Gundam Witch from Mercury [Episode 11, 12] Review

Here are my honest thoughts and impressions of episodes 11 and 12 (season 1 finale) for the newest series in the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise, "The Witch from Mercury!"
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[@wolfsaints]

They were talking about the beam output because in this series, the color of the beam is affected by the beam output so green is low for duel and blue is high for combat

[@Shexe.]

This is my fist Gundam Series ever and i would say the After Credits Scene was surprising and felt quite impactful. Like i was expecting something tragic to happen because of the prolouge but i wasn’t expecting that. It kind of reminded me when Eri was in the Cockpit and was „playing“ with the controlls while the enemy pilots where slaughtered.

[@joshuacheong5678]

The name Sarius refers to Shaddiq''s father, his name is Sarius Zenelli. The Lfrith Ur and Thorn were developed by Ochs Earth based on the preproduction Lfrith models before the vanadis incident.

[@defoley5]

I wasn’t too surprised by the post credit scene, clearly the guy with the gun forgot to hit the “X button” during the quick time event

[@joshuacheong5678]

1) Bob is Guel Jeturk. He ran away from home under the guise of "Bob".
2) The "no using physical ammo" thing actually makes a lot of sense, the Expanse novels actually talks about this issue in some detail, there's nothing to slow down fired rounds in space so they'll just keep on going and remain dangerous until they exit the solar system. Energy beams at least would disperse and diffuse with time/distance and become steadily less dangerous until they finally completely diffuse.
3) Spacians have always been the elites (Space Capitalism), Earthians are the ones being oppressed by Spaicans and this has been going on for almost a century in this timeline as stated in the scene of the protests in episode 4.

[@leehoongjun2144]

So far yes it’s different from the rest of the Gundam show I’ve seen so far it is slow but it still makes it interesting because of the characters I’m invest and I’ve a feeling it is leading to something good but I hope is not to late in the series.

[@wolfsaints]

Ur and Throne

[@wolfsaints]

There was a break after episode 11

[@alabaikot4255]

YaY head pats

[@wolfsaints]

No spacians have always be on top

[@alabaikot4255]

I feel that suleta did not need to kill that guy

[@TanukiType]

The guy was literally about to shoot Mio, so I think Suletta did the right thing considering she had to make a reactionary decision instantly. Trying a more pacifist solution would have taken too long.

[@alabaikot4255]

@@TanukiType blocking the guy with aerial's hand might have given more time

[@leehoongjun2144]

Well it was in split second decision making but but moving the robot hand really fast might end up killing him or putting the hand between the him and Miorne might not be safe at all so regardless of what she could have done for now I believe she made a right choice.

[@wolfsaints]

The season thing to be a mistranslation cause we just started the term cours in the west at least I hope it is