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Added to this is that Kryska's age on her forged transcripts may have been given as younger then her actual age, so as to make her seem like a less-experienced common soldier instead of a highly-trained spec-ops. In spite of giving her age as 22, it’s been noted that Kryska is actually of equal age to the rest of the crew - around 25 years - and that the discrepancy is because she judges her age by the Solar Alliance’s calendar, which runs differently from, and apparently slower then, the Ceren calendar. Kryska’s budding friendship and possible romance with Icari could be seen as one of the many instances that follow the common trope of “the odd couple” - two people of extreme opposites becoming very close over time. Kryska’s character design saw notable revision during her development, originally having had short straight hair and lacking the more tomboyish appearance she would later have.

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This makes the original Sola the only character from the main series who had a (confirmed) direct appearance in Sunrider Academy. It’s noted in her official bio that Sola is at least partly aware of the events her alternate-reality counterparts live through, and that she had come in direct contact with one parallel of the Sunrider Academy Kayto - the one that falls in love with his own timeline’s Sola.

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from Code Geass, Sola is regarded as a lonely and detached woman from a long-ago age, initially desiring to die as the world around her no longer held any meaning for her and slowly regaining a desire to care about her own life again. from the popular mecha-series Code Geass, Sola has become something of an unexpected fan-service icon because of her shapely backside-assets, even starring in a promotional Christmas print alongside the running ‘model-girl’ Claude. While her figure is described as being generally modest, Sola has been widely noted as having a very prominent rear-end and hips, as well as how Sola’s character-sprite often faces away from the screen in a way that shows off her back and rear. In fact, the picture of the young Maray in Kayto’s quarters is actually the original concept-image for Sola. Originally, Sola was conceived as being the main character Kayto’s younger sister in the first draft of the story, and that this is why both Kayto and Sola where designed with platinum/white hair. The Novelization shows Ava having more moments of emotion then in the Visual Novel, most prominent of which being Claude’s attempted molesting of Kayto in the Novel, she screams in rage, shock and embarrassment whereas in the Visual Novel she is indifferent or, at the very least, trying to ignore the awkwardness of what she’s seeing. This would later be lampshaded in Sunrider: Academy during Ava’s route where Kayto remarks he never really noticed how incredibly curvaceous Ava is because of her choice in clothes and stern, almost off-putting demeanor. Ava is regarded as being a victim of the ‘hidden buxom’ trope by Asaga in the Novelization, as her officer’s uniform and cold personality often hides or distracts from her figure. In the original draft of the story, Ava had never met Kayto until the latter stumbled aboard the Sunrider one day and was thrust into the command seat. As of the first Liberation Day beta, Ava still held the title of most voted-for best 'waifu' in the game in spite of her standoffish nature. I just hope we get the option to welcome our new Chigara overlords in the next game for the lols.

The 'moral' choices you get to make are pointless, but being able to play at being pro-alliance or pro-independent is fun. Imo, if they want to fix the place, you either drown the population in bombs or foreign aid, and I don't really get the impression that either strategy is viable for various reasons. The planet sounds like a perpetual humanitarian disaster and no amount of good will is going to fix it. If they were a dog, you'd either put them down or stay the hell away from them. Their policy in regards to Ongress is sensible, but the people of Ongress are anything but sensible. Under those circumstances, you'd think Gray would be playing for time to quietly get his forces in order, but instead he plays at instigating the war when he's not ready. Like the Alliance has nearly every advantage, except being disorganized and not quite on a war footing. If I had one complaint about the Alliance's demeanor it's that they do a lot of stupid self-defeating things.