Suletta gets told, again, that she isn't needed and this time by her big sister. Mobile Suit Gundam : Suisei no Majo, Season 2, Episode 6 (episode 18).
Oh the classic “pretend to be the antagonist to protect a loved one” only in this case they all went so hard to the point of making it seem like everyone she loved just used her in her entire life that they literally left her broken and aimlessly “free”,what could go wrong?
I just feel like if it was only Miorine rejecting her and taking Aerial away, OR Eri rejecting her and Prospera abandoning her, that would have been enough. But to go through both, that was brutal. Because if Suletta had ignored Miorine, but could still pilot Aerial, or if Suletta at least had Miorine to support her through the family turning on her, Suletta could have made a difference much sooner, and probably saved some lives.
You and me both. If that happens I hope Suletta refuses, though for some reason I doubt she'd refuse. At least as she is right now. She won't refuse. The fact that she was still tending to Miorine's garden after the break up tells me that she wants to be useful and will gladly take any position that makes her useful.
Shinji: "So you were used by your parent, who made a Robot of someone she love, and you control It was Just a part of her plan? WELCOME TO THE GROUP SULETTA!!!!!"
That Hello Kitty abomination literally forcefully transforms people into chibi in the middle of a war zone. Imagine a random floating "cute" doggy suddenly appeared on D-day and turns random soldiers into plushies. Amuro was right to be afraid.
Lady Prospera doesn’t love Suletta at all, she used her, and then she disposed of her like a flawed clone Suletta is. It’s so obvious that Lady Prospera loves Eri, her REAL daughter, which, btw, she was the one who transferred her own daughter into a Gundam. What Lady Prospera did wasn’t heartwarming, it was cunning, and Suletta walked right into a trap.
@@StrikeNoir105ETrue, Prospera did say that Suletta deserves her own happiness and freedom. They 'abandoned' Suletta so she doesn't get involved too much into their business.
Prospera absolutely does love Suletta too, just not to the same extent as she loves Ericht. You can love someone and still use them, in fact it's much more common for that to be the case. That's why therapy is so difficult, because it's rarely cut and dry
Misunderstanding tropes are tried, tested, and imfho annoying part of story telling especially when it is done in a tasteless manner. I can somewhat understand Propsera the agent of Vengeance who has probably killed so many Suletta clones more than she can count and the machine that has a trapped soul of a child's attitude towards Suletta, but Miorine? You need to be denser than Granite to not see that she is speaking to literally a child trapped in an adolescent body in Suletta to be giving her mind games/silent treatment similar to how her father treated her in which Miorine said she hated especially during the time her mother died and her dad said nothing.
@@strafe_breaker3440 Nah you got it backwards, Miorine (and Guel for that matter) both make perfect sense in regards to their backstories. See, what they did to Suletta is what both of their fathers did to them, and I mean exactly just that, word for word. This is because that's what they've been taught to do their entire lives, and just recently they learned that their fathers treated them like that out of "love". Miorine SHOULD know better, she's the perfect example of Suletta and Chuchu's methods working... but due to her lifelong abuse it's no wonder why she chose to repeat it, it's a cycle and all that. As for Prospera, she's the only one who's second guessing the whole thing my guy, and she was easily the softest and most empathetic to Suletta out of all of them. She still views her as her daughter, despite it all. And frankly, I can't believe she's abusing her the least at this point lmao
Clone ?, key ?, many say eri is a criminal, but she does it to keep suletta off the war cycle. From this angle she always swallowed raw every command she was given, perhaps eri did so in order to make her a whole person. And have you ever imagined that a clone has the exact same potential as its original, what if suletta had been given a plain unit of gundam? Didn't she share the same fate with eri? Or even permet 9, which we don't know to what extent it could be. Because eri was only a child at the time, but suletta was clearly a teenage girl.
I've always felt like this was one of, if not the most impactful scenes of the anime, purely because we actually get a better understanding of Eri and Prospera in their relationship with Suletta. Prospera is an interesting character. The majority of the anime we just feel super suspicious of her and her motives and how it'll affect Suletta. And while yes she manipulated Suletta and used her to get Quiet Zero running, she was never actually hostile towards Suletta. It's also an interesting choice of character design to hide her eyes for the majority of the anime. Eyes can show a lot about a character, and Prospera's are very expressive. Note that they show us her entire facial expression at 1:37 to emphasize the impact of the revelation that she does somewhat care for Suletta. Also, 0:13?? Look at how tender she was with baby Suletta, kinda made me want to cry.
I think that would be the only way to keep her relevant to the story. What else is she supposed to do? Go to school like her mom told her do and accomplish her dream of opening a school on Mercury? Sure they can down that route. But if they do, then do we really need to focus on Suletta for the rest of the series? Right now I think she'd be a fool not to turn into a villain for being abandoned. Plus I don't know what relevance she'd have if she didn't.
@@shane5200 Its one possibility to keep her relevant is when you think about now at this everyone has abandoned Suletta at this point. So whats the biggest middle finger can Suletta can do. By not abandoning them like they did to her. We're talking about her sticking her noses to their business no matter what the cost. And maybe its time to give her some character development cuz up until now Suletta has been naive. Without a clear path to what she really wants just mindlessly following her mother's order. But with this she might mature big time. Man the possibility of a Prospera vs Suletta finally is still in the table.
@@Blackvez20 yeah I don't know if Suletta vs Prospera is fully on the table yet. But it's getting there. I'm sure sooner or later Suletta is going to do something in opposition of Prospera. When that happens, then I'll say Suletta vs Prospera is on the table.
Ironically despite trying to 'cut her free' all their actions forced Suletta into being dragged into their conflict anyway, but we we're going to see in the next episode, we'll see if all their words for 'caring' about Suletta hold water when she objects to Prospera and Eri's Quiet Zero passion project.
@@brabnoify only we as the viewer know that Suletta wasn't betrayed. Only we as the viewer know they did this to protect Suletta. But look at this from Suletta's point of view. It wouldn't be wrong to say from her point of view that she was betrayed.
@@nurlindafsihotang49 Giving someone independence and agency by taking away all of their independence and agency is the worst way to give someone independence and agency yes.
Soo...this is classic japanese cliche story : parents abandoned/ abuse their children because they loved him/ her and let grow alone. And then at the last moment the children can understand and forgive their parent. If the story goes further, after the reunion, the parents will leave again because they think their children now can lived without them I'm not kidding. This cliche is like japanese classic in every manga and anime.
@@Peasham what I wrote was just a variant of the cliche. But the basic and the starter is the same. I prefer her mother really evil or insane or too ambitious so no drama about " I abandoned you but I love you" BS. for example the high evolutionary from guardian chapter 3. He is truly evil and his interntion so shallow so I can invest my emotion to him Or maybe just like ribbon almack from gundam 00. No complicated idealistic. Just pure narcissism
@@Hadihadi-wr8mt My point in saying that was pointing out that Suletta won't gain independence from her loved ones by having them do this. The trope is bad because the people upon whom it's used are abused yet the abuse is deemed acceptable since it garnered a positive result. Miorine's abuse already had a negative impact on Suletta and I don't see Eri's being much better.
It took me too long that i never notice why suletta's face never lights up in the first season even though every other gund format user in that season do, Also she might get to pilot that gundam jeturk been developing, who knows...
There's an old saying: "when pursuing vengeance, dig two graves" I think Aerial and Prospera realize they may not come out of what they have planned alive, and while they did use Suletta for their own ends, they do care enough to let her find her own path, and not be bound to the same fate. Sometimes cruelty is the only kindness you can give.
But at what cost? That cruelty could result in that person you care about turning into something you never wanted them to be in the first place. Not saying that's going to happen with Suletta, but it is a possibility.
Except they're binding her to a fate anyway. They're literally forcing her to stay away from her plans while claiming they want her to be independent and free. If they were just doing this to protect her it'd be one thing, but no, they're specifically doing this so she can become her own person, and I love how the show spelled out that that's futile as seen with Suletta watering Miorine's tomatoes despite her completely rejecting her. This isn't tough love, it's foolishness.
@@Peasham I hope Suletta realizes that there's nothing she can do to get Miorine's attention or appreciation and stops taking care of her garden. I think if Suletta stopped taking care of Miorine's garden, it would signify that she has moved on away from Miorine. The garden is the only connection Suletta has to Miorine. If she no longer takes care of the garden then she has accepted the connection is no longer there.
@@Peasham maybe not after this episode. Considering that even now she still wants to be useful to Miorine in some way. But let's consider the talk that they might have when they meet again. If Miorine's response is something along the lines of I don't need you anymore, stop bothering me, or you never meant anything to me. Or anything else along these lines. Suletta would be a fool to keep taking care of the garden. I think that would shut her down completely and what we see afterwards may be a Suletta that we've never experienced before up until this point.
I understand the feeling which you do care about the other person, but you just don't want to explain your motive. Because the other person would just attach to you even more. 😢😥
Now if I were a good villain I would take Suletta, take all her sadness, all her despair and the fact that she was abandoned, and twist it all into hatred. Get a good revenge thing going here. Now that would be interesting.
*The scariest part* (in my opinion) *is how common that desire is throughout the audience.* :| If we had powers, most of us would turn out far more villains than heroes.
@@MrDibara that's because the villain is more relatable even if we try to deny it. When we are wronged our instinct is to get revenge on those who wronged us. We have to tell ourselves to turn the other cheek and to not succumb to that level. The villain is the type of person who doesn't listen to that voice in their head saying hey even though they deserve it, don't do it. That's what makes Villains attractive to people. Because they do what we can't. They do what deep down we want to do, but in the end we don't.
@@Naughthail75 To me, I simply feel frustrated to see the protagonist get manipulated and betrayed, specially emotionally. And I revel when the protagonist get their payback on the other party, even by going extreme. Even if I know beforehand that the other party had good intentions and just used the wrong methods, even if I know they ultimately meant what was best for the protagonist or the world or both. *I don't care. I want them to be torn apart, I want them to see their goals crumble before their eyes, I want to see all their decisions backfire and make things much worse for them.* *I want them to despair in guilt and regret, desperatelly trying to fix what they've caused... only to be cut short. Killed. Stopped. As all their attempts become fruitless. Because it's too late.* If I were there by Suletta's side, bet your ass I was gonna be the Devil. Nurturing and encouraging a darker side in her. To grow hatred and a desire of revenge on everyone who abandoned her. To nurture an unwillingness to forgive them, evwn if they come back trying to apologize. Even though I know they all just meant what was best for Suletta, even though I know they all had the best of intentions, even though I know they would want Suletta yo be happy ... *I wouldn't care.* *I would still encourage her to give them back a thousand times more the pain they have inflicted upon her heart.* *Kill them. Torment them. Tear them apart.* *Show them how all their plans and decisions now backfired on their faces.* *Bring down everything they all ever wanted. Everything they hoped for.* *Never compromise. Never forgive. Never forget.* In spite of knowing Suletta would inevitably come to regret it all by the end, _I would just be by her side, conforting her and saying "it was the right thing to do", "this is what they deserved"._ So yeah. :| Never give me powers, I would 100% become a devil!
Been interesting if Suletta went from hero to villain/anti-hero. Reason she's snapped and done getting abandoned and used and she use her own free time plotting back against her mom/sister.
Prospera’s manipulation made it that Suletta doesn’t exactly mature properly, neither let her be, say: “free-willed”… A robot without instructions is practically an intricately constructed statue - Suletta would have minute purpose in life after the betrayal by the hands of her “mother”, her “sister”, and even her “bride”, who also doesn’t realize the misunderstanding from Suletta’s part. Sometimes yall forget they’re all a bunch of kids (except Prospera ofc)
If Gundam Witch From Mercury crossover with Gundam 00; Suletta possibly picked by Innovators like Ribbons if she became a villain. Or if she was moving forward, she would recruit or picked by Celestial Being becoming Gundam Meisters. She also wants to knowthe truth about what she is, Quiet Zero Project, Vanadis Incident, why her mom and sister abbandoned her. Possibly Ribbons from Innovator or Tieria from Celestial Being would tell her about thoses via accessing Veda.
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Oh the classic “pretend to be the antagonist to protect a loved one” only in this case they all went so hard to the point of making it seem like everyone she loved just used her in her entire life that they literally left her broken and aimlessly “free”,what could go wrong?
"IM TRYING TO PROTECT YOU"
I just feel like if it was only Miorine rejecting her and taking Aerial away, OR Eri rejecting her and Prospera abandoning her, that would have been enough. But to go through both, that was brutal. Because if Suletta had ignored Miorine, but could still pilot Aerial, or if Suletta at least had Miorine to support her through the family turning on her, Suletta could have made a difference much sooner, and probably saved some lives.
we are probably witnessing the very moment where Suletta officially becomes the "Witch from Mercury"
Yeah this could be the start of that. Imagine if it turns out she's more powerful than everyone thinks she is including Eri.
I suppose that title would also work for Eri/Aerial herself.
I think the witch was always prospera, just like how Return of the Jedi refers to Anakin
@@blitxaac The term Witch refers to anyone who can pilot a Gundam and not instantly die. It's been a term used for years, according to the show.
@@benaffblack yeah making suletta immune to data storm evolve to super pilot
I will be seriously pissed if in later episodes. everybody swarms Suletta saying, "We need you. We need you. Get in the robot."
You and me both.
If that happens I hope Suletta refuses, though for some reason I doubt she'd refuse. At least as she is right now. She won't refuse.
The fact that she was still tending to Miorine's garden after the break up tells me that she wants to be useful and will gladly take any position that makes her useful.
"get in the fucking robot Shinji"
@@horizonset 😂😂😂
Something tells me that we are witnessing the birth of a villain, one that will burn everything to the ground.
Shinji: "So you were used by your parent, who made a Robot of someone she love, and you control It was Just a part of her plan? WELCOME TO THE GROUP SULETTA!!!!!"
"Suletta deserves to live freely and there's nothing quite as free as the depths of space"
Granted though Suletta is here crying like a big baby, Amuro was scared of a hello kitty robot wanting to become his friend
I mean considering Suletta's entire life she's handling it much better than Amuro lmao
That Hello Kitty abomination literally forcefully transforms people into chibi in the middle of a war zone.
Imagine a random floating "cute" doggy suddenly appeared on D-day and turns random soldiers into plushies.
Amuro was right to be afraid.
That it turns out Prospera really does care about Suletta, even if she isn't her original beloved daughter, is kind of heartwarming in its own way.
Lady Prospera doesn’t love Suletta at all, she used her, and then she disposed of her like a flawed clone Suletta is. It’s so obvious that Lady Prospera loves Eri, her REAL daughter, which, btw, she was the one who transferred her own daughter into a Gundam. What Lady Prospera did wasn’t heartwarming, it was cunning, and Suletta walked right into a trap.
@@o.h.x-9062 Prospera wouldn't ask Eri if they can take Suletta with them if she didn't care in some way though.
@@StrikeNoir105ETrue, Prospera did say that Suletta deserves her own happiness and freedom. They 'abandoned' Suletta so she doesn't get involved too much into their business.
Prospera absolutely does love Suletta too, just not to the same extent as she loves Ericht. You can love someone and still use them, in fact it's much more common for that to be the case. That's why therapy is so difficult, because it's rarely cut and dry
you know prospera may be getting the same level of manipulation as suletta....
You're saying eri is the true villain?
I am really glad didn't show this on mother's Day it just really hits hard mama will do that for child
"Get in the fucking robot, Shinji!"
If only they sat and explained this in a calm manner I am sure Suletta would have understood but they just had to force it
Misunderstanding tropes are tried, tested, and imfho annoying part of story telling especially when it is done in a tasteless manner. I can somewhat understand Propsera the agent of Vengeance who has probably killed so many Suletta clones more than she can count and the machine that has a trapped soul of a child's attitude towards Suletta, but Miorine? You need to be denser than Granite to not see that she is speaking to literally a child trapped in an adolescent body in Suletta to be giving her mind games/silent treatment similar to how her father treated her in which Miorine said she hated especially during the time her mother died and her dad said nothing.
@@strafe_breaker3440 Nah you got it backwards, Miorine (and Guel for that matter) both make perfect sense in regards to their backstories. See, what they did to Suletta is what both of their fathers did to them, and I mean exactly just that, word for word. This is because that's what they've been taught to do their entire lives, and just recently they learned that their fathers treated them like that out of "love". Miorine SHOULD know better, she's the perfect example of Suletta and Chuchu's methods working... but due to her lifelong abuse it's no wonder why she chose to repeat it, it's a cycle and all that.
As for Prospera, she's the only one who's second guessing the whole thing my guy, and she was easily the softest and most empathetic to Suletta out of all of them. She still views her as her daughter, despite it all. And frankly, I can't believe she's abusing her the least at this point lmao
Clone ?, key ?, many say eri is a criminal, but she does it to keep suletta off the war cycle. From this angle she always swallowed raw every command she was given, perhaps eri did so in order to make her a whole person. And have you ever imagined that a clone has the exact same potential as its original, what if suletta had been given a plain unit of gundam? Didn't she share the same fate with eri? Or even permet 9, which we don't know to what extent it could be. Because eri was only a child at the time, but suletta was clearly a teenage girl.
I've always felt like this was one of, if not the most impactful scenes of the anime, purely because we actually get a better understanding of Eri and Prospera in their relationship with Suletta. Prospera is an interesting character. The majority of the anime we just feel super suspicious of her and her motives and how it'll affect Suletta. And while yes she manipulated Suletta and used her to get Quiet Zero running, she was never actually hostile towards Suletta. It's also an interesting choice of character design to hide her eyes for the majority of the anime. Eyes can show a lot about a character, and Prospera's are very expressive. Note that they show us her entire facial expression at 1:37 to emphasize the impact of the revelation that she does somewhat care for Suletta. Also, 0:13?? Look at how tender she was with baby Suletta, kinda made me want to cry.
Suletta:I'll kill them....I'll kill all them!!!
We need a suletta villain arc
I think that would be the only way to keep her relevant to the story. What else is she supposed to do? Go to school like her mom told her do and accomplish her dream of opening a school on Mercury? Sure they can down that route. But if they do, then do we really need to focus on Suletta for the rest of the series? Right now I think she'd be a fool not to turn into a villain for being abandoned. Plus I don't know what relevance she'd have if she didn't.
@@shane5200 Its one possibility to keep her relevant is when you think about now at this everyone has abandoned Suletta at this point. So whats the biggest middle finger can Suletta can do. By not abandoning them like they did to her. We're talking about her sticking her noses to their business no matter what the cost. And maybe its time to give her some character development cuz up until now Suletta has been naive. Without a clear path to what she really wants just mindlessly following her mother's order. But with this she might mature big time. Man the possibility of a Prospera vs Suletta finally is still in the table.
@@Blackvez20 yeah I don't know if Suletta vs Prospera is fully on the table yet. But it's getting there. I'm sure sooner or later Suletta is going to do something in opposition of Prospera. When that happens, then I'll say Suletta vs Prospera is on the table.
Damn, Suletta got Shinji'd
Ironically despite trying to 'cut her free' all their actions forced Suletta into being dragged into their conflict anyway, but we we're going to see in the next episode, we'll see if all their words for 'caring' about Suletta hold water when she objects to Prospera and Eri's Quiet Zero passion project.
"Key" = Condom.... sigh Suletta been used
Eri is cheating, she's a software she could rigged the game.
スレッタを巻き込みたくなかったのか
I hope sueletta getd revenge and destroy the Gundam and everyone who betrayed her.
no one betrayed her, everyone is doing this to "protect" her, even if its in the worst way possible
@@brabnoify "worst". You said it.
@@brabnoify only we as the viewer know that Suletta wasn't betrayed. Only we as the viewer know they did this to protect Suletta.
But look at this from Suletta's point of view. It wouldn't be wrong to say from her point of view that she was betrayed.
@@nurlindafsihotang49 Giving someone independence and agency by taking away all of their independence and agency is the worst way to give someone independence and agency yes.
As another commentary in another video said keys can open doors, but those same keys can close them and sometimes close them for good
Who’s here after the major twist in s2e7
Soo...this is classic japanese cliche story : parents abandoned/ abuse their children because they loved him/ her and let grow alone. And then at the last moment the children can understand and forgive their parent. If the story goes further, after the reunion, the parents will leave again because they think their children now can lived without them
I'm not kidding. This cliche is like japanese classic in every manga and anime.
Except this show's very obviously portraying it as a bad thing.
@@Peasham what I wrote was just a variant of the cliche. But the basic and the starter is the same.
I prefer her mother really evil or insane or too ambitious so no drama about " I abandoned you but I love you" BS.
for example the high evolutionary from guardian chapter 3. He is truly evil and his interntion so shallow so I can invest my emotion to him
Or maybe just like ribbon almack from gundam 00. No complicated idealistic. Just pure narcissism
@@Hadihadi-wr8mt My point in saying that was pointing out that Suletta won't gain independence from her loved ones by having them do this. The trope is bad because the people upon whom it's used are abused yet the abuse is deemed acceptable since it garnered a positive result. Miorine's abuse already had a negative impact on Suletta and I don't see Eri's being much better.
Last season, so it shouod be good when it's finally over.
Anyone know the soundtrack that plays before the credits 1.28-1.45 ... is it part of the credits ost, or something else?
It's Red birthmark, season 2's ending.
It took me too long that i never notice why suletta's face never lights up in the first season even though every other gund format user in that season do,
Also she might get to pilot that gundam jeturk been developing, who knows...
Is digging king a real game?
This scene is so beautiful and sad. I watch this scene over and over again.
Me too😔
Yeah
There's an old saying: "when pursuing vengeance, dig two graves"
I think Aerial and Prospera realize they may not come out of what they have planned alive, and while they did use Suletta for their own ends, they do care enough to let her find her own path, and not be bound to the same fate. Sometimes cruelty is the only kindness you can give.
But at what cost? That cruelty could result in that person you care about turning into something you never wanted them to be in the first place. Not saying that's going to happen with Suletta, but it is a possibility.
Except they're binding her to a fate anyway. They're literally forcing her to stay away from her plans while claiming they want her to be independent and free.
If they were just doing this to protect her it'd be one thing, but no, they're specifically doing this so she can become her own person, and I love how the show spelled out that that's futile as seen with Suletta watering Miorine's tomatoes despite her completely rejecting her. This isn't tough love, it's foolishness.
@@Peasham I hope Suletta realizes that there's nothing she can do to get Miorine's attention or appreciation and stops taking care of her garden.
I think if Suletta stopped taking care of Miorine's garden, it would signify that she has moved on away from Miorine. The garden is the only connection Suletta has to Miorine. If she no longer takes care of the garden then she has accepted the connection is no longer there.
@@shane5200 I don't see her doing that after this episode though, unless she shuts down completely.
@@Peasham maybe not after this episode. Considering that even now she still wants to be useful to Miorine in some way. But let's consider the talk that they might have when they meet again.
If Miorine's response is something along the lines of I don't need you anymore, stop bothering me, or you never meant anything to me. Or anything else along these lines. Suletta would be a fool to keep taking care of the garden. I think that would shut her down completely and what we see afterwards may be a Suletta that we've never experienced before up until this point.
I understand the feeling which you do care about the other person, but you just don't want to explain your motive. Because the other person would just attach to you even more. 😢😥
Those who crossed the line is not a true mother
Someone doesn't know the line is actual monster while someone do know the line is not actual monster.
@@OwO377 In this case Prospera, never knew the line, and worst of all she didn't even bother to know the line.
Sulleta was strong from the start, only her heart still had a lot of room to fill. Her mother said so when she left her with Eri.
Oh hey there Eva
Thought you ended
Lol. Kicking her out of the cockpit to be in plain outer space that is cold as hell.
One could say it even sucks.
Tbh I think she's saying and doing that on purpose
It is
If this is her sister’s way of “ Letting Her Go “, then I don’t think that this’ll EVER be the way to do things here! AT ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now if I were a good villain I would take Suletta, take all her sadness, all her despair and the fact that she was abandoned, and twist it all into hatred. Get a good revenge thing going here. Now that would be interesting.
*The scariest part* (in my opinion) *is how common that desire is throughout the audience.* :|
If we had powers, most of us would turn out far more villains than heroes.
@@MrDibara True that is quite scary, also a little bit funny to some degree.
I don't know I guess I like the fallen hero aspect a little too much.
@@MrDibara that's because the villain is more relatable even if we try to deny it.
When we are wronged our instinct is to get revenge on those who wronged us. We have to tell ourselves to turn the other cheek and to not succumb to that level. The villain is the type of person who doesn't listen to that voice in their head saying hey even though they deserve it, don't do it. That's what makes Villains attractive to people. Because they do what we can't. They do what deep down we want to do, but in the end we don't.
@@Naughthail75 To me, I simply feel frustrated to see the protagonist get manipulated and betrayed, specially emotionally.
And I revel when the protagonist get their payback on the other party, even by going extreme.
Even if I know beforehand that the other party had good intentions and just used the wrong methods, even if I know they ultimately meant what was best for the protagonist or the world or both. *I don't care. I want them to be torn apart, I want them to see their goals crumble before their eyes, I want to see all their decisions backfire and make things much worse for them.*
*I want them to despair in guilt and regret, desperatelly trying to fix what they've caused... only to be cut short. Killed. Stopped. As all their attempts become fruitless. Because it's too late.*
If I were there by Suletta's side, bet your ass I was gonna be the Devil.
Nurturing and encouraging a darker side in her.
To grow hatred and a desire of revenge on everyone who abandoned her.
To nurture an unwillingness to forgive them, evwn if they come back trying to apologize.
Even though I know they all just meant what was best for Suletta, even though I know they all had the best of intentions, even though I know they would want Suletta yo be happy ... *I wouldn't care.*
*I would still encourage her to give them back a thousand times more the pain they have inflicted upon her heart.*
*Kill them. Torment them. Tear them apart.*
*Show them how all their plans and decisions now backfired on their faces.*
*Bring down everything they all ever wanted. Everything they hoped for.*
*Never compromise. Never forgive. Never forget.*
In spite of knowing Suletta would inevitably come to regret it all by the end, _I would just be by her side, conforting her and saying "it was the right thing to do", "this is what they deserved"._
So yeah. :|
Never give me powers, I would 100% become a devil!
Shaddiq
Baby Suletta is so adorable.
Maybe suletta will pilot schwarzette to stop aerial
Didn't notice it in my first watch on Netflix but damn, Eri also show her about what happened in Prologue when I pause at 0:56
Been interesting if Suletta went from hero to villain/anti-hero. Reason she's snapped and done getting abandoned and used and she use her own free time plotting back against her mom/sister.
Prospera’s manipulation made it that Suletta doesn’t exactly mature properly, neither let her be, say: “free-willed”… A robot without instructions is practically an intricately constructed statue - Suletta would have minute purpose in life after the betrayal by the hands of her “mother”, her “sister”, and even her “bride”, who also doesn’t realize the misunderstanding from Suletta’s part.
Sometimes yall forget they’re all a bunch of kids (except Prospera ofc)
Onesans....all 12 of them😅
Is it just me or that when she ask Aerial about her appearance, she doesnt seem to know anything about Ericht? Damn....
If Gundam Witch From Mercury crossover with Gundam 00; Suletta possibly picked by Innovators like Ribbons if she became a villain. Or if she was moving forward, she would recruit or picked by Celestial Being becoming Gundam Meisters.
She also wants to knowthe truth about what she is, Quiet Zero Project, Vanadis Incident, why her mom and sister abbandoned her. Possibly Ribbons from Innovator or Tieria from Celestial Being would tell her about thoses via accessing Veda.
この音楽は何て言う名前ですか？
最後の？Red birthmark.
Name of the tracks music plz
Do you mean the song at the end? It's Red Birthmark. It's the ending song for season 2.
Thx but not that one the one that is playing before background music
Hi what’s the title of the song at the end of the clip? Please thanks
Red birthmark