Is there someone behind the Kaiju Eugenicists? Do they feel like a real threat? Are they actually villainous?

What do you think of Yuka telling Z to kill Horboros? Does her loving kaiju and yet helping to kill them work for you?

What do you think of Yuka telling Z to kill Horboros? Does her loving kaiju and yet helping to kill them work for you?

If kaiju are born from people, have hearts, and can be good or evil, what makes them so different from people? Why is it ok to just kill them at some point?

If kaiju are born from people, have hearts, and can be good or evil, what makes them so different from people? Why is it ok to just kill them at some point?

If kaiju are born from people, have hearts, and can be good or evil, what makes them so different from people? Why is it ok to just kill them at some point?

If kaiju are born from people, have hearts, and can be good or evil, what makes them so different from people? Why is it ok to just kill them at some point?

What are the moral implications of Haruki attacking Cerebro to get the Belial Medal? Is there any evil in that action? How can it be justified? Is it too dark a move for such a hero?

What are the moral implications of Haruki attacking Cerebro to get the Belial Medal? Is there any evil in that action? How can it be justified? Is it too dark a move for such a hero?

Koyomi and Knight both helped people because they felt it was moral to do it, not because they really wanted to. How much do intentions really matter? Ultimately they acted rightly even if it was not for exactly the right reasons. Is that good or bad?