Now that I've seen the episode the dialogue, here are more of my thoughts on the episode...
Properly healing Lockon requires three weeks in a "tube". He doesn't want to risk an emergency, though, so he's not going through with it at this time. Dynames can't be fixed until the Ptolemais can return to dock. But the next episode's trailer shows it in action with Lockon at the controls. So apparently it's still useable. Johann should have had Micheal in the cockpit along with Nene. That way only one of them would have been exposed. Admittedly, it wouldn't have changed things if Ali got into a Gundam, but I thought the whole point of putting Nene into the Gundam was so that she could shoot Ali if he tried anything... Obviously, that didn't happen. It's not too big of a stretch at this point to guess that Nene's going to end up with Setsuna and whatsisname for the time being. Speaking of whom, whatsisname apparently isn't that bad of an aircraft pilot. Setsuna indicated that he wanted to come to Earth to start getting answers about what was going on, and it looks like Nene's going to give him the first few. Taking bets on which episode finally has the meeting between Saji and Nene! :P Lockon tells Tieria to be more like Setsuna. *snicker* Is Transam Mode permanently unlocked on the Gundams? The Dynames and Khyrios in next week's episode didn't appear to have the pretty colors that the Exia did in episode 22. It was noted that the GN ARMS was capable of leaving the atmosphere. So long as it's available, the team shouldn't have to rely on the space elevators (which is a good thing, since it appears that they've lost access to them). I'm wondering what's going to happen with Ali. I don't think that the superpo... I mean, the UN Military *cough* will be too keen on letting him hold onto his Gundam. They'll want to take it apart and examine how it works instead of letting a mercenary keep it. Do the other mobile suits mock the Jinx by calling it "Four-Eyes"? junior
