venus_df wrote:thanks samson. and, uh, thanks for the random dominic photo
the one i was looking for is one where it looks like nirvash has its mouth open. i've been trying to figure out since last week who he looks like in that moment, and now i think i have. big bird.
Cille wrote:
Yay for finding out stuff!
So... Eureka is a Coralian. Which makes her able to access (and perhaps communicate with) Coralians, which would explain why it was so important for her to go into the one Gekko State encountered before. To what end, I'm not sure, although Holland doesn't seem to be bent on getting rid of Coralians like the army seems to be. (Anti-Coralian squad in action, huh? Maybe that's part of what Holland and/or Eureka were referring to when they talked about things that had been done to the Coralians before. That they seemed sad or contrite about. In that one episode a long time ago. Which I totally remember.) And according to Adrock, who like knows stuff about stuff (we think), scubs are Coralians too. (And it sounded like this belief was what motivated Adrock to "start this war," as Talho put it.) Which basically means that Coralians are everywhere, which makes it seem kind of odd that everyone was so excited about finding the big-cloud Coralian, since they see scubs all the time. But if that's true, then it would be true that scubs kind of rule the earth, since they're pretty much everywhere. And the attempts to control and subdue them (like with the pile bunkers everywhere) would tend to go along with what Dewey said way back when about humans reclaiming sovereignity over the world. (Insert evil machination theme.) And if Eureka is a Coralian, and can communicate with and influence other Coralians, and scubs are Coralians, it pretty much means that Eureka could like tell the earth what to do. Which would make her awfully important with this whole world-domination plot. And also goes a long way to explaining why Talho referred to Eureka as "the world." I still wonder just how the Nirvash ties into all of this, since Charles was tasked with abducting it along with Eureka, and obviously Eureka's link with the LFO is highly significant. So maybe... the fact that LFOs come from the scub-infested earth (and like if scubs are Coralians) is why Coralian!Eureka is able to feel and converse with them as sort of a kindred spirit. The Eureka-Coralian-scub connection also gives an interesting perspective on Eureka getting subsumed into the scub, as if it was trying to make it part of her. Greedy scub.
Good stuff.And so we learn that the world that the humans of E7 craft their life upon is actually a living being and "it" spawned Eureka now all we need to do is learn why this "being" decided to create Eureka in the first place and more importantly what a human-form coralian can do. It will be interesting to see how (if it all) the plot will change from sub to dub
MasterSamson wrote:
EdSpikeSesshyGirl wrote:
8GuageBrett....if you're reading this thread before you do screencaps, I MUST HAVE MOONDOGGIE IN THE BATHROOM freaking out at the sparkling cleanliness.
I think he said that he had a day off today so he would post this episodes caps and last weeks caps at the same time.
RandomAnimeWatcher wrote:Cille wrote:
Yay for finding out stuff!
So... Eureka is a Coralian. Which makes her able to access (and perhaps communicate with) Coralians, which would explain why it was so important for her to go into the one Gekko State encountered before. To what end, I'm not sure, although Holland doesn't seem to be bent on getting rid of Coralians like the army seems to be. (Anti-Coralian squad in action, huh? Maybe that's part of what Holland and/or Eureka were referring to when they talked about things that had been done to the Coralians before. That they seemed sad or contrite about. In that one episode a long time ago. Which I totally remember.) And according to Adrock, who like knows stuff about stuff (we think), scubs are Coralians too. (And it sounded like this belief was what motivated Adrock to "start this war," as Talho put it.) Which basically means that Coralians are everywhere, which makes it seem kind of odd that everyone was so excited about finding the big-cloud Coralian, since they see scubs all the time. But if that's true, then it would be true that scubs kind of rule the earth, since they're pretty much everywhere. And the attempts to control and subdue them (like with the pile bunkers everywhere) would tend to go along with what Dewey said way back when about humans reclaiming sovereignity over the world. (Insert evil machination theme.) And if Eureka is a Coralian, and can communicate with and influence other Coralians, and scubs are Coralians, it pretty much means that Eureka could like tell the earth what to do. Which would make her awfully important with this whole world-domination plot. And also goes a long way to explaining why Talho referred to Eureka as "the world." I still wonder just how the Nirvash ties into all of this, since Charles was tasked with abducting it along with Eureka, and obviously Eureka's link with the LFO is highly significant. So maybe... the fact that LFOs come from the scub-infested earth (and like if scubs are Coralians) is why Coralian!Eureka is able to feel and converse with them as sort of a kindred spirit. The Eureka-Coralian-scub connection also gives an interesting perspective on Eureka getting subsumed into the scub, as if it was trying to make it part of her. Greedy scub.
Good stuff.And so we learn that the world that the humans of E7 craft their life upon is actually a living being and "it" spawned Eureka now all we need to do is learn why this "being" decided to create Eureka in the first place and more importantly what a human-form coralian can do. It will be interesting to see how (if it all) the plot will change from sub to dub
The coralian has been compared to gods several times. This may sound outragious, but I would compare Eureka to... Jesus. Think about it. It makes sense in some ways. You could even argue Anemone as the Anti-Christ! (though not quite so evil )
We also must remember that humans came to this planet, they are technically the ALIENS, not Eureka! (for those calling Eureka an alien.)
Sheesh, forgot they bleep that. Ridiculas.
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Would he jion the Gekko? Would he try to bring Anemone? (that would be hilarious!) Would she try to bring Gulliver? (OMG! That would be even more hilarious, to see Renton carrying that thing!)
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