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Mu La Flaga (ムウ・ラ・フラガ Mū Ra Furaga?) is a character introduced in the anime Mobile Suit Gundam SEED. In the events of Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny, he would return as Neo Roanoke, commander of the Phantom Pain unit.

Personality & Character[]

Don't worry. You guys can win. Because I have the knack of making the impossible, possible.

—Neo/Mu Freedom and Justice

It's tiring being the man who makes the impossible possible...

—Mu after tanking the Requiem's shot with the Akatsuki. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Freedom

Mu has a carefree and boastful spirit. He is lighthearted and friendly, willing to accept a Coordinator like Kira Yamato into the crew of the Archangel. Mu does not show any actual hatred towards Coordinators, but is genuinely surprised and impressed by their abilities at their peak. Mu is casually boastful of his abilities, with his motto being that he can make "the impossible possible". Mu also tends to be somewhat of a ladies' man, being very friendly to the females aboard the Archangel and often making nicknames for them.

When Mu is brainwashed by Logos and becomes Neo Roanoke, his personality drastically changes. He becomes more of a leader to his subordinates aboard the Girty Lue. Although a ruthless and cunning leader, Neo commands a great deal of trust from his subordinates; he demonstrates some sympathy for the Extended pilots, who are viewed as equipment by most of the Earth Alliance Forces.

However, he is not above manipulating them and does so upon orders from Djibril or for the sake of their performance in battle. These incidents include but are not limited to: Wiping memories of Stella from Sting and Auel after her capture and promising Shinn that he would not send Stella to battle before immediately having her pilot the GFAS-X1 Destroy Gundam. Despite this, he still deeply cares for the trio, expressing shock and horror at Auel's death and sadness over Stella's demise.

Neo is considered the complete opposite of Mu, willing to deceive others in order to achieve his goals. However, it is interesting to note that Neo talks in the same light-hearted manner as Mu and makes similar silly comments. Once Neo defects to Orb, he tends to take more of a supportive role to Athrun and Kira as he tries to regain his memories.

As of C.E. 75, Mu seem to have completely regained his memories as his former self.

Skills & Abilities[]

His high spatial awareness allows him to be extremely proficient in employing the remotely controlled gunbarrels of the TS-MA2mod.00 Moebius Zero; he was part of a very small group of pilots capable of handling the Moebius Zero, and the only one of those to survive the Battle of Endymion Crater. He uses these abilities to effectively duel Dearka Elsman's GAT-X103 Buster Gundam even though his Moebius Zero is less powerful and less technologically advanced, and later against Shinn Asuka's ZGMF-X56S Impulse Gundam and Rey Za Burrel's ZGMF-1001/M Blaze ZAKU Phantom as Neo using the TS-MA4F Exus, Moebius Zero's newly-created successor.

His mobile suit piloting skill is also excellent, and he was able to dispatch the normal grunt units with ease. However, it was only until he received the ORB-01 Akatsuki Gundam, which could be equipped with remote weaponry, was he able to unleash his full potential while piloting a mobile suit.

Throughout his war record, he has been noted to have an extrasensory link towards Rau Le Creuset as Mu, and Rey Za Burrel as Neo. Although he did not sense it, Kira seems to also have a one-sided link to this, being able to trace Neo during their encounters at Dardanelles and Berlin.

Physical Aspects & Clothing[]

History[]

Background[]

Mu was born to an aristocratic family. However, his father, Al Da Flaga, believed he was "genetically impure" because of the DNA of his "inferior mother". Seeking a new successor, Al had himself cloned. Both of Mu's parents later died when their home burnt down.[1]

First Alliance-PLANT War[]

Mu later joined the military and eventually became a veteran and ace mobile armor pilot. He was well known as the "Hawk of Endymion" for destroying five ZGMF-1017 GINNs with his TS-MA2mod.00 Moebius Zero at the Battle of Endymion Crater, a feat previously considered impossible. However, Mu knew that this title was nothing more than a formality to cover up what happened in the battle. It was during this battle that Mu faced ZAFT officer Rau Le Creuset in combat for the first time, and realized that he and Rau shared a strange extrasensory connection, the two then became rivals for the remainder of the war.[2] The Battle of Endymion Crater also left him as the only remaining pilot capable of handling the Moebius Zero, as its wired gunbarrels require a high degree of spatial awareness not commonly possessed by either Naturals or Coordinators.

Battle of Heliopolis and joining the Archangel[]

Mu was assigned to escort the five specially-trained Earth Alliance pilots to the colony of Heliopolis, where five G Project mobile suits were being developed. However, ZAFT's Le Creuset Team attacked the colony after receiving a tip-off from an inside source. The initial attack led to the deaths of the five pilots and the intended captain of the assault ship Archangel and four of the five G Project suits being stolen.[3] The ship Mu assigned to was also destroyed, and he engaged Rau's ZGMF-515 CGUE with his Moebius Zero, chasing his rival into Heliopolis.[4] Mu attempted to stop Rau, but his Moebius Zero had its Linear Gun destroyed. By this time, the Archangel's surviving crew had restarted the ship and forced their way through the colony's hangar doors[4], while Kira Yamato, a civilian was left to pilot the GAT-X105 Strike Gundam, the only G Project suit not to be stolen. Using the Launcher Striker pack, Kira's Strike destroyed the arm of Rau's CGUE, forcing him to retreat.[5]

Mu subsequently joined the crew of the Archangel where he was introduced to Murrue Ramius, the head foreman of the G Project's transport and the highest-ranked soldier of the three, including Ensign Natarle Badgiruel, the leader of the Archangel's remaining crew. Upon seeing Kira, Mu deduced immediately that Kira was a Coordinator due to his superior abilities, and Murrue revealed that he had also defeated a GINN beforehand. As this caused Kira's friends to become defensive, Mu clarified he meant no ill-will, but admiration as the Strike had previously cycled through several test pilots that failed to properly control the unit before Kira.[5] As Kira and his friends had still seen important military secrets, they were detained on the ship and were not allowed to leave. Natarle considered having Mu pilot the Strike instead, but he flatly rejected the idea as he couldn't understand its OS. With very few options, Ramius decided to utilize both Kira and the Strike for the Archangel to make its escape from Heliopolis. GINNs from the Le Creuset Team soon arrived and led a second attack on the Archangel inside the colony.[5]

As his Moebius Zero wasn't repaired yet, Mu was tasked with helping the ship's CIC and was shocked to see the GINNs holding heavy artillery with little concern over the damage already suffered by the now-crumbling colony. Mu was eventually able to lock onto Olor Kudenbru's GINN and shot it down with the Archangel's main cannons, but accidentally hit one of the colony's suspension cables behind the GINN. While the Archangel would destroy the final GINN sent into the colony, the GINN had fired its remaining missiles at the colony's cable, finally causing Heliopolis to implode.[5]

As the crew was deliberating what to do since they were too understaffed to fight, too slow to outrun a Nazca-class destroyer or even surrender, Kira returned to the ship, unexpectedly bringing a stranded Life Boat from Heliopolis. In spite of the ship using an unknown identification code and holding Atlantic Federation military secrets, Natarle recommended heading for the Eurasian Federation's base at Artemis. While the refugees were given shelter, Mu called Kira as Kojiro Murdoch was demanding he maintain his own unit. Kira initially refused as he was only forced to pilot the Strike, but Mu asked if he would refuse when the ZAFT forces threatened them again, and Mu pointed out that they were the only ones that could defend the ship. He encouraged Kira to use his abilities to make a difference. Aware of the true struggles, Kira and his friends join the Archangel's crew as volunteers. Before disembarking as Rau threatened to stop the Archangel from reaching Artemis, Kira told Mu he was only fighting to protect the people on board, and Mu expressed the same belief; as no one will fight without reason, but they cannot protect if they will not fight.[6]

Skirmish near Artemis[]

This time, Rau would now use the stolen GAT-X102 Duel Gundam, GAT-X103 Buster Gundam, GAT-X207 Blitz Gundam and GAT-X303 Aegis Gundam against the Archangel. Mu's plan called for Kira to draw the attention of the Aegis and the Archangel of the three other units, Mu would sneak off to search for and attack Rau's flagship, the Vesalius. Mu's patience paid off as he damaged the Vesalius's engines, forcing Rau to call off his attack and retreat. As he was making a return trip, he found that Kira had been captured by the Aegis, and launched his Moebius Zero's weapon pods to rescue Kira. Kira escaped thanks to Mu and equipped the Launcher Striker pack to finally drive away the stolen units.[7]

Due to the stress of the battle, Kira refused to come out of the cockpit, but Mu opened the cockpit and reassured Kira that everyone was safe and that the fight was over. The forces from Artemis soon arrive to inspect the Archangel before granting them access, and Mu warned Kira to put a lock on the Strike's OS before the inspectors arrive.[7]

Battle of Artemis[]

As soon as the Archangel entered the base, the base's commander, Gerard Garcia held the Archangel and its crew and refugees at gunpoint.[7] As the highest-ranking officers on the ship, Mu, Natarle, and Murrue were taken to Garcia who was able to verify their IDs, with Garcia and Mu reminiscing of their battle at Grimaldi Front, where Mu had single-handedly defeated five GINNs which reinvigorated the Villard company that Garcia was a part of. Mu cited that due to the secrecy of their mission, they weren't allowed to inform the base beforehand.[7]

Garcia revealed that he was unable to resupply the Archangel immediately due to a Laurasia-class ship floating nearby. The three were later forced to stay in a guarded room as Garcia's attempted to keep the crew split. However, the Blitz Gundam was able to sneak past Artemis's defense with its Mirage Colloid and destroyed the base's barrier generators. Taking advantage of the chaos, Mu, Natarle, and Murrue faked oxygen deprivation to ambush and knock out their guards before fleeing back to the ship, where the crew had also used the chaos to regain control. Kira, who was battling the Blitz, was also able to take the Strike back to the ship as the Archangel abandoned Artemis.[8]

Battle near Junius Seven[]

After leaving Artemis, the crew of the Archangel began planning their route to the Atlantic Federation's lunar base through Earth's debris belt. Low on supplies, it was decided to salvage supplies from the debris belt, where the ruins of Junius Seven were located. Kira was outraged that they would be defiling the graves of so many, but Mu responded that they weren't in a celebratory mood, but must take whatever resource they could find to stay alive. Several Mistrals were sent into the ruins of Junius Seven in search of usable supplies, recovering much-needed frozen water. While scouring the area, Kira brought back a ZAFT Life Pod holding pop idol, Lacus Clyne, the daughter of PLANT Supreme Council Chairman, Siegel Clyne.[9] Lacus was interrogated by Mu, Natarle and Murrue, and she revealed that she was merely in the area for memorial services and was not actively searching or expecting conflict before she was forced into her emergency escape pod.[10]

To their surprise, they were contacted by the Montgomery of the 8th Advanced Fleet of Admiral Duane Halberton.[10] Unexpectedly, the Advanced Fleet found itself under attack by ZAFT forces, including Le Creuset, and was forced to cancel the rendezvous to engage. Although ordered to turn around, Murrue ordered the crew to support the fleet, Mu was dispatched on his Moebius Zero into the chaotic battle. His unit suffered a direct hit from a GINN and he was forced to pull back. After the destruction of George Allster's ship, Natarle opened a public channel revealing that the Archangel had Lacus as a hostage and ordered the ZAFT forces to halt their attack.[11] Kira was angered by the cowardly tactics used, but Mu responded that they were forced to use such tactics as they had the weaker position and that neither pilots had any right to criticize the captain or combat commander. Still unhappy, Kira took the Strike, and with help from his friends, smuggled Lacus back to the ZAFT forces before returning. Mu launched his Moebius Zero to chase Kira and nearly fought Rau and his CGUE once again. However, at the behest of Lacus' orders to Rau, the ZAFT forces ceased hostilities and both sides withdrew back to their ships.[12] Kira was court-martialed for his actions and Mu argued in Kira's defense, citing Kira as a civilian, not a soldier. As such, Murrue only punished Kira with a stern warning.[13]

Skirmish towards Earth and the Battle of Orbit[]

A second battle soon occurred when members of the Le Creuset Team returned to attack the Archangel. During the battle, Mu was heavily engaged with Dearka Elsman's Buster, leaving Kira to defend the Archangel. At the climax, Kira's performance spontaneously improved, allowing him to chase off both the Blitz and Duel on his own, which forced the Buster's retreat.[13]

Having finally warded off ZAFT, the Archangel finally joined Halberton's 8th Fleet, who was also ferrying out refugees by shuttle at Menelaos. Kira asked what would happen to the Strike afterward, and Mu pessimistically said that they might need to lower its specs and performance to make it usable. Halberton gave a warm welcome to the Archangel's crew, as well as Kira and his friends for their help. In a private meeting with Halberton, Murrue, Mu, and Natarle were ordered to head for Alaska, despite the Alliance higher-ups beginning to see the ship as a liability due to the repeated attacks it suffered and the loss of valuable military secrets. Halberton also theorized that it was imperative that such secrets not fall to ZAFT, especially since the supplementary personnel meant to join the Archangel were killed with the advanced fleet during the Battle near Junius Seven. The ship was also provided a pair of FX-550 Skygrasper for battles inside Earth's gravity.[14]

Not long after, a renewed attack by ZAFT occurred to stop the Archangel's descent. The ZAFT forces soon established a blockade and even attacked fleeing ships of the 8th. Suffering heavy losses, Mu was unable to hold still and requested permission to provide some aid to the 8th fleet, which was reluctantly granted. Before leaving, he noticed that Kira had chosen to remain, but lamented that being exposed to battle so young would only make life harder as it went on.[15] Mu again fought Dearka's Buster Gundam, but disengaged when a Laurasia-class began chasing after the Archangel during its descent. Despite Mu damaging it, the ship still charged straight towards the Archangel, but was intercepted by Halberton's ship, leading both to crumble in the upper atmosphere. Having been caught by gravity as well, Mu was finally forced to pull back.[15] However, the Strike Gundam was pulled away from the ship and unable to return, forcing the Archangel to ver off course to recover Kira who was unconscious due to the extreme heat.[16]

Desert Dawn Campaign[]

Mu later joined Murrue, who was still stunned by the sacrifice of Halberton and his fleet. Due to the battle of orbit, the Archangel had now landed in ZAFT-occupied north Africa under the vigil of "Desert Tiger", Andrew Waltfeld. With his Moebius unusable within Earth's atmosphere, Mu began piloting one of the Skygraspers handed to the Archangel by the 8th fleet. He sarcastically noted to Kojiro Murdoch that his new job essentially just turned him into a courier service, and he was unable to find an opportunity to spend his new raise after being promoted by Halberton.[16] Three days after their landing, Waltfeld had tracked down the Archangel, and wasted no time, sent a small group of TMF/A-802 BuCUEs to attack the ship's and assess its strength. Due to the surprise attack, Murdoch's crew were unable to load either Skygrasper with ammunition, resulting in Mu being unable to launch immediately; leaving Kira isolated against the faster BuCUEs. Mu was eventually able to launch and located Waltfeld's ground battleship, just as Kira had adapted the Strike to the desert terrain. The prolonged battle put the Strike in danger due to it losing power, but unexpected help came from the local Desert Dawn resistance group and Waltfeld finally ordered a retreat.[17]

Mu and Murrue personally met with the resistance's leader, Sahib Ashman, who revealed he knew they were part of the 8th Fleet and was aware of Mu's heroics at the Battle of Endymion. Although surprised, the group offered refuge to the Archangel at their local hideout near the city of Tassil. When Mu asked the name of the group's "Goddess of Victory", who aided them and was acquainted with Kira, Sahib responded that she was Cagalli Yula. Sahib revealed that the North African spaceport at Victoria Base was overrun by ZAFT and that the locals were abandoned by the Earth forces. While planning their route, Sahib recommended defeating Waltfeld at Banadiya, then traveling over the Indian Ocean to reach Alaska.[18] Later that night, Waltfeld launched an attack on Tassil, ransacking the city and destroying its supplies, but sparing the population of any harm.[19] Upon investigation, Mu and Sahib deduced that Waltfeld was being merciful, but Sahib's fighters, egged on by their now-homeless families, pursued Waltfeld despite being vastly weaker. Mu would remain behind to help civilians while Kira left to aid Sahib's men.

Later, Mu and Ramius discussed the deteriorating relationship between Kira and Sai Argyle over Flay Allster. Mu was particularly concerned for the former as he noted that Kira was desperately fighting every battle and only had increasing burdens and expectations as the war continued.[20] Before the coming battle against Waltfeld, Mu recommended Kira put yogurt sauce on his food, but this comment made Kira remember that Waltfeld had made the same comment. While complimenting the Desert Tiger's palate, Mu warned Kira not to think too deeply about his enemy, as it would only make it harder for a soldier to kill his foes. Mu departed in the Launcher Skygrasper to engage the ZAFT forces and was unexpectedly joined by Cagalli, piloting the second Skygrasper armed with the Sword Striker pack. The pair were able to damage Waltfeld's ship, the Lesseps, while Kira destroyed Waltfeld's TMF/A-803 LaGOWE, allowing them passage to the Indian Ocean.[21]

The Equatorial Skirmishes[]

With Cagalli and her bodyguard, Ledonir Kisaka joining the Archangel, the ship traveled through the Indian Ocean, but was attacked by Marco Morassim's forces. Mu was able to engage evenly against Morassim's AMF-101 DINNs, damaging the commander's unit and forcing Morassim to retreat.[22] Days later, Morassim returned for a second assault, and Mu departed with Cagalli to engage the DINNs in an aerial battle. During the battle, Mu had successfully destroyed Morassim's Vosgulov-class submarine. However, Cagalli's navigation module was damaged, and her flying caused Mu to order her back as she flew into his line of fire several times.[23] Cagalli was shot down during her return trip to the Archangel, and it would not be until the next day when Mu and Kira found her and her Skygrasper after receiving her distress call.[24]

First Battle near Orb and Respite in Orb[]

After Morassim's forces came members of the Le Creuset Team, once again with the stolen units off the coast of Orb. Suffering extensive damage and lacking supplies, the ship had no choice but to enter Orb waters in spite of warnings from its coast guards. It was then revealed that Cagalli was actually the daughter of Orb's leader, Uzumi Nara Athha. In a small parley with Uzumi, he told them that the official reports state that the ship was chased away instead of entering the country and his personal thoughts regarding the authorization of the creation of the Archangel and the five units since it led to Heliopolis's destruction. In exchange for the needed supplies and repairs, Kira was tasked with assisting the Orb forces in developing an OS for the MBF-M1 M1 Astray. [25] The new system that Kira developed increased the Astray's performance so that even Naturals such as Mu would have the ability to fully utilize the unit. Rather than being happy, Mu noticed Kira had grown increasingly cold, to the point of refusing to meet his parents. Mu reminded Kira that while he was a soldier, he should never forget that he was still his own person, but Kira was too obsessed with the coming battles to listen.[26]

Second Battle near Orb and the Battle of the Marshall Islands[]

To Kira's expectations, the ZAFT forces had not believed Uzumi's report and attacked the Archangel as soon as it exited Orb's jurisdiction. Mu departed with the newly-trained Tolle Koenig, and he advised Tolle to only act as Kira's support and not to actively engage. During the battle, Kira destroyed the Blitz Gundam,[27] but was traumatized by killing the Blitz's pilot. While the crew mostly celebrated, Mu understood Kira's true emotions and justified to him in private that they were soldiers, not murderers, and that if they did not fire, they would die. He drilled into Kira that as soldiers, they couldn't afford to hesitate as it would lead to their demise.[28]

A renewed attack soon occurred by the ZAFT forces, angered by the demise of the Blitz. Mu once again faced Dearka's Buster Gundam while Kira, and later Tolle, fought both the Aegis and Duel Gundams. The Aegis successfully destroyed several of the Archangel's guns while the Duel was kicked off of its sub-flighter and was forced to retreat. Mu eventually destroyed the Buster's sub-flighter, and the pair traded shots, with the Launcher Skygrasper's Agni beam cannon destroying the Buster's arm, while Dearka clipped the wing of Mu's plane and forced him to land. With his mobile suit damaged and the Archangel's main cannons locked onto him, Dearka was forced to surrender while the Buster was taken back into Alliance custody.[28] Meanwhile, however, signals from both Kira and Tolle's units were lost as a new wave of DINNs had emerged to chase after the Archangel. Reluctantly, Ramius was forced to pull from the area. Mu remained with the crying Miriallia Haw as he punched the training simulator in frustration. Despite the two being officially declared MIA, Mu attempted to leave with the Skygrasper to search for the pair, but was not permitted to do so by Ramius, for additional fear that he may not return as well.[29]

Alaska, Operation Spitbreak and Defecting to Orb[]

Upon the Archangel's arrival at JOSH-A, the base's commanders held an inquiry regarding the Archangel's travels and the fate of the 8th Fleet. Murrue confirmed that they failed to control the situation at Heliopolis and that the Strike, the last remaining unit prior to its loss in the previous battle, was piloted by a Coordinator. It quickly became apparent how rotten the command of the base was when Captain William Sutherland blamed the destruction of Heliopolis and the 8th Fleet on Kira for being a Coordinator, much to the anger of Mu and the Archangel's other officers. After the inquiry, the Archangel and its crew were reassigned as part of Alaska's defense, with the exceptions of Mu, Natarle, and Flay.[30]

Mu was ostensibly assigned a position as a flight instructor in California, and he and Flay were to be sent Panama Base, but, at the last minute, he chose to not board his transport and turned back believing he forgot something and left Flay to board ahead. At that moment, the base was attacked by ZAFT forces, and to Mu's surprise, he found Rau inside the base. After changing fire, Rau left the command room, leaving Mu to realize that the base contained a Cyclops System underground. Realizing that the Atlantic Federation was tipped off about ZAFT's impending attack, and the Cyclops system installed beneath the base would self-destruct and cause an explosion to wipe out unwanted forces such as the Eurasian Federation and the Archangel along with ZAFT, Mu raced to warn the Archangel.[31] Manning a F-7D Spearhead, Mu landed inside one of the Archangel's damaged hatches to reveal to the crew that they had been set up and had to abandon the battle immediately rather than follow orders and defend. After informing Murrue, Mu immediately departed on his Skygrasper to provide cover while the Archangel led a small fleet of ships in trying to escape through the main gate. Engaging Yzak Jule's Duel Gundam, Mu struggled to protect the Archangel until the sudden arrival of Kira, having survived the loss of the Strike, and now piloting the ZGMF-X10A Freedom Gundam. Ramius informed Kira of the trap set by the base commanders, and he opened a public channel to the nearby ZAFT forces warning them of the imminent explosion.

Thanks to Kira's efforts, the Archangel successfully escaped the blast, and a disgruntled Mu could only toss his helmet at the loss of life.[32] Kira confirmed that his unit had indeed come from ZAFT and was nuclear-powered, but he was not affiliated with them and had no intention of rejoining the Alliance, a sentiment shared by the rest of the Archangel's crew. Mu later gave both Kira and the rest of the ship crew the full story of the Atlantic Federation's true plan, and Kira reported that a similar case occurred in ZAFT where soldiers were sent to battle by commanders with ulterior motives.[33]

With returning back to the Alliance out of the question, the ship decided to return to Orb. Welcomed back into the nation by Uzumi, Mu, and Ramius reported to him the events at Alaska. Thanks to the destruction of JOSH-A, the Alliance's command structure had turned for the worst as its new de facto leader was Muruta Azrael, the leader of the radical anti-Coordinator organization, Blue Cosmos. Uzumi also showed the Alliance's new propaganda drive against Coordinators and his fears that these growing sentiments would lead to the war coming to Orb. It was later revealed that the Strike was retrieved by Orb's forces and fully repaired, now equipped with the Natural OS that Kira had previously developed. Mu decided that he would pilot the Strike and tested his new mobile suit in a sparring match with Kira.[34]

Battle of Orb[]

Following the loss of the Alliance's Panama Mass Driver spaceport at the Battle of Porta Panama, Azrael imposed on the Orb Union to allow the Alliance to use the country's Kaguya Mass Driver or be branded a traitor under ZAFT. These terms were obviously meant to provoke Uzumi, who refused both the demand as well any potential interference from ZAFT. With the conflict in Orb becoming an eventuality, the Archangel volunteered in the nation's defense, with Mu piloting the Strike against Alliance mobile suits. (In the original, Mu disembarked on the Aile Strike, while in the HD Remastered, La Flaga piloted the GAT-X105+AQM/E-YM1 Perfect Strike Gundam).

The Battle of Orb soon commenced as the Alliance forces deployed their newly mass-produced GAT-01 Strike Daggers alongside the GAT-X131 Calamity, GAT-X252 Forbidden and GAT-X370 Raider Gundams to tackle Orb's defenses. Mu helped lead the Astray teams against the hordes of Strike Daggers and briefly battled against Orga Sabnak in his Calamity Gundam. [35]. Despite the superior performance of the Astray and the inclusion of the Freedom Gundam in the battle, it took the entries of both Athrun Zala's ZGMF-X09A Justice Gundam and Dearka Elsman's Buster Gundam to force the EA to pull their forces back. Despite having won the first engagement, the Alliance's superior numbers launched a second attack the following day, despite Uzumi's attempts at negotiations. Mu and Dearka once again met the Alliance's ground forces while Kira and Athrun had a dogfight against the Alliance's new Gundams.[36]

Knowing that Orb didn't have the resources to continue defending itself, Mu, alongside the rest of the Archangel crew, Cagalli, Athrun, and Dearka were ordered to escape into space and preserve their hopes and ideals elsewhere. As the Strike was not designed for prolonged aerial combat, Mu remained within the Archangel when it used the Mass Driver to head into space. Orb's leaders, including Uzumi, then self-detonate the Mass Driver after the final ship, the Kusanagi, escaped with the Cagalli and the Freedom and Justice, killing themselves in a final show of defiance against Azrael.[36]

The Three Ships Alliance and the Battle of Mendel[]

After reaching space, Athrun directed the crew of the two ships to the Mendel Colony, where its abandoned, but functional facilities could be used as a hiding place and base for the ships. Mu quickly showed concern for Athrun as his father, the radical Patrick Zala, didn't seem like the man who would tolerate desertion. Athrun assured Mu that not all of the PLANTs were content with his father's harsh methods and that moderates under Lacus were still in hiding. Though fearful of his father's retribution, Athrun chose to try and speak with him to not resort to extreme methods, with Kira coming with him in the Freedom as backup, while the Archangel and Kusanagi made their way to Mendel and examined the facilities. When the two returned, they were joined by the Clyne Faction, led by Lacus and Andrew Waltfeld, who had survived his last battle against Kira, commanding the stolen FFMH-Y101 Eternal.[37] Here, the crews of the three ships formally joined forces, becoming the Three Ships Alliance and vowed to bring an end to the war.

Days later, a second Archangel-class vessel, the Dominion, had now found them and was captained by Natarle. Deploying mobile suits against the EA vessel, Mu entered the battle in the Launcher Strike to engage the Dominion's Strike Daggers, but sensed Rau from the rear of Mendel, and he and Dearka left the battlefield to engage the ZAFT forces.[38]. Mu fought Rau and his new ZGMF-600 GuAIZ, but the slower Launcher Strike was unable to match the GuAIZ's speed, and the Strike was damaged near the cockpit, injuring Mu when a piece of shrapnel hit him in the abdomen. Kira soon arrived after fending off the Dominion and disabled Rau's GuAIZ. Afterward, Rau fled into the Mendel Colony, and in spite of his injuries, Mu took his gun and chased Rau into the facility.[39] Here, Mu learned of Rau's origins as a clone of Mu's father Al Da Flaga, explaining their extrasensory awareness of one another and the root of Rau's plans to guide humanity into wiping itself out. Rau also revealed to Kira that he also came from a similar experiment from Ulen Hibiki to create the "Ultimate Coordinator". Due to his injuries, Mu was unable to pursue Rau back to his ship, and Kira took Mu to the Archangel's sickbay where he was forced to watch the remainder of the battle from bed after having surgery.[1]

Second Battle of Jachin Due[]

During the Battle of Mendel, Azrael had acquired ZAFT's Neutron Jammer Canceller technology from Rau, and in the following months, they mass-produced an arsenal of nuclear missiles. After the Alliance fleet had destroyed the Boaz military base with its nuclear missiles, Azrael soon directed his fury towards the civilians in the PLANTs with the ZAFT forces amassing at Jachin Due for the final battle.[40] The Three Ships Alliance moved to help intercept the missiles, but Patrick Zala's response was to deploy the superweapon, GENESIS, which wiped out half of the Alliance fleet in its first shot.[41]

During a temporary retreat, Mu and Murrue exchanged words, with Mu realizing that Murrue had been distant before because she lost a previous lover, who was also a mobile armor pilot. Mu tells her that he will be fine and Mu sortied with the Aile Strike to help stop both weapons of mass destruction. During the battle, Mu sensed and confronted Rau in his new ZGMF-X13A Providence Gundam. Rau easily overpowered Mu with the Providence's DRAGOONs as he gloated that Mu was too late to stop humanity's war of self-destruction and ambition. Heavily damaged, the wounded Mu attempted to return to the Archangel, but the ship was targeted by the Dominion's "Lohengrin" Positron Blaster Cannon. Acting quickly, Mu charged straight in front of the Archangel's main bridge, sacrificing both himself and the Strike in miraculously rescuing Murrue and the others. A vengeful Murrue responded by firing the Archangel's "Lohengrin" to destroy the Dominion before breaking down.[42]. After the war finally ended, Murrue kept Mu's cap as she reminisced about her former crewmate.

Unknown to the Archangel's crew, Mu had survived, despite having been severely injured from this blast, and he was rescued by Lord Djibril. During the course of Mu's treatment, his memories were altered so that he would aid Djibiril's extremist cause. (In the Gundam SEED: Special Edition and HD Remaster, the footage of the destroyed Strike was edited so that Mu's helmet no longer appeared amidst the wreckage, retconning his death from definite to assumed in order to allow for his return in sequel series Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny).

Second Alliance-PLANT War[]

Neo Roanoke of Phantom Pain[]

Neo Roanoke (ネオ・ロアノーク Neo Roanōku?) was a member of the Earth Alliance Forces' 81st Autonomous Mobile Group, commonly known as the Phantom Pain. In this capacity, he took orders from Lord Djibril and was in direct command of the three Extended pilots Sting Oakley, Stella Loussier, and Auel Neider. In October, C.E. 73, Neo and his stealth warship, the Girty Lue, stationed themselves outside Armory One and attacked the nearby docks and checkpoints concurrently with the raid of the three pilots. Upon their exit, he attempted to capture the drained ZGMF-X56S Impulse Gundam with his TS-MA4F Exus but failed due to the intervention of Rey Za Burrel's ZAKU Phantom.

He then engaged in repeated battles with the ZAFT battleship Minerva, first in an ambush near a set of ruins and attempting to bury it under an asteroid which it attempted to use as cover, as well as dueling with Rey's custom ZAKU once again. During ZAFT's attempt to demolish Junius Seven after its crash course to Earth, Neo saw ZAFT's forces fighting the radical coordinator terrorists and sent photos of it to Djibiril before sending in the Extendeds to fight the coordinators. Afterwards, he recalled the pilots and prepared them for their descent back to Earth.

Final Battles with Phantom Pain[]

Neo continued to spend his time hunting the Minerva during its attempt to seek refuge at Orb, though he was later placed in a more commanding role aboard the Spengler-class vessel John Paul Jone, but would infrequently fight in combat in his custom GAT-04 Windam. The first time was during the Skirmish on the Indian Ocean, where he engaged with the Impulse once again, but his duel causes Stella to interfere, inadvertently leading the Impulse to an allied military base under construction, which was promptly destroyed.[43]

Later, he commanded the joint Orb-Alliance fleet at the Battle of Dardanelles against the Minerva. However, their battle was interrupted by the sudden arrival of both the Archangel and the Freedom, which caused the battle to halt after the majority of units on all sides were damaged.[44] To his later dismay, ZAFT had also discovered the hidden Extended training facility at Lodonia.[45] This caused Stella to charge at them on her own, leading to her capture. In the following Battle of Crete, Auel was killed and the Orb-Alliance forces suffered a heavy defeat with the loss of the Orb flagship carrier, Takemikazuchi.[46]

Following their defeat, Neo was approached by the Impulse's pilot, Shinn Asuka, who returned Stella under the promise she would no longer take part in battles. Although Neo promised, he immediately reneged on his word upon returning and had Stella pilot the new GFAS-X1 Destroy Gundam, warning her that if she didn't fight, the world's horrors would catch up and kill them. He and Sting later acted as Stella's support throughout her rampage at Eurasia.[47] Their final stop, however, was at Berlin, where they were confronted once again by both the Archangel and the Freedom. The Minerva soon arrived to help fight against the Destroy, sending out the Impulse once again. Amidst the fight, Neo stopped Shinn from attacking Destroy's cockpit, revealing that Stella was the unit's pilot. With the Impulse stopping its attacks, Neo turned his attention towards the Freedom.[48] Though he was able to destroy the Freedom's shield, his Windam was subsequently shot down, and Neo was barely able to eject himself before his unit exploded. The unconscious Neo was then captured by Murrue Ramius and kept aboard the Archangel.[48]

Captivity and Release[]

While aboard the Archangel, Neo was given a DNA test, which to the shock of many, matched Mu's data. This caused Ramius to become more emotional especially after Neo rejected having any knowledge of her, leading Kira to speculate that his memories had been tampered with. To his confusion, many of the ship's crew members refer to him as "Mu". Neo later watched Gilbert Durandal's program exposing Logos to the world, including the use of Destroy Gundam through western Eurasia. During this, Neo lamented Stella's final fate in her last hours.

He remained tied within the Archangel's medical bay when it was attacked by ZAFT, leading to the Freedom's destruction.[49] Neo then recounted to Kira that the Impulse's pilot was someone who was straightforward, strong, and was still getting stronger over time.[50] After Kira's recovery, Neo's new roommate was the wounded Athrun Zala, who also referred to him as Mu. He later sent over a voice message on Athrun's behalf asking Kira to save Lacus after Athrun learned that the Eternal was now under attack.[51]

As Heaven's Base was captured by ZAFT, and Orb was now the next target of Chairman Durandal, Ramius decided to release Neo to prevent him from getting caught in the crossfire of ZAFT and Orb. She also provided him with an FX-550 Skygrasper which he will be able to use for transportation. To Ramius's surprise, Neo decided to come back and provide aid to them in their battle against the Minerva, unknowingly quoting Mu, when he told her that he "has a knack for making the impossible possible". Although he landed a direct hit on the Minerva, his plane's wing was clipped by the ship's Tristan Beam Cannons, and he made an emergency landing aboard the Archangel, causing him to briefly glimpse his memories at the Battle of JOSH-A.

Joining Orb and Recovered Memories[]

Following the battle, Neo confided with Murrue his doubts about his identity, confessing that he returned because something within him knew about her, and asking to remain on board the Archangel. Murrue consented to his request, and Neo was thereafter commissioned as a captain in Orb's military. Neo was given the ORB-01 Akatsuki Gundam from Cagalli Yula Athha when the Archangel returned to space and docks at Copernicus City.

He went to Kira, Athrun, Lacus, and Meyrin's rescue, when they ran into an attempted assassination on Lacus during a recon mission. However, as he arrived in the Akatsuki, Meer Campbell, was shot dead by her own bodyguard. Neo later regretted his not getting there in time, as he spoke with Murrue about that incident. During the Attack on Requiem Station One, he used the Akatsuki to protect the Archangel from the Minerva's Tannhäuser positron cannon in a mirror of the events of the Second Battle of Jachin Due; this time, the Akatsuki's reflective armor enabled the mobile suit to survive the blast, and in the process, Neo regained his memories as Mu. Speaking to Murrue, he promised never to leave her again. Following the destruction of Station One, the recovered Mu joined Athrun Zala in destroying the ZAFT-occupied Requiem before it could be fired upon Orb. When the battle finally came to a close, he happily returned back to an emotional Murrue.

After the end of the second war, Mu and Murrue returned to the latter's rebuild home in the Orb Union.

Relationships[]

Murrue Ramius[]

The two first met as soldiers of the same rank, though he usually deferred to her decisions. He was supportive of her and often helped ease tensions on the Archangel, particularly after she had a disagreement with Natarle. They become closer over the course of the journey on Earth and despite being transferred, Mu returned to the Archangel amidst the chaos of battle. They eventually became lovers, but were torn apart when Mu took a hit while defending the ship. Mu was presumably killed and Murrue was devastated as a result, returning fire on the Dominion and killing Azrael and Natarle.
They eventually reunited when the Archangel captured 'Neo Roanoke', who had no memory of her, leaving the two not knowing how to act with each other. Murrue was shocked to learn that Mu was still alive, while Neo doesn't understand why she is so upset. He eventually learned about his past and the two become closer once again. When Neo regained his memories after once more defending the Archangel, he told Murrue and she was very pleased. After the end of the second war, they returned to Murrue's home in Orb.

Al Da Flaga[]

Rau Le Creuset[]

The two have a history together and have faced each other numerous times. They are able to tell whenever the other is nearby. Mu eventually learns that Rau is a clone of his father, much to his disbelief.

Kira Yamato[]

Mu looked out for Kira, understanding that he was young and in need of guidance.

Dearka Elsman[]

The two clashed many times on the battlefield, but Mu had no issues taking Dearka under his wing after he defects to the Archangel.

Lord Djibril[]

Djibril was the one who manipulated Mu and altered his memories, leading him to believe that he was Neo Roanoke. Although he did not morally agree with Djibril, he carried out his orders nontheless.

Stella Loussier[]

Neo cared for Stella and looked out for her, and she in turn trusted him. He felt guilty about using her as a weapon, and thanked Shinn when he brought her back. Even after her death and his own defection to the Archangel, he still remembered her from time to time.

Quotes[]

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Gallery[]

Character Designs[]

Anime[]

Mobile Suit Gundam SEED[]

Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny[]

Illustrations & Artwork[]

Games[]

Notes & Trivia[]

  • Notably, Mu is the only member of the Archangel team who did not appear in any of Gundam SEED's endings, while Murrue Ramius was shown standing in front of a soldier's grave in the first ending animation and crying in the second, foreshadowing Mu's ultimate fate.
  • Flaga is a Scandinavian fairy who rode on an eagle, also a demonic being mentioned in the Dictionnaire Infernal.
  • Mu uses the term "bouzu" (坊主) on Kira a few times. Though it can mean "brat" when stated loosely, it can also mean "kid" as a term of endearment. He would reprise that (albeit in the former context) when he encounters Rey Za Burrel and Shinn Asuka.
  • Mu's personal color seems to be purple. As his pilot suit, Exus and Windam are all painted in purple-ish colors.
  • Mu's character as Neo shares similarities with Glemy Toto: both appeared to care for their subordinates, but would also manipulate them, and Neo tampered with Stella Loussier's memories just as Glemy did with Elpeo Ple.
    • Some of Neo's manipulative behaviors were similar to that of Mu's former rival, Rau.
  • Neo's uniform and mask bear striking similarities with Char's uniform and mask. Both uniforms are uniquely colored and have small capes whereas the mask Mu/Neo wears has a symbol and a shell-like form, making it look more like Zechs' mask.
  • Beginning with Mu (as Neo), most Char clones would have their true identity shown first, and they would take on their masked persona later. Later examples of this include Graham Aker, Zeheart Galette, Tatsuya Yuuki, Luin Lee, McGillis Fareed, Gaelio Bauduin and Prospera Mercury.
  • The Japanese voice actor for Mu, Takehito Koyasu, is no stranger to the Gundam franchise. He is also the voice actor for Zechs Merquise in which both characters have equally admirable skills and similar affiliation with Earth but polar opposite personalities. It is interesting to note that Neo's mask is similar in design to Zechs'. Koyasu also voiced Gym Ghingham from Turn A Gundam and Frederick Algreus from Mobile Suit Gundam AGE.
  • Trevor Devall (English voice Of Mu La Flaga) is also the voice of Patrick Colasour and Howard Mason in Gundam 00. Trevor Devall is also the only voice actor from the original English dub of Mobile Suit Gundam SEED by the Ocean Group to reprise their role in Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Freedom.
  • Mu's nomme de guerre, "The Hawk of Endymion" is possibly an in-joke referencing the anime Sailor Moon, in which Gundam SEED cast member and veteran seiyuu Mitsuishi Kotono (Capt. Murrue Ramius) voices the titular character. In that show, her character has a relationship with another heroic figure (also with two identities, one masked, one not) who saves the day for her repeatedly; Tuxedo Mask, also known by the nickname "The Knight/Prince of Endymion". Both owe their nicknames to character backstories involving the Moon, and both have storylines involving erased/sealed memories of parts of their lives, in addition to wearing masks at one point or another.
    • How he was able to get that title - by shooting down five GINNs with the Mobius ZERO - is a nod to Char Aznable and how he earned the title of "The Red Comet".
  • Mu show's many similarities to Star Trek character, Captain James T. Kirk. Both are known to be men of action, despite their ranks as commanding officers. They both also act as wise figures, giving their subordinates someone to look up to. Mu's rivalry with Rau Le Creuset is also much like Kirk's rivalry with Khan Noonien Singh.
  • It is highly speculated that Prayer Reverie is a clone of Mu himself. The connection between him and Mu is even strengthened by the fact that both Prayer and Mu have exactly the same base stats in Super Robot Wars W. Additionally, Prayer is able to pilot Mu La Flaga's infamous TS-MA2mod.00 Moebius Zero and Mu is also able to pilot Prayer's YMF-X000A Dreadnought Gundam.
  • SEED and SEED Destiny director, Mitsuo Fukuda referenced Mu La Flaga in his 2014 mecha anime Cross Ange Rondo of Angel and Dragon by including a hotel called "夢有羅布楽雅" which is pronounced (using the Go-on reading of Kanji) as "Mu Ra Furaga".
  • Mu La Flaga's role in Gundam SEED is similar to that of Sayla Mass in the original Mobile Suit Gundam. Both hold important positions on their respective ships, serve as Mobile Suit pilots, and possess a familial connection to the enemy faction's masked ace.
  • He has a Polish surname.
  • In the Omake Quarters Drama CD Vol. 3, Mu invites both Athrun and Shinn out to go drinking. During their meal, he temporarily departs to answer a call from Murrue Ramius, but, by the time he returns, he finds the pair in a heated, drunken argument that causes both of them to leave early. Because of this, Mu is left to pay for the entire bill on his own.
    • Curiously, Shinn thinks that Mu's voice is familiar, but he is unable to identify or remember how.
  • Neo's name is misspelled as "Neo Lorrnoke" in his Windam's MSiA.

Survival and Memories[]

  • Among the flashback images displayed during Mu's recovery is a single still image of Mu wrapped in bandages with Lord Djibril and a few surgeons next to him, suggesting that following his apparent death at Jachin Due, Mu's severely injured body was recovered and treated by Logos, who then used him for their own purposes. Whether his amnesia is natural or artificial is not confirmed, but Kira does comment that Neo seems to have different memories rather than no memory, indicating that Logos may have employed the memory-altering technology used on the Extended pilots to give Mu his new identity.
  • The novelization of SEED Destiny elaborates on Mu's fake memories, which, among other things, include joining the army in C.E. 60, a father who died of alcohol poisoning, and being critically wounded during the Second Battle of Jachin Due.

Video Game-specific[]

  • In the Game Boy Advance game SD Gundam G Generation Advance. Mu La Flaga's "death" is shown to be utterly different. Where he nearly dies at the hands of the Dominion in the anime, Mu instead dies in a final duel with Rau Le Creuset.
  • In many video games, when Mu La Flaga reaches a certain level, he becomes a Newtype, capable of using restricted weapons such as Funnels or MEPE.
  • In Gundam Assault Survive, Mu is given the Special Technician type where he is able to pilot any mobile suit regardless of type specifications. This was implemented since he will be unable to pilot the Strike Gundam (a Coordinator/Extended exclusive unit) if classified as a Newtype.
  • In Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Battle Destiny, Mu has the unique "Ace Pilot" ability that negates MS piloting restrictions so he can operate the Strike Gundam (as well as another complex MS) effectively while retaining his status as a Natural.
  • In the Extreme Vs. series, Mu acts as the pilot for the Perfect Strike, and Akatsuki and its striker packs.
    • Perfect Strike Mu notes something similar when meeting Duo Maxwell.
    • Perfect Strike Mu is mystified by the workings of the GSX-401FW Stargazer Gundam and states that he has a hard time reading the Gundam's movements and attacks.
    • Perfect Strike Mu gives concern over Sven Cal Bayang's frightening fighting style and wishes for him to question the truth of "a blue and pure world"
    • Perfect Strike Mu and Gaia Andrew Waltfeld discuss how battles seem to end when one side has completely wiped out the other. The two also discuss cooking; with Mu stating that he also likes to eat kebabs with yogurt sauce and enjoys drinking Waltfeld's coffee. Should they meet as foes, Gaia Andrew sees this as a duel between the "Desert Tiger" and the "Hawk of Endymion" and offers to change their setting to a desert for their next encounter.
    • Perfect Strike Mu advised Lane Aime not to push himself too far and get himself killed. When Mu notes how they seem to walk into another battlefield, Lane comments that such is the duty of a pilot.
    • Akatsuki Mu will often address the younger pilots playfully as well as tease the female pilots; giving them nicknames like "kitten". Perfect Strike Mu similarly still refers to Lacus as "Pink Princess".
    • Akatsuki Mu will be surprised with how a Super Soldier performs, noting that they possess the abilities of both an Extended and a Coordinator.
    • Akatsuki Mu asks if the other Char Clones outside of SEED have anything to hide behind their mask or if it represents anything. He will also threaten to tear it off if they meet as foes.
    • When meeting a unit with the AGE System, Akatsuki Mu muses that no matter the timeline there always seems to be a theory taken too far. Similarly, when meeting some of the Cyber Newtypes, Mu remarks that the militaries always seem to do the same sort of thing.
    • Akatsuki Mu recognizes several of Astray's main characters, expressing concern at working with a junk dealer like Lowe Guele, being able to recognize Gai Murakumo and is exasperated with the troublesome Rondo Gina Sahaku. Mu will instantly be reminded of Kira when encountering Canard Pars. Something will also feel familiar to Mu when meeting Prayer Reverie.
    • When meeting characters also voiced by Takehito Koyasu, Mu wonders why they seem unsettlingly familiar. He also addresses Gym Ghingham as the "Moon General".
    • Akatsuki Mu expresses admiration for Celestial Being's attempt to seek peace through dialogue rather than simply fighting.
    • Akatsuki Mu wonders if the MSN-00100 Hyaku Shiki's armor is also designed to reflect beams.
    • Should Akatsuki Mu be partnered with Shinn, Mu expresses remorse for his actions towards Stella and does not expect to be forgiven by Shinn.
  • To obtain the "[Akatsuki]" variant of the Neo Roanoke AI Pilot in Gundam Breaker Mobile, players must build it from event blueprints during a limited time when it is available as a building project. This is a resource-intensive process, as each part requires a combination of twelve total Materials which can only be obtained by rolling the current gacha capsules on specific weeks to get the number of the necessary materials for the part. it would take at least twelve rolls over four weeks to craft the AI.
  • In the SRW series Mu is one of the few characters whose fate depends on the series.
    • In SRW Alpha 3 Mu survives this canon death and lives throughout the entire game
    • In SRW J Mu's fate cannot be averted and will always die
    • In SRW W his death event never happens due to Gai from Serpent Tail preventing it from happening by boarding the Dominion.

Appearances[]

Television Series
OVAs and ONAs
Movies
Audio Dramas

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-45, The Opening Door
  2. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED: Never Ending Tomorrow
  3. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-01, False Peace
  4. 4.0 4.1 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-02, Its Name: Gundam
  5. 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-03, Collapsing Land
  6. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-04, Silent Run
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-05, Phase Shift Down
  8. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-06, The Vanishing Gundam
  9. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-07, The Scar of Space
  10. 10.0 10.1 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-08, The Songstress of The Enemy Forces
  11. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-09, The Fading Light
  12. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-10, Crossroads
  13. 13.0 13.1 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-11, The Awakening Sword
  14. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-12, Flay's Decision
  15. 15.0 15.1 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-13, Stars Falling in Space
  16. 16.0 16.1 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-15, The Respective Solitudes
  17. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-16, Burning Sandstorm
  18. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-17, Cagalli Returns
  19. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-18, Payback
  20. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-19, Fangs of the Enemy
  21. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-21, Beyond the Clouds of Sand
  22. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-22, The Sea Dyed Red
  23. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-23, Fateful Encounter
  24. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-24, War for Two
  25. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-25, The Land of Peace
  26. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-28, Kira
  27. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-29, The Turning Point
  28. 28.0 28.1 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-30, Flashing Blades
  29. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-31, Grieving Skies
  30. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-33, Gathering Darkness
  31. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-34, Seen and Unseen
  32. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-35, The Descending Sword
  33. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-36, In the Name of Justice
  34. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-37, Divine Thunder
  35. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-38, Decisive Fire
  36. 36.0 36.1 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-40, Into the Dawn Skies
  37. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-42, Lacus Strikes
  38. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-43, What Stands in the Way
  39. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-44, Spiral of Encounters
  40. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-47, The Nightmare Reborn
  41. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-48, Day of Wrath
  42. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED PHASE-49, The Final Light
  43. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny PHASE-16, Struggle in the Indian Ocean
  44. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny PHASE-23, The Shadows of War
  45. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny PHASE-25, The Place of Sin
  46. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny PHASE-28, Survivors and Sacrifices
  47. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny PHASE-31, The Endless Night
  48. 48.0 48.1 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny PHASE-32, Stella
  49. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny PHASE-34, Nightmare
  50. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny PHASE-35, Eve of Chaos
  51. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny PHASE-39, Kira of the Skies

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