Seeing how Yuuya and Cryska are pretty much opposites in a lot of ways and the fact that they both ended up exchanging stories about their past anyway… I just feel like it says a lot about how people can overcome preconceptions, as well as still get along with people with views on the other side of the spectrum. Still, what I arguably found most interesting about these reveals though, were not the revelations themselves, but who revealed what to whom. And well, it’s a notion that ties in quite a bit with his dislike of Japanese people due to his father abandoning his family before he was born, all of which are also revealed this episode. In turn, it’s a really notable contrast to Bridges’ outward view that one’s self takes priority over everything else. In addition, we also find out how Cryska has no parents of which to speak of, as well as her view regarding priorities: country, comrades, and the mission take priority over oneself.
For one, we get some more background on Cryska, who as predicted by myself and other viewers… is both scared of the water and scared because of the experiments performed on them by the Russian scientists. Suffice to say, if you came in expecting fanservice, you got what you wanted this time around.īut in the end, they managed to add a little bit of character development this time too, which is a slightly nice touch to what would otherwise have been a pretty filler-isque episode. A fan of Yui? Inia? A fan of Yuuya? Well… you get some pics of his abs. As per the norm though, there’s a gratuitous amount of fanservice… to say the least. This story with exciting human dramas and robot actions takes place in the development of a new Tactical Surface Fighters, the most important and effective weapons against BETA, at a crisis of human extinction.Continuing off from last week, we get what must be an unprecedented feat by Total Eclipse: a second beach episode in a row. Yet they never knew that their encounter would change their destiny drastically. Meanwhile, Yuya Bridges, also a surface pilot of the US Army, was heading to the same destination. Yui Takamura, a surface pilot of the Imperial Royal Guards of Japan, is given responsibility for the project and sets off to Alaska. The UN has proposed a joint development program between the Imperial Japan and the United States as a part of its international mutual development project of TSF, the Prominence Project. In 2001, the Imperial Japan faces difficulties in the development of a next-generation main Tactical Surface Fighters (TSF) as it defends the front lines of the Far East. For 30 years, mankind is bogged down in an endless war against BETA without any hopes of victory. However, all those efforts could slow down defeats but could not stop BETA, and mankind is forced to abandon major area of the Eurasian Continent.
Facing an enormous mass of enemy force, mankind has developed large humanoid arms called as Tactical Surface Fighters and deployed them to its defense lines through out the world. Since 1973, an invasion of aliens known as BETA upon Earth is driving human civilization into nearly collapse.
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