The Zero Patrol - zero interest, zero characterization, zero sense.
Originally uploaded September 7th, 2009.
RUMINATIONS: Zero Patrol and Air Raiders often get mixed up in my head to the point where I think one is the other. It doesn't help that Zero Patrol feels like it lacks an identity of its own, or at least anything particularly interesting. Skipping through the episode again, I see some good ideas here and there, but it's really kind of bland overall.
This is where the Mechakara arc was starting to gel together, plus where I started thinking about doing storyline stuff AFTER the Mechakara arc was completed, since the disabling of the continuity alarm became a thing that Linksano had done. Here, though, the arc significance is more about establishing that Mechakara cares more about robotic and mechanical life more AND sets up that he thinks Linkara has abused robotic life, which played into his eventual backstory.
The Continuity Alarm has kind of been phased out of the show. The thing is that many people ASSUME that the Continuity Alarm exists for pointing out continuity gaffes. In reality, it's because I assumed people didn't want to hear the complicated backstories and continuity relating to various comic book characters (and let's face it, there's quite a bit of that). As such, the alarm was more meant to keep me from rambling.
However, what I later discovered was that the viewers WANTED to hear the backstory. People WANT to get into comic books and WANT to have some easy guides and recommendations that they can use to get into it, so the continuity alarm has kind of stopped having an overall purpose. Plus it doubled as the computer system for Linkara, a role which is now served by Nimue. Still, it served its purpose back in the day.
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