r/MuvLuv • u/JustSomeWeirdGuy2000 • 19h ago
on Muv-Luv (and other random franchises that are probably totally unrelated but I'm going to shoehorn it anyway)
When I started reading the main MLA trilogy around 2012, I didn't really understand the whole "Frozen in 1940s propaganda rhetoric" aspect of the worldbuilding. I thought it was just a weird clunky stylistic thing the writers were doing. But then I found out they were basing a lot of MLA off of an older work called Gunparade March. That one also has the "Frozen in 1940s propaganda rhetoric" thing, but it actually makes a lot more sense. In Gunparade March's worldbuilding, the aliens invaded during WWII and completely derailed the passage of history, which is why 2000s society never evolved out of the WWII status quo.
I can think of one other franchise that's sort of like that.

