
9/30/2022 c27 Guest
Doing Great,I love to see More Info on Other Inner Powers and their Ships.
Doing Great,I love to see More Info on Other Inner Powers and their Ships.
9/26/2022 c27 JC
Doing Great,You need to keep View on The Titans Balances,Showing their Enough Members that are Competent not just Emma,The Dolowa will go down.
I love for the Arc Royal visit the Other inner Powers like the Wing,Seed,X and G fighter,s ones.
Doing Great,You need to keep View on The Titans Balances,Showing their Enough Members that are Competent not just Emma,The Dolowa will go down.
I love for the Arc Royal visit the Other inner Powers like the Wing,Seed,X and G fighter,s ones.
2/12/2022 c27
5Kaiser Chris
Another good battle chapter and I'm glad to see the climax of this arc approaching. The explanation for the Solar System and how it works as a defensive weapon with all of its strengths and flaws was a good exploration into the weapon both from a Gundam and space opera sense. Hopefully as the war goes on the Federation and their allies will be able to gain all kinds of superweapons so that the war isn't just ships and mobile suits. I would also really love if in the future we had some sort of chapter dedicated to ground warfare to show the grunt side of the war.
I like what you did with Bask and Jaimaican in showing how they are still a cruel killer and ambitious sycophant but at the same time they were incredibly useless and idiotic like how they were through the entirety of Zeta, giving them some measure of competency and charisma that explains how they got the position.
However, one issue I have is the presentation of the Titans. What I am referring to is how the rest of the Earth Federation forces treat them with disdain and suspicion as the spooks of the war and the literal blackshirts of the Federation. It doesn't feel too natural as an in-universe sentiment and instead feels like the cast projecting meta feelings because the Titans were the big bads of Zeta with no redeeming elements so of course they are the EVIL. I'm not saying to make the main characters Titans stans, but just have more nuance and differentiation than everyone being disgusted or shameful.
Also on the topic, while I do like that Emma is a committed Titan here, having her be the sole voice of reason and morals within the Titans and be so personally disgusted with Bask makes her presentation somewhat awkward, like why would the Titans recruit her in the first place? I'm not asking for Emma to become an anti-hero, but just show some subtle actions or attitudes that would show her being worthy of being recruited into the Titans besides her powers, like maybe her being a Nationalist or having compassion for allies and civilians but zero regarding the enemy. The Titans aren't too major of an issue, I just hope they get more exploration and development in the future cause they were definitely the most shafted faction in terms of presentation in UC.

Another good battle chapter and I'm glad to see the climax of this arc approaching. The explanation for the Solar System and how it works as a defensive weapon with all of its strengths and flaws was a good exploration into the weapon both from a Gundam and space opera sense. Hopefully as the war goes on the Federation and their allies will be able to gain all kinds of superweapons so that the war isn't just ships and mobile suits. I would also really love if in the future we had some sort of chapter dedicated to ground warfare to show the grunt side of the war.
I like what you did with Bask and Jaimaican in showing how they are still a cruel killer and ambitious sycophant but at the same time they were incredibly useless and idiotic like how they were through the entirety of Zeta, giving them some measure of competency and charisma that explains how they got the position.
However, one issue I have is the presentation of the Titans. What I am referring to is how the rest of the Earth Federation forces treat them with disdain and suspicion as the spooks of the war and the literal blackshirts of the Federation. It doesn't feel too natural as an in-universe sentiment and instead feels like the cast projecting meta feelings because the Titans were the big bads of Zeta with no redeeming elements so of course they are the EVIL. I'm not saying to make the main characters Titans stans, but just have more nuance and differentiation than everyone being disgusted or shameful.
Also on the topic, while I do like that Emma is a committed Titan here, having her be the sole voice of reason and morals within the Titans and be so personally disgusted with Bask makes her presentation somewhat awkward, like why would the Titans recruit her in the first place? I'm not asking for Emma to become an anti-hero, but just show some subtle actions or attitudes that would show her being worthy of being recruited into the Titans besides her powers, like maybe her being a Nationalist or having compassion for allies and civilians but zero regarding the enemy. The Titans aren't too major of an issue, I just hope they get more exploration and development in the future cause they were definitely the most shafted faction in terms of presentation in UC.
2/10/2022 c27
6Juubi-K
The Gate of Abaddon has opened, and the battle begins.
A concise chapter, but a good one; opening this most crucial of battles. The big events here are the introduction of some old faces from Zeta. Bask Om and Jamaican Daningan have arrived, representing the thus-far mysterious Titans; along with Emma Sheen and the fourth Gundam.
Bask is pretty much what I expected; aggressive and slightly smug. Jamaican is a little more complex. He's a careerist and an elitist, concerned with his own advancement and fame, but he is loyal to Earth and its people, and will fight to protect them.
And there's Emma Sheen; the real stand-out compared to her canon self. This version is a stone-cold killer, who has seen many battles, and expects to see many more. I'm thinking, and hoping, we'll see more of her in the future; considering she has the Delta Gundam.
All in all, these Titans don't come across as particularly villainous, at least not yet. But I want to see how you handle them, especially Emma.
A good chapter all around. I look forward to the next one.

The Gate of Abaddon has opened, and the battle begins.
A concise chapter, but a good one; opening this most crucial of battles. The big events here are the introduction of some old faces from Zeta. Bask Om and Jamaican Daningan have arrived, representing the thus-far mysterious Titans; along with Emma Sheen and the fourth Gundam.
Bask is pretty much what I expected; aggressive and slightly smug. Jamaican is a little more complex. He's a careerist and an elitist, concerned with his own advancement and fame, but he is loyal to Earth and its people, and will fight to protect them.
And there's Emma Sheen; the real stand-out compared to her canon self. This version is a stone-cold killer, who has seen many battles, and expects to see many more. I'm thinking, and hoping, we'll see more of her in the future; considering she has the Delta Gundam.
All in all, these Titans don't come across as particularly villainous, at least not yet. But I want to see how you handle them, especially Emma.
A good chapter all around. I look forward to the next one.
2/4/2022 c27 Guest
Excellent story,I hope Wing Zero Alpha,will give more Info on Inner powers and Outer powers.
I love to see more on ther ships.
Excellent story,I hope Wing Zero Alpha,will give more Info on Inner powers and Outer powers.
I love to see more on ther ships.
2/2/2022 c27 JC
Great,story,The Big fight against the Dolowa the start,I hope Ark Royal will visit and help out the other inter what the EF did ,I am still for them against Zeon,I hate Zeon Fadboy mary-sue stories,I hope this das not turn into one.
Any chnce you give more info on Ships of the inner and Outer powers.
Great,story,The Big fight against the Dolowa the start,I hope Ark Royal will visit and help out the other inter what the EF did ,I am still for them against Zeon,I hate Zeon Fadboy mary-sue stories,I hope this das not turn into one.
Any chnce you give more info on Ships of the inner and Outer powers.
7/21/2021 c26
6Juubi-K
Another fine chapter. Another belated review.
This was a transition and preparation chapter, setting us up for the battle to come. And from the looks of things, it's going to be a big one. We have a ragtag Federation task force, and a fleet of the Titans appearing at last. The presence of Paptimus Scirocco suggests they will fight well, but one cannot help but wonder what else might be going on.
And over on the Dolowa, Lutjins has troubles aplenty. It looks like he's been sent on a death-ride into the great unknown after all; for what purpose none can say. From what I know of Gihren, I wouldn't be surprised if the whole thing wasn't just a 'spoiling' mission; with the Dolowa wreaking havoc on the Federation and hopefully disrupting the preparations for Odessa. A supremely powerful ship, and a fine commander and crew, sacrificed to buy a little time.
Anyway, a good chapter. I look forward to the next one.

Another fine chapter. Another belated review.
This was a transition and preparation chapter, setting us up for the battle to come. And from the looks of things, it's going to be a big one. We have a ragtag Federation task force, and a fleet of the Titans appearing at last. The presence of Paptimus Scirocco suggests they will fight well, but one cannot help but wonder what else might be going on.
And over on the Dolowa, Lutjins has troubles aplenty. It looks like he's been sent on a death-ride into the great unknown after all; for what purpose none can say. From what I know of Gihren, I wouldn't be surprised if the whole thing wasn't just a 'spoiling' mission; with the Dolowa wreaking havoc on the Federation and hopefully disrupting the preparations for Odessa. A supremely powerful ship, and a fine commander and crew, sacrificed to buy a little time.
Anyway, a good chapter. I look forward to the next one.
7/10/2021 c26
30SulliMike23
It figures that the Titans would be here. They are no better than the Zeeks!

It figures that the Titans would be here. They are no better than the Zeeks!
6/3/2021 c25 UltraMickey
You know, this is an actual good Gundam sci-if Novel. So much so that I wish the Galactic Century should be turned into an anime. Looking forward for the next chapters.
You know, this is an actual good Gundam sci-if Novel. So much so that I wish the Galactic Century should be turned into an anime. Looking forward for the next chapters.
5/11/2021 c25
6Juubi-K
And here we are.
This chapter seems to be a transitional chapter; doing what transitional chapters are supposed to do. It carries us through the interlude between battles, catching up on our heroes and villains as they grapple with what just happened, and what's going to be done about it.
We see a little something of most of the key characters. Our heroes are unsettled, but determined to fight on. The Zeon characters, notably Lutjins and Mallet, seem dissatisfied and uncertain, wondering why this is all going so well. But the character we really see something of is Sara Zindermann, once she is alone with her thoughts. We learn that the unbreakable resolve we see in the Pegasus crew is the thing that most unsettles her about the Federation. She wonders if Zeon, like a certain empire before it, has not awakened a sleeping giant and filled it with a terrible resolve.
All in all, a worthwhile chapter. It did what it was supposed to do, and got us set for the mighty battle I am fairly certain awaits us. I look forward to it.

And here we are.
This chapter seems to be a transitional chapter; doing what transitional chapters are supposed to do. It carries us through the interlude between battles, catching up on our heroes and villains as they grapple with what just happened, and what's going to be done about it.
We see a little something of most of the key characters. Our heroes are unsettled, but determined to fight on. The Zeon characters, notably Lutjins and Mallet, seem dissatisfied and uncertain, wondering why this is all going so well. But the character we really see something of is Sara Zindermann, once she is alone with her thoughts. We learn that the unbreakable resolve we see in the Pegasus crew is the thing that most unsettles her about the Federation. She wonders if Zeon, like a certain empire before it, has not awakened a sleeping giant and filled it with a terrible resolve.
All in all, a worthwhile chapter. It did what it was supposed to do, and got us set for the mighty battle I am fairly certain awaits us. I look forward to it.