If you’re not on the White Base, it seems like you won’t end up with Mirai, so Hathaway might not exist.

Weren’t you originally an officer from Luna II?

If Amuro appears, it might break the world view, but I would like someone like Bright to make a cameo appearance.

Since Char is still alive, I thought that the main characters are relatively alive in this.

In the worst-case scenario, I happened to be climbing up to the bridge during Char’s attack and ended up turning to ash along with the captain.

It seems I can’t become a hero like in a historical record.
I wonder how far I have progressed in my career.

Are you even alive?
Isn’t there a high possibility they were riding on the White Base?

There were quite a few bodies floating in the dock where the White Base was, so you’re probably just one of them.

Zeon will not comply with the Antarctic Treaty.
There is no reason not to kill.

If we’re not careful, there’s a possibility that we could be among the non-commissioned officers of the main fleet and get sunk along with the fleet in a raid by Char.

Because I was a member of the military, I was working hard during the One Year War…
It’s not strange to think I could be dead somewhere…

In the first place, whether that was a Pegasus or not, it seems like there wouldn’t be much difference among the crew since the captain was Paulo.

Normally, there are no military personnel, so I was the captain. If it were a normal situation, I would have been part of the crew, so there is a possibility of falling without any achievements.

Since civilians have already evacuated, could it be that the new recruits are not sent out together?

From the perspective of someone who knows the official history, I hope they can survive even if they don’t achieve any military accomplishments.

This person would be dead without Amuro, dead without Camille, and dead without Judau.

There are occasionally people who think that non-commissioned officers are junior officers.

It seems like they are raising children to be soldiers.

Is it possible that the first ship Pegasus and the second ship White Base are each separate?

Even though they are military personnel, they are involved in politics, and the federal government is neglecting even civilian control.

General officers, be quiet!

It means that after entering the military and being assigned to the field, as a midshipman attached to the captain, I should have been seen as quite promising.

Bright was originally on the front lines, right?
So that’s why I’m an old acquaintance of Ryu.
You came from Jaburo, and weren’t you fighting Zaku with a spear on the gravity front?

Aren’t you dead?
I can’t believe the Federation soldiers who were in Side 7 under those circumstances are still alive.

The Pegasus that had its bridge destroyed fought until the end while in operation, but was captured.

Bright hasn’t been depicted from the opening of the war in January ’79 to becoming a White Base crew member in Jaburo in September, right?
Even the officers’ academy students are being deployed as usual, so did they almost die several times from the beginning?

“Origin is also official since it’s part of the officials.”

Well, Bright is 19, so it’s not surprising that as a military academy student, he’s already been called up and has fought a few battles on land.

Captain Bright is quite strong in close combat, especially when he was attacked by the Rambaral team.
Don’t you have any real battle experience?

It’s unclear whether you’re alive or dead in Side 7.
Whether or not I was held accountable as a surviving officer is a delicate matter.
If we hadn’t been shot down, it’s also questionable whether we would have gone from Luna II to the Solomon attack or if we would have gone to the Luna II defense battle from guarding the home front.
In the end, I don’t understand anything.

Honestly, whether I’m alive or dead, it doesn’t seem like anything good would come from being in the position of the Federation Army in that situation.

It seems like they might suddenly appear saying, “I’m the captain of Temptation!”

No matter whether the federation wins or loses, the Basques only do unnecessary things…

If it’s a world where Amuro isn’t piloting a Gundam, I have an image of him likely being dead somewhere.
But without Amuro, I wonder if everyone is surprisingly surviving by considering various strategies and situations.
If it’s just about individuals, that’s one thing, but considering the White Base, I really don’t want it to end up dead.

However, this person has an outrageous background… the military must be quite troubled handling them.

Seira seems to be somehow taking down Dozle, so it feels like there’s something similar to the White Base team in the Zeke world, and she might be the captain.

If Amuro is still in hiding, he might be alive, but I wonder if dad has died…

If I’m alive, as long as I don’t have any deficiencies, I would be in high demand as an engineer.

I guess I was in favor of the idea that everyone should go into space?