The prior episode of Gundam: The Witch From Mercury offered numerous intriguing and wholesome moments from beginning to end. You never know the storyline about a few students trying to produce a start-up is really so entertaining to determine. As well as additionally, it ends with another act of sabotage in the greater ups that may jeopardize the strategic business plan they have carefully crafted. That’s a great cliffhanger immediately.
However, as we’ve established within the review for that previous episode, once the story focuses more about the drama, then the function of primary character appears obtain to Miorine. Suletta is really useless during these types of moments. That’s been the situation for quite a while now, so let’s hope we are able to see Suletta in action within this episode.
Basically Might Take Yet Another Step Toward You
Shaddiq Zenelli may be the adoptive boy from the Chief executive officer from the Grassley Immune System and also the mind from the Student Committee in the Asticassia School of Technology. But unlike his father, Shaddiq sees value within the Gundam, and that he thinks such advanced technologies are wasted on Miorine and her new company, Gund-Arm Corporation. So he purports to buy up the organization from Miorine, but she refuses. So he adds a brand new rule towards the student’s rule book which makes it difficult for Miorine to join up her company.
Despite Miorine’s complaints, Shaddiq won’t alter the rules back. On the other hand, he once more offered to get the Gund-Arm Corporation. with a lot more favorable terms to Miorine. However, Miorine challenge Shaddiq to some duel rather, with the way forward for her company at risk. He unwillingly concurs, but he proposes that it is a team duel rather from the usual one versus one, with every team composed of six mobile suits.
Even though it takes quite a while, Miorine find another five mobile suits for that duel. Once the duel begins, Shaddiq’s team, with their superior working together and mobile suits, easily subdue every enemy mobile suits, except Aerial. However, after they deploy the anti Gund-Arm barrier, Aerial is virtually incapacitated. Thankfully, Suletta managed not only to wake Aerial up, but she started to slaughter the enemy’s mobile suit one at a time. And due to the lengthy-range shooting made by her fallen teammates, Suletta and her team win the duel. Which mean the Gund-Arm Corporation. finally open for business.
A Legendary Team Fight
Gundam: The Witch From Mercury has showcased several exciting mobile suit fights so far. Her recent combat Elan and the Gundam Pharact is unquestionably among the best and many memorable ones. However, this episode is the very first time we have seen a fight involving multiple mobile suits. Which is also the very first time Aerial needs to fight several opponents simultaneously.
Consequently, the fight feels a lot more fluid and dynamic. In the end, a lot of awesome situations are happening simultaneously. If we are centered on Saddiq’s surprise attack on a single of Suletta’s teammates, another two mobile suits attack Aerial concurrently from various angles. You will find simply a lot fast-paced destruction happening simultaneously.
In addition, the strain from the fight can also be superbly crafted to be able to showcase a gripping drama. It seems to convey how prepared and effective Shaddiq and the teammates really are. And merely when everything appears to achieve its climax with Aerial’s public execution, the white-colored demon increases in the dead and begins its one-sided slaughter fest. Exactly what a thrilling and epic fight!
Aerial’s Secret
Probably the most important episodes in Gundam: The Witch From Mercury may be the previous Elan Ceres story arcs. In the end, which was the arc that reveal the negative side around the globe within this series, like the insidious idea of human experimentation, human cloning, and also the length the companies willing to undergo to be able to obtain a profit.
Not just that, we acquire some valuable revelations regarding Suletta and Aerial. One of these is by means of the shadowy figures that Suletta sees during her grapple with Elan, and yet another is one of the proven fact that it’s been 21 years since the big event that happened within the Prologue. Quite strange whenever you consider it. In the end, if Suletta Mercury is definitely the small girl, Ericht Samaya, that seems within the prologue, she ought to be twenty five years old now, not 17 years of age as pointed out at the outset of the storyline.
This discrepancy, combined with the proven fact that Suletta functions like she’s genuinely speaking to Aerial within this episode, brings about numerous fan theories concerning the truth of Aerial and Suletta. Among the wildest ones being Ericht and Suletta are really two differing people, and Ericht’s awareness has become a part of Aerial, and that’s why Suletta can freely manage it, as well as see it as her “family”. It is a pretty wild theory, but it isn’t entirely impossible. One factor without a doubt, there’s more to Aerial than you would think.
This episode provides a nice balance between a fascinating corporate drama, and thrilling Mobile Suit fights. Miorine’s effort to cope with a variety of sabotaging attempts and Suletta’s callous method of a mecha fight is really exhilarating to determine. However, it’s obvious there are still a lot of secrets inside the story, particularly regarding Aerial. Several clues happen to be dropped in some places, but it’s unclear whether or not they are essential bits of the puzzle or just red herrings.
