out the other cannon’s shield. So, high tech forcefield defensive systems are easy to take out with a zaiforge cannon blast, but the rock of an asteroid takes a long time to get through? The rebels are shown as almost instantly capturing their assigned cannon. There’s a montage of Coalition forces attacking miscellaneous wherevers.

Lotor has been bound, and they’re all in their ships. He realizes they’re going to turn him over to the Galra, so he dislocates his shoulders so that he can access the ship’s controls, and he ejects Zethrid into space. He takes the one ship and jets off, while Zethrid is picked up by the other ship. Axca says, “There’s still one option left.”

The communication hub comes back online.

A Druid tells Haggar, who’s kneeling in the middle of an open room overtop some glowing glyphs on the floor that Voltron has reclaimed a big portion of the Empire. Haggar responds, “Good.”

Huh?

Haggar, who earlier this season was condemning Lotor for his having lost control of some minor outposts on the edge of the Galra Empire, is now okay with losing, according to what was said by multiple characters in this episode, one third of the Empire’s territory?

I’m so divided on this episode. It has beautiful animation. And it finally spends some time dealing with consequences of behavior in the interpersonal relationships between Lotor and his generals resulting from his having killed Narti. Of the story told in this episode, I think these scenes with Lotor are the most interesting. Despite the details of the Coalition’s attacks bothering me, I like the general idea of this plot. This season spent so much time having our heroes not really doing anything that it’s nice to finally have some movement.

But I’m baffled by the scale of the setting. Here, in one episode, in some scenes they talk as if they’re dealing on galactic scale, but then in other scenes (and in a lot of previous episodes) the scale is universal. The show just can’t be consistent on this because I don’t think the writers for this show understand the magnitudes of scale that are relevant in space.

And then this weird ending with Haggar acting like she’s fine with everything. I know she’s got her magic plan to counter next episode, but the way this episode has her react feels so inconsistent with how she was angry at Lotor. I think the fact that I enjoyed the scenes with Lotor this episode, and then to have this annoying ending with Haggar just reaffirms how boring Haggar is for me. I know the episode wants me to end going, Oh no!, Haggar the villain has some diabolical plan! But the effect her ending scene had on me was to remind me of how much I did not miss her during the rest of the episode.

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