I wouldn't hold my breath. Amuro has no reason or inclination to follow Cipher or join the EFF. Not that he could anyways he is too young.
Amuro Ray still wound up piloting a Gundam, fate still seems to have a role for him regardless of changes.I wouldn't hold my breath. Amuro has no reason or inclination to follow Cipher or join the EFF. Not that he could anyways he is too young.
It's true, the Gundam hard carried him through a month or two of high intensity combat.So Cipher is still a merc then. I guess it makes sense in a way. Amuro isn't really some kind of special ace though without his new type abilities and luck he never would have gotten far.
How and why would Amuro ever join the EFF? Not only is he too young to join he never showed that he wanted to join in the first place. He only was forced to out of desperation. The Gundam doesn't matter it is nothing special and he won't keep it. This wasn't a major attack either it was a minor raid that Cipher was already dealing with before Amuro got involved.Amuro Ray still wound up piloting a Gundam, fate still seems to have a role for him regardless of changes.
He may not mentor under Cipher, but he will find a place on the frontlines of the coming war one way or another. Who knows, it might even be at the controls of a Zeon machine instead of a Gundam.
I never said that he would. I said that it seems Amuro wont be escaping destiny, and is going to somehow wind up at the controls of a mobile suit. EFF, Zeon, or some coalition government that forms later, Amuro Ray is going to end up fighting the Zentradi.How and why would Amuro ever join the EFF? Not only is he too young to join he never showed that he wanted to join in the first place. He only was forced to out of desperation. The Gundam doesn't matter it is nothing special and he won't keep it. This wasn't a major attack either it was a minor raid that Cipher was already dealing with before Amuro got involved.
How is he not escaping destiny? So he got into the new Gundam Prototype that is in work what of it? He isn't keeping it and aside from helping Cipher who did it more so he wouldn't blow up the colony more than she needed his help. Amuro unless he joins Cipher is still going to be living on his colony with his father. And no people don't know there is an alien invasion is coming. In fact not even the highest levels of the military or government know that a invasion is coming. All they know is that it is possible that one could come. And Amuro was always an engineer before he was a pilot if he joins the war effort it will be in that capacity not as a pilot. And even if he was a pilot he would be no more than another pilot in the large list of pilots. Nothing incredible or super special unless he gets placed in a unique squad or organization. Even then it will only be the unit not him that is special. There is no new government that will form each faction would never allow it.I never said that he would. I said that it seems Amuro wont be escaping destiny, and is going to somehow wind up at the controls of a mobile suit. EFF, Zeon, or some coalition government that forms later, Amuro Ray is going to end up fighting the Zentradi.
Probably not for a long while since, as you said, he is still just a kid.
There is an alien invasion coming. A lot of people who dont give a rat's ass about politics are going to be joining the military for that simple little cause of saving hummanity from extinction.
This is actually only partly true, the people do know about the possible invasion but have no idea as to the scale. Also in the government's (both of them) opinion the invasion is happening and that it's only a matter of time.And no people don't know there is an alien invasion is coming. In fact not even the highest levels of the military or government know that a invasion is coming. All they know is that it is possible that one could come.
But why do they think that? Nothing they got says that an armada is on its way. We only know because of meta reasons. The ship didn't have records saying it was being tracked and that the Armada would follow it. And the debrief they got only said what the many splinter groups would do if we were found not that they were coming for us. Now it is very likely that some form of force would find us because the debrief told them that the groups send out ships to look around. So that way the Governments can reasonably assume that an attack will happen but they don't have a 100% confirmation. And the people would have none of this information. They know the ship that crashed was a warship, they know it was huge, they know that there are aliens, and they know they may show up. That is it nothing more because no government would tell their people "hey we are going to get invaded by an alien horde". That would only cause panic and crash the economy that is needed to prepare. The people see the government making preparations for a possible fight but that is something that would have needed to happen anyway. It is a logical move when faced by an unknown to build up and prepare as best as you can.This is actually only partly true, the people do know about the possible invasion but have no idea as to the scale. Also in the government's (both of them) opinion the invasion the invasion is happening and that it's only a matter of time.
That's why I said in the government's opinion, and people don't know about the invasion, but they are smart enough to put 2 and 2 together.But why do they think that? Nothing they got says that an armada is on its way. We only know because of meta reasons. The ship didn't have records saying it was being tracked and that the Armada would follow it. And the debrief they got only said what the many splinter groups would do if we were found not that they were coming for us. Now it is very likely that some form of force would find us because the debrief told them that the groups send out ships to look around. So that way the Governments can reasonably assume that an attack will happen but they don't have a 100% confirmation. And the people would have none of this information. They know the ship that crashed was a warship, they know it was huge, they know that there are aliens, and they know they may show up. That is it nothing more because no government would tell their people "hey we are going to get invaded by an alien horde". That would only cause panic and crash the economy that is needed to prepare. The people see the government making preparations for a possible fight but that is something that would have needed to happen anyway. It is a logical move when faced by an unknown to build up and prepare as best as you can.
Not really they don't have enough information to conclude invasion. At best they can look and see military expansion to point to a potential conflict but not who the conflict is with aside from the one they are already fighting. Plus it isn't only military expansion that is happening industrial and civilian expansion is happening alongside the military expansion so it doesn't look like the government is simply building more weapons but is in fact just improving the lives of its people overall.That's why I said in the government's opinion, and people don't know about the invasion, but they are smart enough to put 2 and 2 together.
I don't want to argue with you wolf, but the reason a large proportion of the civilian population think that the aliens are coming, and that they are hostile are as such:Not really they don't have enough information to conclude invasion. At best they can look and see military expansion to point to a potential conflict but not who the conflict is with aside from the one they are already fighting. Plus it isn't only military expansion that is happening industrial and civilian expansion is happening alongside the military expansion so it doesn't look like the government is simply building more weapons but is in fact just improving the lives of its people overall.
That's fine I guess.I don't want to argue with you wolf, but the reason a large proportion of the civilian population think that the aliens are coming, and that they are hostile are as such:
1. The sudden turnaround in EF and Zeon relations
2. The large builtup of military industries
3. A lot of the damage on the Macross is obvious not from reentry and even in a world with no internet something like that isn't gonna stay secret for long.
I will say I've probably made it out to be bigger than it is. It's more along the lines that everyone had that one friend who swares that the aliens are coming and the need to build a bunker. That and the "the end is nigh" doomsayers have had a notable uptick in activity. Still a good chunk of the population think something thing is up and that it involves aliens.
We will not have super-machines or super pilots in this. Even Aces will not win the war on their own. To win will need everything we can throw at them and every advantage we can build into the majority of the forces instead of single units. Also new types will not have the stupid level of powers that the later shows made.I'd love to see Amuro end up being an Ace who's good through a combination of Skill, Luck, "Fate", Newtype Bullshit, and having the single most highly-tuned, fully-customized fighting machine in this half of the galaxy.
As I recall, the Nu Gundam, which is a potent piece of equipment, is at least partially his work? But it was also dangerous because of who was piloting it.
....Alrighty then.We will not have super-machines or super pilots in this. Even Aces will not win the war on their own. To win will need everything we can throw at them and every advantage we can build into the majority of the forces instead of single units. Also new types will not have the stupid level of powers that the later shows made.
Why do you think we are putting so much work into the fleet and tech? This isn't one-off versions everything we made is production version for our entire military. Aces and a super machine aren't going to win a war against a fleet of at least a million ships.
Let me phrase this differently:Why do you think we are putting so much work into the fleet and tech? This isn't one-off versions everything we made is production version for our entire military. Aces and a super machine aren't going to win a war against a fleet of at least a million ships.
That how I talk. Not much I can do about it.Let me phrase this differently:
I'm feeling kind of attacked, and extremely frustrated that you're being hyper-aggressive and putting words in my mouth about the scope of my idea, as opposed to the spirit of my idea.
Basically, the way you're talking to me about this is pretty jerk-y.
The author could have just left Amuro as some random colony kid who wound up with a boring engineering career. Instead, they went out of their way to show still-young Amuro climbing into what seems to be the same Gundam he would pilot for the first series.How is he not escaping destiny? So he got into the new Gundam Prototype that is in work what of it?
No that Gundam is at the California Base. This Gundam is being used to test some of the new tech we are developing from the next level of the V-project. And that was exactly what was established long ago that Amuro was just a random colony kid living his life nothing special.The author could have just left Amuro as some random colony kid who wound up with a boring engineering career. Instead, they went out of their way to show still-young Amuro climbing into what seems to be the same Gundam he would pilot for the first series.
The point was an introduction to Cipher and we already knew Amuro got involved since the last turn.Sure, he wont be keeping that suit. And right now he might not have any plans to get back in the robot one day. But I believe that the whole point of the interlude was to show us that manofjay still has plans for the White Devil in their story.
So what that means nothing. We know the war is coming that is why we are pushing technology and industrial capacity as hard as we are right now. Because that is how we are going to survive the war.We as the readers know things the characters cant, so we know very well that there will be war with the Zentradi.
We have known that Amuro was involved in the fight for a while. We also had the choice not to get that Chapter we just decided we did like the sound of it. It was literaly a random choice that had all the chance of never seeing the light of day.After this last excellent chapter? I will be VERY surprised if Amuro doesn't end up a mobile suit pilot.
...but its a macross crossover? Does that mean our enemies will be nerfed super-extra-hard or is it just an instant lose later on?Also new types will not have the stupid level of powers that the later shows made.