>>2835732It is of course justified, because they are children and us as adults can expect absolutely nothing from them. Their failure is in reality our failure and nothing else.
But in terms of strength, aside from this, there isn't any of it in Asuka, only a fake image of it, which is the precise note the character ends on.
What's more is that when we change the context to heated fan discussion and personal responsibility, consider that a large portion of the fanbase outright hates on Rei and deems her disgusting, creepy or worthless simply because she was born as a angel/human hybrid. That is, Rei is faulted for simply being born, something she had no control over at all.
If this is to be the standard, then Asuka is more or less turbohitler for all the wrong she did and could actually choose not to do.
