The first two are also similar to the Red vs. Blue, Fire vs. Ice or others like Water vs Air, Sky vs Sea etc. Fai and Kurogane have so many mirrored themes so my question is wouldn't it be a good idea to use them for a theme? It would ony be a matter or finding the most vague theme out of these so the writers will have as much room for interpretation as possible, but also one that that doesn't pigeon-hole the writers to write about one character's POV. Like, suppposing we use the Red vs Blue theme, the writers of the Red team can focus on Kurogane in third person omniscient, or from Kurogane's POV (second person, third person limited, first person) or Fai focusing on Kurogane. And that's just for the perspectives of these two. It could be from anyone's perspective, (Kuro-mama for exaple or Ashura-oh).
I hope I'm conveying what I mean properly (I'm not 100% confident in my knowledge and use of technical terms) but my point is that it looks like the Fai vs. Kurogane theme has been shot down before because it was assumed that it would be from their POV exclusively, which really narrows down the interpretation room. But it doesn't have to be. If you take the above wiggle room (which is just my own thoughts, I'm sure many more ideas could be added to it) and also assign good vague prompts there's quite a lot of room for interpretation. What do you think?
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Like, suppposing we use the Red vs Blue theme, the writers of the Red team can focus on Kurogane in third person omniscient, or from Kurogane's POV (second person, third person limited, first person) or Fai focusing on Kurogane. And that's just for the perspectives of these two. It could be from anyone's perspective, (Kuro-mama for exaple or Ashura-oh).
I hope I'm conveying what I mean properly (I'm not 100% confident in my knowledge and use of technical terms) but my point is that it looks like the Fai vs. Kurogane theme has been shot down before because it was assumed that it would be from their POV exclusively, which really narrows down the interpretation room. But it doesn't have to be. If you take the above wiggle room (which is just my own thoughts, I'm sure many more ideas could be added to it) and also assign good vague prompts there's quite a lot of room for interpretation. What do you think?