Noin doesn't bother me any more than anyone else in the OZ/Alliance/Romefeller circles bothers me, because the behaviour is the same across the board -- follow the dictates of the noble/superior officer you've latched onto because That Is Your Place In The World. No different than, say, Otto as an immediate other example in Zechs' sphere of influence.

That Noin (and Une) are included in that fascist regime rather than it being completely masculine speaks louder than the individual characters.


Unfortunately I can't verify that note about Wufei one way or the other; I received it second-hand, as it were, and I'll admit I haven't seen it in any source materials (so far) --