Inside the Capsule

Season 1Episode 325 minMar 16, 1985
Inside the Capsule
Aboard the Ahgama, Captain Henken Beckner interviews Camille and AEUG founder Blex Forra. They are delighted to learn that he is the son of the designers of Gundam Mark-II. The Titans are also aware of the possible consequences of Camille's defection and take immediate action to rectify the situation. Layla Myra Layla, a veteran mercenary pilot from the semiautonomous Granada Moon Base, is sent to intercept and destroy the Ahgama. Layla launches her red Galbaldy-Beta (RMS-117) from the Granada battleship Bosnia to attack Quattro's "Red Comet" Rick Dias. The battle ends in a draw when a truce is called between the two forces. Emma Sheen comes aboard the Ahgama to hand-deliver Basque's message to the AEUG crew. She is horrified when she hears the terms of her Titan masters: return Camille and the stolen Mark-IIs or his parents will be executed! Camille overhears these demands and takes off in Mark-II 03 to rescue his mother, who is imprisoned in a life-support capsule midway between the Titan battleship Alexandria and the Ahgama -- but Jared is there in a Hizack (RMS-106) to prevent that very thing. The Titan trap backfires disastrously, however, when the shot meant to disable Camille's Mark-II 03 destroys the capsule instead. Camille goes berserk as he witnesses his mother's death in the vacuum of space.
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