It all seems to be just fun and games, until a fated field trip, during which the plane they were on gets hijacked by terrorists. Sagara is surprised to recognize one of the enemy soldiers, who is apparently his thought-to-be-dead arch nemesis, and psychotic terrorist for hire, Gaul. Mithrill intervenes, and saves the class, while Sagara and his long time best friend, Weber rescue Chidori. It looks like they're in for a Bolivian Army ending, but Mithrill sends an unusual machine, the Arbalest, to aid them.
With Chidori knowing Sagara's secret, the two get closer to each other, and life is never the same again. Sagara is often called in for missions, while he also has his school duties to pay attention to. In the meantime, terrorists keep coming and war keeps on going all over the world. Not to mention Gaul keeps showing up just to prove that he cannot be killed.
Based on a series of novels written by Gato Shoji, Full Metal Panic is an anime series spanning 3 seasons. The first season, follows Sagara's life, the missions he must undertake and his conflict with Gaul who crosses his path on several occasions. The second season breaks away from the plot and focuses on the everyday school life, as well as Sagara's exploits as the mysterious mouse-like vigilante, Bonta kun, while introducing a few extra characters. The third season (also known as The Second Raid) introduces Mithrill's enemy, the terrorist organisation Amalgam, and their attempt to instigate a civil war in China. The series ends with many plot threads unresolved, but it's not likely the studio will continue it. I AM thinking about buying the books if I can.
Devious Comments
I like how he always tries to downplay every encounter with Kamane as a coincidence.
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Falling in love is a superbly apt expression.
Love is something you stumble into, kind of like a pothole
~Tom Holt, Expecting someone taller.
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It is my desire, to feel the world around me.
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Falling in love is a superbly apt expression.
Love is something you stumble into, kind of like a pothole
~Tom Holt, Expecting someone taller.
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