Again, I must concur with the two above. The part that really annoys me, though, is that Full Metal Panic, like InuYasha, has the brainless, ditzy female protagonist who criticizes the male protagonist for taking the necessary action to deal with the problems which result because of her in the first place. Then, they whine and complain how psychotic or rude the male character is, all the while really pining over him (which he is somehow supposed to notice, and if he doesn't, then he's an "idiot").
I just wanted Kaname to realize that yes, Souske is the way he is because he's been fighting as a guerrilla since childhood, so anything that comes off as him being some military nut is really just his means of survival. You'd think she could be a little more understanding, and rather than trying to "fix" him like he was a pathetic loser, just be there for him if he had questions about civilian life.
Maybe it would have worked out that way if they had one big stand-off between "Kashim" and Gauron (sp?). Not the typical "Oh, Souske's fighting against this unknown guy" stuff, but finally the old Russian Spetsnaz commander coming forward to Kaname, and just telling her straight out "he fought against me when he was a child." You know, one of those "Unforgiven"(1992), "He finally said who you was," kind of moments.


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