|
Episode
15: Colony of Illusion, Part 2
Review by
Chris
September
6, 2002
Judau can't
believe what he is thinking and believes that Sarasa is Rasara.
She asks him to spread the creed of Light for her, and he slaps
her to snap her out of what she's saying. She slaps him and says
someone so rude couldn't be the Savior. Bright says they are crazy
and picks a fight. In the confusion, everyone escapes and runs away
from the temple. Emary is injured as she falls down the stairs,
and Bright protects her and is captured along with Roux and Chara.
Judau, Elle and Iino escape and stop to plan their next move. Ninjas
attack them, and Rasara's men appear from out of nowhere and attack
the ninjas with stone pellets. Judau, Elle and and Iino jump onto
the wagon with Rasara and Mondo. Everyone is confused, and Rasara
explains that Sarasa is her older sister. She says that after Sarasa
was appointed leader she became conceited. Rasara doesn't think
that anyone will want to listen to the creed of the Light, which
dictates living in peace and harmony with the Moonlight. Rasara
takes everyone down to an abandoned linear subway station, and Mondo
quickly fixes the car so they can use it. As Bright and the others
are taken to a dungeon, Judau and the others emerge from a secret
passage and attack the ninjas so everyone can escape. Gottn and
Beecha meet with Sarasa and Role and are told that the crew of the
Argama have rejected the Light. Sarasa tells Gottn she will
give him a colony if he helps her, and he orders Beecha to disassemble
Double Zeta and take it to the Endra. In space, Glemy's Mindra
searches for the Endra and discovers Moon Moon. Bright,
Emary, Roux and Chara head back to the ship while Rasara and Mondo
go to activate Cattle. She believes that it is a symbol of their
helplessness, and starting it will change things. Judau goes to
get Double Zeta and spots Beecha next to it.
Mondo and
Rasara climb up to Cattle's cockpit and activate it. Mondo is surprised
that it still has power, but it won't move. Elle and Iino throw
rocks at the ninjas and run away to distract them. Judau climbs
up the scaffold next to Double Zeta and fights with Beecha. After
capturing Elle and Iino, the ninjas begin throwing spears at Judau
and climbing the scaffold. Gottn orders more to attack, and so many
climb the scaffold that it collapses. However, Judau manages to
get inside Double Zeta and fly away. The ninjas panic because the
giant god has moved, and Gottn orders a squad of Gaza-C's to attack
Double Zeta. Judau destroys a Gaza and attacks another in his search
for Leina. He shoots one with his double beam rifle, and it crashes
into the Endra and causes a large explosion. Another Gaza
grab him, and he wrestles with it. Sarasa tells Gottn to stop the
battle, and he says they have to fight for peace. Mondo hits Cattle's
control panel, and the massive old mobile suit begins to move. As
another Gaza is about to shoot Judau from behind, Mondo shoots it.
The ninjas panic when they see Kettle and run away again. On the
Mindra, Glemy launches in the prototype Bawoo and flies over
to the damaged Endra to pick up Leina. Judau leaves the Gazas
to Mondo and flies up to the Endra. He sees Glemy with her
and slams the Bawoo against a wall. Glemy says he is only willing
to trade Leina for Roux, and he escapes. Mondo destroys the remaining
Gazas, and Sarasa sees that she was wrong. Beecha grabs Mondo, and
they escape with Gottn. Role explains that making Sarasa the leader
was his idea because he wanted to go outside. Judau convinces him
he is better off on Moon Moon since the Federation and Neo Zeon
don't know they exist. As the Argama leaves, Judau decides
that after rescuing Leina he will go back there.
Dear lord,
one episode of this trash was bad enough, but two makes it even
worse. The storyline of this episode reminds me of a really bad
episode from the original Star Trek called "The Way
to Eden." There, a bunch of space hippies wanted to use the
Enterprise to find Eden. Both are equally bad. Judau again
acts recklessly in his futile attempt to rescue Leina, and this
seems to be becoming a trend with him. As bad as these two episodes
are, the only bright spot is that it doesn't get any worse than
this. Unfortunately, it will still take some time before it actually
gets better.
Overall
Rating: 0.5 out of 5 stars
 
<<back
to Gundam ZZ episodes
|