Quotes (best), page 3

Yang Wen-li: The freedom to not get involved is perhaps the most valued freedom we have in this country.

Yang Wen-li: Someone who cannot hate something cannot love something, either.

Reinhard von Lohengramm: So long as the organization relies solely on the genius of one individual, such an organization will remain immature.

Yang Wen-li: People tend to make the common mistake of believing that a situation will last forever.

Mahiro Fuwa: We don't know if this world is real or a dream. Maybe the world till now has been a convenient fake. But magic will probably disappear now. The dream is over.

Alexander Bucock: Commodore Fork! You're being rude. Accusing anyone who questions your ideas, or advises caution, of aiding the enemy – that's impolite.

Dusty Attemborough: If it were a third-rate TV anime a dead protagonist can come back to life at the producers' convenience. But the world we live in is not such a convenient place. Lost lives will never return. Because of it, we live in a world where a life is an irreplaceable existence.

Alexander Bucock: The life of the Alliance is at an end! Its politicians who toy with power. It's opportunistic soldiers... No, its citizens have turned over rulership to politicians, instead of participating in it! The people have democratic principles on their lips, but can't spare the effort to safeguard them! The collapse of a government is the sin of its rulers and leaders. The collapse of democratic rule is the sin of every citizen!

Aisslinger Wernarr: Aizen fears nothing. It is for that reason that we gather before him. To we who are born from fear, the path of the man who has no fear is as dazzling as a moonbeam.

Yang Wen-li: The nation that neglects social inequality, mischievously increases military budgets, and then uses its power internally to suppress the citizens on the pretext of invasion by an external enemy is on the road to extinction.

Koku: Even if I'm called a demon because of it, I'll do whatever it takes. I'll find you.

Aika Fuwa: The subtle light that is born when people's feelings come together. That light embraces felicity, evil, sin, and happiness. The light blazes forth... illuminating the whole truth.

Reinhard von Lohengramm: I've never once liked Oberstein as a person. But when I think back, it seems I've followed his advice the most. It's because that man's arguments are so right that they leave no room for debate.

Arachne: Humans with weaknesses are the easiest to manipulate.

Reinhard von Lohengramm: But even if my sister hates me, I can't turn back. If I retreat now from the road to leadership, who will restore the universe to unity and harmony? Shall I entrust the future of humanity to the high noble prodigals who care only about their own lineage? Or to demagogues who just move armies guided by sophistry and profit?

Yang Wen-li: I only studied a little history. I've learned that there are two currents of thought in human society. The opinion that there are things worth more than human life and the opinion that there is nothing preferable to life. When people begin to fight, it's on the pretext of the former type of people and it justifies the latter when they stop.

Yatora Yaguchi: The art I see in my head always looks so damn cool. But with every stroke I lay down, one, after another... I ruin my art, more and more.

Reinhard von Lohengramm: There must've been so many soldiers who continually won battles, but got left out of history because they lost their last battle.

Khaidenn: Civilization did not create war. War created civilization.

Walter von Schönkopf: If the dictatorship is bad, it's up to the citizens to correct it.

Bernhard von Schneider: There are more than a few historic examples of geniuses being beaten by ordinary people. But we can't win the victory if we expect a miracle from the start.

Alice Mizuki: If you aren't remembered, then you never existed.

Trafalgar Law: We're just allies. We don't necessarily have to get friendly.

Chisa Yomoda: There was no reason for me to stay in the real world any longer. In the real world, it didn't matter if I was there or not. When I realized that, I was no longer afraid of losing my body.

Huang Rui: Our Alliance seems to be faced with a very hard to answer dilemma. Which do we want, a corrupt democracy or a pure dictatorship? Which has more justice and order?

Yoshino Takigawa: A girlfriend isn't something you get just because you want one. You meet someone you like, and you want to spend time together. That's why you'd want them as your girlfriend, right?

King Bengarna: It's one thing to die for my own rashness, but to drag you all into this with me... It's shameful.

Yuya Kanzaki: I know there is a world where you can exist. I'm sure of it. If there isn't... I'll make it.

Mahiro Fuwa: To you, life was just something you acted out and ended, all according to someone else's script. That's why you were always quoting Shakespeare... However, Aika, I say that you were wrong! You did what you shouldn't have, and didn't do as you should have. Because you relied on someone else's script, you were wrong. ... I won't live my life by another person's script. Not by "Hamlet" or "The Tempest". I don't know how many years in the future it will be... But I'll write and act my own ending.

Mahiro Fuwa: I'll do whatever it takes to have everything make sense again!

Hakaze Kusaribe: To lose the woman you loved, not even being able to grieve... If not a tragedy, what is it?

Yoh Asakura: It's tough having lots of things that are important to you. And sometimes, when you want something, you have to give up something else. What matters is your heart.

Yoh Asakura: Sure, maybe I am a bit too carefree. But rather than being afraid of a future which I don't even know what will happen in, I think it's much more valuable to think about what's important right now. Well, that's just my naïve outlook at present, anyway.

Robot: I felt alive for the first time when I found out I was going to be ruined. Because there is death, there is life. Eternal robots finally became like humans by obtaining death. We should accept death like humans.

Masamune Okumura: An otaku may forget math or grammar but never a great scene.

Alexander Bucock: Democracy is the philosophy of making friends on equal terms, not of creating master-servant relationships. I want to have good friends, and I want to be a good friend to other people. But I don't want a good master or to be a good servant.

Akoes: I sympathize with you robots who never need to eat or drink, or get to sleep with a woman.

Leda: If we were all the same, it would be pointless. For one to be beautiful, there must be those who make them stand out. If you're not coveted and envied, how will you feel the value of beauty? And with value, the one who grants it stands out.

Junpei Tsukai: Humans can die really easily. That's we have to try our hardest to live, for as long as we're alive.

Eustass Kid: When scum rules the world, only more scum is born... You don't even understand that?