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Episode
31: The Glass Kingdom
Review by
Chris
February
1, 2001
Heero and
Quatre arrive in the capital of the Sanc Kingdom. Heero intends
to retrieve the Wing Gundam and leave immediately. Quatre tries
to convince him that the Gundam is needed to protect Relena. As
they walk around the campus, all the girls stare at them and assume
that Heero is Quatre's servant. They meet with Relena, and Heero
tells her that he intends to leave. She tells him that she's taken
up the search for Trowa, and that he should at least stay until
he's found. Relena dresses them up in fancy uniforms and introduce
them to the class. Later, Heero and Quatre watch as the girls fence.
Dorothy challenges Heero to a fight, and he agrees. As they fight,
she tells him a story about two people named Heero Yuy. One risked
his life for peace and died, and the other fights for peace. Heero
beats her and acts as if he doesn't know what she's talking about.
Noin and Pagen
inform Relena that members of the Treize Faction are hiding in a
forest that is Sanc Kingdom territory. Noin advises that they should
leave, but when Relena hears they have wounded men, she decides
to accept them as refugees.
Heero goes
underneath the building and finds the Wing Gundam there, along with
several white Tauruses. The members of the Treize Faction realize
that OZ has tricked them into going into the Sanc Kingdom. Once
they send troops to fight them, they have an excuse to attack the
nation. The Treize Faction decides to leave. Heero takes the Wing
Gundam and convinces Quatre to stay behind. He meets with the Treize
Faction and finds them setting explosives on their mobile suits.
He convinces them to become defenders of the Sanc Kingdom. As the
OZ planes approach, Relena and Dorothy drive out to try and stop
the battle. Heero attacks the planes, and one of them is about to
crash on the bridge that Dorothy and Relena are on. He blasts it
again and sends it into a ravine. Virgos land and are about to destroy
the car when Quatre and Noin attack them with the white Tauruses.
After the battle, Heero decides to leave because there's no place
for him in a pacifist country. Relena agrees to allow him and Noin
to defend the country with mobile suits, so he stays.
Yawn. Heero
goes to school dressed to a pretty boy and fences. Heero gets in
his Gundam and destroys a bunch of stuff. Relena babbles on about
pacifism. Speaking of pacifism, isn't it kinda wrong to be fencing
in a pacifist country? Fencing is a sport, but it's a combative
one. That doesn't make any sense. Then again, neither does having
Gundams and Tauruses either.
Overall
Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars

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