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4/13/2025, 7:02:46 AM
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The scientists pretty much say it on the nose when they first see the mobile dolls.
But it's true that a lot of Wing is based on the idea that people need to understand violence in order to attain peace which is a pretty brutal message. Though Wing makes it a point to honor the soldiers because of how far they're willing to go to limit the sacrifices to just themselves in order to protect civilians. An example is when OZ is about to fire Barge at a colony led by the Earth Alliance's space remnants (Septum's son and father), they evacuate the colony and then say that this'll mark the first time that a colony has been destroyed in war and that this sacrifice is necessary in order for the colonies to understand that by arming themselves, they're further encouraging this. Zechs takes this idea overboard in the end and decides that the Earth and its inhabitants must suffer massive damage in order to understand what war really means while Treize plans to sacrifice himself so that Zechs can "win" against the Earth forces creating and end to the war. Though whether Treize thought that Zechs was just bluffing about destroying the Earth or if he believed that the Zechs was serious but had full faith that the Gundam pilots would be able to stop him is unknown.
The scientists pretty much say it on the nose when they first see the mobile dolls.
But it's true that a lot of Wing is based on the idea that people need to understand violence in order to attain peace which is a pretty brutal message. Though Wing makes it a point to honor the soldiers because of how far they're willing to go to limit the sacrifices to just themselves in order to protect civilians. An example is when OZ is about to fire Barge at a colony led by the Earth Alliance's space remnants (Septum's son and father), they evacuate the colony and then say that this'll mark the first time that a colony has been destroyed in war and that this sacrifice is necessary in order for the colonies to understand that by arming themselves, they're further encouraging this. Zechs takes this idea overboard in the end and decides that the Earth and its inhabitants must suffer massive damage in order to understand what war really means while Treize plans to sacrifice himself so that Zechs can "win" against the Earth forces creating and end to the war. Though whether Treize thought that Zechs was just bluffing about destroying the Earth or if he believed that the Zechs was serious but had full faith that the Gundam pilots would be able to stop him is unknown.
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