1 In Nazi culture, the idea of Dr. Ella and others using giant beasts to eliminate fart people to maintain ecological balance (Shangmin can take the raptor to enjoy the behemoth fighting online) is different from the Nazi eradication of low-end population to maintain the advanced nature and purity of civilization. 2 Notre Dame's public opinion, Serizawa wants to be friends with giant beasts one by one. Seeing that friends are coming, he immediately blesses them with weapons? Or the male protagonist who hates giant beasts the most and asks to put down his weapon to show friendship? 3 Escape from culture, monarchs in their heyday have prepared underground fortresses to preserve civilization continuation. 4 Deterrence by force, American soldiers are everywhere, and those around the world who want to be a monster with the United States should be careful. New weapons and fighter jets are not a joke. 5 Beautify the war, the behemoth is basically the representative of the US military in the world. In the movie, the pot is divided very well. American companies support giant beasts in the world. If the situation cannot be controlled, the US military will come forward to eliminate the thugs, perfect! After all, that's what they do in reality. The beautiful fight scenes in the movie are great to watch, but who remembers the researcher who was wiped out in Antarctica? The citizen who didn't escape when Raton flapped his wings? The common people who died because of giant beasts swept the world? At the moment when the giant beast was born, the protagonists stopped and marveled, and the researcher who had to feast his eyes on the day of his death. A new democratic revolution has begun, and new leeks can be harvested. The leeks are blooming with a touch of democratic green joy.
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