Yoshiyuki Tomino: "It's easy to end a story with despair."

Why there is a constant stream of people in various fields who cry out loudly about despair and, in turn, agitate to attract attention and monetise with it.

Yoshiyuki Tomino: "Hopelessness should not be told to children."

The Japanese educational community wants to hide many things, but if you unravel those days, you can see through them that it was the media and educators who promoted and instigated the war with their despair theories.
Today, they are inciting despair in the same way, just with different vectors.
This part of the story is not often mentioned.

This is what I prefer about Tomino than Anno, he says these things.
Also the bitchy part.