Fortunately, you can live vicariously through the sci-fi comedy stylings of Martian Successor Nadesico, which tells the story of Akito, a goofball who grew up watching mecha anime on Mars, but would rather cook a nice meal than pilot a giant robot.
Are you tired of living on Earth? I don’t mean in a dangerous or suicidal way; rather, do the looming threats of climate change, the real threats of global pandemic, and the prospect of having to deal with an election year news cycle on top of all of that exhaust you? Well, unless you’re Elon Musk, peacing out from our pale blue dot for Mars might not be a reality. Fortunately, you can live vicariously through the sci-fi comedy stylings of Martian Successor Nadesico, which tells the story of Akito, a goofball who grew up watching mecha anime on Mars, but would rather cook a nice meal than pilot a giant robot.