Rabirinsu 42.3

Sat, Oct 03, 2009
Among Tokyo's subway lines is a train where passengers are met by the six human manifestations of the Oedo Line stations: Roppongi, Tocho-Mae, Shinjuku, Tsukishima, Shiodome, and Ryogoku.
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Pasupôto o anata ni
A businesswoman named Mai boards the Miracle Train at the Tocho-Mae station, but she insists that she's already solved the problem that brought her there.
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Koi no mairu mâkâ zero
After getting on at Shiodome station, self-proclaimed train fanatic Noriko is overjoyed to find herself on the legendary Miracle Train.
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Rêruwei furomu Tsukishima
A woman dressed in an extravagant gown tries to get through the Tsukishima station ticket gate, and Tsukishima ends up guiding her aboard the Miracle Train to protect her from some suspicious men.
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Ôedo misuterî torein
The stations learn they won't be getting any passengers anytime soon, so they decide to use their unexpected break to relax.
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Chiisana okyakusama
The stations try to give a warm welcome to their young passenger from Roppongi station, Airi, and also attempt to figure out why she ran away from home.
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Otokotachi no Mirakuru torein
By some accident, businessman Sakuraba finds himself on the Miracle Train, and the stations are still obligated to help him solve his problem.
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Ôedosen ni hoero!
Tocho's favorite police drama, Oedo Cops, is being revived a decade after the original series first aired.
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3-nengo no puropôzu
Mayu always helps those in need, which makes her late to all of her appointments; but today, she's determined to get to Roppongi station in time, and the stations decide to lend a hand.
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Mouhitori no joukyaku
The train goes into overdrive, and though the problem is quickly resolved, the conductor announces he's putting the Miracle Train out of service.
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Kidô senshi Gandamu Yunikôn: Uchû to chikyû to

Kidô senshi Gandamu Yunikôn: Uchû to chikyû to

Full Frontal and Angelo Sauper comes in to rescue the Nahel Argama and the Garencieres as the EFSF flagship General Revil bears down on them. The Londo Bell Tri-Stars chase down the Garencieres, which suddenly blows up as a decoy to buy time for the Sleeves to take over the Nahel Argama. In explaining the takeover, Full Frontal says it was an opportunity to finally open Laplace's Box, reveals his memories of the events of Char's Counterattack and his reasons for continuing to oppose the Earth Federation; implying very strongly that he is in fact Char Aznable. He leaves Angelo in charge of the vessel as it heads back to Industrial 7 - where the last clue leads to - along with the Rewloola. A group of crewmen send out an SOS prompting the Federation's Luna II base to send a Salamis cruiser in pursuit. Captain Otto defies Angelo's orders to destroy the warship, breaking up the arrangement. An ECOAS team led by Conroy Haagensen assaults the Nahel Argama and gradually fights the Neo-Zeon troops back to the MS hangar deck. Banagher activates the Unicorn to aid in the attack, but Full Frontal faces him and threatens him with death if he doesn't join the Neo-Zeon's cause, since Mineva already knows where the Box is. With Mineva's help, Marida reactivates the Kshatriya to prevent Angelo from destroying the Nahel Argama but declares that they aren't supporting Full Frontal's plan to use the Box to launch another war with the Federation. As Marida seeks Zinnerman's permission to fight the Sleeves, he decides to finally let her go and live her own life. Angelo and Full Frontal fly back to the Rewloola in Angelo's Rozen Zulu. Back on Earth, Martha Vist threatens Bright Noa and Londo Bell with being left out of the pursuit operation if they do not co-operate with her. She also barges into a meeting of Ronan Marcenas and several EFSF politicians to announce her intentions to prevent the Box's opening. Upon entering the region near Industrial 7, Banagher flies out in the Full Armor Unicorn Gundam to get closer to opening the Box. A surprise awaits him though - the Unicorn Banshee Norn, piloted by Riddhe Marcenas, who was earlier briefed by Alberto Vist about the origins of the Vist Foundation.

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