>>1

If we don’t start the war, the enemy won’t develop incredibly awesome new weapons…

I ended up bringing Amuro, who was originally not supposed to pilot, together with the Gundam.

In Johnny’s return reminiscence, the Zeon instructor corrects the trainees, saying, “Your mistakes can lead to the death of your comrades and ultimately bring about the destruction of your unit, division, and nation!”

Exactly that.

It’s like I’ve casually been promoted at Zeke Axus.

The conversation about what could have been if things had gone differently is always a given.

Zion is like Sega.

But if we just return after reconnaissance, there will be three intact Gundams and their original pilots, so I wonder what will happen.

>>8

The RX series experimental units that the thread image broke will all be deployed into combat…

>>8

If the reconnaissance isn’t discovered, Char will come right after that, right?

>>11

Aren’t Amuro and the others evacuating because Char’s pursuit has been discovered?

>>8

When we return from reconnaissance, it’s not like we’ll attack immediately; we could also call for reinforcements from the homeland.

>>12

Since Side 7 is on the opposite side of the Earth from Side 3, it’s definitely too far away and I can’t wait.

>>16

In fact, in the early stages, Char was struggling because there were no reinforcements and supplies were tight.

>>19

The reinforcements that Gademe brought were surprisingly powerful enough to fight with outdated equipment.

Amuro splitting Gene’s Zaku in half while screaming “noooooo!!!!” in his first battle is way too scary.

The achievement of crushing Tem can be forgiven if you put your fingers back.

Because of this nuclear explosion, Amuro lost his beloved father.

>>20

The Big Zam can be mass-produced thanks to the costs that disappeared from the integrated maintenance plan.

At this point, Char’s available forces are just a single Musai and about five Zaku, so he’s relatively in a tough spot.

Are we going to do it again? History intervention of the Federation vs. Zeon…

It is understood that the White Base was assigned to Zeon at the time of submission.

It’s partly because of this guy.

To be more precise, the important thing is the insight that leads Char to go on his own from there.

“I feel like that flash of inspiration changed everything.”

It’s completely not this guy’s fault.

In the end, Zeon is being beaten to a pulp until the very end in that world.

>>29

Solomon is being taken.

We can conquer Luna II by mass-producing Big Zam with the materials we have saved.

Until the fall of Solomon, it was a set course, but conversely, the fall of Luna II was also decided.

>>32

Do you really think you can mass-produce the Big Zam…?

This is no game, no matter what.

>>71

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>>71

Because we had deployed a squad.

>>29

In the first place, Zeon is really weak.

>>34

The official history 1st is also a pretty close victory.

>>34

That’s an exaggeration.

Not that far.

>>38

In the first place, Zeon is not strong.

>>29

We barely managed to confine the Federation to Earth and win our independence.

Maybe we haven’t been able to reach such a favorable ceasefire agreement.

>>44

The federal army lost all military bases in space, leaving them without an offensive capability.

Zion has also been beaten back from Earth, so it seems like a ceasefire without the capacity to invade again.

>>65

Earth in the Universal Century has been in a food shortage situation since before the Delaz Conflict, as it has to import food from the colonies.

It’s tough when I’m isolated and there’s not enough food.

If there isn’t anyone who can make this thing lighter and also improve the cannon, it might be a victory for Zeon.

Thanks to stealing Gundam, we don’t have to create unnecessary MSMA anymore.

Do you think the Gelgoog is a useless machine? Do you want to get knocked out?

>>31

The main story is mostly pointless without Zaku, Dom, and Gelgoog.

It is true that Amuro’s achievements are often said to have not had much impact overall in the context of the Zeta Axis world.

The one that had a big impact was Char stealing the fully intact Gundam.

>>33

It’s funny that even though I copied it, I’m not getting killed by the enemy in practice, but dying accidentally instead…

>>33

What decided the overall situation was the early mass production of the gym, which allowed for the cancellation of unnecessary MS development and redirected the budget to the Big Zam…

>>43

But, we need amphibious mobile suits for the invasion of Earth! We need development resources!

It’s Big Zam, Banagia.

The mass production of Big Zam will solve everything.

>>35

I really laughed because they were mass-producing it.

>>35

Either way, Father will pass away, won’t he, Princess Big?

It was just a victory on thin ice, based on the existence of the official history’s WB team.

>>45

All the top-tier commanders like Revil and Tianmu are dead.

It’s not related to Gundam, right?

Big Zam Unmatched

>>46

The destruction of the unit stationed at Kompeitō is significant.

To be honest, the one firing that beam cannon is the most dangerous in terms of judgment.

>>47

That colony has a hole, right?

I wonder if the swimming club’s plans have also been discarded.

The engineers in the world of Zieg Ax are calm.

>>50

There should be a model that was made before the Gelgoog.

>>50

They are going to attack the Earth and are doing it until they get expelled.

I think the swimming club is still going strong.

The fact that only Zaku and Dom mass-produced machines appear makes it seem like the novel version.

>>51

The development of the Gelgoog has been canceled, damn it!

>>51

The victory of Zeon and Char’s role as vice commander are elements from the novel version.

At that point, the Gundam Cannon having a beam cannon attached is insane.

When it comes to what was prominent at the beginning, it can only be about Big Zam.

Isn’t the Gun Cannon strong?

If we can capture and analyze the Gundam, we could just make it a main production machine.

The development of MS-14 and others will no longer be needed.

Well then, shall we allocate resources to mass-produce the Big Zam?

Was the integrated development plan unnecessary!?

>>62

Rather, we were able to avoid wasting resources because we created the integration maintenance plan at an early stage.

>>62

In terms of hindsight, that’s true.

Since I don’t know what the correct answer is, I can only keep trying and experimenting…

Why are they cramming experimental new technology into a captured enemy unit and ending up getting killed in an accident?

Isn’t a Gigant necessary?

What if the Federation had won in that fictional war in that world?

Char’s line “One Gundam piloted by an NT won’t decide the course of the battle” is true, isn’t it?

>>68

But Director Tsurumaki said, “Since it’s a work about Gundam, wouldn’t it be strange if the outcome isn’t decided by Gundam?”

One Gundam alone won’t change anything, but one Hermes had a big impact.

I understand that developing an underwater MS makes sense, but why did it diversify so unnecessarily?

>>73

Purely terrestrial MS can be developed in colonies, but…

The ocean only exists on Earth, so maybe you didn’t know which one is the correct answer?

If you’re making a Gelgoog, does that mean you haven’t made much else…?

They probably competed in things like gambling too…

>>74

It’s at a suspicious stage whether or not we held the competition.

>>78

It’s not MS-11; it’s MS-14, so it’s definitely confirmed to have ended by the Pezun Project.

>>74

Without Gyan, Sugita will just become an existence that can’t ride any MS this time…

>>89

The thrilling phrase of Major General MacArthur’s military trial.

>>95

Disgustingly bad…!!

>>89

Being a lieutenant general is really impressive, though…

We lost because we deployed that and there was no Gundam.

The Federation’s Newtype… is a monster!

I didn’t win with small cost, medium cost, or big cost; I won by using small cost and big cost.

The one that has a really big impact is the aircraft equivalent to Hermes.

The Gundam and White Base had little impact on the battle situation.

>>82

Well, the contributions of the 13th Independent Unit after Jaburo are quite significant.

In a situation where one-third of the prepared forces were wiped out, if we had gone to attack A Baoa Qu and lost, we would have been in a state where we could burn Earth at any time with a solar ray from Side 3, the farthest point from Earth. So it was truly a close victory.

The scene with Big Zam is super funny, right?

>>85

It’s called Kyrepo.

The mass production of Big Zam is a victory flag.

>>92

I want to see a monster battle video of the mass-produced Big Zam vs. Psycho Gundam…

>>85

I think I had a face like that of Kishiria when I saw it in the theater.

If I had gotten the Gundam a little earlier, I might have been able to hold out on Earth.

>>88

It won’t work unless the Gundam is ready sooner.

The beginning should have completed the evacuation, so either way, Amuro won’t be getting on.

If we don’t steal it there, we won’t be able to mass-produce Gundams in Zeon and will lose.

The situation in space is really big depending on whether we were able to take down the vicious bit-equipped machines.

I got scolded by Dozle for losing two Zakus, so Zakus at this time are valuable.

When it comes to the decisive battle of Kilimanjaro

It’s the Big Zam army vs. the Psycho Gundam army…

Controlling bits with an MS size that has a small hit area is…

I think it’s a pretty dangerous weapon.