Destroy the Rebirth - "Gundam 00" Season 2 on SyFy's Ani-Monday Talkback

Quoting Robbinson:

Handwavium: A substance with extraordinary properties, capable for example of withstanding a direct hit by a thermonuclear warhead. By extension, the term is applied to high TECHLEVEL engineering of any sort, especially if it falls outside the constraints of HARD SF.

In other worRAB: Look at me, I'm waving my hanRAB! Hey don't pay attention the plot device!



Yes, but Tough Guides are short and pithy. Detail just gets in the way.
 
Even more so, the world governments did not sanction them to break international law. Yes, their formation was legal, but they have already went beyond their legitimate purpose.

The world governments are at fault, in the sense that they appeared to have not left ANY observers in place to ensure A-Laws is actually doing their jobs. For all they know, A-Laws could be spending all their money hiring strippers and plan drunken orgies, and the world governments would still pay for the expenses without looking at them.

There is nothing legal about A-Laws, if they are not held accountable for their actions. "Government sactioned" assumed that the government is held responsible if things go wrong, and things have undoubtedly gone wrong.
 
It looks like they switched to lesser machines for the final round, but with stronger spirits...

And...

DOUBLE KO!!! (Or so it seems at the moment)
 
Well, you do have a good point. The Earth Fed didn't sanction the A-laws to commit atrocities. Although, the lack of oversight is astounding. Unless any overseers are in on Ribbon's Plan.
 
Healing suppose to be male? These Innovators contune to confuse me with what gender they are, if they are any genders at all.

Real funny line coming up in episode 20 reguarding that.

Where are they now, are they inside their minRAB, or Setsuna's mind?
 
I must have missed that one.

Anywho, its still shocking to see Setsuna transport himself as if he was an episode of Star Trek.

Hmm, yet another time paradox created by Star Trek time travel?
 
I am finally able to sit down and watch this show starting...now.

So I don't even know what episode we're on, but I will say it has the best opening music to any Gundam show I've watched so far.

EDIT: Eh, I think I've got it figured out so far

A Resistance force, a masked rebel guy who does his own thing on the Federal side, and a massacre episode

Okay, I'm good.
 
This was the speculation based on the last episode of part 1. It seems like a good chunk of the main cast was dead, and the ending seemed to hint this. However, this did not turn out.

Key word: INDIRECT. The problem was that the two never saw each other as human threats, but instead saw each other as two ideas that contrasted. They were nothing but ideas to each other.

They had a chance to make this conflict become personal. Instead, the final battle feels like two philosophy students engaging in fisticufts.

Dueling ideologies do not make a great climax.
 
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