Comparing Version 3 to Version 4:
Comments:
Stretch:<br>
Episode five was neat as Tanikaze and a female pilot, Hoshijiro (I think) are adrift in a mobile suit which has basically run out of gas. The two are crammed together into the one-man cockpit, which gets a little awkward when she needs to 'photosynthesize'. Again, the technology seems plausible, well thought-out, and therefore interesting. What didn't get enough attention, I thought, was that it was always possible that help would never come, and they would die a miserable death in outer space. With this episode one arc of the series seems to have come to a close, and we can only guess what will happen next.<br>
Episode five was neat as Tanikaze and a female pilot, Hoshijiro (I think) are adrift in a mobile suit which has basically run out of gas. The two are crammed together into the one-man cockpit, which gets a little awkward when she needs to 'photosynthesize'. Again, the technology seems plausible, well thought-out, and therefore interesting. What didn't get enough attention, I thought, was that it was always possible that help would never come, and they would die a miserable death in outer space. With this episode one arc of the series seems to have come to a close, and we can only guess what will happen next.<br>
