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The Moral Relativism of Black Lagoon
by Matthew Roe,
Feb 3rd 2021
Black Lagoon is an anime defined by its Hollywood-style action and larger-than-life characters. Matthew Roe takes another look at the series to examine the series unique lens, where everything and everyone are a matter of perspective.
t s easy to look at the words and actions of a person and judge them as socially acceptable, ethically correct, or morally sound. We often see bullies, enemies, and oppressors just as we see the abused, allied, and oppressed - they are solely defined by the label we stamp onto them. But we often forget that our world is not black and white - that we all slop around in the murkiest shade of grey, and nothing as complicated as a human being can be summarized by a single word. What further complicates things, is that the same goes for humans in the macro sense, where entire populations are often summarized by singular elements such as a form of ....

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