I didn’t have that kind of leeway.

No winners against the heroine with vertical rolls.

It’s terrible to say “I’ve decided to stop killing Mumu” after letting you accompany me on my journey of revenge.

I think you can definitely sense that I’m doing my best even when it feels so hard that I want to break.
Regarding my thoughts as an individual, um…

>This childConsider the age difference.

The outcome of my thoughts cannot possibly align with this child’s wishes.

It’s not the protagonist’s fault for falling in love with the childhood friend heroine from the very beginning.

Shulk’s bride.

If Fiorun isn’t around, well…

Has holding on to being single all this time become a matter of pride?

Since they were being affectionate in the side story, it feels rewarding.

Even before Fiorun comes, they don’t make such blatant moves.
It feels like I’m sensing that we clearly can’t win after joining Fiorun, so I’m pulling back a bit on my own.

As soon as the official party was formed, Fiorun’s survival was confirmed! The High Enter was annihilated! It’s at a level that it’s strange that it didn’t fall into darkness.

A cheating trip approved by my wife, called a future of connection.

Karna: “Ah, this is impossible.”

I’m sure that when she said she would support him, it was when Karuna didn’t know much about Fiorun.
It can’t be helped if it becomes impossible.

Although they are a half who can inherit the Hi-enter royal bloodline, I don’t see any vision from them that clings to that lineage…
It’s not strange to have Taruko’s child as an heir if I remain single for life.

You exploit the heartbreak of losing a childhood friend.
I was alive.

If I were to tell a cruel story, I think there would have been a chance if Fiolun had just died as he was.
I don’t know what will happen to the world itself in that case.

I’m only doing this because it was desired, but personally, I think the imperial lineage is good enough as it is.

I thought it was an alliance that was rejected along with Nia.

Even though we are both queens, why…

In the PV for 3, Meria and Nia appeared and were called a losing heroine duo.
I had no partner to team up with.

I thought it would be good to get together with Shulk’s son back in those days.
Even that is tough.

There are four series, but is Meliya-chan the only losing heroine after all?

I’ve been watching the struggles of the young lady all along.
You really did a great job.
Finally, my patience is rewarded, and I get a cute younger husband.

Melia-chan has already taken the route to marry the country…

If this doesn’t work, then just give up on life.

Is Rex really managing with three wives…? It’s that kind of situation.
If it’s really three people, they would probably produce a lot of losing heroines.

Even if Shulk were to find out, Melia herself has given up, so it would just end with a sincere rejection.

With Master Shulk…!

I like the close friendship between Nia and Melia.
I want to see First Contact.

Melia-chan seems like she would seriously say something like “all people are like children.”

My older sister, Taruko, has caught a promising shota.

The person had accepted a breakup and gave up, but then the strong supporters like older brother and Karna irresponsibly pushed them, leading to thoughts of perhaps not needing to give up… However, there was never any opening to exploit from the beginning, it’s impossible! That’s why.
There seems to be a possibility that I became disinterested in love itself and ended up like that.

Having Doflamingo in the main story in Part 2 is strong, isn’t it?
I can understand that it happens normally even with characters other than the main ones.

Is it bad that the queen is a mistress?

I can’t accept that Fiorun, who was added later, is getting all cozy with the protagonist!

It was a development that clearly showed how strong my childhood friend can be when they really put their mind to it.

Fiorun has devoted herself to Shulk at the risk of her life about two times now…

As a heroine, I can’t win; my hometown has turned everyone into monsters.
It’s just too blessed to be neglected.

Having just a childhood friend isn’t strong as an attribute, but the heroine, who is mechanized through modification surgery and has the goal of being restored to her original state, is definitely too strong.

Realizing love only after losing it, if it can be regained, that would be incredibly strong.

I like that the 3’s bodyguard team has the same name as 1’s childhood friend’s bodyguard team.

Looking back now, isn’t Fiolun’s life just amazing?

Childhood friends are a losing flag, but reconnecting with childhood friends is definitely a winning scenario.

Isn’t it okay to be Shulk’s son?

Let’s stop killing Mumbka with Shulk; that actually makes a lot of sense.

I feel that in any work, childhood friends who reunite are incredibly strong.

I wonder if Fiorun is a reunion type!?

I think that was good regarding Mumuka, you know?
At the point when they disregarded Shulk and the others’ actions, they were probably destined for ruin anyway.

No way… The anonymous person said that my childhood friend is a defeated heroine.

Fiorun is too strong.

I really think Near was in a good position.
If Melia-chan had a man-eater-like attribute, we could have at least brought it to a draw, even if we couldn’t win.

Wasn’t the boy that became Shulk born while searching for the Monado?
So it’s okay to say that no one really knows about that boy as he originally was?

Mekarun is too lewd.

Nia properly conveyed her message, and the turning point was that her opponent was Homura.

Mumuka has a past where their hometown was destroyed by a mechanical soldier, and they survived alone, but their complex towards Dunban is too strong.

Mumuka had fans who adored him in his own way.

The claw combat style is cool, you know…

Maria-chan’s being originally from royalty is a tough situation.
I can’t just throw away my position…

Tarko did well.

It feels more like they allowed Danban not to become a killer rather than forgiving Mumuka.

It’s sad that two-thirds of Danban’s friends are traitors…

There is no conflict between 1 and Homus, and the level of civility is too high.

Well, I wonder if my parents made a child while exploring.
So, you don’t know about Fiolun and the others’ original boy, right? That’s what we were talking about.
This is confusing.

When I did it after a long time, I thought Mr. Dixon was explicitly setting up a betrayal flag from the point he faced the mechanical god.

I lost to the hero, and Elma was taken by him, right?

I started playing Xenoblade last week as a Homus, and I’ve just met the girl in the thread and now we’re heading towards Nopon’s village together.
By the way, what is the most efficient way to increase levels and bonds in this game?

Internal conflicts occur only when there is a certain level of emotional surplus.
Look at NLA.

First of all, I wasn’t really able to see Elma-san that way.

It’s a troublesome world, including 123…

Basically, Homus has no time for an internal conflict when they can’t win against the mechanized soldiers.

Kuros-kun, well, you can just call me your junior or Serika-chan or Neil Nail.

I mean, originally, Elma was already set as the hero’s wife, right?

From Rin-chan’s perspective, it has been over two years of dating the hero, so there’s a difference in duration.

Well, it’s true that Elma-san never had that kind of feeling at all from the beginning.

It’s nice to do something despicable while being aware that it’s despicable.

There are no traitors in 2, right?

(The Nopon tribe somehow emerges from nothing and dominates commerce in every world.)

It seems that after the war, it became the unified nation of Kevves.
If we can’t come together, it seems like humanity won’t be able to survive artificially.

Homuhika could be said to have planned to betray in a sense.

Fiorun and her childhood friend not only have that attribute, but they were mutually in love from the start, each making advances towards the other and risking their lives for each other in multiple events, all leading to a dramatic reunion.
How can I win with something like this?

Kurosu-kun is still a mystery BB with an unknown identity and amnesia, and it’s only been a few months since we met…

I like that Fiolun is perpetually in a bad mood during the affair trip with Tsunami, as seen in the ED image.

Chapter 13 has the composition where it seems to raise the hero but then it’s Cross-kun who takes over…
It would have been great if the doll was my favorite machine.

I really have no choice but to kill Fiolun.

It feels like all the members of Team 2 are switching over to Rex’s side.

Well, since Dunban doesn’t have anyone to face…
That person really didn’t mention anything like that at all…

In the Mechalyn state, without showing much conflict to the person, all the remaining life is bet on Schulk.
The determination is so strong, and the lifespan difference issue itself hits Melina-chan in a way that this…

Egil’s dad also seemed to not know about Dixon, which is crazy.

There are even characters like Sena, who has uniquely blue flames for hair and is especially unrelated to Kagutsuchi!

Egil has been almost operating solo and has achieved such success in the invasion, making him a truly invaluable talent.

Since Shulk also uses Sakura Blossom Dance, it’s possible that Dunban opened a dojo after the ending.

Looking back now, the shape of the core crystal is different from Kagutsuchi, Sena.
All the children have the same shape, so Rinka is excluded because she is carving.

Ashera is too similar, isn’t she?
It feels like a female Dunban.

You probably haven’t noticed, have you?
Among everyone, Shulk has given me the most various things.
It’s the same feeling I have now.
Yet, I have not been able to give anything back to Shulk.
Shulk───,
What can I do for you?
What can I do?
*Blackout