Moreover, Iselina’s father was portrayed negatively, but it must be frustrating for him if his daughter was saying she loved the enemy who messed up the town; honestly, it’s surprising he didn’t slap her.

Char has told Garma several times to stop! Come back, Garma!

I think you genuinely liked it because you were doing it, right?

It was just a moment of temptation because the chance to kill came.

The city of rubble hidden under the huge dome of the wooden horse is the city of the former mayor, right?

Rather, I wonder how you can participate in the party with a forced smile…

He is capable, and I understand why the soldiers are devoted to him, but using himself as bait for Gao’s main cannon is a strategy that Gundam will definitely withstand with its armor, and it seems likely to cause confusion.

>>10

It’s not that Iserina is dating; rather, she is accompanying for revenge, so the situation at the scene is spiraling out of control.

But I feel that Char, in his own way, had a certain amount of friendship for Garma as well.

That being said, the desire for revenge is a stronger feeling.

>>12

It feels ordinary, but there is a sense of having people’s trust.

In the next story, it will be about Garma’s virtue.

I’m not incompetent, but I lack the perspective of a high-ranking officer.

It’s great to be at the front, but…

Well, sooner or later, I will probably be in conflict with Garma…

In the original anime, for better or worse, the character doesn’t really have that much screen time.

Isn’t that New York over there?

>>23

It seems like New Yark (not New York).

There is also information that suggests it was intended to be New York at the time.

>>26

I feel like a name similar to New Year Lake came up during the story of Saint Angel.

I thought about reevaluating him, but this kid is coming to the forefront more than I expected…

>>24

Despite being a prince, this boy is putting his body on the line too much…

I was disgusted by merchants who flatter and ugly people!! But then I thought, is it okay for Iserina?

Well, maybe the ugly girls don’t find it disgusting…

Char is also saying that I was too eager for success.

It seems you were that invested in Iserina…

>>29

Being told that by Char.

“I’m anxious for a woman? No, I’m calm…” → “Be careful, Char. Take care.”

I chuckled a bit at the messy encouragement you went to give.

>>32

Shirasun…

>>37

The top two are the side stories of Kazuhisa Kondo, and the bottom one should be a comic by Jimuto.

>>37

It’s a story that’s been reinforced by manga from the past few years.

Invited to dinner with Iserina to discuss the future.

It is said that the pilot of Grabul later was moved after seeing Lord Garma speak passionately.

>>42

A mobile suit that looks like a human with two eyes killed Garma and also killed Iselina… It’s a nightmare…

>>32

In the Frana Gamboon War Chronicles, Lord Garma is so charming that it’s no wonder the Gundam looks like a devil.

(If I push a little more, this guy will die…)

>>33

Kai was surreal as he shot the back of the Zaku with a Gun Cannon.

Even if I stop, it seems like I’ll end up dying from being done in by the wooden horse eventually.

I guess you just reached the point of saying “that’s enough.”

On the contrary, wasn’t it quite a pinch for Char to abandon Garma, even though it ended up working out well?

>>40

Duzulu, who was really angry, insisted on it until the execution.

I became all casual and got picked up by Lady Kysyria, but…

>>46

It’s impressive that Kshyria managed to settle the matter to a certain extent even after her relatives were killed.

Thus, Dozle, who retreats, is indeed lenient towards his own family.

Since it’s a usurped family, they might not have morale unless they’re at the front lines.

After Iserina’s death, there are fans to the extent that a fanatic starts to desecrate her grave, wondering if Garma-sama’s sperm is being stored in a side story?!

>>44

There are quite a few works that have a story reminiscent of Garma Zabi II, aren’t there?

It was a rather malicious act of unplugging the cable, claiming that it was done impulsively because of a moment of temptation.

Well, that place does make Garma way too angry, but even so, the murderous intent is high.

>>45

Considering Casval’s circumstances, when Garma said to him, “Unlike you, I have parents and a family background,” the fact that he didn’t immediately shoot him is quite calm.

>>49

From the perspective of just watching the TV version, it feels like it’s going in circles.

I feel like I’m being elevated as if I could be cleverly utilized by North American politicians.

He’s skilled at piloting because he lures the Gundam in even with the main wing cut off.

>>50

That one really didn’t die, huh… while the others were dropping like flies.

Amuro felt some strange pressure, but did Garma also have the talent of an NT?

>>65

Dozle was also giving off a strange aura in the end, so it wasn’t his own qualities.

Back then, Amuro might have found it easier to confront people’s emotions.

>>70

Ah, is that what it means?

Is Amuro’s talent beginning to blossom?

I think it’s cute, including the fact that it’s a bit off track.

I understand very well the feeling of wishing I could have become a scientist instead of a soldier.

>>52

I’m going to start research that trains monkeys to use mobile suits.

Lady Kissiria is infatuated with the presumed Casval boy.

Calling someone “boy” honestly sounds like mockery if you only consider the context of the main story.

>>58

Doesn’t it sound like self-deprecation?

There are zealots who insist on researching monkeys for 50 years.

Well, simply put, there’s no room to kill Char, the ace pilot who has already achieved great results in the manpower-strapped Zeon.

>>66

This guy is simply too outstanding when viewed as a soldier…

The fact that they were able to defeat Garma, who was building a connection with Earth, might have been quite fortunate for the Federation.

>>67

Once the engagement with Iserina is established, the federal government will have various troubles, so it’s a big victory.

>>67

This war was wrong… so is it a big victory since the highest authority has greatly leaned towards peace?

It seems that there was support from old soldiers as well, because they fought together with the same weapon and took care of the troops.

>>68

Well, if the commander of the army corps is charging ahead in a fighter jet, it’s either exhilarating or nerve-wracking…

I don’t have any connections.

I’m secretly disliked by the most important mayor in that gathering.

>>71

It was deeply explored in Origin.

I think that Ikeda-san’s performance in the TV version and the movie version of “Because He’s a Boy” is clearly different.

>>72

It’s interesting that there are quite a few scenes where the acting is completely different between the TV show and the movie, aside from just the fact that it’s because he’s a boy.

In Origin, Char’s feelings towards Garma are portrayed as a mixture of love and hatred, but in the First series, honestly, I can’t understand Char’s emotions at all.

When Kshyria mentioned Garma’s name while killing him, depending on one’s perspective, it could be interpreted as…

>>77

In the TV portrayal, it shows Garma in danger! You’re worried about him, but behind the scenes you’re making a bad face and trying to kill him—what’s going on with your emotions?

>>93

I have feelings of friendship for Garma as an individual, so I can’t help but worry when he becomes too candid.

I think it was the rational part of Char as a vengeful person that chose revenge.

It’s not just because I’m not from Origin; I’m disliked by the mayor anyway.

After this, Char was demoted due to the incident of abandoning Garma.

If Kishiria’s whims don’t go well, it could just end the war on the surface as it is.

I really can only say it was just the momentum of the moment.

>>91

Thinking about Char afterward, it might have been the happiest scenario to just fade out from the spotlight as he did.

In the TV version, it’s because Garma is a boy that he died! Master, another round! It has a sense of recklessness like that.

The movie version has Garma as a boy, and it’s half self-deprecating for myself.

I think it boils down to not being suited for a soldier.

>>85

(It seems like they eloped because they couldn’t achieve anything in the Zikuax world.)

>>85

As a mid-level commander, aren’t you doing quite well for your age?

There are aspects to consider as a theater commander.

>>85

They’re doing their best for their age, but it’s somewhat impulsive, and as a commander…

>>103

As a commander, you’re sticking to the fundamentals and maintaining the front line, so you’re doing a great job, Garma.

Well, if I’m being favored, it’s not strange to offer my daughter.

If they start saying that the origin settings are different, then…

The Boom War Chronicles haven’t even been adapted into a visual format, so it’s out of the question.

>>87

For now, even though the fundamental setting differs from the side story of the official history “Buon’s War Chronicle,” in the parallel “Origin,” I can still talk a bit more about “Buon’s War Chronicle.”

>>101

If we’re talking about Hiroshi Ohno who wasn’t involved in the original Gundam versus Yoshiyuki Tomino who was involved, the latter is still more trustworthy.

>>109

Is that the point?

>>115

?

>>109

Well, Anahiko’s story is completely parallel, so the Boon War Chronicles can be trusted as the true history.

>>118

Since Flanagan Boon, who was shot down by Amuro while deploying in marine type, is the protagonist, I think from the beginning that Boon War Chronicles is also parallel.

>>126

Well, that doesn’t contradict the official history in any way…

>>130

Even if it’s said that there are no inconsistencies with a marine type that isn’t shown in the main story…

It’s strange for Iserina to be inside the Zeon base while Garma is still alive.

>>135

It exists in MSV, even though it doesn’t appear in the main story.

There is no problem with Iselina visiting the Zeon base while Garma is still alive.

Rather, it was precisely because the Zeon soldiers were familiar with Iselina that they were able to participate in the revenge.

>>145

It’s a contradiction because it exists even though it’s not shown in the main story.

Before Garma died, Iselina had not run away, so it is impossible for her to go to the Zeon base without her father’s permission.

>>150

It’s not contradictory.

The current Gundam has MSV considered to be outside the main story.

>>153

What’s supposed to be in the main story is the Boon Chronicles, but…

>>155

>>155

So it’s not a problem, right?

The existence of the marine type is being incorporated into the main story now.

>>161

The discussion about whether it contradicts the original anime is not about whether it exists as a world.

The Boon Chronicles, which is supposed to have a Marine type in a scene from the original anime, is a parallel that contradicts the main story, isn’t it?

>>163

MSV is something that exists in the main world.

>>166

Are you listening? I’m saying there’s a contradiction because it seems like Amuro’s battles are happening, even though they’re not depicted in the anime.

Are you someone trying to get by by repeating the same things?

I accidentally picked up the conversation when Char was getting involved.

I have memories of learning the truth, my colleagues being massacred by a wooden horse, and a story about a broken Zeon soldier whose dominant hand was dead.

>>90

As expected, it’s going to be recorded!

I also thought, after seeing the win confirmation on TV, that Char might be a bit careless, right!?

If interpreted positively, maybe they wanted to show their true self in the end because we were friends?

Origin clearly has a different personality from characters like Char, so well…

I think it’s not too strange to take out one person at a time when you have the opportunity, since honestly, the Garma killing is a gamble that could lead to the complete annihilation of the Zabi family.

Well, from Cassval’s perspective, it’s not strange at all to take a chance on killing Garma rather than spending a lifetime as a dog for Zeon.

It’s like my parents were killed, so I don’t think about the future when I act.

Since Iserina doesn’t do it after the love, I wonder if she isn’t dead in the theatrical version.

The death of Garma created a clear rift among the Zabi brothers, regardless of whether he himself regrets it or not.

It was the perfect opportunity for revenge.

It’s pointless to mix in the ORIGIN setting that both Yasuhiko and Sunrise treat as parallel.

It was probably good for Char as well that Degwin got deeply depressed and lost his motivation.

Regardless of whether it’s good or bad, commanders who bravely step to the frontlines are often liked by the troops.

I wonder if it was just that I had a justifiable purpose for revenge because I stepped on a landmine, and it just sort of happened in the heat of the moment…

It’s parallel, but in the novel version, I seriously worry about Garma carelessly stepping forward, yet somewhere in my heart, I’m thinking (Isn’t it lucky that the enemy might die on their own without me having to intervene…?).

I think it’s guilt.

When I often reached the points of dying, I would stop and stop, but in a moment of temptation, I did it anyway; however, I am aware that I am doing something wrong, so I become loose-lipped.

For the sake of legitimacy

I think that Char’s contradictory response to Garma is a good portrayal of his youth and inner conflict.

>>117

I mean, Garma is simply a good guy.

Since it’s a hassle, just talk about the TV version and the movie version.

>>120

Basically, side stories are based on this, after all.

There are only a few side stories based on ORIGIN standards.

As a result, all members of the Zabi family ended up dying.

I wonder what Char was planning according to the schedule.

It is written in Hidenori Ikeda’s autobiography that the first half’s Char was supposed to die.

In the first place, it’s unexpected for them to reappear.

>>123

According to Tomino’s memo, it was planned for the character to reappear from the beginning, so this part varies among those involved.

Since it’s worth it, a conversation just before Garma falls.

Char: “Heh heh heh… Garma, if you’re listening, you should curse the misfortune of your birth.”

Garma: “What, are you unhappy?!”

Char: “Yes, it’s unfortunate.”

Garma: “Sh, Sharr… you are…””

Char: “You were a good friend, but your father is to blame… Fufufu, hahahahaha!”

Garma: “Char, you schemed against me, Char!”

Just looking at the text, Char seems really cheerful.

>>128

I love how Char looks down at Garma, who has fallen asleep while studying late at night at the officer academy, covering him with a blanket with eyes full of murderous intent.

Char: “Hoo hoo hoo, Garma”

“If you can hear me, you might as well curse the misfortune of your birth.”

Garma: “What!? Unfortunate?”

Char: “Yes, it’s unfortunate.”

Garma: “Sha…Sha, it’s you!”

Char: “You were a good friend, but it is your father who is to blame.”

Hehe… Hahaha…――

“Hahaha…”

Garma: “Ugh… Char, you plotted against me!”

Char!

Alright!

Ugh… I am also a man of the Zavi family.

“I won’t die in vain!”

TV anime “Mobile Suit Gundam” Episode 10 “Garma Falls” Part B

Broadcast on June 9, 1979.

>>131

I don’t feel like it’s as amazing of a family lineage as people say.

Before the marine type deploys, it’s already been taken out!

Please read Dr. Kondo’s too!

There are also intense shower scenes with the female Zeon spy!

Because he’s just a boy (Garma died because he was weak).

Because I’m still a boy (I’m still young, so I ended up letting Garma die out of impulse…)

Are there any theories with different interpretations like that?

>>134

That’s quite common.

There have been various theories about whom the phrase “because he was a boy” was directed at since long ago.

“Stand down, Garma!! (True feelings)”

(If I remove the radio now, Garma might die…)

In episode 10, I realized they fell in battle earlier than I expected.

Garma does not know that he is Casval Deikun.

I just said that you wouldn’t understand the hardships of being alone as a young officer.

It’s unnatural to get angry about what Char revealed, so I just ignored it.

>>139

I think it’s crossing the line to tease someone about being all alone in the world, regardless of poking fun at being single.

You may be liked by the troops, but it’s not appropriate for someone in your position to be flying a fighter jet at the front line.

That reflects his good qualities and impatience.

>>141

Garma is quite a reliable pilot, especially considering he originally used a Zaku.

>>148

It is certainly true that they are skilled pilots even in the maneuvering within the play.

You can’t just compete with Char there.

It’s a relief that the interpretation aligns with the idea of sending aid to Master Seema, the conqueror of the blue star, to repay a favor.

Well, I can understand why they are liked, as they have the most approachable personality in that family line.

>>146

There’s no one else who’s easy to talk to besides Dozle and Garma…

>>146

I don’t even know what to say about Gihren and Kycilia.

I don’t want to get close to Dozle because of that appearance.

The one who seems the easiest to approach is probably Garma.

In the first place, Boon dies differently in the TV version and the movie version…

Char (I see)

Did Galma not ride?

It would be fine if he fought and died against the Gundam――

I thought it might be good for me to step in and save you from a dangerous situation.

TV anime “Mobile Suit Gundam” Episode 6 “Garma’s Departure” Part B

Broadcast on May 12, 1979.

Brother Dozel is also the type to really harass someone he doesn’t like…

They were crushing the integrated maintenance plan until the very last minute.

I thought people who say MSV (Mobile Suit Variation) didn’t exist in the main Gundam series had gone extinct in the Showa era.

It’s unfortunate that Boon has been sidelined in ORIGIN, so please don’t bully him that much.

Both ORIGIN and Boon War Chronicles are side stories, so get along!

What would Garma have done if he had found out that Char was Daikun’s son…?

Next, regarding the officialization of companies such as Zeonic.

Sunrise Planning Development Office Director Koichi Inoue: “The first appearance of Zeon MS manufacturers such as Zionic, Chimad, and MIP is indeed in ‘Gundam Century’.”

The appearance of the MS manufacturer set in this book in “MS IGLOO” has been officially recognized by Sunrise.

In fact, this is not the first time such a case has occurred.

“During Z Gundam, MSV appeared at Jaburo, right?”

That’s the beginning.

To put it simply, in addition to the official Sunrise sources, there are many other official entities related to Gundam.

Kodansha has released an encyclopedia called “Gundam Officials,” which is the result of compiling various official sources into one book.

“That is why we intentionally established the term ‘officials’ as the title of the book.” (Inoue)

Great Mechanics vol.15 page 44

First edition published on December 15, 2004.

I’m not sure, but since there is a marine type, it contradicts the main story.

Are you saying that the MSV does not exist in the main story?

>>167

Since it’s not shown in the main story, it would contradict to say it took place during the battles in the main story.

It’s sad that it’s almost impossible for Garma and Char to reconcile or join hands.

Upon reviewing, although the wooden horse and the Federation’s MS are too strong, I feel that Garma’s military strength is less reliable than I had thought.

Amuro wreaked havoc in the aerial battle, and after Garma barely managed to escape, they can only deploy one Gau and a few Zaku.

The difference in military strength that MacBeth had is amazing.