It’s fine since we have this.

Strong Zero is made with bio-ethanol, but it gets you really drunk and has a bad smell.

Misha put it in a water bottle, but since that guy is a delinquent soldier, I guess he doesn’t really care about that kind of stuff, so it’s probably basic.

It’s good that you don’t get drunk easily.

I like stories like space food, but they don’t do it very much.

It’s not that I get hungover easily.

It might be sold at a liquor store that intentionally makes it hard to get drunk, so it’s fine to drink while fighting.

I’m afraid that if I squeeze it, it will rush into my throat all at once.

There was a story about people cooking inside a battleship in the Thunderbolt side story, right?

Mr. Bright gives the impression of eating a hamburger.

There’s inari, right? Collect the containers!!!

I kind of dislike this type of whiskey… It might be better to be able to drink it anytime rather than only being able to drink with artificial gravity.

Mr. Bright loves hamburgers too much.

Can’t you break this even if you try?

Wasn’t it around 40 degrees?
It’s quite a lot, but…

Hathaway’s Flash has also come up with some fancy gimmicks.

Even Newtypes cannot escape the need for food supplies.

Jack Daniel’s is still around.

Well, even a Newtype has to eat.
That person is just a psycho who’s good at killing.

Drinking under the sky of the Earth must be the ultimate luxury.

After this, I grilled some squid and the alarm went off at the bridge, and I got really angry.

So Mr. Bright was that young…
Don’t you think you look too old for your age?

I want to eat dried squid! Is it okay to grill it on the ship?

There is a vending machine inside the White Base for hamburgers.

This was a Gundam piece…

Because of things like this, bringing wine onto the ship and drinking it while generating gravity, like a Zeke Aks, is quite a luxurious act.

I like the story about how they went out of their way to prepare a gravity block inside the ship for cooking rice.

Is this a water-based drink or a highball?

Even in the Cosmic Era, humanity cannot escape from alcohol and tobacco.

It’s a synthetic alcohol that doesn’t make you drunk easily, so maybe it does contain alcohol?

I thought the meaning of what the green uncle said, “It’s nice to have gravity at times like this,” was more along the lines of it being better than things like the thread image or floating wine balls.

Everyone was eating hamburgers in Mobile Suit Gundam, perhaps because it was easier to animate.

I want a drink that can get me tipsy quickly but doesn’t lead to a hangover, no matter how much I drink, and wears off in a few hours.

Drinking straight from a straw (?) makes me want to puke…

Rather, I think the Universal Century has almost completely destroyed such religions and is not even considering them at all.

There were pilots lamenting that even though it’s Salamis with a fleet, there are only two pilots, so they can’t rotate and the burden is heavy, making it hard for them to take a break. It seems sad that those people probably can’t drink because there are no replacements available…

When there are other ships around, the pilots can take breaks, drink, and have free time, so they can enjoy themselves quite a bit.
Without other ships and multiple pilots, it’s really impossible to rest for 24 hours, so the burden is just too great.

According to Char, many of the people who remain on the surface of Earth are there for cultural or religious reasons.

The religion of the Universal Century has only a really negative image for me.

The unicorn focused quite a bit on religion, but everything was cut from the anime.

Eiger and Fold!?

Thanks to that, only Shiko’s Roni was born.

I wonder what synthetic alcohol feels like…

It seems like the Agama team is struggling, but surprisingly they are often acting together with the Radish, so the pilots have some free time and leisure. Additionally, in ZZ, the Nel-Agama can accommodate all of Judau’s team members as pilots, allowing them to take breaks as well.
The White Base can only be piloted by Amuro in the Gundam, so the burden is overwhelming.

The novel version of Unicorn expresses the backgrounds and upbringings of even the minor characters in extremely detailed ways.
If we adapt it as is into an anime, we could end up using half a season for the Islamic part, so even without considering the religious aspect, we have no choice but to cut it completely.

0083 Rebellion?

Well, for someone like Roni, Neo Zeon is just a serious excuse in the novel.
Because I’m being forced to do it by my white supremacist Muslim father.

Huh, isn’t this a legacy?

Conceptual drawing of the space memorial satellite devised by Lady Haman?

There are probably quite a few people who, like Yazun, don’t have a strong ideology but ended up joining the Titans.
…or rather, in the original story, Bran is also like that.

Of course, both AEUG and Karaba can do it.

Both Rebellion and Legacy have the same author and feature Aiger and the others, so it gets confusing.

From the perspective of an ordinary soldier, if they were told that your unit is being transferred to the Titans starting today, they normally wouldn’t be able to refuse.
There are also plenty of Federation soldiers who don’t have any particular hostility towards Space Noids being caught up in this.

Brand has that kind of ideology, but there should be some ace players who are naturally involved in this situation.

I don’t think there were any alcoholics who were given alcohol decomposition agents at Sunboru.
I don’t know if real medical care has actually reached that point.

In terms of alcohol, brewing is cheaper than synthesizing, but will it one day reverse?

If a bottle were to break in outer space, it would lead to something unimaginable.

Is it the turn of the MS chef…?

At first, AOZ was thinking that this organization would be different while working as a testing unit… something like that.
Half of it is a story about a military trial at the end.

I remembered getting bad drunk when I tried to drink sake through a straw to get a laugh at a drinking party.

British mobile suits are equipped with water heaters for making tea.

Unlike the “Kokkō,” “Shinpan,” and “Kuro Usagi,” flags are primarily focused on the “Ace Attorney” series, which makes it somewhat incompatible with combat-type games.

I wonder what would happen if I opened a beer in space.

If it’s a half-anime style like SEED recollection, there might be a chance…?

In reality, astronauts don’t have time to drink alcohol and it’s strictly prohibited because of the fear of accidents.
The Universal Century has some leeway around there.

I have it in paper form, so if there’s a new edition of the e-book, I might buy it…

Even though the quality is low, having enough supply to enjoy these kinds of luxury items shows it’s a strong army.
Yazan said that he never felt hungry during the One Year War.

I love talking with MS chefs.

Thinking about it, there must definitely be MS pilots who drink and mess up while on duty, even if they don’t appear in the story.

If you’re drunk when boarding, it’s about as much as Misha.

It seems like synthetic ones are easier to get drunk on.
In terms of purity

Oni koro?

I wonder if there’s a rule that prohibits drinking and driving for mobile suits as well.

Hathaway’s Hounzen wine glass is a special glass that utilizes capillary action, giving it a service unique to first class on a spaceship.

The sentinel’s break time is quite impressive.
Aren’t you going to eat steak?

It looked like a helmet clash in the thumbnail.

I feel like they mentioned something about synthesis in Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team, but what exactly is the synthesized food that often appears in SF? Is it something like vegetarian cuisine?

In space, liquid sticks to your mouth and nose, which is really dangerous, so it can’t be helped, but it’s flavorless.