ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:

Assassinator Wrote:It's way ad-hoc, people come and unlikely events happens exactly when needed, and stuff just works out way too perfectly.  And every time it seemed someone's dead, they come back to life (if it's one time, ok, whatever.  But it just happens over and over).

At the beginning?  The stuff there was somewhat planned/staged though.  Can't remember too many instances of where people seemed dead - only when the two main characters died...

Not just surviving when they most likely died, but also surviving based on miraculous way too perfectly timed events.

Some example that I can remember as of now (there's more I can't, especially the more minor incidents)...
Alv + Dverger got shot out of the sky head on my a giant donkey laser.
Alv + Dverger got molecularity decomposed inside that giant spaceship.
All the other people got molecularity decomposed inside that giant spaceship.  Eclair + Luminair got I-don't-know-what-the-hell-ed by those army guys when they deserted.  
And even if they do actually die, they revive anyway, in new bodies.

ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:I'm probably thinking more about how they left the key to the giant ship with a single person - seems utterly stubborn to me.

The final arc is just way unrealistic as a whole.  Way lots of power inconsistencies (the final battle is quite lol).  And in terms of storyline, supposedly they plan on flying to some other galaxy and killing off the current one to start over, yet they showed a lot of attachment when Earth was getting destroyed by Dverger (I mean if their plans succeeded, wouldn't Earth have been lost anyway?).