Well, that’s true.

The first thief-type Gundam protagonist.

Pilot suits can be sexy or cool, but just throwing a jersey over them makes them look excessively pathetic.

But when I see this form, I can understand a little why someone would think stealing a Gundam is cool…

I took the white doll without permission…

In a world where one can only live that way, a Gundam thief is likely very different from a Gundam thief doing dark part-time work under comfortable circumstances.

Stealing the Z Gundam is to make a big profit.

In terms of how far one has fallen from a wealthy family, I think it’s the worst in history.

Judo is an orphan, and he is raising his younger sister to send her to school.
Garrod was born into a generation in the lawless post-war world of the末世.
Robbery motivated by selfish desires (such as lust) is quite rare even in anime.

Aren’t we left with no choice but to kill Machu?

Well, the employer who betrayed comes first…

What an amazing scene!

It’s not good for the protagonist to switch from a disaster thief to a mugger…

The protagonist of Gundam can’t cover up the attempted robbery and murder, even if they deny being a terrorist and make a fuss over the theft of the Zaku.

It’s an educational anime that uses Machu as a negative example.

The gun just happened to miss.
There’s no doubt that I shot at a person.

The opponent is a scumbag involved in illegal gambling, you know?

The idea that it’s okay to take money from scum is too radical.

It’s just a story about adults and children getting into a dispute over their share of illegal money from illegal activities.

It doesn’t feel bad to be like an outlaw, you know?
Everyone seems to have resentment because the gap from the initial image was too strong.

It made sense that the house was a colony.

From the beginning, the objective is to make money through illegal gambling, so…

I don’t care what happens anymore!

They’re just providing a window for Klava and a hiding spot for Zikuaks, but they’re charging way too much.
It’s all Machu who is fighting with his life on the line, bringing Shuji along, and stealing the Ziku Ax.

There is no such thing as a forgivable theft.

Compared to the maintenance costs of mobile suits, it’s a ridiculously small amount of money.

Attempted murder is quite serious, Machu-san.

The reason for not showing up for the first participation in the club is that you’ll be reported if you skip it.
Let’s just make money and go to Earth.

You’ve only learned bad things from Anki…

Garrod’s GX was picked up at a place shown to him by Tifa, so it seems different from stealing.
G-con is stealing it, though.

I’m considered a terrorist, so it’s not even about side jobs anymore.

Is it okay? I’m a habitual offender of tataki…

Even if you succeed and escape, it’s still a life in the back alleys.

Illegal gambling
Attempted robbery and murder
Smuggling assistance
Terror (False Accusation)
Obstruction of official duties
Assault crime
Not bad…

Well, if it’s Anki, it’s okay to get shot…

If I had been born into a bad environment from the start, I wouldn’t have been told this much.
It’s because the girl from a good family is making her mother sad that she’s gaining resentment.

Can a yakuza run to the police saying, “I’ve been targeted for money and my life”?
In other words, it means that it does not constitute an incident.

I wonder if I’ll continue to complete the dark side part-time job achievements like this.

Machu’s actions are crazy, but he just got hit back for trying to sell out his friends and escape, that’s all, Anki.

It’s rare to see the police doing their job properly in Gundam.

I am holding onto a huge, illegal item.
“Thank you for maintaining the illegal giant things.”
Thank you for handling the procedures for the illegal match.
It has been made so that you only have to fight and don’t have to do anything else.
Calling him “golden-bully” is just too cruel.

So far, she gives the impression of a lady who has turned to crime in search of thrills with men…

Stealing money from scum is legal.

Thinking about what comes after this, the one who is the most pitiful is definitely mom, seriously.

There was no particular reason or unavoidable circumstances for me to live…

It’s true that Machu is trash, but Anki is trash too.

It’s quite sad to be treated as a terrorist for a false accusation.

It’s nice that they seemed to think of it as something a kid could earn while watching Clam Battle with a cold gaze.

Anki is being eyed by the green uncle, and it’s led to the idea of selling red guns, so the green uncle must be a pretty dangerous person in various ways.

It’s more accurate to say that they are foolish minors rather than just trash.

At least it’s not something like half; that’s a true villain at heart.

Nyaan was also on the verge of being arrested, and Shuji’s identity was revealed. If it hadn’t been for Bask’s intervention, would everyone have been caught?

I was just betrayed for trying to use a kid without judgment capability to manage my allowance and cut costs.
What a cruel thing to do.

Every Gundam protagonist is probably stealing something in one way or another.

It’s not possible for a person from the underworld to not be trash.

I was riding around with the stolen Zaku, and it seems that both the Zeon side and Side 6 want to avoid addressing this, so it might be better that this is overlooked… I wonder if that’s really the case.

It’s not amusing to think about how Auntie is a pretty serious villain, since she’s making an ordinary girl who frequents the To-Yoko take risky gambling matches that could potentially be deadly for her.
Is it barely acceptable to steal money from the yakuza?

At the very least, I have no obligation to listen to what Anki has to say.

It seems that the money left behind along the way somehow ended up in the pockets of the police without being taken.

The protagonist side shouldn’t engage in battles with anti-social forces.

The visuals are simply interesting.

In other words, since Anki only told one of the other three members, you must have considered the possibility of opposition if you had mentioned it in advance, right?

This is what I’m starting with the grand subtitle “Rebellion.”

This guy has been quietly copying Haro all along, hasn’t he?

The mentally exhausted raccoon rummaged through the refrigerator, while the mentally drained Machu wanted to escape and rummaged through the safe.

Killing people as a result of war and committing illegal acts for money, even to the point of robbery, are different matters.

Why does the ability to “say” or “not say” depend on one’s position?
Machu and Anki can both say what they like.

Parents always hope that their children will learn a lesson from moderate pain and say, “I’ve had enough! I’ll live seriously from now on!”
But there aren’t so many moderate painful experiences just lying around…

Rebellion (Revolt against the Dark Job Boss)

They say past protagonists have it, but for them, either they have no place to return to or they end up losing it.
If Machu is going to be like that, then I guess it’s okay…

Wasn’t Jikuakus-kun supposed to open his mouth and Machu change the color of his eyes to defeat Psycho?

You can say what you like, but in the end, power is what matters.
Everyone is treated as a terrorist, huh?

I think it’s much more off the path of being human to have been involved in illegal betting matches that could potentially kill someone.

Judo and Beecha are not orphans.
My parents are sending money after moving out of that jobless crap countryside called Side 1.
The kids think that since their allowance is small and school is boring, it would be more meaningful to do something like subcontracting for a junkyard, like Judo and the others.
Judo’s only purpose is not for himself, but to provide his sister with a proper education (even though his sister doesn’t actually want it).
For that reason, the crazy person Judau, who haggled over the rental price of the Petit Mobile Suit and is using a broken air conditioning unit, has not borrowed a normal suit from the beginning.

Rina doesn’t actually want it, but since it’s self-righteous for her sake, Judo is also quite a bad thief.

Robbery is way too close to home and it really freaks me out.

Isn’t it better than rape?

The sight of Anki, who was giving advice and coolly making bold statements, getting shot and panicking was comical and made me laugh, so it was fine.

I thought it depicted the peculiar awkwardness unique to minors.
I have a feeling that this will just end up being a story about how creepy people are always creepy, regardless of age.

Honestly, even if this is defended as typical of adolescents, it’s a bit much.

What can I say, if it went from a fantasy clan battle to attempted robbery and murder…

Even in the Universal Century, it seems like Kurds, dark side jobs, and dropouts are widespread.

This child is too broken…

It’s not good to judge recent kids just by what you see in the news from the Tokyo side.

Are Japanese youths really committing robberies as much as people are saying when they’re going through puberty?

It might be an intentional design choice, but the character in the image looks oddly filthy at that cool moment.

Machu’s mother: “I don’t understand why my daughter became like that…”

Well, I think this child has a mild illness.
You have to take care of it properly.

The anchor is crap, but I can’t help but think that what Anki is saying makes sense, which shows that Machu is a bit done for.

I don’t care, but this outfit of Matu.
At a glance, I thought it might be Double Zeta from the thumbnail.
At the pale green peak, there is red.

The suspect has stated that they don’t care what happens anymore.

It’s a story that since dark part-time jobs are usually referred to as trash, this too is trash.

This is what young people are like these days, you know…

Well, there’s an image of young people lacking this level of imagination and doing unexpected things.

I can’t defend Machu, but I also can’t defend Anki to the same extent.

What was floating in Sodon was the exercise of rights, so the residents of Izma Colony had no choice but to protest, and the underlings just went wild and tried to kill Exabe-kun, so Side 6 doesn’t have the right to complain about Sodon…

It seems that Camille was also inspired by the youth who were explosive back then, but compared to the referenced image, the decline of Japanese youth is significant.
It’s the end, cat country.

Well, the protagonists from previous generations were also self-centered and spoiled at first, so it’s not a big deal.
Given the remaining time, the human drama so far seems too shallow, and it doesn’t seem likely that there will be much mental growth.

If the youth across Japan fall to the level of Machu, it’s all over.

If Jesse had said something like, “I told you to stop!” here, they would probably have shot if they were going to resist by robbing money.

Machu is not being criticized because they are committing a crime, right?
Their behavior changes all the time, I can’t relate to them, they don’t shine, and they lack charm as a character, which is why they are being criticized.

It feels like I can just brush it off by saying we were young back then, jumping ahead several years all at once.

It’s about the image of youth as seen by the director.
The director’s impression of the people from Nogizaka is just like Machu’s character.

Nab: “I’ve quit!”

To be honest, it’s one thing if you can’t even shoot.
It’s terrible to be able to pull the trigger without any hesitation.

There is no planning, and I’m being driven into a corner and acting impulsively.
Not sane.

If possible, I want my first murder to be with Lady Kishiria.