I don't agree with all these criticisms of Yuji. Yes, he was emotional at times, but consider the circumstances:1.) Yuji woke up in a post-apocalyptic world drastically different from the world he had left behind. Everything he knew about the world was virtually shattered over night (having been asleep, Yuji would have had no knowledge of just how long he had been asleep for when waking up). Such an experience would no doubt be both emotionally and psychologically taxing.2.) Yuji's character served an important purpose within the show. The Blue had almost wiped out humanity, but in the process of attempting to wipe out the Blue, the remaining humans had lost some, if not all, of their humanity. As a result, Yuji was the most human of them all. And because Yuji was the most human, he was also a catalyst of sorts, serving as an important moral counterweight to the immorality of the High Council.Ultimately, just remember that if you consider Yuji within the greater framework of the story, the portrayal of Yuji's character as emotional makes sense.   See 13 other replies

No matter the like or dislike of any subject one of the refined points is to be able to be critical of the subject. Most people only think critically of things that they dislike. A good example is politics, people on the other side are wrong and on there side they are right. It usually becomes a black and white fallacy.   See 1 other reply

I really do not see this as a problem. It was the growth of the character from boy to man. Nothing more nothing less and yes he was a crybaby, hell everyone he knew was dead and for all he knew he was going to follow the same fate and be balled up in to a rotting ball of human meat waste. Ya!!! That's the future I want to wake up in. STOP BLAMING THE ACTORS FOR YOUR INABILITY TO FIGURE IT THE <PROFANITY> OUT!!!   See 13 other replies

Actually, since you asked, I have not served in the military but I have gone to college and been through a lot of really serious <place profanity here>. The type of <more profanity> that WILL <even more profanity> you up for life. So, thanks for asking and your so right. I have seen people who look like grown men, curl up suck their thumbs and cry for someone to help them. You never know what is going to happen till your in that situation... and that is seriously the scariest part. The character really did evolve from a boy to a man, I also agree that this is not what a lot of people wanted to see. Same reason as to why in almost every movie the good guy wins. Oh and Angusthe1st try "Seven Samurai" (best in subtitles the dubbed version, not that there is one I do not know, just would not be right... to me) not animation but a very very good movie one of my personal favorites. I could say more but who has time for a rant?   See 13 other replies

Again with the complaints.   See 13 other replies