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* MaybeEverAfter: [[spoiler: With Feldt. While he doesn't reciprocate her love on-screen, it is possible he eventually did.]]
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* MaybeEverAfter: [[spoiler: With Feldt. While he doesn't reciprocate he's never shown reciprocating her love feelings on-screen, it is possible she's the only one of Setsuna's love interests who he eventually did.has a reasonably close relationship with, and it's abundantly clear that ''something'' happened between them both during the 2 years between Season 2 and the Movie, and during the battle with the ELS. Series director Seiji Mizushima has gone on-record saying that Setsuna's feelings regarding her are "an open-ended question mark".]]
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* CelibateHero: He develops a close relationship with Marina, but when asked if they are dating, they both matter-of-factly deny it. However, when Feldt gives Setsuna a flower, he implies that he's aware that she is flirting with him and he doesn't reject her advances. However, two years later in the movie, he's mostly oblivious to Feldt's flirting.
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* CelibateHero: He develops a close relationship with Marina, but when asked if they are dating, they both matter-of-factly deny it. However, On the other hand, he has ''something'' with Feldt; when Feldt she gives Setsuna a flower, he implies that he's aware that she is flirting with him she's trying to gauge his romantic availability, and he doesn't reject her advances. However, possible interest. That said, two years later later, in the movie, it's unclear if he's mostly oblivious to Feldt's flirting.interest or if he's choosing to ignore it in the moment.
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* ReluctantWarrior: [[spoiler:In the movie, Setsuna is reluctant to fight against the ELS, because he realizes that they were trying to understand humans using assimilation.]]
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* ReluctantWarrior: [[spoiler:In the movie, Setsuna is reluctant to fight against the ELS, because he realizes ELS because, due to their literal alien nature, he's not actually sure of their intentions or if the ELS are even aware if they're fighting. It takes Graham reminding him that they were trying fighting to understand humans using assimilation.gain understanding, despite the contradiction, is sometimes necessary, for him to choose to strike back.]]
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* CharacterDevelopment: Over the course of the show, he goes from emotionally repressed, to still stoic, but more caring. His aloofness is now more out of being a veteran of combat and he even dispenses advice to both Saji and Lyle that get them out of their respective funks. Essentially, he's cooler.
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* CharacterDevelopment: Over Arguably one of the most drastically developed main characters in all of Gundam:
** Season 1 Setsuna is the quintessential devout child soldier, only replacing religious reverence for worshipping the idea what a Gundam is supposed to be to the point of ''declaring himself one.'' His relationship with the rest of Celestial Being outside of Lockon and Lasse is strictly professional (and all but outright hostile when it comes to Tieria). His experiences throughout the course of events lead him to actively question his own world view, actually care about his comrades outside of theshow, mission, and his desire to find answers for himself indirectly lead the rest of his fellow Meisters to reevaluate their own attitudes.
** Season 2 Setsuna is far more mellowed out and matured, to the point where his infamous ''I am Gundam'' catchphrase isn't uttered once. Now the unquestioned leader of the Gundam Meisters, everyone trusts his judgement calls implicitly and Tieria, the Meister hegoes from emotionally repressed, once got along with the least, is his unofficial second in command and closest thing he has to a best friend. While he's still very much the stoic, but more caring. His aloofness is now more out of being a veteran of combat he's far warmer and he even dispenses advice easier to both Saji and interact with, if still incredibly blunt (even able to raise Lyle that get them and Allelujah out of their respective funks. Essentially, he's cooler.funks), and willing and able to make hard decisions while accepting the possible consequences. He starts the season admitting that Celestial Being is responsible for the current state of the world and looks to fix the distortions their actions have caused, realizes he needs to change himself if he wants to to make an actual difference, and ends the series having come to terms with the weight of all his actions and far more compassionate towards not just the people around him, but the world as a whole.
** Season 1 Setsuna is the quintessential devout child soldier, only replacing religious reverence for worshipping the idea what a Gundam is supposed to be to the point of ''declaring himself one.'' His relationship with the rest of Celestial Being outside of Lockon and Lasse is strictly professional (and all but outright hostile when it comes to Tieria). His experiences throughout the course of events lead him to actively question his own world view, actually care about his comrades outside of the
** Season 2 Setsuna is far more mellowed out and matured, to the point where his infamous ''I am Gundam'' catchphrase isn't uttered once. Now the unquestioned leader of the Gundam Meisters, everyone trusts his judgement calls implicitly and Tieria, the Meister he
