I was going to comment to the effect of “let’s see the fans complain about that one”. But, well – this is HeroAca, you know some will. There’s no silk purse fine enough in the world for this fandom to not see a sow’s ear in it. All the stops were pulled out here, down …
Having officially been inducted into the Federation Forces as the 13th Independent Unit, the White Base enters the neutral colony Side 6 to serve as a decoy. There Amuro reunites with his father Tem, and meets a mysterious girl named Lalah Sune. Lalah turns out to be a pilot for the Zeon Forces’ Newtype unit …
With evacuees from Side 7 onboard, the White Base crosses the Pacific Ocean and heads west towards the continent of Eurasia. Amidst that journey filled with battle, Amuro has a fight with Bright and runs away, suffering from the deaths of Matilda, who he had feelings for, and Ryu, who was like a big brother …
In Universal Century year 0078, the space colony Side 3 declares itself the Principality of Zeon and launches a war of independence against the Earth Federation. Eight months have passed since the war entered into a deadlock. Learning of a secret plot by the Federation Forces, the Zeon Forces launch reconnaissance followed by an attack …
Thanks, flying trashcans. Impressions: The crowning moment highlighting the pointlessness of this episode was not the multiple minute long scenes of the two Pods hovering as they talked to each other, but running into the antagonists, and both sides pretty much went “Uh, you’re still here?” And then one side simply left. Pissed right …
Many years ago, I remember being excited at the news that a new project for Eureka Seven was being teased. And the crushing disappointment that it turned out to be a new pachinko machine (though a few years later “AO” did get announced). This cycle has repeated itself numerous times in my decades of anime …
