De eerste 177 regels.
‐ It is now 23:40 Greenwich Mean Time.
We are about to witness the end of the world as we know it
and usher in a new world as never before imagined.
The Earth Federation government is about to host a ceremony
at the prime minister's residence, Laplace,
to celebrate the birth of a new era.
The ingenuity of mankind has allowed us
to move beyond Mother Earth
and build worlds of our own to inhabit.
Tonight, we'll mark the beginning of a new epoch.
Let us come together in this joyous moment
to honor the past, the era of Anno Domini,
and greet the dawn of the Universal Century
with open hearts and minds.
So with great enthusiasm, let us open the door
to our future together.
Farewell, Anno Domini, and welcome Universal Century.
‐ Greetings, citizens of Earth and space.
I am Ricardo Marcenas,
prime minister of the Earth Federation.
It is with great pride that I stand before you tonight.
In a matter of mere moments,
the era of Anno Domini will fade into history.
In the past, presidents and prime ministers
addressed the citizens of their respective countries.
Each country had its own people, its own territories
originally created to protect their interests,
and defend against attacks from other countries,
but when you look at the Earth from space,
you can't see those dividing lines.
And now that we've made mankind's dream
of a unified world government a reality,
we are no longer bound by the antiquated
nation‐state system.
And just as no man is an island unto himself,
no one being can survive without coexisting with the others.
Now that we must face dangers
that threaten our planet as a whole,
the entirety of our people can face them as one.
The old nations of Earth were incapable
to create effective solutions.
‐ Well, then?
‐ We're going to proceed as planned,
but this has the potential to create chaos
on a level we have never before known.
‐ It's hard to believe it's been almost 100 years.
If nothing is done, the Earth Sphere
will not be able to continue.
Those who can correct the flaws of the Universal Century
are beginning to emerge.
I pray that we will soon find one
who can be entrusted to carry Laplace's Box.
‐ Yes, sir.
‐ Cardeas.
Can you forgive me?
‐ What we're about to do could lead
to the destruction of the world.
If anyone were able to give you forgiveness,
it would have to be me.
‐ Disperse Minovsky Particles at combat density now!
‐ Enemy ship appears to be Clop class.
Thermal energy detected.
‐ Evasive maneuvers!
‐ What's taking so long with the bulkheads?
‐ Intense heat sources emitted from the ship.
Appears to be two mobile suits.
Correction, make that three suits!
Approaching at high speed.
‐ Send Marida out.
Ignore the mothership.
The Garencieres can shake it off.
‐ Roger that.
Target has been acquired.
That's a high‐speed Jegan,
possibly a special forces version.
‐ That means this was no coincidence.
We hit the debris cluster in 10 minutes.
Take care of those Jegans and get back here.
‐ That's an affirmative, Master.
‐ And stop calling me Master.
‐ Marida Cruz, Kshatriya, launch!
No way you're following our ship.
Funnels!
‐ Damn the Sleeves!
‐ Mission complete, returning to ship.
‐ Therefore, it was the Battle of A Baoa Qu
which brought an end to the One Year War 17 years ago,
one year before you were born.
Once the hostilities ceased, over half of the human race
had been wiped out.
The war was started by the Principality of Zeon
in the name of independence for the space immigrants.
And even though the war's officially over,
groups claiming to be the remnants of Zeon
have started their own wars.
They claim to desire autonomy for the Spacenoids,
but at their heart, you will still find the same ideas
of the inherent superiority of the chosen elite
found in the philosophy of Gihren Zabi.
The concept of Zeonism, proposed by Zeon Deikun,
the so‐called Newtype ideology, was a dangerous belief
that ultimately produced these rebellious elements.
You there!
You'd best give me your full attention.
You believe you can get a job without an education?
But Anaheim won't even hire you
for a factory worker position
if you don't hold some kind of diploma!
Don't believe everything you hear about that 100%
job placement rate.
‐ Sorry to interrupt, Mr. Bancroft.
It's the shuttle again.
‐ Don't you think it's time
they upgraded the shuttles?
‐ The chairman's such a tightwad.
He thinks that the decommissioned
Anaheim ones are enough.
‐ So are we staying here tonight, or what?
I didn't bring a change of clothes.
‐ Yeah, me neither.
‐ So that means tomorrow, we're gonna miss the field trip
to the Snail.
‐ No way!
I can't spend two days here
listening to Bancroft's special lectures!
It'll put me in a coma!
‐ I bet I could teach all the history up to Char's Rebellion
in under two minutes, right, Banagher?
Hey, look up there, it's a Zaku!
Dammit, Bancroft, why didn't you tell us
there was something so cool here?
‐ What is it?
What's so cool about it?
‐ It's only the granddaddy of all mobile suits!
Hey, wait a sec, we gotta check it out!
‐ No, we don't.
‐ The wars ended a long time ago.
What are those things good for?
‐ Takuya, I'm pretty sure you can't take pictures.
‐ If you'd listen to me, we coulda had so much fun, but no.
‐ Hey, Banagher.
Do you realize you look out into the distance a lot?
‐ I do?
‐ Yeah, like just now.
‐ I'm not really looking at anything when I do that.
It's hard to explain.
I guess I'm wondering where‐‐
‐ Where your father is?
‐ No, where I am.
‐ Oh, sorry.
‐ It feels like no matter what I'm doing,
I don't actually feel like I'm there.
‐ I know what you mean!
It's like you can't put your finger on it,
but everything feels off, right?
‐ Yeah.
‐ I sometimes wonder if that feeling's
gonna keep growing stronger.
I think the only people who don't think that way...
Hey, are you listening to me?
‐ A mobile suit.
‐ Increase velocity.
‐ Right.
‐ Fly like you're going straight into that debris field.
Keep going.
‐ Please, sir, I can't!
‐ Breakdown, 0‐6‐0.
I'm most impressed.
‐ Thank you.
‐ With the machine.
At ease.
‐ RX‐0, final phase, all clear.
Psycho frame g‐force within expected parameters.
Pilot's life signs stable.
‐ We're heading back now, Gael.
‐ I'm sorry, sir.
‐ What's the matter?
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