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Captain Earth
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Captain Earth is a Super Robot anime from Studio Bones and the team behind Star Driver. And it shows.A second-year high school student named Daichi Manatsu spots a weird circular rainbow floating around above Tanegashima Island on TV on the eve of his summer vacation, noting that he's seen it before in his past. Getting a bad feeling about the whole thing, he goes by himself to Tanegashima Island, which houses Japan's Tanegashima Space Center where his Astronaut father launched on his final ill-fated mission. Thinking of other mysteries including his dad's accidental demise and the memories of other weird boys and girls he met when he was a kid, Daichi arrives at the island and enters a facility from his childhood, and as alarms sound at the center, he finds a giant robot known as "Earth Engine" and acquires a strange gun called a "Livlaster."Oh yeah, there's also this problem that equally-mysterious all-mechanical life forms called Kill-T-Gang are coming from Uranus to invade Earth for... something. Yep, sounds just like your average anime about a kid from high school piloting a giant robot in order to save Earth.Problem is, not everyone wants him to save it...Not to be confused with Captain Planet. | |
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A Form You Are Comfortable With | |
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A Form You Are Comfortable With: The Livlasters are not guns. They are the physical extensions of a nigh-omnipotent extra dimensional being taking the form of guns. | |
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You Can't Thwart Stage One | |
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You Can't Thwart Stage One: The Midsummer's Knights can't stop Amara and Moco from awakening the other Planetary Gears, and can't stop them getting in their Machine Goodfellows. | |
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Relationship Upgrade | |
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And the episode after, Daichi and Hana get the same treatment. They eventually make it official. | |
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Title Drop: At the end of episode 7, with the Midsummer's Knights team finally formed, Tsutomu dramatically declares to Daichi that, as the pilot of the Earth Engine and leader of the team, "You are Captain Earth!" Done again in the final episode, this time Daichi declaring this name himself before entering the final battle with Robin Goodfellow. | |
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Mr. Fanservice | |
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Mr. Fanservice: Amara isn't any slouch either, wearing an equally revealing suit when it's his turn to pilot. | |
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Back-to-Back Badasses | |
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Back-to-Back Badasses: Daichi and Teppei in Episode 11◊, during a gunfight with Amara and Moco. | |
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Discard and Draw | |
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Discard and Draw: Teppei gave up his Singularity and Killtgang powers... and got a Livlaster, which can draw on Orgone energy without making the wielder evil. Hana switches out the Flare Engine for a ship. | |
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Spiritual Successor | |
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Spiritual Successor: Is widely considered to be one to Star Driver. | |
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Disappeared Dad | |
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Disappeared Dad: The dad's dead this time around. Teppei's dad or rather, genetic donor, has been in cold sleep for most of Teppei's life. It goes so far that for some time of his life, Teppei didn't even know what a father was. After the episode where Eiji is wakened from his sleep and escapes to Earth, he is never seen again. | |
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Ramming Always Works | |
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Ramming Always Works | |
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Batman Gambit | |
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Batman Gambit: Akari does this in Episode 9, where she threatens Amara and Moco with the Earth's complete destruction if they don't release her, knowing that they would be forced back into hibernation without any of their precious Orgone energy to feast on. Moco finds out she's serious, and they reluctantly let her go. | |
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Defector from Decadence | |
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Defector from Decadence: Implied with Teppi, defecting from Kiltgang for reasons not yet known. | |
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Crapsaccharine World | |
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Crapsaccharine World: Don't let the gentle tone and bright colors of the show fool you, some pretty dark stuff occurs every other episode. | |
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Humans Are Bastards | |
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Humans Are Bastards: No one's called mankind out on this specifically, but the backgrounds of the various Designer Children all showcase this trope. | |
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Damsel in Distress | |
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Damsel in Distress: Hana is kidnapped a few times during the course of the story. | |
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Ambiguous Ending | |
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Ambiguous Ending: The finale does not make it clear whether or not Daichi and Hana survive the destruction of the Blume. | |
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Humans Through Alien Eyes | |
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Humans Through Alien Eyes: The Planetary Gears believe that humanity is not a true sapient species because they are not immortal and have libidos that the Gears can consume. The Gears find the idea of not living forever to be bizarre and confusing, although Siren does mention that the Kiltgang were once mortals. In episode 21, Teppei muses about how strange and alien day to day human life feels after living for thousands upon ten thousands of years as an immortal space-vampire mecha. | |
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Manic Pixie Dream Girl | |
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Manic Pixie Dream Girl: Akari is one to Teppei, Daichi and Hana, being eccentric, playful and doing everything she can to encourage them to lighten up and enjoy life. | |
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Everything's Better with Rainbows | |
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Everything's Better with Rainbows: Teppei's Singularity is creating rainbows out of thin air. His Killtgang-form Albion is also heavily associated with rainbows, mainly through his sword and shield. | |
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Author Tract | |
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Author Tract: The show is a giant love letter to space exploration. | |
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Shock Collar | |
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Shock Collar: The lead gear placed on Teppei, Hana, and later Daichi by Salty Dog in episode 2, which causes pain if they try to leave the area around the base. They're forced to abandon them when Daichi destroys the antenna, rendering them useless. | |
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Super Robot Genre | |
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Super Robot Genre: Using their Livlasters, which, in reality, are extra-dimensional aliens that choose which humans to wield them, the Midsummer's Knights can harness their near-limitless Orgone energy to power up their Impacters, and thus essentially break the laws of physics to save the world from the invading Kiltgangs. The Kiltgangs are practically like that, as well, but for a different reason. Any time even a single Kiltgang makes contact with the Earth, it could parasite off of its entire human population's Orgone energy. | |
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Innocent Fanservice Girl | |
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Innocent Fanservice Girl: Hana. She simply doesn't understand what a pretty young girl flashing her undercarriage does to a boy Daichi's age. Akari on the other hand, is fully aware. She even teaches Hana some "spells" to cheer Daichi up. | |
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If You Kill Him, You Will Be Just Like Him! | |
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If You Kill Him, You Will Be Just Like Him!: Implied in Episode 16. While musing on the humans' treatment of their Designer Child forms, Siren admits that while she can't forgive the humans for using her, if they go ahead with their plan to harvest all human energy, they'll be using the humans. She stops just short of asking what the difference would be between them and the humans, but that's clearly what she's thinking. | |
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NietzscheWannabe | |
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Nietzsche Wannabe: The CEO of Macbeth Enterprises, the seeming leader of the Ark Faction. He wants the Kiltgang to succeed so that most of mankind will be eradicated, leaving only the especially important and talented ones selected for cold sleep in the ark as a reserve emergency measure are the only ones left, allowing him to manipulate the world into a utopia of his own design. Until Puck takes control of his body. | |
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Government Conspiracy | |
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Government Conspiracy: Of the benevolent variety. The space station holding the Earth Engine is actually a cold sleep ark, meant to keep certain elite humans who can easily rebuild and repopulate safe in the event that the Kiltgang succeed. The public think that it's just a deep space telescope. | |
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Parent with New Paramour | |
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Parent with New Paramour: Akari seems to have mixed feelings about her divorced father's attempts to hook up with Rita. | |
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Heroic Sacrifice | |
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Heroic Sacrifice: Daichi's father pulled one in the backstory. Technically, Teppei pulled one when he sacrificed his Ego Block in Kiltgang form. Of course, this became a case of Discard and Draw | |
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Shameless Fanservice Girl | |
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Speaking of Akari, here's her with Hana.◊ | |
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Missing Mom | |
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Missing Mom: While we do see a picture of Daichi's mother in the first episode, we don't know where or who she is. Though later on her name is revealed as Umi. She died when Daichi was a child Also Akari's mom, who the governor of the Tenkaido space station. Mr. Fanservice: Amara isn't any slouch either, wearing an equally revealing suit when it's his turn to pilot. | |
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Brought Down to Normal | |
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Technically, Teppei pulled one when he sacrificed his Ego Block in Kiltgang form. Of course, this became a case of Discard and Draw | |
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Meaningful Name | |
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Meaningful Name: The series has multiple Shout Outs to Shakespeare's works: The evil megacorp is called Macbeth Enterprises. The AI coordinating Macbeth and the Planetary Gears is called Puck, based on the the faerie from English folklore also known as Robin Goodfellow. The special weapons the Planetary Gears use are called Machine Goodfellows, while Puck uses the alias Robin when dealing with people outside Macbeth. Robin Goodfellow is also the name of his final, Kill-T-Gang form. Daichi's team is called the Midsummer's Knights. In a further Shout-Out, the Planetary Gears' mothership is called Oberon. And subtly, while Globe is a perfectly reasonable name for a worldwide space exploration organization, it is also likely a reference to the Globe Theatre, where many of Shakespeare's plays debuted. | |
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Touch Telepathy | |
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Touch Telepathy: Designer Children can read a person's mind and transfer memories by kissing them. This is how Amara and Moco awaken the Designer Children's former memories. | |
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Bleached Underpants | |
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Bleached Underpants: The original character designs are by ero-manga creator Minato Fumi (similar to 2013's Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet, which had Naruko Hanaharu). | |
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Idiot Ball | |
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Idiot Ball: The Ark Faction would rather keep humanity's brightest and best in cold sleep, so that the human race can rebuild if the Kiltgang make it to Earth. However, for their plan to succeed, they need the Blume, which only Hana can control. So what do they do? Antagonize her by trying to kidnap her and attempting to kill her friends and lover. Repeatedly. Gets even worse when it's taken into account that they're actively sabotaging GLOBE and the Intercept Faction so that their "contingency" becomes necessary. | |
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When She Smiles | |
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When She Smiles: Well, When He Smiles, in a Gender-Inverted Example: In episode 3, Akari notes that Teppei's cuter when he smiles. | |
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No Loves Intersect | |
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No Loves Intersect: So far in both the episodes and first opening/ending, they have been pretty consistent on going with Daichi/Hana and Teppei/Akari, with no Love Triangle whatsoever. | |
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Unwitting Pawn | |
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Unwitting Pawn: The Macbeth Enterprises CEO and the Ark Faction think that the Kiltgang are this to them, whereas the Kiltgang feel this way about the Ark Faction and CEO. It's not yet clear who will ultimately wind up benefiting or getting screwed over. | |
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Put on a Bus | |
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Put on a Bus: Eiji. | |
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She Is Not My Girlfriend | |
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She Is Not My Girlfriend: Eiji mistakes Akari for Teppei's girlfriend in episode 5. Teppei denies it, Akari is silent, and Eiji is amused and asks Akari to take care of Teppei for him. | |
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Not Quite the Right Thing | |
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Not Quite the Right Thing: The Ark Faction's plan to deal with the Kiltgang menace is indeed a viable plan of last resort, as the fight with the Kiltgang is genuinely fraught with peril, and the chance of losing is very high, even without sabotage and collusion from Earth agents. Unfortunately, the Ark Faction is run by a cabal of self-righteous lunatics that are so determined to make their plan the only option that they're more than willing to actually aid the Kiltgang in turning Earth into a giant crystal coffin in the process. | |
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Off with His Head! | |
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Off with His Head!: Once on Earth, the Planetary Gears can activate their Machine Goodfellows, which after a certain amount of time, transfers their consciousness to their Kiltgang form, meaning they can attack Earth and consume humanity's libidos. To stop this, Daichi must remove or damage the Machine Goodfellow's head before the Kiltgang can activate. | |
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Juxtaposed Halves Shot | |
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Juxtaposed Halves Shot: Between Daichi and Teppei. | |
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World of Buxom | |
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World of Buxom: While not an ecchi show by any means, a majority of the female characters are very well-endowed. Except for Akari, who is clearly jealous of the attention her peers' busts get. | |
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Villain with Good Publicity | |
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Villain with Good Publicity: Officially, the Ark Faction is just an alternative approach to allowing humanity to survive the Kiltgang invasion and Salty Dog is a neutral third-party that monitors alien technology on Earth. In reality, the Ark Faction is actively attempting to facilitate the Kiltgang's arrival by sabotaging the Intercept Faction, and Salty Dog are their muscle and spies within GLOBE. | |
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Go Mad from the Revelation | |
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Teppei is afraid of what will happen if he falls in love with a human girl and exposes her to his Kiltgang memories by kissing her. | |
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The Big Damn Kiss | |
| Captain Earth / int_9438e550 | comment |
The Big Damn Kiss: Hana and Daichi confess their mutual feelings this way in episode 15. Episode 21 has Akari giving one to Teppei. How Daichi frees Hana from Puck's control in the finale. | |
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Time Abyss | |
| Captain Earth / int_98a63dc6 | comment |
In episode 21, Teppei muses about how strange and alien day to day human life feels after living for thousands upon ten thousands of years as an immortal space-vampire mecha. | |
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When You Coming Home, Dad? | |
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When You Coming Home, Dad?: In episode 3, Akari calls out her father for not having seen her once in the last five years, to the point that he pretty much doesn't know anything about her life at all. Played for laughs, as she deliberately dramatizes it since her personality isn't the sort to be angsty over that sort of thing. | |
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Hand Cannon | |
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Hand Cannon: The Livlasters, extremely powerful weapons used by the protagonists to power the Earth Engine. They are also apparently the extension of a benevolent extra-dimensional being given to the worthy to help fight off the Kiltgang. | |
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Barbie Doll Anatomy | |
| Captain Earth / int_9d1cc720 | comment |
Barbie Doll Anatomy: Episode 19 ends with Hana floating naked in the Blume's control module. While her crotch is obscured by something else, this initially appears to be an instance of Godiva Hair. But no, her hair floats out of the way, giving the audience a clear view of her nipple-less breasts. | |
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A Mech by Any Other Name | |
| Captain Earth / int_a247c4bf | comment |
A Mech by Any Other Name: Machine Goodfellows are Earth-manufacture machines, Kiltgangs are the alien ones. | |
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Working with the Ex | |
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Working with the Ex: Akari's divorced parents are the commander of the Tanegashima Launch Center and the governor of the Tenkaidou space station, but they're able to maintain their professional relationship and defend the earth. | |
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Locking MacGyver in the Store Cupboard | |
| Captain Earth / int_ad6cc1d1 | comment |
Locking Macgyver In The Store Cupboard: In episode 9 the Planetary Gears kidnap Akari, having grown frustrated with her hacking screwing up their plans. Instead of simply imprisoning her or killing her and depending on their own high-tech hacking skills, they give her a computer and tell her to hack for them against her allies. This goes about as well for them as could be expected. | |
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Ms. Fanservice | |
| Captain Earth / int_b032e4ed | comment |
Ms. Fanservice: The first invader, Moco, wears a skin-tight piloting suit that leaves little to the imagination. Lampshaded by Akari, who comments that exposing so much skin all the time stops it from being special. Speaking of Akari, here's her with Hana.◊ | |
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Evil Is Bigger | |
| Captain Earth / int_b6844837 | comment |
Evil Is Bigger: The Impactors used by the protagonists never go beyond 60 meters in height, while the Kiltgangs used by the Planetary Gears are never smaller than 75 meters. | |
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Used to Be a Sweet Kid | |
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Used to Be a Sweet Kid: All the Planetary Gears prior to being awakened. | |
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True Companions | |
| Captain Earth / int_c313d43a | comment |
True Companions: The Midsummer's Knights are all this. | |
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Nice Guy | |
| Captain Earth / int_c5249b29 | comment |
Nice Guy: Daichi, Hana, Teppei, and Akari are all kind, friendly, caring, and supportive with each other. | |
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Offscreen Moment of Awesome | |
| Captain Earth / int_c5b47b36 | comment |
Offscreen Moment of Awesome: In episode 23, Daichi gets stuck in a dream by the Kiltgangs. However, Akari is also trapped in one, and Teppei implies she did just as good of a job escaping, but we don't get to see it. | |
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Mini-Mecha | |
| Captain Earth / int_c72af5a8 | comment |
Mini-Mecha: Machine Goodfellows, Earth Engine Ordinary, Nebula Engine Ordinary and Flare Engine Ordinary. | |
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Shout-Out | |
| Captain Earth / int_c75df49a | comment |
Shout-Out: The camera angles during the Livlaster introduction are evocative of the introduction of the Evas. There are a lot of names that reference the works of William Shakespeare: The organizations Macbeth Enterprises and Globe, the AI Puck, the mothership Oberon, and the robots are called Machine Goodfellows, after Robin Goodfellow, another name for Puck. Daichi's attack in episode 18 is similar to an infamous moment in Gundam Wing. | |
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Sean Connery Is About to Shoot You | |
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Sean Connery Is About to Shoot You: Daichi is about to shoot you.◊ | |
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Get a Hold of Yourself, Man! | |
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Get A Hold Of Yourself Man: Akari's "SUCK-IT-UP-FORTE!". | |
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Rocket Punch | |
| Captain Earth / int_c96e8bb5 | comment |
Rocket Punch: With an interesting twist to the trope: Daichi blows up a rocket behind him so he can push the Earth Engine forward and punch Amarok. It works. | |
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Serial Escalation | |
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Dwarfing even the Kiltgangs is Robin Goodfellow, which appears to be bigger than the Moon. | |
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Turned Against Their Masters | |
| Captain Earth / int_d355ba37 | comment |
Turned Against Their Masters: Hana was originally created to be a tool by the Kiltgang for the sole purpose of getting the Livlaster to function, but ultimately defected. | |
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Vampiric Draining | |
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The Kiltgangs are practically like that, as well, but for a different reason. Any time even a single Kiltgang makes contact with the Earth, it could parasite off of its entire human population's Orgone energy. | |
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A God Am I | |
| Captain Earth / int_dc1761bd | comment |
A God Am I: The CEO of Macbeth Enterprises believes that he is destined to lead the humans who will survive the Kiltgang's assault to create a utopia of his design. He believes that the universe gave this destiny to him. Puck declares himself the one true God of the universe after merging with Oberon and becoming Robin Goodfellow. | |
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Reasonable Authority Figure | |
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Reasonable Authority Figure | |
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Ship Tease | |
| Captain Earth / int_dcb9c541 | comment |
Ship Tease: A lot between Teppei and Akari, starting with episode 5. And the episode after, Daichi and Hana get the same treatment. They eventually make it official. | |
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Playful Hacker | |
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Playful Hacker: Akari. "Logical, logical!" | |
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A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Read | |
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A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Read: The cause of much drama with the Designer Children due to their Telepathic Kiss. Hana is afraid Daichi will hate her when he learns of her true origins. Teppei is afraid of what will happen if he falls in love with a human girl and exposes her to his Kiltgang memories by kissing her. | |
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Expy | |
| Captain Earth / int_e5421161 | comment |
Expy: The Earth Engine/Livelaster has a combination sequence similar to the Final Fusion, shares the look and fins of Gunbuster and has the color scheme of Heroman. The head design and manskirt are also very reminiscent of Tauburn. Young Daichi's jacket bears a heavy resemblance to Renton's. A boy with purple hair? Check. Red eyes? Check. Pilots a white, somewhat girly-looking mecha? Check. Affinity for pastel clothes? Check. Voiced by Hiroshi Kamiya? Check. Has always known he's different from other people, and is later informed his race is humanity's enemy? Gets his own "I am human!" moment? Double-check. Teppei Arashi could be younger (or older?) Tieria Erde. Eiji (Teppei's biological father) is widely considered to be one to Head, mostly by virtue of purple hair and eyes, having Akira Ishida as his seiyuu and being the father of one of the main characters. Sometimes he's also called Head's "good twin", due to his relatively pleasant behaviour in the episode he appears in. | |
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Determinator | |
| Captain Earth / int_e567510d | comment |
Determinator: Daichi, Teppei and Hana all perform some pretty impressive feats that should be physically impossible purely because they refused to let their loved ones get hurt. | |
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A-Cup Angst | |
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Except for Akari, who is clearly jealous of the attention her peers' busts get. | |
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Humongous Mecha | |
| Captain Earth / int_e6f18344 | comment |
Humongous Mecha: The Earth, Nebula and Flare Engines. The Earth Engine Ordinary and its sister units, Nebula and Flare can combine with three modules in order to form its larger, more powerful Impactor form. Makes you wonder why the Earth Engine and its two sister units don't combine with each other, though. Then there are the Kiltgang's actual robot forms, which are even considerably bigger than the Engine Series Impacters (which are already very huge), making them truly gigantic. Dwarfing even the Kiltgangs is Robin Goodfellow, which appears to be bigger than the Moon. | |
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The Mole | |
| Captain Earth / int_e70127 | comment |
The Mole: Salty Dog is working for the Ark Faction, a group of people who want the Kiltgang to get to Earth and eat everyone. | |
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Blue-and-Orange Morality | |
| Captain Earth / int_e8e56799 | comment |
Blue-and-Orange Morality: The Kiltgang believe that having a finite lifespan means you are not truly sentient, and not a "real" person. As a result, they view earthlings as food. | |
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All Just a Dream | |
| Captain Earth / int_ea85d6ea | comment |
All Just a Dream: Episode 23 has Daichi and Akari stuck in dreams caused by the Blume's Entangle Link. They both manage to break free with sheer willpower. | |
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Jerkass | |
| Captain Earth / int_eb8e4fa8 | comment |
Jerkass: Literally every member of Salty Dog introduced so far. The very first member seen is implied to sexually harass Hana and seems to take sadistic pleasure in announcing to Daichi that he's going to pretty much become their prisoner, complete with a lead gear for whenever he steps out of line. Episode three also confirms that they're willing to endanger the entire planet and sabotage the Earth Engine just to get Daichi out of the picture and in episode 6 they kidnap and hold Hana at gunpoint. It (temporarily) caps in episode 19, where they're trying to get Hana at every cost. They need her alive, but for them it's totally alright to kill Daichi and Teppei to cripple the Intercept faction. | |
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Supernaturally Young Parent | |
| Captain Earth / int_ee29a942 | comment |
Supernaturally Young Parent: Eiji Arashi, Teppei's biological father. Teppei is a Designer Child, and Eiji has been in cold sleep for a while. | |
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Evil Feels Good | |
| Captain Earth / int_f01a54f1 | comment |
Evil Feels Good: The Kiltgang describe piloting their mechs as being immensely pleasurable, and seem to want to feed on humanity just so they can keep doing it. | |
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Ordinary High-School Student | |
| Captain Earth / int_f34602be | comment |
Ordinary Highschool Student: Daichi, he also lampshades it. | |
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"On the Next Episode of..." Catch-Phrase | |
| Captain Earth / int_f85604c2 | comment |
"On the Next Episode of..." Catch-Phrase: "Earth Engine, expand!" Later changes to "Earth Engine, scramble!" | |
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Ridiculously Cute Critter | |
| Captain Earth / int_fd1f1a63 | comment |
Ridiculously Cute Critter: Pitz, Hana's pet squirrel-looking thing. Setsuna has a pink version of Pitz named Lappa. | |
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Theme Naming | |
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Theme Naming: Outside of the previously mentioned numerous Shout-Out to Shakespeare, the Manatsu family is composed of Daichi (earth), his father Taiyou (sun) and his mother Umi (sea). Naturally, Daichi and Taiyou pilot the Earth Engine and Star Engine respectively. And their last name means "midsummer", which is actually pointed out by Akari at the formation of the Midsummer's Knights. | |
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