There IS a point. It's been said multiple times by many characters, but no one believed them:
Nishi : This is all a game.
Inaba: We're all just playtoys of God.
Sebastian: Why would God care about humans, barely above insects?
Then the God-aliens confirm it: We don't care about you, you...
They're all barely able to keep their sanity together after just having their SPECIES threatened with extinction with their cities destroyed and friends killed. Ever talked to a war veteran? When the adrenaline dies down, you're scarred for life. And this is even worse than anything humans have...
The fact that everyone is getting mad and genuinely hating the god-aliens shows that Oku IS getting an emotional response out of the reader.
Everyone IS mad at seeing at least one of those people resurrected and discarded like trash, be it Old Man or Titz or Reika.
So everyone feels just...
Yep, Sebastian was a HUGE hint about the nature of the "Gods" of the Gantz universe, and now we're getting confirmation. A lot of people wondered why he was quoting things he'd never personally heard.
Sebastian acted like someone just playing with toys or tools, implying there's neither God...
There's no real proper time for a "breakdown", really. Some people can handle stress and pain more than others. That's been a theme of the entire series: look at how some of them are able to face supernatural monsters without fear, whereas others completely just fell apart at the first sign of...
We'll probably find out more about what the aliens' ACTUAL powers are. But so far, since they created the Gantz tech, we know they are capable of teleportation, resurrection, and gravity-based weapons.
As for the numbers, I'm simply going by current population numbers...
Yeah, it's also been said that the resurrection process is not 100% accurate, either, so sometimes Gantz gets a bit sloppy as to what point in their lives does he choose to bring them back. Sometimes he goes back a bit farther than when they ACTUALLY died versus at the exact moment of death...
Humans have done the exact same thing to fellow humans throughout history, treating them like objects. Some parents do that to their children today.
It's not farfetched that a more advanced alien would see humans as little more than ants, just like humans see cows and plants and insects as...
Seems like a reasonable assessment of how Gods would view humanity. I mean, if you could bring humans back to life with a thought, then why would they matter more than anything else? We really would be little more than blocks of matter being rearranged.
Any sufficiently advanced technology...
I'm not sure I see the resemblance of the GANTZman and Sebastian. The GANTZman has a much sharper face and features.
However, if people want to prove me wrong with comparative examples, I'd like to see them.
Nishi is likely dead since his mech collapsed and was being strafed by multiple Giants.
Sebastian is God.
Or maybe just a human/human-like-form with the gantz-aliens' powers of life and death.
Re: oops, bit of a long post
1. It's possible the aliens were just showing faces of people they were reading from the human brains. If they can replicate data, then obviously famous icons are going to be a part of that. Monroe, regardless of who or what she was, is still a famous person. If...
No one here is actually changing their religious beliefs, so you're getting mad over nothing.
Besides, what's wrong if they do believe God is an alien? How does it affect you at all what other people believe about what "God" is?
Not very Zen to get so angry that ONE person disagrees with you. How do you deal with the fact that there are BILLIONS of people out there who disagree?
You should reread the chapter. In this world, "God" does indeed exist. But he's not the benevolent figure most Abrahamic religions want him...