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And we hope to see you in London.

The main character, Al, is an 11-year-old,

and he lives in a neutral colony

that's not involved in the one-year war.

Militarily anyway, obviously they're involved.

We get to see something unique, I think, in war media

and certainly anime,

which is him and his classmates complaining about like the

after effects of the war, like supply ships being interdicted and things of that nature.

And like Al's dad, who was a deadbeat into the last five minutes of the show.

Also, voiced by Spike Spiegel, uncredited, may I ask? They had the same voice actor

of Spike Spiegel. Also seemingly the voice actor of everything until about 2010. Like,

everything is, like, it feels weighty and like they're interested in the war because they're

children. They're little boys.

And I don't know if this is a universal little boy thing because I know I went through this

of like playing soldier and stuff like that because we have no, we see so much war media

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