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Funkatron · 2013-05-05, 08:40

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Originally Posted by jeroz

Just realised something.

It won't surprise me if the future antagonists uses rope to fight against Chamber, like how he was binded by his own rotational gravity field in this episode

He still has antigravity, so he'll shrug it off like he did Rackage and her underlings. They'd have to really anchor the rope/chain/binding in order for that to work

Anh_Minh · 2013-05-05, 08:50

He might also get free relatively easily if he was willing to break everything around him.

LKK · 2013-05-05, 11:25

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Originally Posted by Anh_Minh

He might also get free relatively easily if he was willing to break everything around him.

I assumed that's why he remained bound. He was still following Ledo's instructions to not hurt the people or destroy the ships. I can't imagine ropes actually being much of a hindrance to Chamber.

Gravitas Free Zone · 2013-05-05, 12:09

Considering the first episode fight sequence, it appears that the Machine Caliber has beam emitters in all sorts of places, so cutting free should not be a big problem either.

Guido · 2013-07-07, 16:09

Before leaving my final thoughts for this series, I'm rewatching episodes which I miss to deliver my review about them back after they aired.

Fourth episode deals with the themes of free thought and flexibility. The idea that a person's existence is not assigned but can be beneficial to others that want to have company or a friend that will listen to them.

I cannot be biased against the GA, since it's most likely they didn't have any choice on the matter to evolve their civilization in order survive against the Hideauze.

On the other hand, the people on Earth are living and let live, and it is what Bebel gave to Ledo his own interpretation to the meaning of "standing by".

One thing for sure is that I likeD how the staff executed with natural spontaneity both Ledo and Chamber's lack of credibility, upon observing how much Earthling human's society differs drastically from the GA.

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2013-05-05, 08:50	Link #202
Anh_Minh I disagree with you all. Join Date: Dec 2005	He might also get free relatively easily if he was willing to break everything around him.

2013-05-05, 12:09	Link #204
Gravitas Free Zone Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2012	Considering the first episode fight sequence, it appears that the Machine Caliber has beam emitters in all sorts of places, so cutting free should not be a big problem either.

2013-07-07, 16:09	Link #205
Guido Snobby Gentleman Join Date: May 2004 Location: Monterrey, México Age: 43	Before leaving my final thoughts for this series, I'm rewatching episodes which I miss to deliver my review about them back after they aired. Fourth episode deals with the themes of free thought and flexibility. The idea that a person's existence is not assigned but can be beneficial to others that want to have company or a friend that will listen to them. I cannot be biased against the GA, since it's most likely they didn't have any choice on the matter to evolve their civilization in order survive against the Hideauze. On the other hand, the people on Earth are living and let live, and it is what Bebel gave to Ledo his own interpretation to the meaning of "standing by". One thing for sure is that I likeD how the staff executed with natural spontaneity both Ledo and Chamber's lack of credibility, upon observing how much Earthling human's society differs drastically from the GA.