Talk:Operation Stardust
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I don't remember Amouro Ray in this series at all, and Gato was not a general. I think these mistake need to be adressed. -Willy
The reason you don't remeber amouro ray in this series is because he was not cast in the series. And Anaval Gato was a commander, not a general.
I removed the cleanup tag. The article's problems have been adressed. TomStar81 00:32, 15 Feb 2005 (UTC)
This page is filled with errors. Its almost 2AM, and I'm bored, so I'll do my best to mention them here, and fix it to the best of my knowledge on the main page. Feel free to edit.
- Gato's attack with Unit 02 was not to destroy Konpei Island; it was to destroy or disable the majority of the Earth Federation's fleet, which had gathered at the base for the first Naval Review since the One Year War. The Federation's foolish decision to continue the review despite the Delaz Fleet's theft of the Gundam, which was armed with a nuclear missile, resulted in Gato being able to do exactly that -- IIRC, the dialogue states 80% of the fleet was destroyed or severly damaged, leaving the Earth defenseless.
- The colony drop's intention was not to destroy Jabrow or any other military target -- the objective, per the dialogue, was to eliminate the Federation's main source of food, the American Midwest, in order to slow their growth and give more time for the Axis Zeon/Zion to rebuild their fleet.
- The attack on the Naval Review was also intended to weaken the Federation not only for the purpose of the colony drop, but also for the purpose of weakening them to buy time for the Axis Zeon/Zion to rebuild the fleet.
Done
Just a small observatoin of how solomon is reffered to as "Konpei Island" when in reality it is Neither an island, nor mentioned as an island in the original. The term "Konpeitou" in japanese is a type of sugar candy that's shaped alot like solomon, therefore the fortress was named "konpeitou". Its true that "tou" can mean "Island", but not in this case.
