Those are some FANTASTIC ideas! Clearly she should be the one doing ALL the planning.

She has her head screwed on correctly... thats something to strive for.

^Gundam shows can't have weddings and kissing? Or just not yuri weddings and kissing?

Gundam shows typically don't do any kind of overt onscreen romance, even G which was kind of a cornball romance from start to finish.

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Pretty sure The Witch from Mercury is the first one where the main protagonists are shown to be married at all in the show itself and not just some side material, so if anything it's more than usual.

I agree with people who said they kind of rushed the final and Miorine and Suletta’s relationship was a victim of it. I can say their relationship was really good-written and is one of the best things of the show but they didn’t give them a proper conclusion due to the lack of episodes, it doesn’t necessarily ruin it but it’s one of it flaws. Though I disagree with people saying it could be read as “platonic” or that the fact they didn’t kiss or had sex ruined it, the show did good establishing their mutual feelings, my problem was that they didn’t exactly convey it to one another, the audience understood it and both characters make it clear but individually we never had a scene where they tell each other how they feel about one another just that one time in episode 17 where Suletta explicitly tells Miorine to choose her but then they separated them for 6 episodes and when they reunite we still don’t get a respond to Suletta’s feelings(we as audience know ofc how Miorine feels but both characters still don’t say it)or smth that tells us “OH! they are dating now” it didn’t have to be a kiss just something that makes u think they “confessed and started dating” even if it was indirectly the hold handing was cute but it weighed more to Miorine’s resolution than their romantic relationship.Instead we get a time skip which give us the confirmation they got married and that’s great! I mean it! And this is definitely not me making less the fact we got a married queer-couple on screen but it’s impossible to not think: What happened in the middle?

my friends, hate is a healthy emotion, dont stop its path and hold it in, let it flow as it should, cherish your negativity.

^Thats cool then, that the series to go that direction was also yuri. It seems a shame tho, i'd think i;d be more invested in the series's if they had more relationship stuff- but i guess most of its fans just wanna see mecha fight - and that never interested me - so i guess im just not the correct demographic for it.

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Isn't Suletta tan from living on planet closest to the sun?

woah. i love this ymir

i actually love this!

Gundam has never been about the mecha fights though

It's more about politics, revenge plots, the horrors of war and unchecked capitalism, and how all of those affect the younger generation

I'm very glad to see Skip and Loafer on here

^ Nope. It's genetic.

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The princess looking to be enjoying herself quite a bit it seems.

I wish there was more of them, they're my faves

ah that's fucked lovely :D

It's definitely about the robot fights, as they form the foundation for these messages, and political rhetoric doesn't sell model kits. Even the Origin, which is almost entirely political action, manages to prominently feature mobile suit development and flash-forwards to suit combat even in the earliest episodes. Gundams are what make Gundam, Gundam.

The robot fight to politics to drama ratio varies widely depending on the series. G-Witch was especially drama-heavy

G-Witch focuses on the relationship between Suletta and Miorine to an unusual degree for Gundam

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True, it forms the backbone of most major developments in the story.

Harem ending should be the only true ending.

i think they four in the same bed from previous drawing

That feeling of safety...

hindsight is so fucking good sometimes