Upon arriving at Luna Two, Commander Wakkein and Char also came out.
It’s a tumultuous episode.

The cutlet from Katsulet is so soothing…
So this is Commander Wakeyn~!

I admit that Ryu is the pillar, but the pressure is quite different between the top and everyone else… Even Bright is only 19 years old.

I feel like since about the second episode, Ryu has been constantly supporting Amuro’s mental state.

Seriously, Ryu is a good person.

Everyone on the White Base is a good person.

In the early stages, Amuro is really motivated and works hard despite having no responsibility.
Isn’t Char, who drives a battleship only able to be operated by such child soldiers, a bad guy?

Shouldn’t Ryu-san be piloting a Gundam?

Everyone is so mature that they hardly seem like teenagers.

Is this the episode where Bright has white eyes in Luna Two?

Ryu is great, isn’t he? He encourages everyone who feels lonely.
Help Bright, who tends to get frustrated with just one person left, by being his advisor.

The shock of realizing that JOSE refers to Jose…

I’m a lucky boy!

Amuro and Bright were both much more solid than I had imagined.

I understand that it’s a situation where you can’t afford to be particular about appearances because you’re always in a life-or-death state…

Are all the civilians on the battleship experienced in military service?

I want to tell the complaining old men to at least do some serving or cleaning, but even if they are emergency conscripted child soldiers, there still needs to be a distinction between soldiers and civilians, right?

I feel a real sense of the wartime generation from an old man who steals food from kids.

Bright’s complexion has not been good since around this time.

Why is Frau always being called by her full name?

Frau-chan!

At first, Bright wasn’t used to being a leader and made decisions through majority voting, which is quite something.

Isn’t Seira’s personality a bit too harsh?
That’s definitely not Altheisia’s strength.

It’s easier to make a noise while carrying a burden, isn’t it…

Mr. Bright has been a soldier for six months.
Ryu has been a soldier for 3 months.
Amuro Shinmai

I want to slap the early Kai.

There’s always someone in the class who can only attract attention by being sarcastic and causing trouble!
But it’s better to fight while crying.

In episode 4 of the TV anime, Wakkein isn’t really a good person, is he?

Kai isn’t really weak or anything…

I like Kai’s flashy way of speaking.
I can’t believe it’s the same as Piccolo.

There should be a textbook around here!

It’s nice to ride in a small core fighter with such a build.

Even Ryuu is in a tough situation, and Bright is overwhelmed too, so I have to find a way to manage as well.
It’s closer to a support beam than a mental pillar.

I never quite felt right about the Gundam being the Federation’s super-secret weapon.

Captain Paolo dies in episode 4.
Bright truly becomes a lonely leader.

Why aren’t you replenishing the staff?

At first, Kai’s attitude is bad, but he comes out to the front lines…

Amuro is just really strong, but Kai is also strong.

Bright can only be on guard all the time.
Anyway, Seira-san has a strong and assertive demeanor.
Amuro is rampaging to the point of escaping.
Everyone is crying at the level of a death in battle, saying that I killed Ryu-san…

It feels like Ryu isn’t used to combat, but he is accustomed to being a soldier.
Bright seems to be unfamiliar with the front line at first.

Three civilians drafted unexpectedly to pilot a top-secret weapon in order to turn the tide of the war.
When I think about it calmly, it’s amazing.

Rather, I have a good impression of Kai-san, who fights properly even while being scared.

Sometimes I think about a survival route for Ryu, but in that case, it seems like there would be no route for Seira to be appointed as a pilot, which feels concerning.

Aren’t the people of the Universal Century a bit too precocious?
The important people are also surprisingly young.

I’m watching it too, but it’s really frustrating how the elderly refugees are so selfish while the kids are fighting.
I thought they would finally say something like “Let us do something too!” when they rushed to the bridge, but instead, they just sat down and started protesting. What’s up with these guys…?

Even Kai, who had that typical cold sarcasm attitude…
War is scary, isn’t it?

It’s a reasonable reaction for an ordinary person who has suddenly been forced to fight without any training as a soldier, right, Kai?

When watching Kat’s, Let’s, and Kick’s, both Bright and Amuro, who are usually under pressure, become calm.

Because Bright is in a position of responsibility, Ryuu is able to follow.

It’s somewhat understandable that the evacuees are acting selfishly in such an extreme situation.
The fact that even the mechanics look like regular soldiers always accelerates Bright’s stomach pain.

It’s really tough to see Bright in bed sick.

I had good grades in school, so I could be a captain…

Kai is a completely different person since Miharu died.
“After returning from heartache, Amuro and Sayla often complain about the times they’re deployed.”

In the early stages, it was definitely Mr. Ryu who was mediating between the site and Bright, so the White Base crew managed somehow…

I recently started watching it, but in the scene where Matilda is grieving over her death, Dom’s arm being raised looked like a butt, and I couldn’t help but laugh, thanks to you guys.

Wasn’t there quite a clear trend in the 1970s that the elderly were respected and should be honored?

Watching the first, I think the people on site are regardless of power or anything like that.
I thought it was a really human drama, with some people being terrible and others being very mature.
So it was a story that was supposed to end nicely, but why did you continue it, Director Tomino?

Just when I thought Amuro had escaped, this time Kai and the others are saying, “Is Amuro being treated specially?” as they leave the ship.
Ryu said, “What are you doing, come on!!!!!!!”
It’s natural for a civilian to feel this way, but it’s just too chaotic.

Right before dying, I’m really considerate.

Isn’t that Dom?! There are some famous lines I’ve heard somewhere, and it’s rich in content.

In the movie, Amuro’s troublesome nature was hard to understand, but in the TV version, it’s unusually troublesome.
Well, it’s amazing that they are holding on given the situation.

That area probably leaves a stronger impression of being annoying with the lead.

Where does the flag for Amuro’s transformation into a combat machine come from?

Don’t push Bright too hard.

I thought I was being protected by the military, but for some reason, I’m being made to join an independent gang, right?

I’ve come to understand the feeling that it’s scary when younger people bite back excessively.

I like that Amuro’s battle cry isn’t just cool.

Kai has always thought that Mr. Furukawa has a nice voice.

It’s not noticeable because of Amuro, but Kai is a super ace in the second half.
Hayato does not understand well.
It’s probably way above average, but the impression of the scene with Dom is just too strong.

Unleash the anger of the battlefield, Gundam!

Mirai-san, who is opening the manual and going “Wow… wow…” is so cute.

It says “Shiozawa-san and even the mob are luxurious.”

Kai-san continues to work normally while always complaining and being sarcastic with his words.

A Zeon soldier with Ichiro Nagai’s vocal cords keeps appearing.

If you start talking about Dom’s butt, Bright will cry and say to stop, thinking “his torso is short…”

I mean, it’s fine that Amuro is escaping, but don’t run off with the Gundam, are you crazy?
There’s a nice buggy.

I didn’t know that taking the Gundam and running away was a traditional event.

I still don’t really understand what kind of person General Revil was in the end.
Why is it that since then, only the lieutenant generals have become the highest-ranking in the series?

Did Char feel any friendship towards Garma, at least in some way?

Seira, Hayato, and Kai can each take down a Dom at roughly the same time, so they are about equally strong.
Amuro will take down all the remaining Dom units in the meantime.

I hope that even though they were attacked in Jikauks, the WB guys can remain relatively peaceful and not get involved in the war.
A light cannon specifically for Seira has appeared.

I think I would generally be considered a good person compared to Wackein from Gikaux.
I think that essentially, nothing has changed for any of the Wakkanai-san.

Because Bright has an older-looking face, it still feels soft.

Captain Woody is definitely a good person.

The first thing that comes to mind when watching is that Frau, who worries about Amuro and reaches out to him, is treated too harshly and it’s truly pitiful.

Captain Wakkein was someone who had a strong sense of respect and was quite flexible in his approach.

Both Seira and Kai are top rankers because of that, huh?
From the perspective of the ordinary soldiers around, it probably looks like I’m moving around with some incredible technique.

I don’t have a good impression of the guy who punched Amuro after Ryu died or the higher-ups in the Federation from the 1st.

From the middle onwards, the only way to end this sad war is to defeat Zeon.
The overall motivation is quite high.

It appears that Seira, who casually took things out on a whim, seems to be guilty of a far worse crime than Amuro, who is effectively a regular pilot.
It feels like everything is being let go halfway… Which mouth are you using to scold Amuro… I’m confused.

If anything, the source of Bright’s troubles in the second half is somewhat related to Sayla.

Watching the TV version made me realize that G-Bullet really existed.

What kind of judgment was it to make Amuro defuse the bomb set on the Gundam by himself?
If Amuro is going to die, then just give up on Gundam and put him in a cannon instead.

There’s a possibility that Seira might suddenly lose it while scolding.