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Will you talk about the Principality of Zeon from Mobile Suit Gundam? The same faction whose flag you have talked about it being among one of the Worst Faction Flag Design video of this awesome channel?

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The JSDF in the special region is fcked they are very dependent on the gate to work. Just remember just as it appeared it can dissappear. The JDSF will need a entire economy fit its needs of maintaining the special region army, base, communities and outposts.

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Cool concept to set up stories, wasted here.

From Deep Space Nine to Far Fantasy Five.

Many cities today started out as Roman military garrisons.

Trade is just a form of war without the killing and shooting! PRICE WARS!

The entire show is basically an homage to professionalism in competent militaries; as even the hopeless otaku gets down and gritty to get shit done.

Haven't watched GATE other than a few clips, but isn't it the case that the enemy fights using spears, shields, bows and swords along with a few dragons thrown into the mix? Why then would JSDF go through the trouble of creating a Star Fortress that were created and evolved specifically to withstand the advent of early cannons? Wouldn't a normal walled compound with a modern conventional trench and bunker network outside of it been fine to stave off that kind of enemy?

The author is former JSDF. I assume he could be fascinated by military and researched it greatly when writing the novel.

@@death_parade The form also offer to the defending side a way to funnel a melee attacking force into the spaces between the points of the star and thus making them a fish in a barrel for the crossfire hitting them from two opposite directions. Yeah, that little detail might be of use if they were ever surrounded by a incredible numerical superior force which managed to reach their walls in spite of the technological gap, remember that they went blind into that other world, every adventage would be useful, specially in the first days when they didn't know shit about the other world.

star fortress can funnel enemy..this means it can be defended by small troops if ever JSDF need to remove their large troops presence there (maybe due to expensive cost)

it would be interesting to see that this happened before and it just got lost in time. good idea for a prequel. i mean, it is said that different races got there because of the gate opened before.

Japan Imperial army liberated Asia , while US supporting Russia and China killing millions civilians.

@@celica5952 damn, talking about hot topics here

no... there would be NO RESTRICTIONS >:)

@@flugel5554 yeah and they opened a gate way to a world filled with murder bugs, even JSDF withdraws from there I want to see that in anime too

Same!

Next, please the gamilas (gamilon in englisch) from spacebattleship yamato

@Dorey DNM the abyss would be amazing

About freaking time.

Yeah I wish they could have done one better than this one for there 1st.

the Novels author was a member of the JDSF themselves so not surprising its a realistic (Mostly) depiction of the JDSF

@@lordomacron3719 It's not just that, Gate has a heavy nationalistic vibe to it. Nothing wrong, of course, but having your guys just steamroll everything feels... eh, boring.

​@@lordomacron3719 Nah. There was a controversy in Japanese website as actual JSDF member began to ask the Arthur basic questions about JSDF and the Arthur failed to answer the questions. So there is a rumor he didnt fo to jsdf.

@@anthemanatheme1638 Now you understand how non-Americans feel watching your Army-funded Hollywood blockbusters lol.

@@anthemanatheme1638 The anime? Because the original web novel was basically denying war crimes and promoting imperialism. It was pretty bad. They cleaned it for the anime, but the author was a far-right supporter.

Most of the fan service in the show is of the military type anyway

@@KillerOrca No, it's the underage creepy.

@@bthsr7113 *oh.*

Yea that one rabbit woman..... i really dislike her, but given what she's been through? I can't fault her for a 'make everyone murder everyone else so the world burns' mindset.

@@singletona082 yeah, that was an unique way to start season two

I love series that are basically: Oh you have magic? Well we have teknology! *proceeds to drone strike dragon*

It reminds me of Stargate back in the day. Really cool.

Proceeds to run at 20 armed men twice her size with a bayonet. Yeah, superior technology, knife on a stick, superior japanese steel folded million times🤡

I loved it at first myself, but over time it dawned on me how hard it wanks the JSDF, to the point where it defames Japan's allies... Loved the depiction of a modern army vs a fantasy army but some bits really rubbed me the wrong way. Then there's the issue with the author's original work being basically war crime denying imperialist wish fulfilment fantasy... thankful the network cleaned it up quite a bit before airing it as an anime.

@@MaxRavenclaw cry moar

Me too

Probably the most cringe scene, showcasing the underlying rot of an otherwise fairly mediocre but also personally very fun show, since it was written by the author to expose his political views. It's preachy and it shows how he thinks of the military, having been in the JSDF, and the civilians outside of it. The civilians are portrayed as bumbling idiots at best, deceived by the cunning corrupt politicians and the media. All in need of the strong leadership and protection of the army, itself always shown as composed by compassionate, brave and pure, yet highly trained and deadly warriors. Couldn't be more Mary Sue if he had tried. The show was fun and the combat scenes were often really grounded, a breath of fresh air. But, it came about due to the author's military background and, as most war media made by or with career military personel, one can really see how shallow and insulated their worldviews are. It's a caste mentality, not unique to Japan's military. It's as if the civilians are beneath them both physically and mentally, incapable of protecting themselves, incapable of understanding warfare and, clearly worst of all, acting as self serving obstacles to the beacons of honesty that are the military personel and their leaders. It's pure fascism, the idea that the masses need a strong military leadership not bound by degenerate civilian morality. It's very ironic, considering how the protagonist is precisely focused on achieving a quiet hedonistic life style. The show itself borrows heavily from harem and ecchi anime tropes. When outside of these moments of scripted greatness of the JSDF, the characters are not any different from most run of the mill shows. Hell, if one doesn't look up the author and his esposed views, the underlying fascist ideology can be easily missed, much as it goes on the average superhero movie and series.

@@LuizAlexPhoenix honestly, I've seen too many politicians who use the military as little more then props to take your views of the interaction between them and the military seriously. if you doubt that, I would just point you to the previous US president as a prime example of how it's done. are the member of the military 'pure as the driven snow'? no, they're just humans like everyone else, and as such, subject to the same failings every other human is. sadly, at least in my experience, many who take up politics are drawn more towards the worst aspects of humanity than towards any sort of altruistic/normal behavior.

@@LuizAlexPhoenix You said it so well. The Author of the GATE anime glorifies the JSDF and most likely he also idolizes the Imperial Japan and it's Army.

“Guilty pleasure”! That’s a great name. I know it’s wrong to cheer the dumb MC, and the author’s message about how colonialism and war worked out in our world are bad. But it’s still enjoyable to watch

I think these “fantasy world meets real world” stories work great if you don’t think too much into it. Because if you do tought out world-building you’ll end up with just plain old colonialism. The story would get sad, villagers would be abused, dragons would probably get poached for their horns.

Or you could be less pessimistic and show us having finally learned. Also, the concept has been done better elsewhere without loli harem.

@@bthsr7113 There is no loli harem, that's just in your messed up head.

@@bthsr7113 any recs

@@MetaKnight964 Our lolis are actually 4000 year old gods. Except the ones who are really just 15 years old.

Out of curiosity was there major changes to the story? And if so what was it you didn't like about them?

@@BlindandMad I'd have to both rewatch the anime and reread the manga but I do firmly recall that they sped up events in the anime which didn't allow one to take in all that was happening.

Having seen the show I'm confused what you like about? It has a good premise but other than that the show is terrible. No balance between the 2 sides, no real conflict, no tension. I saw the 1st half but got frustrated with it and have never started it again.

@@bryanmcclure2220 That is a fair criticism however you only have half the picture since you gave up so early, there are very much challenges that the cast has to overcome that can't just be blown away. It is the political side of trying to get peace going again that provides much of the tension in the story, I recommend reading the manga since the tv anime has to tone down the more gory and grim aspects that the manga dabbles in.

Also forgot to mention the JSDF as said in the name is a self defense force, which adds to the whole they can't just use the army to crush everything. They have to try any diplomatic means available first.

Question : Why is the Japanese government the one that sets up the legitimate government? Why does Japan keep on getting involved to this point alone? Isn't the UN supposed to be the one in control by this point? The Special Region holds no connection to Japan besides being a gateway. Japan has no right to keep holding the region alone without any global agreement. The same has been done with Antarctica and space, so for a world complete with their own civilization and geography outside of any ties with Earth, it should be either left alone or shared by everyone.

I mean, military power is great at large insurgency but not so great on guerilla warfare.

there also this figth that looks like the lord of the rings were giant creatures with armor are ambushing tanks in a forest. Its a bloody batttle to bad it was never animated.

It may be because Japan isn't allowed to take international military action on Earth, but alternate dimensions aren't covered under their terms of surrender. Just a bit of political realism.

It was also explored in "Земля лишних" by late Russian author Andrey Cruz.

Ikr?!

Unfortunately we dont have quite enough for a second season yet, and the ending for the anime was original... so it might be a bit odd.

Absolutely agreed.

Just recently went to re-watch it to find that it was removed from crunchyroll in march

Give the manga a read - it's great!

The star fortress is useless as they don't have cannons and also it isn't built like an actual star fortress rather just a star shaped layout.

@@Abdullah-mn6sw The Star Fortress is actually a 19th Century style Bastion Fortress.

​@@crimcrusader8459 What he meant by useless in this case is that star fortress depicted in GATE did not have any particular use outside of just being a star-shaped fortress. There is no concentrated cannons on the chokepoint of the bastions nor cannons around the walls that could benefit greatly from having star-shaped fortress by creating overlapping kill zones.

@@nogisonoko5409 they will just post soldiers on the walls in case of attack?! ;) one soldier = 30 cannons Edit: *20 cannons since they are shooting .308 so the mags prob only carry 20 rounds^^

​@@nogisonoko5409yet, that's the kicker. They don't know what's happening, better be prepared than being caught not.

Manga is still running, ITS GOOD!

@@firebladeentertainment5739 How is it compared to the novels? I heard the LN didn't clean up as much of the author's far right rhetoric from the original web novel as the anime did. Not sure where the manga stands in all that.

a season 3 is said to be wip, but the storyline is said to be done

@@MaxRavenclaw The author had some issues to work out

why bother wishing for another season when you can just read the manga. also isn't the original novel barely translated?

The author of Gate portrays both the fantasy world and literally all other countries on Earth besides Japan in a rather unflattering light, with left leaning politicians and journalists in Japan seen as traitors for foreign interests. The publisher actually told the author to tone it down a notch but it still shows through a bit but still, the original web novel was probably more extreme compared to the anime adaptation

@@temporary67315 Jesus...The anime we got is basically Co-Prosperity Sphere 2.0 Electric Boogaloo. I bet the author probably wanted a scene where the Prime Minister burns Article 9.

@@temporary67315 Sort of like reading a Tom Clancy novel, your going to notice the author’s politics leaning into the premise, intentional or not.

@@michaelthayer5351 The writer is a know hard right winger in Japan but was in the JSDF. So he has enough knowledge to bring a bunch of stuff to the table, but his politics bleed through a lot.

@@LightningCut yeah its sad that a good plot is easily broken by political views

heli jokies literally recreate a scene from apocalypse now, music and all.

There was a live action American equivalent where a modern day aircraft carrier was transported back in time to just before the attack on Pearl Harbor. Never really got the point as they played the 'we can't interfere with time' card... Even though the Captain was about to... But then the time storm popped up and zapped them back.

It's another harem lite power fantasy. They ruin the concept in all but those clips.

Its got some cool scenes but is ruined by loli shit and the main character literally drives around with a check list for lolis could have been better if it didn't get bogged down with that stupid shit. Your better off watching a best scene compilations.

they bombed two dragons it was awsome

Well that would have required a writer who wasn't obsessed with underage love interests and one who realized a harem is tacky, overused, and not the most interesting thing.

@@bthsr7113 blame the editor

@@bthsr7113 dude, he's saying that's what happened in the show, can't you read? Lol

@@bthsr7113 There is no love interests so what are you watching?

The town stays in the background in the manga. There are some light comedy subplots that explore how the early refugees from the first chapters settle into their new position as an increasingly prosperous garrison town and trade hub. It starts to function like any other garrison town, this is where off-duty JSDF staff go to have a local meal or a drink. It is also a military protectorate administrated by the JSDF, with JSDF personnel and deputized locals keeping order. Deputized locals wear a strange mix of JSDF clothes, civilian garb and MP insignia, aren't allowed to use guns but carry their local weapons or imported Earth bows/swords. One of the deputies is a POW from much earlier. The trade is controlled by the JSDF, since they are the only ones who can bring things through the Ginza gate. The people in town are middle men who run the trade networks out into the Special Region. The JSDF uses it to raise local currency and develop human intelligence networks along the trade routes. They're used by the JSDF special forces when they want to set up an OP somewhere in a city. Since it is an isekai, everyone is gushing about how cool japanese culture is and how awesome sushi tastes. They trade fabrics, pop culture magazines, manga. They intentionally limit some items, like newspapers or technical manuals. There is a late suplot where we learn just how many spies from enemies and prospective allies are present in that town. People in the Special Region don't even know that other Earth nations even exist at first, they start to puzzle things together much later on when an international observer mission visits the base.

It's sad actually that this is the only anime that I know of that had this idea. Other than seeing how militarily powerful Earth is, we can also realize how far humanity has progressed technologically by basing at the reactions and interactions of the communities beyond the gate.

@@cjsubarashi257 If you like reading, there is a web novel and light novel called Nihonkoku Shoukan. It like GATE but Japan get transported to another world, countries in another world have from medieval era tech to early ww2 tech, there is also magic nations. You'll love it because of the slaughter Japan did to an empire with a few ships.

@@Boomkokogamez I had read that light novel already, great premise and the fact that Japan wasn't the only nation of Earth to be transported to that world added up to that. However it's so hard to find good translations of the latest chapters, and if my memory serves me right, the english translation is said to be already far behind the original. Last time I read the novel was after the Gra Valkas defeat, i'm looking forward to the introduction of the real big bad of the setting, the Ancient sorceress empire

@@Boomkokogamez Try reading GATE: War of Two Worlds, it's a fanfic of GATE, but instead of the Gate appearing on Japan, it appeared on the US. It's one of the few fanfics out there that I would say has already surpassed the original work, both in lore and world building. But since, you've read Nihounko Shoukan i'll assume you've already read it but i'll still recommend it anyways lol.

@@cjsubarashi257 Not sure if I read that one. But I do recommend Ghost Recon: The Gate. In this one, the gate still appeared in Japan, but due to circumstances including advanced magic making the conflict far less one-sided, the expedition becomes an international affair.

That is an excellent summary of the show. I have yet to read the novels, but I'm lead to believe they're less harem-y.

@@The_Viscount Haven't read the Novels but I do highly recommend the Manga. Is way more grungy and doesn't censor the violence like the anime. Also unlike the anime most of the characters aren't cutsie

@@parkermaisterra8532 not cute? Boi, have you seen the 4 Main Cast? They are fucking adorable, hell at least in the manga, The Fucking Dissapointment of an Emperor Zorzal, actually looks like a roman prick.

@@PeaceEllen Did you not see the word "most"? Yeah the 4 main cast are cute but I'm not talking about them. I'm talking about the likes of say Zorzal who looks so Bishi its annoying

@@parkermaisterra8532 oh, ok

Ah yes the entirety of japan gets isekaied. Land mass and all

summon ohio :trol:

The Emissaries of the Sun God's land component is literally designated as the Imperial Japanese Army 10th Army, the same designation to the ones in NANKING. No studio is gonna touch that

@@poisonshadow317 meh, they may end up changing some stuff if that was the concern

@@comradekirov7788 tell that to Nidome no Jinsei o Isekai de

That's how the manga works as well. The manga is just a little further into the story. It is a silly isekai story. They are trying to explore why the two worlds are connected, why the Special Region is technologically regressed and even magic has unspoken limits, meeting some drow which expands the harem etc. It has some weird subplots like smuggling yaoi into the Special Region. One of the more interesting aspects is how the inhabitants of the other side try to puzzle out the invaders. The base is a place where you can observe and interact with JSDF off-duty staff so of course it's crawling with spies after a while. They start to figure out that Japan is actually not the only power on the Earth side, that this "Kingdom of China" might make a better offer. They abandon earlier tactics, you start to see imperial goons in early camouflage fighting in skirmish formations with slingers and crossbows. They develop listening posts once they learn the JSDF can fly a company across the world.

in the mnaga is more bloody and has more conspiracy even there is a questionable journalist jerk who watns to depic the JSDF as the villain.

@@josevillanueva2944 Like it was the international press' fault when the Co-prosperity Sphere was portrayed in a bad light. Like it was only right for the JSDF to keep the place closed and run like a colony.

Glorification by humansiing the militery and pointing out the real world coruptionsnin the japanese political system or you salty that ameeica gets called out for its meddling in japan

@@demonic_myst4503 Yup. The main complaint I've seen is literally just "WHY IS AMERICA NOT THE MESSIAH OF THE UNIVERSE IN THIS! WAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!"

THERE IS A GATE MANGA?!!!!!!!!!

Wtf bro...

@@ladikthrawn7078 Yes, but I'm talking about Area 88 Templin made a twitter post about watching Area 88, so I decided to talk about it

@@ladikthrawn7078 Yeah, and much MUCH better than the anime imo

@@ladikthrawn7078 Yeah Manga version came first and it continues on. Much better and more violent and gory.

You must not have seen the stories where that concept is the actual focus and done well.

@@bthsr7113 Examples?

@@themasteronhigh1665 salvation war off the top of my head. Gate is really, really bad.

@@Nukesnipe unfortunately salvation war was never fully completed and the author died.

@@Garmin21111 yeah, it sucks. What we got is still pretty good tho

bro same!! it was my first anime, i can admit it has it flaws, but it something special for being the first

It was the anime that got me into watching more anime. I love it dearly.

Mine was Battle tech.... While I was living in Tokyo.

I wouldn't call it Fantasy vs a modern military, That implies that there's actually some sort of conflict or relatively level Plainfield fight. Sadly the author lacks imagination when it comes to fantasy, So it's mainly Japanese military easily mowing down medieval peasants and the occasional monster. Hard to imagine why anyone would enjoy it but to each his own I guess.

@@bryanmcclure2220 Well it is neat to see something that spits in the face of the idolizing past militaries, but then you need tot actually look at thee social impact. Also not have a bayonetted rifle be used to win a sword duel against a noble.

@@bryanmcclure2220 In the manga, the empire gets their own development. They're even more fun to follow. They try to gather what information they got and make something with it. They have this roman quality about them. You can smash one army of Rome and they just make another. They start to show up wearing primative camouflage. They abandon massed ranks and start to use skirmish formations where everyone has a crossbow or sling. One JSDF ranger section against 200 guys with crossbows is a lot sketchier than just shooting line infantry. At one point they think "What if we take the biggest semi-trained, half-controlled monster we can find and put it in superheavy armour?" They build a listening post network once they learn the JSDF has transport planes. Magic or dragon flight isn't new to them but the concept of dropping an entire unit that way is. They use small dragons as recce and skirmishers at most. The JSDF has a huge communications advantage, a squad with a radio can communicate over vast distances. Some of them try to figure out how a gun works. They have no captured guns but they find non-magical lead pieces in dead and wounded soldiers, and can't see that none of the JSDF dudes are wizards. So they have a working hypothesis that some force in the guns must propel the lead forward. Much later on, some wizards are starting to learn how to make a spell working like a shaped charge based on smuggled physics books from Japan or something. They can't fireball a tank, it just dissipates the explosion. They hope this will bring back a new era of battle magic.

@@bryanmcclure2220 The JSDF-administrated town outside base is a spy central for all sorts of people. Everyone who wants to figure out the JSDF, both imperial people and prospective allies, has someone there. It's the only place where you can routinely observe and interact with off-duty JSDF people. Much later on, some people in the Special Region start to pick up enough chatter that suggests Japan is actually not a major power on Earth. There's the "Kingdom of China" that might be an alternative ally. Back on the Earth side of the Gate, the world is locked in a cold war between China, the USA and Russia with Japan as a nominal US ally.

@@SusCalvin that's what I was hoping for from the anime.

well that was going to happen eventually it is statistically inevitable

How many, and from what if that's not a spoiler?

A the battle of Marais the battle that the empire manage to inflict multiple casualties on jsdf

@@PetroBeherha There are currently 2 deaths and unknown numbers of injured from the JSDF side in chapter 118

@@reubenlyimo The empire in the manga is slow to react. They're a huge land power where one end of the empire doesn't know what the other is doing until weeks later. Stuff that develops outside the Alnus gate doesn't reach the capital until way afterwards. They try their best to puzzle things out. The empire trying to figure out how a gun works, what kills a tank or how to build an early warning system for air raids was much more fun than following our isekai protag captain and his harem.

About Alien it really depend on the first meeting and there appearance we fear the unknow if the first alien contact is violent you can bet that most Human will go into Xenophobia and vise versa if our first contact is like Stark Trek our optimistic nature will came out and it also really depend on how they look you can love and see similarity for something that look like you but not a Xenomorph

Trust me you will love it's amazing! It's one of those few rare isekai military animes we ever get! We need more of stuff like the gate and I've watch the whole thing and it's actually impressive for what I've seen.

it's fun watching them hail an attack helicopter as a steel dragon with violence so brutal it can't be comprehended by humans as it whipes put a whole legion of troops

It's basically Japanese Stargate, except it obviously leans more towards magic.

@@joecrazy9896 correction: leaning towards the obliteration of magic

@@hashbrown_blitz8869 My favorite aspect of the story was the mage applying scientific concepts she learned from Earth to start enhancing the effects of her magic.

It really was a Japanese military wankfest, but you gotta love it lol

@@MasterFancyPants No, I don't.

@@MasterFancyPants It was kinda fun

@@MasterFancyPants As an asian who got told a lot of WW2 stories, this anime actually scares me a little.

@A Perpetual Guardsman with a flashlight Ye, I know there are a few of those. I'm pretty sure Japan has never apologized to China for War Crimes. It is what it is.

Its a very good anime. The manga ends up becoming a bit more of propaganda according to some people but tbf its a great anime, and does a great job of representing political turmoil and such. Its pretty good

@@gabrielandradeferraz386 No it doesn't. It would rather cut from a king imagining the horrors that mere mortars could inflict to underage fan service. It's remarkable how well that scene serves to underscore the wasted potential.

It was intentional so you'll be motivated to read the manga or light novel of it

The fanfic Here We Go Again adds more to the challenges & magical weaponry & geopolitical minefields, but sadly, it is text-only.

Its like when the us army asks to be seen in a good light and lends military equipment to movie producers about it. If you like Top Gun, you cant complain about this anime

Its almost like The Final Countdown (1980) but anime

The only problem is in top gun we don’t mention our Allie’s but when in gate you mention the USA(one of animes largest non Asian anime market) as your enemy while in real life there gonna jump feet first when there’s even a threat of war it’s just…concerning?

Japanese jingoism makes their neighbours queasy about 1930. Especially when a japanese politician visits certain shrines. The Co-prosperity Sphere wasn't very nice.

The JSDF has a lot of support. There is no cost to step in and out through the Ginza gate. The only limit is the volume of the gate. They have to pick airplanes apart and assemble them on the other side. But they can drive a truck through the gate and literally end up in the middle of Tokyo. Any units they place in the Special Region aren't in readiness against Russia and China. It's implied that a three-part cold war between them and the USA is going on back on Earth, and has escalated to covert special forces operations.

Need season 3

I mean technically if it popped anywhere they would face a ruthless response, even for japan it was a bit of a optimistic response.

Imagine Russia... they would probably nuke the capital of the Empire, then asked rest for surrender. Or Israel. No one messes with Israel...

I'd say the biggest difference in Washington is they probably wouldn't need the military to do anything. Locals with guns and the police could probably push them back.

@@myself2noone Not sure there’s that many active gun owners in Washington DC

@@myself2noone For the infantry and larger monsters like orcs and trolls maybe, but I doubt so for those like the wyverns though

Be very interesting to see what happened to the US forces based in Japan!!!!

@@andreworiez8920 it's already mentioned in the LN that they're reduced to an advisory role. However, they got a chance to do military action in the New World during the Great Naval Invasion, as the USFJ personnel in Kadena could defend Okinawa against Gra Valkas Empire. However, the author Minorou (Min-min) didn't let that happened

The entire home island chain of Japan was hit by Truck-kun.

Is the 2nd season better, The 1st was so boring, a glorified recruitment ad for the Japanese military, With the side of harem.

I mean there is a general satisfaction in Technology triumphing over magic. I would bet 100% every time on a Rifle over a magic wand or sword.

@@zagreus1249 The glorious reward for tech nerds everywhere

@@KillerOrca indeed

And then a new Japanese nation would spring up at that point on the other side of the gate. Then probably work towards global hegemony.

should I tell you some spoilers from the LN or..?

@@krunken_isok Thanks but I recently just learned about it.

It's worse than that. In the novel and manga, it is revealed that the gate is an interdimensional wormhole that opens only for a certain amount of time, this is because the gods of the special region only use that world as a playground and they don't give a shit about people's lives. Even so, they open the gate from time to time to bring in new races from other worlds as if it were a zoo and the gods close it after that. The WHY is important: It cannot remain open forever because it will simply tear apart the reality of both dimensions, causing the end of the world or the arrival of beings that inhabit the dark space between worlds.

It has season 2 n manga to

read the manga it sooo good