Why have a gay gundam series

Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury is pretty gay and while this revelation may have been a cause for some celebration, it's also not the most surprising discovery. Ever since Char and Amuro's time , the franchise's melodramatic writing has produced scenes that, on a subtextual level, feel heavily queer, but few are as direct and bold as this premiere. At the end of Witch From Mercury 's first episode, Suletta Mercury defeated Guel in a duel for the sake of Miorine's honor, who had been bound by the school's rules to be Guel's husband. After the duel, Miorine revealed that by defeating Guel, Suletta had inadvertently just become her new groom.

IBO has an everyone dies ending I remember him being the most torn up over Lockon's death at the end of season 1. His crying stuck with me more than Setsuna's Big No or the fact that the Haros were mourning him too. Then there's Tieria.

Not set in the primary continuity of the Universal Century, but instead in the original Ad Stella timeline, G-Witch tells the story of a dystopian future ruled by mega-corps, where Gundams are outlawed, and tension between "Spacians" and "Earthians" has them on the brink of war. The series immediately caught fans' attention for being the first Gundam series with a female protagonist, Suletta Mercury, but online discussion exploded when the first episode was released, and ended with Suletta and her co-protagonist, Miorine Rembran, getting engaged. Gundam has always had LGBT fans, but with a lesbian couple put in the spotlight, the franchise found an entirely new fanbase, performed excellently in Japan, and made the franchise the most mainstream it's been overseas in decades. G-Witch's ratings were consistently high, it was discussed in mass online every week it aired, and merchandise sales have been so consistently strong, it can still be difficult to find an Aerial model kit.

Synopsis :. One day, the girl he has a crush on, Hina Yumihara, saves him from being killed by a guy in a mecha, and then sends him into the future, revealing that she herself was also from the future. Vanilla is safe. Vanilla is acceptable.