When you think about it, Asticassia's pilot program is just a glorified space forklift school. Like even the M&W book mentions only one or two modules for pilot students are actually about MS combat. All the other modules for pilots are just stuff like "mobile suit and mobile craft operation" or "MS&MC industrial collaboration" and "MS&MC regulations". In other words, it's not really even a test pilot school for Gundams. It's a fucking test pilot school for space forklifts. What do students do after graduation? Evidently they just mostly pilot space forklifts or maintain space forklifts, or sell space forklifts. Almost all the background stuff we see students do is about those fucking forklifts. The last we see of Chuchu and Rouji, is a shot of them fooling around in space forklifts. Guel dreamed of joining Dominicus, but he just ended up as a space forklift manufacturer. Suletta's dream school on Mercury would've probably just ended up being a fucking space forklift school.

So, why am I writing this rant? Well, dear anons, it is because of one simple thing. This proves for once and for all, that Felsi Rollo is, indeed, forklift certified.

When you think about it, Asticassia's pilot program is just a glorified space forklift school. Like even the M&W book mentions only one or two modules for pilot students are actually about MS combat. All the other modules for pilots are just stuff like "mobile suit and mobile craft controls" or "MS&MC industry". In other words, it's not even a test pilot school for MS. It's a fucking test pilot school for space forklifts. What do students do after graduation? Evidently they just mostly pilot space forklifts or maintain space forklifts, or sell space forklifts. Almost all the background stuff we see students do is about those fucking forklifts, and the last we see of two characters, Chuchu and Rouji, is a shot of them fooling around in space forklifts. Guel dreamed of joining Dominicus, but he just ended up as a space forklift manufacturer. Suletta's dream school on Mercury, most likely would've been a space forklift school as well.

So, why am I writing this rant? Well, dear Felsibros, it is because of one simple thing. I would like to confirm the very important fact that Felsi Rollo is, indeed, forklift certified.