It’s sad that the trigger for the complete collapse is Toru’s death.

It’s a scene where both best friends kill a friend and almost end up killing each other.
It’s painful.

The various repercussions of starting the fight have come back to haunt us.

Since we both lost our best friends, let’s call it even.

The intensity of the battle here, where both sides are fully filled with murderous intent, is incredible.

Come to think of it, it was rare for Aslan to crack…

The combat in the paper play format was well-suited as a performance.
I also like that it has properly started to work.

Thor: A good guy
Nicole: Good guy

Even though we were together so much.

Then there’s no helping it… next time we fight, I’ll shoot you! (Well, I doubt that Kira and I will actually be in a serious fight…)
Me too… (Well, it’s unlikely that Aslan and I would seriously fight to the death…)
It became.

Among the overall interesting SEED, particularly interesting aspects.
At the time I was watching, I was very anxious.

In the end, it’s a self-detonation with the resolve of a double suicide.

Is this the only time the Aegis used its beam sabers in MS form?

Looking back on this, it really is nice that in the end both of them lived and were able to make up.

Nicole evaporated after being hit by a beam blade at point-blank range and then exploded, while Thor was crushed with his torso by a thrown shield, causing his head to fly off and resulting in his death, so both are gruesome.

It’s sad, but because of the fights that happened here, we were able to realize that we need to put an end to this, so it was necessary.

I think it was an exciting development precisely because the period after the desert arc had a relaxed pace (although there are barrel rolls in between).

It’s amazing how the flow is like this after confirming our friendship regarding Tori in the orb.

It’s the worst that Kira wants to do it but isn’t doing it.

I never thought that in the Reiwa era, the relationship between Machu and Nyaan would appear alongside the thread images.

Aslan is mentally troubled because he killed someone, and if Kira hadn’t received help from the Astray team, he would have died; in this situation, everyone is really at their limit.

But if we hadn’t fought this battle, we definitely wouldn’t have been able to reconcile.

People often say that I became enlightened after riding Freedom, but it’s just that I went through unbearable suffering, so it’s a completely natural feeling to not want to fight battles anymore.

Rather, thanks to this fight to the death, I can say that I was able to make up. It’s strange to think that going to war and seriously fighting to the death with my best friend Aslan (Kira) would be such a painful thing!

I feel like I’ve asked you about Nicole multiple times, but that must be my imagination, right?

Just before this, we met directly over the fence…

Kagari’s words pierce deeply.

I thought it was amazing how Milliaira forgave Aslan even more than Kira did.

“We seriously fought to the death and somehow survived, only to find that ‘nothing changed after all that.'”
“Because I realized the emptiness of the retaliatory battle.”

It would be great if we could team up the next time we meet…

It is also a modest growth event for Izark.

Aslan’s escape from the self-detonation was done unconsciously, which has caused him to experience further mental damage.

The two who underestimated Nicole probably didn’t think they would be taken down by the enemy, which gives off a rich kids vibe.

I wonder what would have happened if the initial plan had kept Aslan as an enemy.
It seems that Diakka’s alignment change is also improvised, but we seriously lack allies!

Miliaria expressing her feelings to Dearka once is quite significant, isn’t it?

Aslan from before was so inadequate that Nicol died, so it feels even more so.

I wonder why I’m alive… Is it because I escaped back then…?

A thrilling scene where the rival also awakens to the power held by the protagonist.

The seed split return of Aslan here is really surprising on the first impression, right?

After this, Kagari will cry together with me.

Why is there someone here watching this…

While the battle is worth watching, the development is incredibly tough, especially when combined with Thor’s death scene.

Did that useless and foolish natural boyfriend of yours die?

I really don’t think my natural boyfriend is dead…

I should have felt happy about killing someone seriously, but I didn’t feel anything at all, even when I received a medal.
Moreover, you can’t even answer the question of why you’re fighting as my former fiancé.

A tremendous number of fried rice masters are gathering!

I survived the self-destruction, but it’s painful that both of them seem to have already died mentally.

Indeed, it’s just that the world is in the midst of a retaliatory war, mutually killing each other in large numbers… you know…

I kind of like that the trigger for Aslan’s Seed Burst in the novel version was judged to be because he was being underestimated.
Have you been holding back until now!? I’ve been completely messed around by you, lost Nicole, and was seriously going to kill you to get my revenge, and you weren’t even serious until just now, huh!?

Because I was killed, I will kill… Because I killed, I will be killed… And in the end…
Will it really become peaceful? Huh!?

Even though everyone went fully prepared for Nicole’s death, it seemed a bit convenient.
It bothers me that it’s the result of Aslan’s lack of brilliance.
The way it builds up from episode 1, bullying Kira and ending up here is really exciting.
It’s not too spicy.

Aslan has a lot of memorable lines that seem like he only says fixed phrases, but this part is so tough that it can’t be played around with at all.

Aslan intended to shoot Scylla after grappling, but it became impossible due to running out of energy, so it turned into a smooth escape from activating the self-destruct device.
Why is this guy able to move like it’s so natural…?

Isaac has changed, hasn’t he?
Is there even a famous natural prisoner? I’m just trying to stay calm about it.

Strength is the will to live.
At an unconscious level, Aslan is strong, isn’t he?

Reverse rage breaking was also done by Shin…
If that was a beam, it would be over… Is that what you want to say?! You!! (I didn’t say that)

It seems that history has been altered to suggest that Kira’s killing of Nicole was an unfortunate accident.
Aslan clearly had the intention to kill Thor, or rather, he had the feeling of wanting to shoot him down, right?
Why does it feel like we’re in the same boat?

Izark is at the bottom where he shoots the shuttle.

By the way, did Deakka even realize that Athrun shot down Thor… ?

Aslan is probably doing both self-detonation for victory and escape for survival at an instinctual level ingrained in his genes.
You can’t resist by will alone.

The fact that Aslan and Dieck join as allies from the descending sword has a boy’s manga-like intensity and brings a sense of catharsis, doesn’t it?

Izark is great because he tries to take responsibility for the cowardly soldiers after the war, but the adults stop him.

This century is too tough.

Get angry with the same intensity as you did during Rusty.

Cruze: “How sad… Don’t push yourself.”

A story where young people who were enemies and allies come together as I take action without holding back.

Aren’t the three idiots strong for being able to fight for a long time against two people in a cracked state?

Both of us didn’t like it, but we had no choice but to fight. But because of this situation, I can’t keep doing that! It’s going to be a fight by my own will!
If you just brush it off casually, it’s not good.

It’s sad that Nicole died, but I couldn’t help but laugh that she died even in the movie.

Even if they repeatedly resort to biological surgery and medication, Kira cannot be completely killed, and with Aslan also joining the fight, it’s quite tragic that they cannot win.
If I don’t get involved with them, I can go anywhere and face no enemies.

I feel like just a little before that line, where it seems like he’s the one who killed his boyfriend, Kira said you killed Toll.

Regarding Miriallia, I think there was a considerable amount that could be released when Dearka stepped on a landmine once.

Even though Kira is heavily injured, he still blew off Freedom’s head.

The bratty Diakka becomes a sulky good kid and transforms into the most sensible person in the story when scolded…

The descending sword was able to help to some extent, but the pilots Jin pulled back died, and during the Orb defense battle, in the end, it was just a delaying tactic for the retreat, and UZUMI and the others died. After that, there were many battles that messed with my mental state, and while I thought, “Freedom is really strong!”, upon reflection, it’s clear that it hasn’t really changed the overall situation at all…

The biological CPU completely ignores usability and durability to thoroughly pursue specs, so it’s really incredibly strong until it runs out of fuel.
Extended is a framework for enhanced soldiers, so it’s not overwhelmingly strong, but it has high versatility.

After this, the conversation between Aslan and Kagari becomes even more painful.

It’s Aslan’s fault that we’ve been going along with things casually up until the point of clashing with Kira.

Unlike the sequels, in the original, Aslan also goes wild with his power in the end.

There was a scene in Battle Destiny where a nuclear explosion happens! But for some reason, I ended up laughing.

The reason Freedom’s head flew off was that Kira was in a frenzy over Frey.

Miriallia stopped Frey from trying to kill Diakka.
I realized that the actions I stopped were an answer in themselves.

The new three idiots may be weak, but they skillfully stole MS with a stylish heist and are still managing to handle it, so they shouldn’t be considered weak…

I’m curious about what kind of enhancements the three fools had to be able to stand up to Kira and Athrun.
Because that leader tends to do really terrible things, doesn’t he?

Kira Asuran had cheat-level performance even in his machine, yet it was still well-matched…

The three idiots had a memory that the forbidden shield that bends anything was just too convenient.

That’s impossible, but after the self-destruction, I was like, “Is Kira needed at Lacus’s place because of the self-destruction that launched us into space?!”

I think it’s quite a convenient plot point that Kira is going to space from here, but the sword that descends from there is an incredible moment, so I guess it’s fine! Nice to meet you!

The Forbidden’s equipment, the heavy beheading scythe “Níðhöggr,” is just too cool.

If you don’t do anything because you can’t do anything after descending with this sword in the killing game, then you won’t be able to do anything at all, so move your body, Kira.
I’ve been breaking my mental state for about 70 episodes until Freedom.

I thought that Forbidden is so solid that this concept might become more popular.

It may be now, but it truly wouldn’t have been surprising if one of us had died in that fight.

Although there were various circumstances, it’s impressive that Izark managed to take down the old Three Dumbasses and two machines.

The balance of the firepower of Calamity, the mobility of Raider, and the defense of Forbidden is too good.

No matter how nasty the fight was, even when I’m in a tight spot, you still give me a ride home on your back. That’s so kind…

Because they fought fiercely here, the collaboration of Freedom and Justice in the Orb Defense Battle is truly exhilarating and precious…

Kagari, treated like an idealistic young girl throughout the two works, but I love the argument that peace will ultimately come from the cycle of revenge!

The episodes from the invasion of Orb by the Alliance to the self-destruction of Orb are too interesting.

I remember that this Olga was killed from behind by Meteor’s giant saber.

“If you don’t mess with genes, can you do whatever you want!? That’s the truth about the union’s enhanced soldiers.”
It’s something like connecting three brains through surgery to forcibly adapt them to a Dragoon, like in Perglande.

It’s great that both of them have perfect teamwork without any prior coordination during their joint operation with Aslan in the orb.

The three idiots might be using their lifespan excessively, perhaps?

By the way, if Lacus hadn’t been shot down, would Freedom have been piloted by Izak?

Asran replying to Kagari that Kira was a kind guy is so hellish, yet I love it.

Even among the three fools, their humanity is diminishing as they progress through the drug stages.

Aslan-sama shouldn’t be here! Everyone, gather and meet!

Hearing “We were always together up until now” hits hard.

It’s tragic that just because Kuroto survived partially, he’s going through withdrawal and there’s no Dominion to return to, which made him go insane.

It’s the worst… Zamzazar… Gelzge…

Spreading stories without any sources again…!

Well, basically, it’s understandable that the coordinator is stronger, so I get why they go for the MA route.

It’s impressive how, despite appearing to have a chaotic personality, there is a strict adherence to orders while exercising great caution to avoid shooting the mass driver behind Freedom.

Is Olga into that and likes juvenile novels?

It’s bad that Mr. Guuf casually breaks through the reflector with a whip.