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Ren: Humans are selfish, stupid liars. But Replicants are different. So pure, so perfect. Never betrays. More human than human.
Kaworu Nagisa: Human hope is made from sorrow.
Junpei Tsukai: Humans can die really easily. That's we have to try our hardest to live, for as long as we're alive.
Nasse: Devils don't exist. If they're anywhere to be found, then it's inside the hearts of people.
Chisato Nishikigi: I hate people who waste their lives!
Akaza: Watching the hideous decline of someone blessed with extraordinary powers... It pains me! I can't bear it! Die, Kyojuro... while you're still young and strong.
Chisato Nishikigi: Our job is to help those who are in trouble!
Yatora Yaguchi: It's a fierce competition, but whether or not you let your mental health plummet under that pressure is a personal matter.
Ryūto Teraoka: Human history is nearly over. Living with your eyes averted from that reality isn't a bad option.
Yamada Asaemon Sagiri: Through my job, I've been present during the final moments of many. I've learned to identify how people truly feel when they're dying. A person's true nature is reflected in the blade. Some put up a brave act until just before their death. Some desperately beg for mercy. And some lie to themselves and claim to have accepted death.
Ryuk: Humans are... so much fun.
Kusco: Man is content with this small world. No one is brave enough to venture out into the universe. They confine themselves to this solar system and ship in resources from other planets. All they care for is luxury. Men run from the sound of thunder, and wear make-up and high heels. What if an advanced lifeform, brave and spirited, and full of reckless might, with the power to cross space were to attack the Earth at a time like this? A human race that's heading off to golfing ranges and amusement centers wouldn't stand a chance.
Kazutaka Hyōdō: For just that small sum of money before their eyes, people can endure a lot. The rich make use of that quality to lead comfortable lives, being waited upon by others. A king is not king on his own. If the poor unite and rebel, declaring that they don't need money, the king will be vanquished. But the poor pursue money in the hopes of becoming king. This strengthens the existence of the current king. As long you don't break out of that fruitless paradox of wanting money, you can never overthrow the king but be chained forever. The king too, tries to prevent revolt by giving everyone a relative sense of abundance and wealth.
Yang Wen-li: The Empire, with a few nobles ruling the masses, is bad government. The Alliance, with a government chosen by the people, is badly governed. Which one do you think is wrong?
Yang Wen-li: People may need societies, but they don't necessarily need nations.
Yang Wen-li: There has never been 'permanent peace' in human history. But, there have been plenty of ages with decades of peace. In short, my hope is, haughtily enough, for a few decades of peace in the future.
Ryūnosuke Tomii: Michael Ende once compared humans to cancer cells, but I believe that humans are germ cells. However, there is the possibility that any of us could become the cancer cell that destroys Earth.
Olivier Poplin: The entire population of the human race is 40 billion. And half of it is women. Even considering that half of that won't pass the age limit and a further half of that will fail on the account of their looks, there still are 5 billion that are potential targets of my romance. I can't waste even one second.
Yang Wen-li: Alcohol is humanity's friend. Can I abandon a friend?
Hearts: The Omni-King destroys universes on a whim. I only wished to free you all from that lack of autonomy. But you were dazzling and went past your limits. That's why I adore you mortals.
To Gogeta.
Yang Wen-li: Humans were drinking alcohol five thousand years ago, and they're still drinking it now. And five thousand years from now, they'll be drinking alcohol. Although it's unlikely that there'll be a human race in five thousand years.
Rem: Humans are such ugly creatures...
Yang Wen-li: Kids grow by exploiting adults.
Alucard: Only humans would have the voracity... for watching their fellow man being killed.
Zamasu: Are humans an existence we should really be protecting? I've seen the acts of mankind numerous times. They flourish, fight, perish, and continue this cycle forever. To me, I feel that it is a foolish doing. Is an existence that merely repeats the same absurd mistakes worth protecting? Should we not just put an end to these acts ourselves?!
Light Yagami: There are a lot of stupid people out there.
Armin Arlert: People are crazy for believing that these walls will protect us forever. Even though the walls have been intact for the past 100 years, there's nothing that can guarantee they won't be broken down today.
Dio Brando: Humans live hoping to conquer their anxieties and fears, and attain peace of mind. Seeking fame, controlling others, and acquiring wealth are all done to achieve peace of mind. Marriage and friendship are also pursued as means of attaining peace of mind. When humans say they wish to help others, or that a thing is done for love or justice... It's all merely to give themselves peace of mind. To achieve peace of mind is the goal of all mankind.
Khaidenn: Civilization did not create war. War created civilization.
Shin'ichi Izumi: So in the end, it's hypocritical for us to love Earth without loving ourselves.
Yang Wen-li: People tend to make the common mistake of believing that a situation will last forever.
Mouri Motonari: People do not believe in the truth. They make up convenient truths from what they see.
Inuyasha: I'm a half-demon, more egotistical and greedy than any other living creature – that's what human beings are, right? But with human blood flowing through my veins, I never give up! Don't you understand? When you have someone to protect, your power increases multifold! That's why I'm able to destroy you now!
Tadashi Daiba: Is the child of an alien and a human being an alien or a human?
Masami Eiri: Mankind is a creature that no longer evolves, is it not? Compared to other animals, the cancer rate in man is exceedingly small. One theory says that man is a neoteny and is no longer able to evolve. If this is true, then what an absurd creature man has evolved into. Not knowing what it is that drives them they keep their bodies merely to satisfy the desires of the flesh. They're worthless, don't you think? That's all mankind is.
Watson: A single numerical formula will predict victory or defeat. Where's the need to actually fight?
Nikolai: Then it would become just a game. People need stories. Stories adorned with words that make the blood stir and the flesh leap. The majority of people can't understand your rationale. Those who can't understand, can't accept. Other than things they can touch or see, that is. Stories are born of our foolishness, which they then continuously affirm.
Nikolai: Then it would become just a game. People need stories. Stories adorned with words that make the blood stir and the flesh leap. The majority of people can't understand your rationale. Those who can't understand, can't accept. Other than things they can touch or see, that is. Stories are born of our foolishness, which they then continuously affirm.
Kyubey: I'm sure you didn't really want to know the truth. And yet, you couldn't bear not to search for it. It just goes to show how illogical human curiosity is.
Akito Takagi: You can really tell a lot about someone by asking them what manga they like.
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