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6/1/2025, 4:42:32 PM
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I finished L-Gaim. I'm very happy to report that my Amu/Leccee ship is safe, as there is zero pair formation in the ending and the guy they were fighting over leaves. The last shot of humans in the series is of Amu collapsing and Leccee reaching out to comfort her, so practically canon.
Unfortunately, there's less interactions between them in the second half as Leccee decides to leave the love triangle (at least partially because she doesn't want to fight Amu anymore) and becomes the captain of a different ship. Whenever they do meet, it tends to be very cute as they're very protective of each other amidst the banter.
There's an interesting thematic complication to this. There's an earlier generation that parallels our heroes, in which two women fought over another male special boy. Without going too much into it, he wasn't worth it, did something terrible to one of them and the other woman (blessed with classic Tomino name Full Flat) left for space where she runs an all-female microstate on an asteroid, complete with a disco. She does a lot of thinking about how happy she was spending time with her rival and thinking of ways to save her from her fate.
It's hard to think the creators didn't realize how gay they made Flat look, especially since the series has quite a few mostly benevolent LGBT jokes. By extension, Leccee and Amu at the end of the show might be intended as a very shy yuri end.
I finished L-Gaim. I'm very happy to report that my Amu/Leccee ship is safe, as there is zero pair formation in the ending and the guy they were fighting over leaves. The last shot of humans in the series is of Amu collapsing and Leccee reaching out to comfort her, so practically canon.
Unfortunately, there's less interactions between them in the second half as Leccee decides to leave the love triangle (at least partially because she doesn't want to fight Amu anymore) and becomes the captain of a different ship. Whenever they do meet, it tends to be very cute as they're very protective of each other amidst the banter.
There's an interesting thematic complication to this. There's an earlier generation that parallels our heroes, in which two women fought over another male special boy. Without going too much into it, he wasn't worth it, did something terrible to one of them and the other woman (blessed with classic Tomino name Full Flat) left for space where she runs an all-female microstate on an asteroid, complete with a disco. She does a lot of thinking about how happy she was spending time with her rival and thinking of ways to save her from her fate.
It's hard to think the creators didn't realize how gay they made Flat look, especially since the series has quite a few mostly benevolent LGBT jokes. By extension, Leccee and Amu at the end of the show might be intended as a very shy yuri end.
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