Ferhog

PG GN-001 Gundam Exia

Figure-Rise Standard Miorine Rembran

Figure-Rise Standard Suletta Mercury

Figure-Rise Standard Chuatury Panlunch

MG Eclipse Gundam Reactor 2

Nazis are dramatic shorthand for "everyone hate these guys and it is okay to kill them and not feel bad about it." using Nazis as bad guys is how you don't have to cover anything about their politics or their conditions or what led to their existence or what their worldview is.

to call that "political" is to define "political" in such a way that it conveys no information value. no person has ever used the argument "this had Nazis and Nazis are bad so it is political" who was not using it to justify the claim "I should never ever ever ever shut the fuck up about my opinion of American presidential politics and I should turn every single community I am in into an endless circlejerk about my opinion of American presidential politics."

But the end of the first episode makes the intent pretty clear. It's a forced marriage neither character is enthused about in-universe but the music and visuals are potraying it pretty positively, basically coding this like a rom-com premise. It's very different to a negative portrayal like in the Tale of The Princess Kaguya where the titular protagonist runs off into the dark night in chaotic, unrestrained animation.

The knowledge that Suletta and Miorine are engaged then recontextualizes how they're interacting in the posters, OP, and ED.

Theoretically this COULD have been a show in which two girls who were engaged by happenstance were just friends, but they didn't do anything to challenge the automatic assumption that two leads who are engaged for one reason or another are the story's main romance.

As for the question of whether or not just being gay is political, that's part of the problem where no one can agree on what falls under the label of political, because for some people it is just a normal part of life while others call their very existence a movement or agenda or whatever, largely because they think it's a choice or lifestyle. It's not even an entirely homophobic mindset, as I've even seen a few leftists say that being born gay is a misconception, the most famous example probably being radical feminists who swear off men and choose to only date women, which is literally called political lesbianism.