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Scrapped Princess Season 1 Episode 22

Rondo That Transcended Time

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AIRED: 9/18/03

The final confrontation is coming, and the good guys seem woefully unprepared. The Gigas are still regenerating, and even if only two Peacemakers would attack, there'd only be Shannon to stand in their way, with the rest of the Obstinate Arrow, Raquel and Leo to fight off any of the Royal Guard. Things are looking a bit bleak, but their camp is cheerful (I guess there's nothing they can do about it anyways). Meanwhile, the Peacemakers hatch their plan, a bit shorthanded now that Steyr is gone. In addition, it appears that Cz is having her doubts (come on Sim, you can do it!), and their lord has denied them the use of their most powerful form (of course in the end, I'm sure they'll use it, otherwise why go to the trouble of setting it up?). Speaking of the Peacemakers' lord, we're introduced to her. She bears a striking resemblance to Pacifica (no doubt a strange coincidence...) and talks about how man once reached for the stars (this shouldn't be a surprise to you, as we've had a space program for quite some time now), which displeased god. God decided to imprison man on earth then, building it in such a way that humanity wouldn't realize that they were being held back (the Matrixishness rears its ugly head again). There are still a few subplots going on, which is somewhat troubling this late in the game. First, Winia and Chris still haven't said a word to each other, and their (budding?) romance has really fallen by the wayside. Also, Forcis continues to be a player in the background (and by player, I mean non-player), I was really hoping that he, as Pacifica's twin, would play a larger role in the story. Speaking of romance, how about Leo and Pacifica? Okay, well clearly romance isn't important in this show... which is too bad, because there's a lot of potential. Seems like this show could benefit from being about twice as long (second season!).moreless

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Bridget Hoffman	Raquel Cassul
Kari Wahlgren	Pacifica Cassul
Crispin Freeman	Shannon Cassul
Fumiko Orikasa	Pacifica Cassul [J]
Shinichiro Miki	Shannon Cassul [J]
Sayaka Ohara	Raquel Cassul [J]

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Cast & Crew: RECURRING AND GUESTS

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Fumiko Orikasa	Celia [J]	Guest Star
Michelle Ruff	Celia	Guest Star
Lex Lang	Socom	Recurring Role
Kazuya Nakai	Socom [J]	Recurring Role
Karen Strassman	Fafal	Recurring Role