The ending is religion based? Really? Care to elaborate? I've seen Blue Gender from beginning to end two times already, and I'm currently watching it for the third time, but not once did I get the impression that BG was pushing religion. I hope you realize that the beginning of this episode (ep. 16), where the Earth attack force is told "we're the chosen people" and that they're waging "a holy war," that was only a speech to get everyone motivated. By chosen people, it was referring to humanity, to all of mankind. And by holy war, the allusion was being made to Earth as being a sacred place, and thus the war to exterminate the Blue and wrest back control of the Earth was holy. Listen to the speech again and in what context these statements were made.How is the military a joke? They wiped out several Blue nests in this episode, which seems to be what you reviewed. Plot twists that have been done to death? Again, please provide an example. Are you talking about the Sleepers going mad trying to outdo each other in destroying the Blue? That seems extremely unique to me. What specifically is your criticism aimed at?Nothing original? If you don't think that giant bugs taking over the Earth, forcing mankind to seek refuge in space, and trying to conquer the Earth back from the Blue in a post-apocalyptic world isn't original enough, please let us know what is.