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Even counting a couple of mistakes, the crew at Iserlohn did pretty good holding up so far. I see this is why they were saving Merkatz instead of killing him off. He proved quite useful in keeping things together.

This was like a boss battle. Insane.

When I started this ep I thought "does not look good for the allies" now I am thinking that it's about tied between the two. But now that the Imperials know that Yang is not there they have an even bigger advantage.

Fuck Star Wars. Fuck it in the ear.

LotGH pits two Death Stars against each other. Take that Lucas you fat necked fuck!

Love the Episode. Iserlohn is holding the ground until yang come back, and is so nice to see Merkatz leading the fleet

Also, is amazing to see a battle between two things of that size.

Impressive battle scenes... I see why everyone says the second season improves the series. It already had good characters, now the battle scenes are great and smart. So, this is pretty cool.

Haha, even without Yang, Iserlohn has enough talent to defend it. Merkatz and the Rosenritter being two shining examples.

Seeing both fortresses firing their main guns was just too awesome for words.

I still don't understand why the are using battle axe's just doesn't make any sense to me.

Good battle, Merkatz is definitely a genius and i am glad that he is now on Yang's team(He needed a few more intelligent commanders).

That was pretty cool. I thought the Alliance was screwed but they managed to fix their mistakes.

I loved Yang talking about how the Empire's dependence on Reinhard means they'll be a mess if he dies. Kind of made think of how in the Twelve Kingdoms the kings are immortal just to solve that problem.

"Making use of Geiersberg Fortress's huge mass..."
"They sealing up our own main guns and strengthened their own armor !"

Ok that part was a bit confusing. What does the Geiersberg Fortress have to do with the "main guns" being sealed, didn't they just put them in the back of the fortress to shoot the Empire's fleet

And how did the Geirsberg armor get stronger suddenly ?

And what's up with the "gravity" explanation, it didn't make sense to me :/

I cannot remember most of these episodes, but I'm pretty sure that as far as gravity and Geiersberg's armor is involved, due to Iserlohn's huge mass and gravitational pull, it pulls Geiersberg's liquid armor towards Iserlohn, thus making it stronger.

i couldn't help but lmao :)

man so much things weren't explained well or i wasn't paying attention,so i couldn't fully enjoy this episode

i guess we'll get out conclusion in 1-2 episodes,who's getting the corridor :)

i hope the FPA...Yang's such a pacifist

4/5

wha..wait thats what I said! where's my post where I said that!
yea it was something like that, gravity makes the liquid defense thicker and stronger- I think they explained it in the episode

I hope Reinhard goes to Geirsberg himself and just beats up that commander for incompetence.

The Alliance really turned that around...wonder what the Empire will do with the knowledge they've acquired.

Epic battle! All these supporting characters like Cazellnu, Muller and Kempf are finally get a chance to shine. Too bad for them, the unprecedented scale has thrown off their already meager performances.

Was that the first time they actually used the z-axis? I believe they only fought in two dimensions before.

Two big balls going at it. It's a battle of epic proportions.

Holy shit... Fuck Star Wars.

Fighting in three dimensions, AND an epic battle involving speeder bikes with axes?
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