Is this what youth is like…?

Ah, I won’t say understand me, but am I really that bad?
Sparkling Heart Lullaby

Will it eventually fall and stretch out on Earth?

Even the Weathering With You shot a gun.
This is what you call a splendid youth.

Even Amuro will eventually stop hesitating to shoot people with a gun.
I might be scolded by my mother, saying that I never raised a child to become accustomed to guns like that.

You get tossed around by your feelings, like dissatisfaction with reality or love for a guy, and because of that, you clash with your parents and friends, get hurt, and grow.
This is just a juvenile work with a Gundam exterior.

Don’t call crime youth.

I haven’t killed anyone just yet, so it seems I can go back.

Whether we fall to the lowest point or realize the importance of everyday life and get it back, or even if we become connected with just one wonderful person, isn’t there something missing?

It’s like a sudden twist from a black-and-white movie from the Showa era, and it’s interesting.

I don’t know…
Even when we talk about youth, it’s more like a vibe of breaking the glass windows of the school at night.
Kids these days are much smarter, you know?

Is it fun to lecture a fictional girl?

It’s fine that it’s Machu’s youth, but since you’re the protagonist, please fight.

It seems like something like Machu would be sneered at, right?
Well, that’s fine, but…

At this point, it’s better to be prepared for the worst outcome.

Ordinary robbers back off.

Dark side jobs are also青春.

The protagonist was shalibale from the beginning.

An unfolding that seems typical of the early days of juvenile literature or light novels.

When something is said in a seemingly reasonable way in the story, it tends to sway people’s impressions in that direction.
Because it’s mentioned in the work, right?

Even though no one is watching, it’s cute that I can’t even steal money without making excuses that it’s the money Shuji and I made…

I hate adults! It’s a little too cute.

Don’t quit, Machu! It’s foolish for a man to lose his dignity!

When a female CEO who is currently causing Machi to lose her composure says it, the persuasive power is different…

A child who is falling headfirst.

Could it be that “Anki” is someone who has ever lost their dignity as a man?

Is it right to say that illegal clan battles are the turbulent waves of society?

Even if you say you’re going to grow, you probably can’t go back to being normal anymore.

The plot involves a girl who believes she has achieved self-actualization through power that fell from the sky, and then, when that is stripped away, she attains her true self-actualization that arises from within herself, so I think 12 episodes would probably be enough for that.

The sparkle and the club are just unreal.
The flow itself is something that often happens in reality!

Robbery is not something the protagonist should do without getting on the MS…

Well, it’s a common thing for the naive to be preyed upon by anti-social forces… It would be troublesome even if it’s done in Gundam…

The parents are on the verge of losing their social standing as the parents of a terrorist, and their lives seem to be falling apart.

This time’s Machu’s activity.
Robbery
Escape
Imprisonment

I thought about who might have a similar situation to Machu among the historical characters, and it turned out to be Al from War in the Pocket.
I wasn’t really affected by the war and lived a life without inconvenience, so I was seeking stimulation.
Unlike Al, who was confronted with reality through Burnie’s death, not having actually ridden in an MS.
Machu is moving forward more and more as a party involved…

While fishing for money in the safe, I will use it effectively! It’s amazing to not have anything else.

I think it’s better to depict youthful recklessness at this kind of speed, as it won’t build up frustration.

If you’re going to rob, you should only rob Gundam.

Machu can be angry about that since I’m bringing people into the club and saying things to encourage them when they’re feeling down, making it a profitable endeavor.
But I have to apologize to Nyaan and my mom.

I’m glad I didn’t accidentally kill Mom.
It is still recoverable.

I think it turned into a situation where I disliked all adults because I wanted them to be bad adults, but after receiving a lecture like my mom’s at this point, it just made me feel that way!

It’s something I don’t want to admit.
The mistakes of my youth.

First, what are you reflecting on and how are you planning to grow? That’s what you’re thinking now, right, Machu?

Machu looks like a small dog.
They’re noisy and quick to fight, but that’s all.

Mr. Amuro definitely hasn’t committed any robberies.

The title “Machu’s Rebellion” feels incredibly ironic.
“This is the best rebellion that a little girl can muster, but in the end, nothing went well. The end.”

I’ve started to like Machu.
Pulling out.

It feels like if we have about two cours left… but there are realistically only four episodes remaining, considering how low Matshu’s current state is.

When I got released and returned home, I saw my parents hanging.

Temurai, based on the work of Machu Papa Mama, might be living in poverty in an apartment that has been taken care of…

It’s just that it’s so stupid in a bad way that it’s a bit painful.
It’s probably a valley to build up later, but what do we do from here…?

I’m stepping off the path but not jumping out, this feeling.

This isn’t really an anime where Machu would apologize by saying, “Sorry, I was a bit wild back then,” as if it’s about reintegrating into society or anything like that.

At least the lives of the parents are over, having their daughter reported as a terrorist.

A mother who became the parent of a terrorist that caused significant damage to the city through illegal gambling, resulting in hundreds of casualties.

I’m not surprised if Machu and Nyaan appear after a few years have passed in episode 9.

I was simply entranced, unaware of any scars or injuries.
Because I’m saying that.

Being focused only on what’s in front of you feels youthful.

What I found a bit funny is that an old Gundam fan who has never been a parent is worrying about parents’ concerns and criticizing Matzu.

I thought this about Shin and Suleta too, but just let the main characters shine honestly…

Even if you can prove that the terrorism was a false accusation, you are already a serious criminal!

Isn’t it too much like the lifestyle in Yoshinori Ozaki’s lyrics?

Even if I think that this is the bottom and things will rise from here, if it rises too suddenly, it feels like I would be left behind while watching.

Mika is amazing…
Even without a concrete image of the destination, I shot the gun with the determination to do anything to get there…

Kishiria has Nyann as the pilot of the Ziguaxs, so it’s more convenient for the uncle if Machu is treated as a co-conspirator who is missing, even though it’s too cruel for the mother.

Why did you make them the main character when the production team can’t handle young people?

There is certainly nourishment that can only be obtained from the sight of a respectable young lady gradually falling into depravity as a villain.

Is it a lie that there are only 4 episodes left?
It’s just impossible to summarize this…

A girl who gets irritated, takes it out on others, attacks, criticizes, and blames, and even though she feels a sense of guilt, she absolutely cannot say sorry.
It’s vivid!

I like stories where naive and spoiled girls like Quez, Frey, and Machu are taken advantage of by adults and end up having a terrible time.

Speaking of which, I thought we weren’t really rebelling at all, but is this what it was?
The story begins with the protagonist’s rebellion against the military police, and it makes me feel a sense of emptiness.

But considering the population trends after the One Year War, Machu is right.
It’s strange to have a family environment where only one child is raised while working, and it’s more common to chase after men at a young age.

I don’t understand what this child is aiming for in the first place.
Is it okay to be able to do sparkly chuchu with Shuji?

As for “Poor mom!” it’s relatively trivial whether or not she’s treated like a terrorist.
It’s not just terrorists; even participants in illegal gambling like those in clubs are thieves of weapons and money…

There aren’t any decent adults in Gundam, huh…

In the 2nd season, if they don’t completely ignore everything so far and grow into a proper human being, it won’t work out at all.

So far it’s incredibly interesting, but the fact that there are only four episodes left makes me intensely anxious.
If there’s a sequel, that would be good, but if not, it seems like it would end in a ridiculous way.

Well, Machu’s rebellion probably burned the Pomeranians’ operating funds, so they’ve at least dealt a blow…

In the end, the last words that came out weren’t Shuji, but Kirakira, right? From the outside, the protagonist looks like a enhanced human’s pre-death stage.

No matter how much a child rebels, being crushed by adults is a common theme in youth stories.

It’s openly overlapping with Duu-chan, so there’s no sparkle!! It’s a tantrum-like appearance.

No one asked for it, but I’m getting into dark side jobs, and the guy I’m dealing with just keeps talking about Gundam, so I’m not being engaged at all, and nothing is starting.

Rather, Machu Mama is clearly a perfectly normal adult.

The only things I’m doing are theft, shady side jobs, and robbery.

Two years from now, it’s a proper military student Nyaan and Uncle’s mistress Machu, right?

Having lost everything and becoming all alone.
Swimming in the ocean of the Earth fulfills only the initial dream, and then it ends.
I hope to be forgiven for something like that.

Both Exabe-kun towards Nyaan and Shaliable towards Machu had a prince-like touch to their performances, didn’t they?

I think my parents were doing their best.
Machu has become someone who can’t apologize, and that is someone’s responsibility.

I understand the concern about how to interact because it’s a delicate age.
It’s not like I’m from a neglectful family or anything like that at all.
You often have to wipe your own butt.

Until now, I’ve been driving the Omega Psycommu as an amateur, so it seems like I can finally get proper piloting skills taught to me and become a full-fledged pilot.

Since Uncle is aware that Machu can activate Omega and Ziek Aks is in Uncle’s hands, isn’t there still a chance to ride it?

Shall we do a live performance surrounded by sparkling light sticks at the place we were transferred to in Zekunova?

I have a feeling that it will end with a movie version.

Is it okay for Machu Agari to become a vanguard of Sharable as a full-fledged pilot?

This level of foolishness is actually lovable; I want it to push through without reflecting on itself.

It would have been better to die than to live the rest of my life as a terrorist’s mother.

If you stay away from the petty villain lady, you’ll get caught by a serious scheming old man.

It seems likely that the parents committed suicide.
It’s overly Japanese-like.

To be honest, I’m confused about the disbandment because I haven’t been able to feel any affection for the main three.

I feel like it might jump in about six months.

It’s not designed to make a good impression, so isn’t it just as expected?
A structured approach to build excitement from here.

I shot the Anki this time, but I couldn’t hit it; I thought it might be an indication that I won’t be able to completely let go to the point of being able to kill someone in the future.
In that case, on the one hand, Nyaan might become a killing machine (although it was originally for survival)…

I’m starting to think that Shu-chan was introduced just to bring a grudge to Machunya.
Well, I’ve fulfilled my role, so I’m going to disappear now…

If she weren’t in the protagonist position, she feels like a typical Universal Century woman who might be treated conveniently by male NT characters and end up dying.

Well, I think she is like a woman similar to Quess…

I didn’t know until I saw the preview because I skipped the beginning of the TV show after watching the movie.
I was surprised that they hadn’t done Char’s disappearance in Granada yet.

Um… I heard it was a boy meets girl story…

There are interesting stories even without gaining favorability.
There are particularly a lot of works where the protagonist meets a disastrous fate.
It’s impossible to have a love triangle as the main focus without any romantic depiction; it’s thin and lacking before even considering any likability from the three characters.

The eccentricity of Machu’s behavior goes without saying.
It seemed like Nyaan wanted to get along well with Shuji and the other two, and they were respecting Shuji’s Gundam worldview.
Let’s suddenly set up a Gundam with Machu and escape together! I can’t keep up…
If a momentary depiction of the contrast between Machu’s dreamy talk despite being rich and living an easy life and my own life were to appear, that would be something…

Nyaan and Shuji, when did they…! From Machu’s perspective, I think it becomes a drama, so that’s fine.
I don’t really understand because it seems to have been thrown away.

>>197I have a good impression of myself.
There are many movies where you can see the protagonist, who is not likable, struggling.
In a one-cour TV anime, they are having a seriously adventurous time… That’s right.

In the first place, Machi, Nyaan, Shuji, and Duu have been talking about characters endlessly.
If the character’s behavior becomes strange, suddenly saying that only the character isn’t anime is on you.

It’s not like I can only feel goodwill towards characters who are perfectly nice and have a good personality.
I think Machu has really messed up a lot, but I still like him for that too.

I don’t particularly dislike you, but it’s not like I want you to be happy anymore.
I am curious about what the future will hold from now on.

When I was young, I rebelled against my parents and was a bit of a delinquent, so I can relate to Machu.
As expected, they didn’t go as far as to commit robbery.

It finally started to get interesting… I’ve seen some opinions like that, so it seems like the big changes in the plot were significant.

I like the characters themselves, but there is too little depiction of their relationships, so I can’t keep up with the emotions in the developments while watching.

How many episodes until Shuu-chan reappears after disappearing?

The unpredictability of the unfolding events is so intense that it’s like a roller coaster every week, and it’s fun.
The attitude of boldly throwing away the lead from the previous story is also admirable.

It’s quite clear what each character prioritizes, so even if there are complaints about it not being accepted…

I wonder how I’ll summarize the conversation.

It seems I won’t become a soldier.

I don’t know the process of how we became friends at all.
Even though the three of us were so close, now that we’ve disbanded… I don’t really feel that heavy, depressive weight, and to be honest, it’s all whatever…
I’m feeling that the smelly atmosphere of Zeon is going to become the main focus from now on, and I’m looking forward to it.

The reason for Nyaan to give up on Machu is already clear from the last time and this time. Machu gets angry and tries to earn favor, but only makes demands without doing anything…

To be honest, it’s only natural for Nyann to abandon Machu, considering that Machu has been acting like a jerk for several episodes now…

I’m more focused on why the creators would make the characters behave that way than on how their future will unfold.

I want the final episode to end with a single line while looking at the ocean of Earth alone, saying something like “Weird smell.”