Gundam OO is Now a Tomino Gundam
Tomino may not be directing this show, but it certainly is starting to look like one of his gundams with all these random character deaths. Christina, Lichty, PATRICK!, and the doctor guy with sunglasses who I thought was a woman all bite the dust. While admittedly for minor characters none of them have quite the effect of Lockon, they were still done pretty nicely. I really liked the final moments between Christina and Lichty, and Christina’s emotional goodbye to Felt. Lichty’s cyborg implants are very random, but oddly enough with his few lines of dialogue this episode they’re justified. Thinking back on his character he’s always been both aloof and carefree, which fits his belief that he’s both “alive and dead.” Touche Sunrise, on actually getting me to care about a bit character in their last few seconds.
Patrick blasts off for a final time. I really thought he was meant for better things as a character, a lover not a fighter kind of guy who would both sympathize and hate Celestial Being’s ideals, but turns out he was cannon fodder from the beginning.
Once the Big Gold is mass produced the Earth Federation, I mean Celestial Being will be destroyed!
Watch out! Here come Alejandro in his big ol’ space-faring pimpmobile with seven fucking GN drives. Compensating much? I think he must be in some kind of contest with Goldfinger to see who can come up with the tackiest weapon. First the golden gun and now this. He really is over the edge now. I hope Setsuna kicks his ass next episode so we don’t have to deal with him as a major villain next season.
One really has to feel sorry for Felt now. Everyone she loves is dying around her. She was a sympathetic character to begin with (so moe), but now her life just sucks. Hopefully this is all paving the way for her to become a badass gundam pilot next season.
Finally, I hope they don’t leave that Haro there. Haro’s have feelings, too, you know.




Yeah, I was wondering about that, they left Haro in the container, but which container was it? It’s the one Felt and the others escaped in, right? Cause it’ll be stupid to leave Dynames on the ship.
And lol at the season’s final boss. OTL Unfortunately, I don’t think giant bosses with weird designs are cool anymore….
Comment on March 26, 2008 @ 11:32 pm
Gundams don’t kill people, Tomino kills people.
The big, dangerous mobile armours or giant Gundams always bore me; they’re almost never handled in such a way as to make for an exciting and interesting fight (F91, 0083 and ‘Stellar!’, for example). Something of a bee in my bonnet.
Comment on March 27, 2008 @ 6:07 am
I thought 0083 did them well. The Val Varo had a very cool design, and both Gato and the main guy, who’s name I can’t remember, getting mobile armors made things interesting.
Comment on March 27, 2008 @ 12:23 pm
Hi, Lovely Patrick may be still alive. He is MIA.

Comment on March 27, 2008 @ 1:34 pm
It’s not necessarily a problem with the show’s use of Mobile Armours (well, it is in Frankenfilm91) but a problem with me: I turned up for humanoid mecha, damnit! Even in 0083, however, I still hold that the battle in episode 10 is superior to all the Mobile Armour tomfoolery in the finale.
Comment on March 27, 2008 @ 6:00 pm
The only way an armor can be great is if the pilot is great. Anavel Gato, Kelly Layzner, both badass. Ali Al-Saachez and Alejandro Corner, lame.
Now if they were to possibly throw GRAHAM AKER in one, then maybe. However GRAHAM AKER is destined to school everyone with his red Char-themed FLAG.
Comment on March 27, 2008 @ 10:01 pm