Huh? This is where it connects!? I was surprised at the very end.

I don’t understand what Luka is dissatisfied about when being pursued by such a handsome guy.

Even though I was loved by El, Plu, and Haman.

If you proceed without anyone being chosen, the Rule Car will come off the shelf.

>>4

It feels like Shin-chan ultimately chose Mari.

You’re three years older, you know.

High school students and junior high school students

>>7

Hearing this, Lou seems quite something too.

>>7

A three-year age difference in your teens is significant, but in about 10 years, it becomes a relatively unimportant age gap.

If anything, El is older than Judou.

Since I’m doing a pilot job, romance can take a backseat.

It’s loose there because they are young.

I thought it was about the distance between comrades and allies, but they’re actually supporting each other.

What do you mean, Judou?

>>11

Being alone in a new place is unsettling for a boy, and there is also the mental strain accumulated from battles.

You’ve climbed the stairs to adulthood, not just in a sexual sense.

She has beautiful straight long silky hair.

You’re definitely going to be popular!

If a middle school boy were approached by such a sexy girl, he wouldn’t be able to handle it.

I don’t wear underwear when I’m in casual clothes.

>>14

Isn’t it fine with Lady Hamaan!

Since the artist was fishing in the desert, it seems like she must have quite a good appearance even just in terms of setting.

If I were to return to my hometown and live modestly, it would be L.

Judo didn’t do that.

>>17

Even if you call it modest, what you were doing locally was running a junk shop, and with no one to rely on, you were barely able to feed your sister, right?

I will have to leave my friends behind, but I have no lingering attachment to the environment.

El and Ru are both great women.

In the end, Judou chose Rue, and that alone could be said.

Judo separates from Luca in the Jupiter sphere, then fights alongside Amuro, takes in Mineva, and eventually embarks on a journey into outer space!

>>21

Nice joke.

>>21

I thought it was pretty bad that you unilaterally made Luka break up with me, leaving everything else aside.

>>50

If Amuro and Char are going to appear in a short one-shot, they probably couldn’t find a role for Ruka…

I’ve been seeing a lot of fan art of Ruruka lately.

I’ve started watching too, and I’m around episode 30, but it’s definitely really cute.

It’s a design that connects to the Reiwa era.

But Elle is also cute.

It’s good that there aren’t any people with stressful personalities compared to the previous work.

>>22

Beecha, Mondo, and Puru are troublemakers, but it’s from a place of goodwill, and they aren’t betraying Judo itself, so it’s easy to watch, right?

It’s sad that what Haman-sama was told by Sarasa was exactly on point.

Rina, don’t shoot and be a little more honest…

Is Judo’s family sending any money?

Did you go missing and lose contact?

>>26

They are working in another colony and sending money back.

It’s tough to get by with just that, so I’m making money at a junk shop.

>>26

The fact that the father is missing makes it quite a difficult situation for the mother, who is working away from home.

There are more good women in ZZ compared to Z.

>>33

There are no good women in Z, only fa.

>>36

Don’t forget, Mauler.

>>33

Even though Char looks like that, he’s always the enemy in the game.

It’s surprising that she’s just a generally nice older sister who does the cooking and laundry.

>>38

In Super Robot Wars, when you watch the original work, you realize that they are basically all allies until the final stages.

>>68

I never thought that the version where you recruit companions in the SFC version of the third game would be the closest to my image.

>>33

I think the others over there aren’t that bad, except for Recoa…

The situation is bad.

>>39

Everyone is a bit hysterical…

I think it’s a character that’s appealing both in terms of placement and personality, but is there no spin-off work that features Rue?

I thought I could become friends with Karasune, but in the end, they ended up dying after all.

Mauer is there, right?

The only notable women surviving in Z are Fa and Haman-sama!

It’s not just women, men are mostly hysterical too, you know.

While I was away working, my older brother went to Jupiter and my younger sister is being supported by an investor on Earth. What the heck happened? But there’s no scene mentioned in the story about it.

ZZ has many erotic female characters.

I thought it was unusual in that aspect compared to other Gundams.

It’s not impossible or bad for us to stick together without any big drama.

The key point of ZZ as a romantic drama is the ending between Haman → Judau and Gremy → Rou.

I didn’t expect the character to be like that at all.

I thought it was more like a template-based madness that was being enhanced.

The remnants of the first half frequently resurface, and Judo always interacts in a somewhat half-friendly way…

I don’t really remember much anymore, but…

There was a suspicion of an affair involving Bright, wasn’t there?

>>48

Emily was more of a love-sick and indecent woman than I thought.

>>48

He’s just excited because a young woman is pursuing him, but he hasn’t crossed the final line.

You’re not crossing over, right?

Was Haman a losing heroine?

>>49

Fairly so.

I felt fate when the boy fell from the sky, but I was hitting on him while pointing a gun at him.

Judo only looked like a monster.

>>49

After losing at Z and spending an entire year, I end up losing terribly at the final episode of my heat period.

>>57

I-it’s dead…

>>49

I got seriously mad at Natalie, my close friend who is pregnant with Char’s child, for saying it’s a portrait of a young comet, and I left her to die.

I feel like Emily was a bit more reliable in the novel… or was she?

That thing that looks like a space dock.

It felt like it suddenly popped up.

I used it in other works after that too.

>>54

Wasn’t Rabian Rose not out at the time of Z?

If you could follow Sarasa’s advice to not shoot Rina, not commit mass murder by dropping the colony, and to be honest instead of putting on a brave face, would there have been a best ending for Lady Haman?

>>58

It will turn into ZZquuuuux as it is.

With Elle, the mom is too strong, so I end up relying on her a bit.

I think having Lou, who will give you a kick in the rear when it counts, is just right for Judou, who is too kind.

I like that the Gundam team members are struggling to fit in due to their different upbringings.

Adults who kiss upon first meeting are a bit…

Still, I’m glad that the final words came back… it was still a good thing.

>>64

It’s nice to have a lot of relief around here…

Even the final boss Haman and Gremmy have unrequited crushes on the Gundam team and get rejected.

Ruluka is cute, isn’t she?

I’m sad about Mashmur’s fate being like that…

>>69

It seems like it would be good to not kill it off like inventory sorting, but to handle the aftermath as a military officer of Neo Zeon after the war.

I’m from the real-time generation, though.

There’s no internet, and it’s not an era where ideas spread instantly.

I had been featured in the submissions section of an anime magazine for about a year.

Bright infidelity suspicion

Gremy-kun feels like some rich kid being carried along on a portable shrine, and I just can’t get enough of that vibe.

If someone said they wanted to see the “onee-shota” between Haman and Judou, I might feel a little curious to see it.

>>72

If something were to happen, those two would become shota-onee rather than onee-shota.

When I look back as an adult, the Gundam team seems much more mature than I thought for their age, and Haman-sama feels like a weary female president.

It’s fan fiction, but it’s okay because Haman-sama is living as a peaceful office worker in her thirties.

As for El, from the beginning, they have taken a stance of not getting involved with people, so there’s no hope as long as Beecha is alive.

Pulu is in the little sister category, so I don’t see her that way.

Hamarn is out of the question.

So, there’s only Ruu.

There is no clear depiction of Mr. Bright having an affair; he is resisting temptation.

The other person is so filled with thoughts of Bright that they’re all excited…

I wonder how it was.

But it doesn’t feel like things will go well with Rue until the end.

Haman’s Kshatriya hardly appeared.

>>81

Riding out in the Aggai was a mistake.

>>92

The Tiger Baum edition, which offers a greedy set that allows you to enjoy both the early cheeriness and the later darkness, was interesting.

Even disguised, Haman-sama seems to be having fun.

It’s nice that Gremy seems to be rebelling on a whim, but he doesn’t really seem confident about whether he can follow through.

>>82

So, in my final moments, being killed by you, Rue Luka… I guess it was my true desire… and it must have felt liberating.

Should I kill Beach?

>>84

I think I would have died if I hadn’t been busy preparing for the reverse Char.

I don’t dislike Gremie, who returned without attacking in the end, thanks to Rina’s blood.

It just seems to pop up and doesn’t leave much of an impression…

At that time, I feel like Luruka was more popular than Haman-sama.

There were many newly written pin-ups and supplements as well.

I wonder when Lady Haman became popular.

>>89

It might be Super Robot Wars.

Over there, they never act cold.

If Haman and Gremmy are going to be taken out by that guy, I suppose it’s a kind of relief that they could die like that.

Rurka still has the potential to be fapped to.

The Asshimar that Haman is on is strong.

(I think it’s common with many works in this world) I don’t think everything is going well and fitting perfectly.

That aside, there were indeed things that remained after each character’s departure.

I thought Gremmy would go down a bit more straightforwardly, but he’s got that face of being defeated by you…?

The popularity… or rather the charm of Lady Hamaan? It feels like it’s in a completely different direction from that of Ruluka…

The illustrations posted on BClub were mostly just Plu and Rulk.

Haman was so cold to Char.

You were persistently approaching Judo, weren’t you?

Klimnick also casually got close to Mick Jack, and it feels oddly real in a way, like it’s not a scripted drama.