Profile Genetic Type X-Rounder Age 17 (140 A.G.) 18 (141 A.G.) 41 (physically 18) (164 A.G.) Born 123 A.G. Gender Male Family Desil Galette (Brother/deceased) Nationality Mars Sphere Affiliation Suzie Muscovy School Mobile Suit Club Vagan Occupation Spy Mobile Suit Pilot Commander of Earth Occupation Force Supreme Leader of Vagan Military Rank Commander (141 A.G) Mobile Weapons xvv-xcr Zedas R xvm-zgc Zeydra xvt-zgc Ghirarga ovm-wwr Wrozzo R xvm-fzc Gundam Legilis xvm-fzc-zgc Gundam Legilis R Command Ships Fa Zeos Fa Zard Personality & Character Zeheart Galette is a very quiet and reserved character. He works to not stand out and so far has been nothing but polite, which may, however, be part of his cover. Zeheart is also shown to value his friendship with Asemu Asuno, as he spares the young man's life twice and asks him both times to leave the battlefield. He also cooperated efficiently with Asemu to destroy Downes and protected him from falling debris, getting hit himself in the process. He also cares for those under his command, evident from the fact that he remembers the names of the pilots killed under his command, as he demonstrated to Fram Nara after the failed operation in Sargasso. He showed that trait again in the Gundam capture operation (when he was more concerned about the casualties in his crew than the fact that Zanald used him to seize the Gundam) and in his attempt to help the rampaging Girard Spriggan, despite the danger she posed. However, Zeheart's defining characteristic is his complete devotion to Fezarl Ezelcant's goal of taking back Earth and creating an Eden for the Vagan people. To that end, Zeheart follows Ezelcant's orders to the letter and is unwilling to let anything hinder the successful completion of this plan. A testament to this was the fact that he let his own brother, Desil Galette, die by Asemu's hand during the Battle of Nortrum, since his obsessive vendetta with Flit Asuno was creating unnecessary complications. Even after learning of the true purpose of Project Eden, Zeheart chose to embrace Ezelcant's ideals for the purpose of creating a better future for mankind. However, this also led to him becoming emotionally unstable, as his devotion to Ezelcant's ideals conflicted with his own gentle nature, up to the point where, after sacrificing his most loyal subordinates to ensure the Gundams' destruction, he broke down completely. After being defeated by Asemu, however, he found some measurement of peace by reminiscing about his happy days in the mobile suit club, before dying. Skills and Abilities Zeheart's occupation of a spy in A.G. 140 indicates that he is skilled at espionage, having been sent by the Vagan to infiltrate the colony where the Gundam was suspected to be under the guise of a student. He is shown to be trained in hand to hand combat as he was able to avoid a bully's clumsy attacks with ease. Zeheart is shown to be one of the most powerful X-Rounders in the series, being able to sense imminent danger before it occurs and easily keeping up with other powerful X-Rounders like Flit Asuno in combat. However, because of the strength of his abilities, almost no mobile suit is able to keep up with his heightened response time and reflexes; because of this, even Vagan mobile suit units that are X-Rounder compatible. As such, he is forced to wear a mask that restricts his power, in order to be able to pilot mobile suits effectively. Eventually, he discards the mask once he received the xvm-fzc Gundam Legilis, since the unit is able to keep up with his reaction time and X-Rounder abilities. Zeheart is shown to be an excellent mobile suit pilot (partly due to his powerful X-Rounder abilities), evident by the fact that he was able to defeat Gundam-type units with ease and leaving with his mobile suit unscathed from most battles he has participated in. Furthermore, Zeheart is also seen to be a competent officer and battlefield commander, employing effective tactics in battle (such as his ploy in the Battle of La Gramis) and able to read some of the Federation's tactics (such as seeing something amiss in the Federation formation in the Battle of Nortrum).
Does anyone else lie in bed at 2:30am filled with the crippling fear that they’re never going to accomplish anything in life and fail miserably or is that just me
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to reccomend an anime to me! However, there are some key conditions which it must meet in order to be acceptable.
During the past year, it has come to my attention that almost all of the games I am playing in recent times have been JRPGs.
JRPGs and I have a long history, first coming into contact with them during my single-digit years. My mother was a fanatic, so it was clear that I would be hooked as well.
I agree with this. I think that we here at the west only understand one side of the coin. In order to gauge the game's quality, we have to see how it fared on it's own homeland. Unfortunately, most of will only pay attention to western reviews simply because it is in our language, so we don't bother to look for translations of Japanese reviewers.
Many gamers underestimate the value of culture when it comes to writing, design and gameplay and some Jrpgs, behind the moe and the whimsy, require a strong discipline that the Japanese are known for. You have to master something, watch stats, use buff items at the appropriate times and sometimes the game will tell you that you're not playing well enough by throwing a high level story boss at you, sending you back to the grind.
In terms of writing, Jrpgs across the different storytelling genres master the art of turning cliche's into wonderful and heart-warming adventures, they do something new, but they do not invalidate or ignore what made them good in the first place. It becomes more than a movie with gameplay and in games with a party, it feels like a growing family. A game that has great party interaction is Mugen Souls and Mugen Souls Z. A western game that nailed this aspect were the Knights of the Old Republic games.
An example is the Neptunia series, despite its lackluster performance with critics, it shows itself to be a powerful franchise with a strong following, memorable characters and innovative gameplay.
The fact that the game performs well financially and consistently rolls out sequels says a lot about how well the series is doing and even in the west, almost all Neptunia related games were localized. It shows that critics do not hold much power against such a strong franchise and the following continues to grow. The same is true for the Atelier series.
A friend of mine once told me that western reviewers tend to go to extremes, they love simplicity and complexity, but shun everything in the middle. This is true because games that make it in the west are extremely polarized, they praise the simplest indie games and the most complex AAA games and small projects in the middle are ignored or get mixed reception.
Japanese storytelling is more often than not, unpretentious and full of soul, outside the Jrpg genre, you can compare DMC and DmC and it's easy to understand why DMC has more heart than DmC. Japanese storytellers aren't bound by realism and they are not afraid to tell a unique story that blends drama and whimsy.
The song "Mirai no Moyou" by Yuuki Aira was used as the ending theme for Gundam AGE - Memory of Eden. The full translation was requested by zeheartgalette … a couple of months ago (sorry it took me so long). There may be errors because kanji lyrics for the song can’t be found anywhere, I...
N-no… you see, I’m seriously planning to stay here tonight. I need to train a lot, and sleeping in the training-zone looks practical to me. Although I can understand your possible opinions towards this… -she shrugged- So, you can actually find for the nearest city, huh? Are you really all that lost…?
"Ah, I see... so you're undergoing survival training?" Zeheart nodded. "It's an attempt to find the city, really... but Gundam Legilis' guidance systems are down."
It’s getting dark… -she sighed, prepared to search for a new place to sleep in, maybe the tree of the other day was a nice option… Thinking and thinking as she wandered all around, the girl got to see what seemed to be a human- Err… H-hi!! -she waved her...
It’s getting dark… -she sighed, prepared to search for a new place to sleep in, maybe the tree of the other day was a nice option… Thinking and thinking as she wandered all around, the girl got to see what seemed to be a human- Err… H-hi!! -she waved her hand- Are you lost?
The Mobile suit pilot was in trying to contact his subordinate when he noticed what looked like a CPU. "Oh, hello." He nodded as he greeted the stranger. "Yes, I am."
During the past year, it has come to my attention that almost all of the games I am playing in recent times have been JRPGs.
JRPGs and I have a long history, first coming into contact with them during my single-digit years. My mother was a fanatic, so it was clear that I would be hooked as well.
Flonne just stood there blushing wondering what to do. Should she return all his feelings or say no because of her crush on Laharl? Either way, Flonne’s probably going to stand there quiet for a while.
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