Kiva is the warrior from the future who acts as the straight man to all of Coop’s absent-minded, self-important, materialistic idiocy. Kiva acts as an all-in-one recap/exposition/outsider, often by reminding her painfully oblivious cohorts of the dangers of the situation they’re in. Megas XLR prophetically pokes fun at the irrelevancies of first world culture, years before The Jersey Shore managed to explode those irrelevancies with a metaphorical violence no giant robot could hope to match. It’s Kiva that expresses certain levels of distain for these cultures, even while she learns that there are benefits to a world where constant warfare isn’t…um, constant.
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Showing posts with label Megas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Megas. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Megas XLR Wednesday
I like Megas XLR. Yeah, it's mostly
sci-fi references wrapped around three stereotypical characters and
plenty of giant robot fights. But if you like sci-fi references, giant
robot fights, and characters who are 90% stereotype and 10% surprisingly
deep character built within that framework, you will like Megas XLR.
Wednesday, September 07, 2011
Megas XLR Wednesday
I like Megas XLR. Yeah, it's mostly sci-fi references wrapped around three stereotypical characters and plenty of giant robot fights. But if you like sci-fi references, giant robot fights, and characters who are 90% stereotype and 10% surprisingly deep character built within that framework, you will like Megas XLR.
This is the setup for most of the series.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
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