Throughout the episode Hajime asked in her singsong way, “what makes a hero?” The positive outcome answered that: once properly motivated and encouraged, heroes make themselves.
Once he gives the initial friendly invitation, mankind essentially sorts everything out, with the now larger mass of balanced, moderate Crowds neutralizing the extremists. He does so by diffusing the fear and replacing it with hope and fun. Rui successfully douses the flames by leveling the playing field in a risky move.īy giving everyone the power of heroes, he risked augmenting the chaos and accelerating the world’s self-destruction as Katze was hoping for. Berg gave people Crowds believing that if these stupid humans were given too much power, they’d destroy themselves. In the blaze of fear and distrust Berg-Katze whipped up, a limited number of people with Crowds act for their own interests they only care about changing the world insofar as they can control it.
#Gatchaman crowds update
Rui’s plans to update the world were based on the assumption that mankind is intrinsically good, and that in this age of evolved society, mutual altruism ensures rather than hampers individual survival. The Prime Minister decides that everyone should be allowed to keep their Crowds ability. Millions join and have fun helping out in Tachikawa, and the Neo Hundred’s mischief is soon at an end. With the increasing chaos, he knows he can’t do anything alone, so he appeals to the world, offering the Crowds ability to anyone who joins the “Tachikawa Crowds Game”, in which good deeds are incentivized. finally reveals his Gatchaman form and pummels Katze into the ground, retrieving Rui’s note in the process.
taunts Berg-Katze into coming to the Spiritual Precipice.
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