While Sheryl films her corny pilot-training documentary to make everyone remember Galaxy, Grace thanks Mikhail for letting Sheryl usurp training time. However, when Graces realizes that Mikhail is the younger brother of Jessica, a whole lotta old baggage is brought up. This affects Mikhail on the next mission and his shot grazes Alto’s new VF-25’s head, allowing the Vajra to get away. Alto is very pissed, and mocks Mikhail and Jessica.
Alto later learns that Jessica was an elite sniper who was banging her married superior. In a truly boneheaded move, the commander dumped Jessica before a mission, and Jessica “accidentally” misfired and killed him. During the court-martial, Jessica committed suicide. Anyway, on the next mission the team goes to investigate a small Vajra nest nearby, and Brera is advised to destroy the nest to foil Ozma’s team. Brera takes out Klan Klein with ease. Alto does his melee thing and this time Mikhail is able to take the shot; unfortunately, Brera dodges the shot and still succeeds in destroying the nest.
Reaction:
I’m surprised that Alto didn’t joke that being a skank runs in Mikhail’s family as well. It was pretty lame how after that whole flashback, Mikhail still missed the shot, and Brera still got away. If I was Alto, I would be absolutely seething with fury. Alto actually had some really nice moves this episode, especially when he used his missile spam to cut off Brera, and then used the rifle to close in. You know that if Alto was teamed with Ozma, Brera’s VF would be a heap of space junk right now.
Ironically, in real life Alto is a pitiful melee fighter. Even after landing a surprise punch to Mikhail’s face, Alto was immediately mounted and destroyed by Mikhail’s vicious ground-and-pound. I liked that the VF units are so expressive, especially in the fantastic scene where Klan Klein slapped Mikhail’s VF. I also liked the mystery, and I wonder who Brera is working for (since that person knew exactly where the nest was). Grace intrigues me as well, especially after she cleverly hacked into the secretary’s laptop’s camera in order to spy on Leon’s meeting with President Glass. And who keeps hacking Ranka’s official website? Finally, that green pantsu-thief is obviously a baby Vajra, and Ranka’s first single, “Cat’s Diary,” was kinda sucky.
Macross Frontier 09
Summary:
While Sheryl films her corny pilot-training documentary to make everyone remember Galaxy, Grace thanks Mikhail for letting Sheryl usurp training time. However, when Graces realizes that Mikhail is the younger brother of Jessica, a whole lotta old baggage is brought up. This affects Mikhail on the next mission and his shot grazes Alto’s new VF-25’s head, allowing the Vajra to get away. Alto is very pissed, and mocks Mikhail and Jessica.
Alto later learns that Jessica was an elite sniper who was banging her married superior. In a truly boneheaded move, the commander dumped Jessica before a mission, and Jessica “accidentally” misfired and killed him. During the court-martial, Jessica committed suicide. Anyway, on the next mission the team goes to investigate a small Vajra nest nearby, and Brera is advised to destroy the nest to foil Ozma’s team. Brera takes out Klan Klein with ease. Alto does his melee thing and this time Mikhail is able to take the shot; unfortunately, Brera dodges the shot and still succeeds in destroying the nest.
Reaction:
I’m surprised that Alto didn’t joke that being a skank runs in Mikhail’s family as well. It was pretty lame how after that whole flashback, Mikhail still missed the shot, and Brera still got away. If I was Alto, I would be absolutely seething with fury. Alto actually had some really nice moves this episode, especially when he used his missile spam to cut off Brera, and then used the rifle to close in. You know that if Alto was teamed with Ozma, Brera’s VF would be a heap of space junk right now.
Ironically, in real life Alto is a pitiful melee fighter. Even after landing a surprise punch to Mikhail’s face, Alto was immediately mounted and destroyed by Mikhail’s vicious ground-and-pound. I liked that the VF units are so expressive, especially in the fantastic scene where Klan Klein slapped Mikhail’s VF. I also liked the mystery, and I wonder who Brera is working for (since that person knew exactly where the nest was). Grace intrigues me as well, especially after she cleverly hacked into the secretary’s laptop’s camera in order to spy on Leon’s meeting with President Glass. And who keeps hacking Ranka’s official website? Finally, that green pantsu-thief is obviously a baby Vajra, and Ranka’s first single, “Cat’s Diary,” was kinda sucky.
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