- Comparing a copy of the Rose of Hermes Bellri was given in Ep. 12 to the RX-78-2 Gundam manual◊ picked up by Amuro Ray gives further credence to this theory.
- Is it me or does the symbol look◊ familiar?
- Confirmed.
- It could be Bellri's Mid-Season Upgrade.
- Or either the Turn A or Turn X. Maybe even the Black Dollnote from the Turn A novels.
- Or even the RX-78-2.
- Hell, it might even be Gigantis.
- Jossed. It turns out to be the space elevator itself.
Either a shot of the Turn X floating in space, or the Turn A buried on Earth.
- Or possibly a cameo appearance by Corin Nander, if not a young Gym Ghingham.
- Corin was, by what few indicators exist, from the After Colony era.
- Jossed. The last episode ends with Bellri deciding to travel around the world, and both the Turn A and Turn X are nowhere to be found. Additionally, the odds of Gingham appearing in the series were rather slim anyway, since nothing in Turn A suggested that he'd been in cryostasis like Nander had been in - at the very most, it would've been a distant ancestor.
- Corin was, by what few indicators exist, from the After Colony era.
And that the mystery behind the SU-Cordists and Capital would involve Banagher and Minerva's legacy or the descendants of Judau Ashta's Newtype colony.
- Semi-confirmed. Bellri and Luin find their way to the surprisingly still-kinda-intact ruins of Jabruro base during their battle in episode 26.
Hey, it's all but directly said. He mutters to himself that Earthnoids have to get extinct, and he has a somewhat darker complexion and white hair but doesn't seem to be old enough for it to grey out naturally.
- Semi-confirmed. He is indeed a Spacenoid, only not from Towasanga, but from even further afield, being the Venus Globe renegade who believes that We Have Become Complacent and wants to advance the humanity through conflict.
There is a connection with G-Saviour and G-Reco because:
- The word Gundam was never mentioned (so far) in G-Reco. It is the same story as the G-Saviour movie.
- This part is Jossed since they do call the G-Self a "Gundam" in the latter half.
- The food shortage mentioned in G-Saviour may have got worse and it explains the Kuntala in G-Reco.
- don't forget that every capital army mobile suit share same name to CONSENT mobile suit.
- Additionally, G-Savior is the furthest ahead in the UC timeline that still uses the UC calendar.
We saw Luin as a somewhat reasonable cadet before his first sortie as Captain Mask. Also, his background as a Kuntala doesn't overtly affect him during the first episodes, which seems to be his driving force as his current identity. Finally, it's remarkable that he does not recognize Bellri when they saw each other face-to-face in battle (but that may be due to the helmet) or even actually notices Manny while at home base. Then again, he may be actively avoiding recognizing people he knows (Manny at least) to keep the image, the same way a previous role by Takuya Satou does.
- If this WMG is true, it would joss the prior one, for reasons noted in the Fridge tab.
Even during the One Year War, when the effects of Minovsky Particles were just beginning to be felt in the field of military hardware, communications was only reduced to short-range, not completely blocked for anything beyond physical contact (like the entirety of G-Reco). I'd wager that if any UC-era mobile suits were found in "just off the factory floor" condition, it'd be the capabilities of the communications suite in the midst of full Minovsky jamming that would really blow people's minds.