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Mirai Noa (ミライ・ノア Mirai Noa?), born Mirai Yashima (ミライ・ヤシマ Mirai Yashima?), is a character that appears in Mobile Suit Gundam, Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam and Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack. The daughter of the influential Shou Yashima, Mirai began her military career when she volunteered with fellow Side 7 civilians, Amuro Ray, Fraw Bow and Hayato Kobayashi to crew the SCV-70 White Base during the One Year War.
Personality & Character[]
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History[]
Mirai was born in U.C. 0061 on Kyushu, Japan, Earth. Mirai's family were the prestigious Yashima family, who were no strangers in the Far East and Earth Federation government. Her father, Shou, was a great man who, after serving as CEO for the Yashima Company, became a member of the Earth Federation and contributed to diplomacy with the Principality of Zeon. But he died before the war broke out [3].
One Year War[]
Mirai is a civilian who joins the White Base crew after the attack on Side 7. Her training as a space glider pilot makes her the best choice to take the White Base's helm, and Mirai soon becomes both Bright Noa's trusted deputy and a surrogate mother to the ship's young crew. She is also the daughter of a powerful and well-connected family. Her father's death at the early stages of the war has made her emotionally insecure; prone to worry and distrust in people around her. This causes complications later in the series when she is reunited with her fiancée in Side 6, Cameron Bloom, whom she disliked and perceived as cowardly, as he actively avoided the war by fleeing to Side 6. Mirai was also briefly attracted to Sleggar Law, but Sleggar pointed out that she was just too good for someone like him and Sleggar gave her the ring that belonged to his mother shortly before he died.
Gryps Conflict[]
Mirai Noa, 0087.
After the One Year War, Mirai married Bright, and their family had since expanded to include their son Hathaway and daughter Cheimin. The Noa family lived in a military residence at the Federation's Jaburo base, effectively making them hostages to ensure Bright's continued loyalty, but when Bright defected to the AEUG resistance group Mirai spirited their children out of harm's way and set out to get them safely off of the Earth. While waiting around for her tickets in Hong Kong she met up with Amuro; Amuro's friend Beltochika was surprised to see that Mirai wasn't with Bright and wonders if it's the best for her and the children, but Mirai reassures her and says they're okay since they know Bright is fighting hard for all of them.
Later Mirai and her children were captured in order to force Karaba to hand over their ship the Audhumla but were freed with the help of both Amuro and Kamille Bidan. Afterwards Mirai told Kamille about what happened between Amuro and Lalah Sune and that she is the reason why Amuro is hestitant to head back into space. Mirai decides to remain, feeling it was better not to distract Bright at this critical moment, pointing out that Stephanie Luio has agreed that she will be supporting them. Mirai also advises Beltorchika Irma not to rush her relationship with Amuro.
Some time later, Hayato hands Bright a tape with a recorded video message from Mirai and the children, where they tell him how they have been; upon watching it, Bright tears up.
Second Neo Zeon War[]
During the early events of Char's Counterattack, the Noa family is seen attempting to leave Earth and rejoin Bright from a spaceport in the path of Char's first asteroid drop (although they are unaware of the drop). Mirai sends Hathaway to space by himself, sacrificing her seat on the shuttle. She tells her son that she and Cheimin will follow on the next flight, but they are unable to and leave Hong Kong and at the end of the movie they watch the bright lights created by the Axis Shock phenomenon.
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Appearances[]
- Television Series
- Mobile Suit Gundam
- Episode 34, A Fateful Encounter
- Episode 35, The Glory of Solomon
- Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam
- Episode 17, Hong Kong City
- Episode 18, Mirai Captured
- Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ
- Episode 16, Melee Aboard the Argama
- In Bright's photograph
- Episode 16, Melee Aboard the Argama
- Movies
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 (2012-02-21) "PERSONAL PROFILE FG 09 (front)", THE OFFICIAL GUNDAM FACT FILE 23 (in Chinese). DeAgostini. EAN 4710446414434 23.
- ↑ 岡崎昭行 (2010-04-26). データガンダム キャラクター列伝 〔宇宙世紀編 I〕 (in Japanese). 角川書店, p. 16. ISBN 9784047154452.
- ↑ 岡崎昭行 (2010-04-26). データガンダム キャラクター列伝 〔宇宙世紀編 I〕 (in Japanese). 角川書店, p. 17. ISBN 9784047154452.
Char's Counterattack characters
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| Earth Federation / Londo Bell | Amuro Ray | Bright Noa | Chan Agi | Astonaige Medoz | Kayra Su | Meran | Anna Hanna | Tooth | Adenauer Paraya | Cameron Bloom | John Bauer | |
| Newborn Neo Zeon | Char Aznable | Quess Paraya | Gyunei Guss | Nanai Miguel | Rezin Schnyder | Kaises M. Buyer | Horst Harness | Lyle | |
| Civilians | Hathaway Noa | Mirai Noa | Cheimin Noa | October Saran | Katherine | Christina | Haro | |