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Episode
38: The Birth of Queen Relena
Review by
Chris
February
6, 2001
In space,
OZ forces battle White Fang troops. Wufei interrupts the battle
and starts killing people on both sides. He supports neither of
them because they are bringing violence that isn't needed in space.
Nearby, Noin's shuttle approaches and she launches in a Taurus to
talk to Wufei. He remembers her from their encounter at the Lake
Victoria base. She asks him to join her and defend the colonies,
but he refuses and flies off. Duo and Hilde wonder what will happen
to the colonies now that White Fang has appeared. She tells him
he can get a job, and her computer search pulls up the natural resource
colonies of the Winner family. Duo believes that the resumption
of business means that Quatre is back. He heads for the Winner colony
and meets up with Quatre. Quatre tells him how he went to the Sanc
Kingdom with Heero to learn about pacifism. As Duo leaves, he tells
Quatre about seeing Trowa at the circus.
Quatre goes
to the circus and breaks down in tears when he sees Trowa. Of course,
Trowa does not remember him. Catherine sees Quatre and tells him
to leave Trowa alone so that he doesn't suffer anymore. Trowa gets
a headache and remembers that he knows Quatre from somewhere. The
circus performance begins, and they go back to work. As Quatre and
Noin leave the colony, a battle begins between OZ and White Fang
next to the colony. As people evacuate the circus, Quatre goes back
to find Trowa. Catherine saves Trowa from falling spotlights, and
she asks him not to go back to fighting. Quatre leaves to fight
off the OZ forces, and Trowa says goodbye to Catherine. Quatre is
pleased that Trowa is joining the fight. On Earth, the new Queen
Relena gives an announcement. She says that national boundaries
cause conflicts, so she is eliminating them. She declares the founding
of the World Nation and hopes for peace.
It's a shame
that nothing really happens in this episode. I'm getting sick of
Wufei and his weirdo morals. He's a madman who shouldn't be running
around with a Gundam. There's no point in even trying to get him
to cooperate. I must say that Quatre's reaction to seeing Trowa
is the most overtly homosexual part of this series so far. The look
he had on is face is the same as you'd expect to see in Fushigi
Yugi when Miaka pouts over Tamahome. Except here it's...bah,
enough of that.
Overall
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

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