What's the point with that quite lackluster story in Endwalker?

[PawPaw]

And the fact that you can induce an existential crisis in the Writers by simply not seeing it the way they want you to, no matter how much the same puerile message is vomited out at you. :`) How can this be, such brilliant writing! Pearls before swine, I tell you.

Yeah I wasn't aware that I needed to drink deeply of the knowledge of the moon rabbits and let that supersede what I took away from actually spending time with the Ancients themselves.

[Lauront]

When life gives you moon rabbits, make rabbit stew.

[NanaWiloh]

And the fact that you can induce an existential crisis in the Writers by simply not seeing it the way they want you to, no matter how much the same puerile message is vomited out at you. :`) How can this be, such brilliant writing! Pearls before swine, I tell you.

*Strokes big bushy man beard* Interesting..

[Rulakir]

EW was self help book levels of preaching. The moon bunnies are creations of Hydaelyn and, like everything else involving her, are biased AF. I wish they hadn't dropped Hydaelyn tempering because so much involving her makes more sense if she did.

[Theodric]

EW was self help book levels of preaching. The moon bunnies are creations of Hydaelyn and, like everything else involving her, are biased AF. I wish they hadn't dropped Hydaelyn tempering because so much involving her makes more sense if she did.

They're not even consistent in their apparent views and beliefs, since this is the lore surrounding one of the optional dungeons:

Smileton was to be a paradise for the people of Etheirys, a refuge where every need is met, its inhabitants content and happy for all their days. But what is happiness? In pursuit of an answer, the Loporrits created the Big Cheese, designed to make manifest all they might need and more to fulfill the needs of their passengers-to-be. They were eager to please─perhaps, too eager─and their plans became more fickle, each new idea a betrayal of the last. The Big Cheese now burrows toward the center of the moon, a labyrinth of contradiction left in its wake. If left unchecked, its wanton pursuit of happiness may very well spell the end of the moon.

[PawPaw]

They're not even consistent in their apparent views and beliefs, since this is the lore surrounding one of the optional dungeons:

Smileton was to be a paradise for the people of Etheirys, a refuge where every need is met, its inhabitants content and happy for all their days. But what is happiness? In pursuit of an answer, the Loporrits created the Big Cheese, designed to make manifest all they might need and more to fulfill the needs of their passengers-to-be. They were eager to please─perhaps, too eager─and their plans became more fickle, each new idea a betrayal of the last. The Big Cheese now burrows toward the center of the moon, a labyrinth of contradiction left in its wake. If left unchecked, its wanton pursuit of happiness may very well spell the end of the moon.

Bad rabbits! No paradise! No perfection and happiness! Why do they wish such horror upon the people of Eitherys?!

[NanaWiloh]

EW was self help book levels of preaching. The moon bunnies are creations of Hydaelyn and, like everything else involving her, are biased AF. I wish they hadn't dropped Hydaelyn tempering because so much involving her makes more sense if she did.

Whoa whoa get some Kefla vibes with that self help book remark. OMG!! EW its like FF6 but in reverse. Good guys destroy the world while telling the bad guys they sound like a self help book.

[NanaWiloh]

Bad rabbits! No paradise! No perfection and happiness! Why do they wish such horror upon the people of Eitherys?!

Their rabbits and they are overly eager, quick someone find Elmer Fudd its rabbit season.

[Caurcas]

Running round the ring. A serpent of thread eating its own tail.

[aveyond-dreams]

I still find it shocking how the moon felt like 90% rabbits and only 10% Zodiark. I loved the Hummingways from FFIV but the Loporrits took up way too much screentime, both there and in Labyrinthos. This is in stark contrast to the Pixies, which they were quick to get us away from in Shadowbringers, yet who were objectively more entertaining.