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On the Titans side, these episodes did a lot to improve my opinion of Jerrid Messa.At this point, Jerrid is still a bigmouth and a shitty pilot, but he demonstrates that he is willing to put his ego aside in order to become the leader he aspires to be. His interactions with Federation pilot Lila are akin to Obi Wan and Luke with added sexual tension. She teaches him quite a lot in a short period of time, and her death helps push Jerrid over the edge. By the end of the disc, he's starting to look like an actual pilot, rather than an adversary you hope to see shot down as soon as possible. At this point, the core cast of Titans is nowhere near solidified, but that's because they have to fuck up a bunch on this disc, in order to justify bringing in some heavy hitters that will present the AEUG with a serious challenge. The pieces are put into place here, and Disc 3 will see the real beginning of what will be known as the Gryps conflict.
Oh, and Bright Noa joins the AEUG, immediately taking command of their flagship simply by being Bright fucking Noa. The sooner the better I say.
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