Long Fei's interview, along with the names of the five Gundams and the meanings behind those names, swiftly spread across the international community.
Many viewers had never expected these five formidable Gundams to carry such meanings in their names.
However, Purvi, the former president of the Wanluo Federation who had been removed from office, soon began spouting nonsense on his online page again.
"Gundams are symbols of evil, machines of demons. They are evil machines that borrow the name of gods, embodiments of demonic will rather than divine will. They are the most heinous machines to falsely bear the name of gods, and they have no right to proclaim justice, freedom, or rebirth. Their covenant is merely an evil covenant. Only democratic nations are qualified to represent justice and freedom. Evil imperialism has no right to speak of justice and freedom, while so-called rebirth is merely pushing the pitiful people of the Mars Sphere into another fire pit."
"Only the Wanluo Federation is a nation chosen by God. Only the Wanluo Federation possesses God's will and gives its people freedom and justice. It is a nation that gives those people who have suffered under dictatorship a second chance at rebirth when they come to the Wanluo Federation. The Wanluo Federation is a land that values covenants, each one a sacred and inviolable covenant."
Purvi's ravings online were mocked throughout the international community.
"If Gundams had come from a democratic nation, he'd be painting them as machines of angels and spokesmen for God."
"Yeah, anything good must come from a democratic nation. What? Gundams didn't come from a democratic nation? Then they must be incarnations of evil."
"Anything good that doesn't come from a democratic nation is a symbol of evil. That's so democratic."
Although Purvi was overwhelmingly ridiculed internationally, he