Shirley has nothing else to sell her except unrequited love, is that what you mean? XD
Pretty much. One dimensional. She has no edge. Nina is more interesting.
I was very impressed with Euphemia when she got in between a fighting group of combat mechs unarmed and on foot to try to stop them, and impressed again when she turned herself over to the 'terrorists' to save her subjects; she's got the spirit I like to see in a person of office. At first I thought she would be fluffy - I was very wrong. ;)
Lacus is from Gundam Seed right? I never got into that show, and I have seen many comparisons being made. I kinda think maybe I am lucky in being to able to see these characters for themselves because these parallels don't occur to me. :)
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Pretty much. One dimensional. She has no edge. Nina is more interesting.
I was very impressed with Euphemia when she got in between a fighting group of combat mechs unarmed and on foot to try to stop them, and impressed again when she turned herself over to the 'terrorists' to save her subjects; she's got the spirit I like to see in a person of office. At first I thought she would be fluffy - I was very wrong. ;)
Lacus is from Gundam Seed right? I never got into that show, and I have seen many comparisons being made. I kinda think maybe I am lucky in being to able to see these characters for themselves because these parallels don't occur to me. :)