I think it’s stupid to join an organization whose goal is to gather worthless hate-filled people when you have a decent sense of values…

AOZ has some top-tier characters like Balda and Nishizawa, who wouldn’t feel out of place even in the main story of the Titans, creating a good balance in a way.

There are certainly many people who dislike Zeon.

Since half of humanity was killed, it’s no surprise that there are many bereaved families who harbor hatred.

Even Yazan later slightly regretted joining the Titans, as the former members after the collapse have had a terrible experience.

Seriously, why are you guys so numerous and so full of motivation? There are so many of you, it’s almost unbelievable, you remnants of Zeon!

There are people who have become victims because of the Delafree, and those serious types tend to join the Titans and become more brutal.

The result of the bald guy’s blunder is the formation of the Tee-Guns.

Isn’t our organization strange…? There are T3 units and civilian massacres, and it’s driving me crazy!!! There are also some decent members of the Titans who surrender to the EFSF or boycott.

There are guys like Judau and others that seem decent in the play.

Eternally crazy Zeon remnants and the foolish spacenoids who will forget everything in just 13 years and glorify Char.

The fact that the elites are being neglected and pushed into idle positions is quite a significant loss for the Federation Army.
In fact, it’s just like how an ace pilot from Trinton Base is being stifled.

From the perspective of a general officer, even if the actions are extreme, it is more insane to decide to join the Eugo, which is essentially terrorism itself, rather than kicking out the government-approved federal regular forces, the Titans, to work with the illegal Anaheim-affiliated terrorist organization.

If they win, the Zetan aliens will just do something terrible again, so we have to eradicate them.

Well, most decent people usually get fed up during Dakar’s speech…
No, it’s not something you can easily escape from…

The people of the Titans are like that, right?
They are the worst kind of people drunk on privilege, right?

Those with motivation in the Earth Forces will probably join the Titans…

I don’t think a decent soldier would join the Titans.
Because there are things like monsters, you know.

At the beginning, it was an elite course of the Federation to the extent that the serious Lt. Emma would join.

It would have been better if the top person was someone who enriches themselves with privileges, but because Bask is unnecessarily serious and fully invests all available privileges for oppression…

The one who did the Star Shard Operation is to blame.

This guy is Kamuna Tachibana! His father was killed in a nuclear attack by Delafree, and he is actively hunting down Zeon remnants with the Titans!

This is Iris Alisyn! She lost her parents when she was 15 during the Delahari colony drop and joined the military, where Karaba and the AEUG insist that she is space debris and even call her a cockroach!

The anti-Zion Special Forces Titans that are die-hard! → I understand.
A privilege of being two ranks higher than ordinary soldiers! → I don’t understand…

Is there someone in the Titans who gets people hooked on sex with strange waves?

What is it, I wonder… that abnormal hatred the Federation has towards Zeon…?

Eugo is basically like Zeon, just with Anaheim at the top.

The Federation forces are full of people who think all spacenoids are just a bunch of useless Zeon reserves!

I think that the remnants of Zeon were more prevalent in the early 80s, and later on, there were more anti-Federation groups.
Neo Zeon has been formed!!

Karaba is like a bunch of cockroaches from the successor organization of Zeon, these terrorists… and I can’t really deny that when it’s said.

It’s a bit late, but could it be that the Arrows in 00 were inspired by the Titans…?

In an environment where half of humanity has died and the cycle of hatred has reached its peak, aren’t there many people who would engage in terrorism and massacres against each other?

There are also some dregs like Karaba and AEUG…
People who went to Neo Zeon or something.

In terms of how pitiable they are, even though I’m not a supporter of the Titans, Layla and Bran, who were placed under their command and died in battle due to privilege, are quite unfortunate.

There is also a trend where the remnants of Zeon are merging with anti-federal forces, so it’s difficult to say definitively that they are entirely different.

Mixing federal non-mainstream factions, Zeon remnants, and anti-government activists, nominally placing a top representative as a federal congressman while in reality being the private army of the Anaheim chairman.
It is the Anti Earth Union Group…

Isn’t it generally the case that even Jerid and Kacricon, let alone teenagers, think like this? They consider Karaba and A.E.U.G. to be the same kind of trash as Zeon.
In Emma’s case, she quickly accumulated even more defection points.

Yazan from Johnny’s home was able to return to the Federation using a false name, but…
If I hadn’t gone missing, feeling like I was almost dead at one point, I wouldn’t have been able to do it.

In the end, it’s the top-performing Basque and the Jamaican below him who are useless, and Jamitov is just left holding his head in frustration without being able to control them…
Gadi was excellent and relatively balanced, but he was too much of a career soldier and had no brakes at all.

In other words, this is how it is.
The enthusiastic White Base fans, who are extremely anti-Zion Titans, feel betrayed by Amuro and Bright, who joined A.E.U.G.

In the midst of many earnest young soldiers with such a stance, Jerid was the one who, even when facing imminent nuclear attack and nearly getting killed himself, actively sought to become the commander of a poison gas operation that no one else wanted to take on in order to advance his career.
That person is definitely going crazy after having their friends killed.

The equipment itself is supported by Anaheim and is part of the Federation, but the members, represented by founding member Char, are very much of Zionic origin, meaning that the AEUG is an anti-Federation organization.

At an early stage, there were some idiots who were dismissed from the Titans for ignoring the plan and saying “The Titans are worthless!!”

Isn’t synthetic alcohol that is less likely to cause intoxication just fine as non-alcoholic beer?

It’s easy to understand that the Titans gathered elite forces from the Federation to form a special unit against the remnants of Zeon, but I think it’s too complicated to push for separation from the regular army, have a different command structure, and the founder’s goal not being the suppression of anti-Federation organizations.

The Titans can only be joined by Earthnoids.

When did the concept that starting space immigration to deal with the overpopulation was part of a policy of abandoning people come about?
Well, there are elderly people who want to return to Earth even during the first mission, so I guess it’s been like that from the beginning, but it’s been clearly written down.

In the early days of Z, I thought that the AEUG was quite something for infiltrating the colony and getting the mk2.

In the novel version, Bran was supposed to be a general Federation soldier who had the stance of wanting to join the Titans someday, so he thought he would dress in a Titans style.

When thinking normally, there were plenty of times when one would think, “Huh? Isn’t this organization strange?” but getting to know Maauer after Kakrikon and Lila were killed was, in a way, unfortunate.

During the One Year War, there were certainly people who had good skills that would not be recognized right away or had great potential when the Titans were established and began recruiting pilots…

There may be a lot of noise, but Shiro is a Space Noise who hates the classic Zeon.

After realizing that this organization is absolutely terrible!!!, there are still people who became the final boss in exchange for their memories and body because they fell in love with her, the enhanced human.

Both AEUG and Karaba have many former Zeon members, and their ideology is also anti-Federation.
Z really doesn’t want to take sides with either.

It was probably the time when I was doing whatever I wanted with the Titans that I had the most power.
As time goes by, the Federation is gradually declining, isn’t it?

If you think about it normally, anyone who has had an experience where they almost got blown away by a nuclear weapon, let alone their allies, would probably distance themselves from this organization because it seems crazy.
Gerido’s thoughts leading up to that point have been thoroughly crushed.

So if you ask me if it’s better to remain a regular federal soldier, it’s all crap because you could end up being a pawn and getting dragged into things.

The pressure against aliens within the Federation is strong, and an organization called Titans with a eugenics ideology has formed, even going so far as to inject gas into the colonies, so we really have to do something about it; it’s the AEUG after all.
The internal situation involves sponsors from Anaheim and lower-tier members ranging from serious individuals aiming for the elevation of Space Noids’ status to suspicious former Zeon members, unemployed pilots, and those who have fought against the Titans, among others.

It’s unfortunate yet fortunate that the Titans are so bad that the hatred towards the regular Federal Army has relatively diminished, or perhaps it’s just that it’s all so terrible.

As Basque says, it’s precisely at that point that the general officers should keep quiet!
Until the Dakar incident, the AEUG is generally seen as a terrorist organization teaming up with the remnants of Zeon to carry out anti-Federation government activities.

Although it has a position similar to an anti-Zion special forces, it doesn’t fight against Neo Zeon.

It’s all the Titans’ fault! Since they said that, it seems like anyone who joined AEUG from the Titans, as well as the former Zeon remnants, are considered safe if they’re part of AEUG! It seems like if you’re affiliated with AEUG, your past history doesn’t matter and is considered safe!

I wondered if that hidden ace was a person from the Byalan, but then it turned out to be the wrong image!

Jamitov with an ideology like Gihren!
Space Noid Killer Bask!
Just a useless old man Jamaican!
This is Titans 3.

Both Zeon and the EFSF are space cockroaches and should be exterminated!
Well, that’s one thing, but isn’t it too much to treat a general officer of the same federal army like trash?

I feel a sense of sorrow that the ultra-hawks from the Titans and Neo-DiZe have nowhere to go and are joining Axis.

As expected, it doesn’t make sense to inject gas into a faction affiliated with the Federation.

Indeed, what the regular officers mean by “shut up” is something so ridiculous that any decent Titans soldier would collectively say “don’t mess with us,” but since they are all extreme members of the Bask faction, it seems like everyone looks the same in the anime, with Emma-san being the only exception.

Jamitov’s lack of discernment in appointing crazy guys like Shirocco, worthless ones like Bask, and crap like Jamaicans to leadership positions is too much.

Crossing the line further that was surpassed by a demonstration poisoning, by blowing up Jaburo.

In the first place, it’s possible to communicate remotely because we aren’t dispersing Minoc powder except during combat.

The fact that Char, who has not defected from the Zeon forces, is disguising his identity and acting as the top aide of the leader means that it is only natural for them to be seen as a Zeon intelligence agency.

The soldier that appeared in the main story is an elite among elites within the Titans.
The ones at the core.

Isn’t it the case that people who really hate Zeon will just think that Titans, AEUG, and Zeon are all rubbish after listening to the Dakar speech?

It seems that there are quite a few people who have gotten really angry after seeing the regular massacres of civilians and have surrendered to the AU.

When you look closely at the Universal Century, most organizations have come to an end…

You’re dominated by resignation, aren’t you…?
Especially during the time of Hamaan, it felt like just do it on your own.

The hunt for subversive elements is essential, so ultimately the successor Londo Bell is established.

I feel like it’s ridiculous for Zeon people to act like they are in the AEUG while putting aside the blunders of the Zabi family and the Delaz Fleet.
You should just stay quiet in the Zeon Republic.

It is also bad that we took control of the parliament by force!
However, the Titans are trying to destroy this congress even though they have legislators on their side!
Since the political struggle was completely settled at this point, Char’s recovery ability is too high.

I think there are many aspects that allow Char, as Casval who avenged Zeon, to be overlooked by aliens.

In the side stories featuring AOZ, it becomes clear that the Titans appearing in the main anime are generally particularly crazy individuals.

The true Zabi family
No, this is the true House of Tohsaka!

What made Char enjoy bringing Apolly and Roberto to paint Rick Dias red?

People who do whatever they please and die satisfied, thinking of themselves as heroes.

If you eat people, you can reduce their numbers and survive.
This is precisely what is meant by “killing two birds with one stone.”

It’s like saying that Basque and Jamitov are almost entirely at fault…

In the end, it’s only this sadness that spreads and crushes the Earth.
Before that, humanity must atone to nature and to the Earth.

No matter how serious the individuals at the bottom may be, if the founder and the people around them are insane madmen, there’s really nothing that can be done, right?

Revil and the others in that area also died in the One Year War.

In a spin-off with a relatively decent number of soldiers, Euin Bardar seamlessly plays the role of a villain without any sense of discomfort, which is impressive in a way.

You should acknowledge that it is Yoshiyuki Tomino’s works that most blatantly depict the corruption of the Federation.

Don’t you think it would be better if the population decreased by dropping a colony?

In a spin-off with a relatively higher number of decent soldiers among the Titans, Yuin Barda, who smoothly plays the role of a villain without any sense of incongruity, is impressive in a sense.

During the One Year War, the rules of the world changed significantly.
Each faction is overly entrusting their ambitions to the power of Microsoft, which has achieved enormous results.

It’s strange to think that the Titans are glamorized just because of a few decent members…

The Titans are depicted as decent people, but there is nothing that states they are just or glorifies them, after all.

What’s frustrating about the Titans is that they don’t fight against Zeon.

The Federation is so corrupt that even if we try to fight against it, we can’t, right? That’s ZZ for you.

Rather, I think the appeal of the AOZ group is the question of what happens when such decent people think, “Isn’t the organization we belong to a bit crazy?”

Since there are so many additional complications, I think it’s understandable that the Titans were established, especially considering that aliens have been committing terrorist acts every month, if not every year, from the One Year War up to the Delaz Conflict.
If conflict and terrorism continue like this, it’s no wonder the federation will collapse.