2007-01-14, 17:04 | Link #781 | |
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Heehee. XD No, seriously. Like I said, I'm calling it Aile Lancelot not just because the wings on the back kind of look like Aile Strike, but because Lancelot was launched in the fashion of Gundam SEED OP1. XD |
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2007-01-14, 17:49 | Link #782 | |
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And if you look at that scientist , its pretty obvious from his words that he finds Lancelot invincible. Im not 100% sure that there is no eject seat , we'll just have to see. |
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2007-01-14, 17:51 | Link #783 | |
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Question about Lelouch's mother's side of the family, not sure if this has been touched upon but. Mariannia's maiden name is Lamperouage, right? So what is his connection to the Ashford family? Last edited by SoldierOfDarkness; 2007-01-15 at 01:34. |
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2007-01-15, 02:14 | Link #784 | |
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BTW, it's 'Lamperouge', not 'Lamperouage'. 'Lampe Rouge' in French means 'Red Lamp'.
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2007-01-15, 03:36 | Link #785 | |
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You never know , after all , this is Sunrise. |
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2007-01-15, 15:13 | Link #789 | |
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i wish people whould stop changing laws of physics... It would be a radioactive explosion, not nuclear. Nuclear reactors can't go off like a nuke no matter what you do to it.
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2007-01-15, 16:30 | Link #791 | |
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And BTW guys, last time I checked this was a CODE GEASS thread, not a Gundam Seed Destiny one. |
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2007-01-15, 18:08 | Link #793 | |
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I know nuclear reactor doesnt have the same power as the bomb , but due to overheating , they can make a pretty good explosion. At least Kira should've died , if not Shin as well since he was close enough.......although Gundams are made to fight in space so they should be able to block radiation. |
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2007-01-15, 18:23 | Link #794 |
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Ok i'm going off topic but wasn't there something like turning off the NR or even separating it and/or dropping it before the explosion? Didn't the anime even make a big deal about by showing Kira's hand on the button(s)? (DON'T ANSWER!)
Why is this even important? Sunrise did many things, bad and good so we should wait for what will ahppen here not think about waht they did since it has nothing to do with Code Geass. grrr
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2007-01-16, 04:39 | Link #796 |
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was sunrise also the ones producing gundam wing too? cause that would bring a new meaning to die hard...
oups i realised my comment about sunrise derailed the thread, my bad. Let s dismiss this gundam derailment and return to topic. PS : i putted " around nuclear becaue like Vallen say it cant really explode like a nuke. |
2007-01-16, 05:02 | Link #797 | |
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The hosts themselves had many experiences with explosive devices used in the entertainment industry like in movies, but only when they started doing their show do they really do dangerous things. And guess what? Film explosions look good, but real life explosions that are actually lethal can often be not spectacular at all. That's why they often needed a dummy/jelly block in their experiments to show how dangerous the ordinance was. Thus, an explosion that look spectacular can quite possibly be not as dangerous as it looks. Special materials are used in films to make bright flashes, thick smoke and loud noises, but we see them on TV so often that we associate these things with a dangerous explosion when we shouldn't. Serious, how dangerous could a self-destructed Aegis be? It had ran out of power at that point, and all evidence points to the destruction being designed to prevent capture rather than as something designed to kill others. And by the way, it was a big deal to have a nuclear reactor blown up back in the days of UC Gundam, but that's only because they use mysterious futuristic fusion reactors. (Back on topic) I think there might be a sinister reason for why Lancelot doesn't have a ejection seat... It would be dangerous if the prototype fall into enemy hands. And since Sunrise (wisely) didn't install meaningless self-destruction buttons into Knightmares, the lack of ejection seats ensures the pilot could not panic and run away leaving the mech behind.
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2007-01-16, 05:52 | Link #799 | |
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In my own words, if it was an important Duke or other famous persons in the political circle who pilots the Lancelot, they would HAVE to put in an ejection seat. The scientist himself openly treats Suzaku like he was a component of the mech, and I can't help but feel if given the choice, he would chose to have a badly injured Suzaku with the mech home in one piece, rather than having Suzaku coming back alive and well but the mech lost to the enemy. I remember stories of early aircraft carrier combat planes being sufficently low-tech and cheap, that they could be dumped into the sea so there is room for emergency landings by injured pilots and the like. Back then, a good pilot was too valuable to lose in a war compared to several planes. Nowadays with all the classified multimillion-dollar war equipment, I wonder if the reverse is true.
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