Compared to the Post Disaster era in Iron-Blooded Orphans, the Ad Stella era that The Witch From Mercury takes place in seems more advanced, cleaner and safer(?). Ad Stella is to Eberron what the Post Disaster is to Athas from Dark Sun! Can't wait to see Suletta Mercury's journey!

Bluecat979 said:

Compared to the Post Disaster era in Iron-Blooded Orphans, the Ad Stella era that The Witch From Mercury takes place in seems more advanced, cleaner and safer(?). Ad Stella is to Eberron what the Post Disaster is to Athas from Dark Sun! Can't wait to see Suletta Mercury's journey!

It supposedly takes place in an advanced school for "special individuals".

It's essentially Gundam Harry Potter.

NegativeSoul said:

It supposedly takes place in an advanced school for "special individuals".

It's essentially Gundam Harry Potter.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses had a similar premise too! I always thought that Gundam is to science fiction what Fire Emblem is to fantasy, right down to the wars being waged between humans without outside threats like aliens or orcs, though Fire Emblem had more occurrences of non-humans or monsters being fought or playable too. Not to mention Gundam is usually a TV series or movie while Fire Emblem is a video game series. They both still told a message that war brings nothing but misery

I wonder if it'll still be a conflict between Earth and Spacenoids (specifically Mercury) again or if it'll be corporate warfare between the three branches of the Beneritt Group. Perhaps the former conflict will appear in the Prologue in July 14th next month