I try to increase the information I have as much as possible and I’m quite shrewd.
Currently, the relationship with Sharia is relatively win-win.

Will there be another theatrical release at the end of the month?
I want the third design works of the admission bonus.

It feels like I’m not watching it with emotional involvement, just seeing it as a smart little brat.
There are various designs for the main character.

I may be just a tourist on Earth, but I find enjoyment in watching it too, and I think that’s good enough.

Nyaan is going to ride in Eva, but I have no idea what the main character will do next, so I’m getting curious.

Whether for better or worse, I didn’t stop, nor did I fall into a slump and become inactive.

I quite like the part where they are silent during the interrogation scene.
It didn’t matter because the opponent was the green uncle.

Even the fact that Sodong bursts out was just because someone guided it; it’s just being carried away without any thought…

I felt like I was being manipulated, but meeting Lalah gave me a sense of resolve.

While it is true that I followed the guidance, to be honest, I wonder if just sealing the hatch was enough to stop it.

I feel like being swept away is somewhat different, but I can’t express it well.
Maybe it’s because it doesn’t go against his/her wishes.

Where is the main character-like part?

I was convinced that Machu was placed as a character inheriting the spirit of Lalah in relation to Quattro, akin to Camille.

It’s often said that I’m being swept along, but I’m taking actions that align with my own goals.

I’m not in a position to be picky.
The courage to say “I don’t want to wear it because it’s uncool.”

When I landed on Earth, I arrived at a brothel.

It was a bit amusing that what was said to be the expression of seeing the sea turned out to be a mountain.

At 17 years old, breasts that surpass Komori’s.

I think I’ve been sitting longer than anyone else, especially in terms of my liver.

I want you to meet Shuu-chan soon…

Nyaan is completely on that side for now because of the mysterious compatibility with Lady Kshyria…

I won’t let Shuji meet, but what is this setup created by Zikaakus?

This time, I felt like there was quite a bit of disappointment in the reactions, as if to say, “Is this what Earth is like…?”

It’s like saying I’m either composed or just not thinking about it much…

I met Lalah, but I don’t think anything has changed in the end.

If Sharon’s rose is there.
Where did Shuji go?

Even for wall practice, this is a bit too careless.

Well, Earth isn’t very free after all…

There are too many replies where everyone is trying to gauge the situation!

It’s probably a forced repatriation, but I came to Earth to search for Shuji and all I did was talk to Lalah, and now I’m already going back…

As a result, while Machu searched around, it led to a situation where Sharabu was reaping the rewards, but the two of them originally shared the same goal of wanting to find the key rose for their search for a person.

I have come back again, but being by the side of the rose that could potentially attract Shuji is the best option.

It is important to go to places you want to go of your own will, and the Earth itself probably isn’t that significant in the first place.
Otherwise, it would be written with more research than just jellyfish.

Going to Earth was quite a big goal, but it ended so quickly…

Even in a situation where they’ve messed up so much that their life seems to be in ruins, not being overly worried about it makes me think this person is strong…
If it’s Shinn from the same color anime, it’s a level of screw-up that would keep him worried until the coming of the breakthrough event.

Knowing that the Earth is also a constrained world, I… well, I’m just looking for Shuji, so I guess it’s fine.

The situation with Midoji has developed into a collaboration.

There are a lot of opinions, but I simply think it’s just that there’s no time to delve into various things because it’s only one season.

I guess I realized that it’s the same as a gravity colony precisely because my spatial awareness is high…
Well, the biggest disappointment or rather the reality I experienced regarding the Earth was the incident at the brothel.

If it’s a 2-cour anime, it would probably take 2 or 3 episodes for sightseeing on Earth, but that’s fine since it can get boring.

Invited by Sharon’s tulips, the red bat will probably come flying, so for now, half of the goal has been achieved.

This week, I felt really sorry for Lalah, and I couldn’t help but think, “Come on, protagonist, take her with you by force!”

Lalah, who wants to go to space unlike Mach, was captivated by the sparkling dream shown by her NT abilities.

The protagonist, who is powerless in the large structure of the military, is doing just fine.
As the protagonist of a robot story, I haven’t really achieved any accomplishments in the main machine, so I’m somewhat of a decorative piece.

Even seeing the beautiful sea, I still felt down, which is so sad…

Shuuji was searching for roses, so the hint must also be related to roses. Once he finds the roses, there would essentially be no reason for him to be on Earth.
In reality, since Shuji wasn’t there, the optimal solution became to wait for the roses to come closer.

Even if there are stories about Lalah or parallels, so what?
It has nothing to do with Machu.

It’s sad that this week’s main topic is still Lalah, Char, and Amuro.

I can only think that Char should do something about this.

It was indeed interesting when I interacted with my uncle.
By the way, why wall slam?

I somehow understand that in the end, there will be a huge explosion that will ruin all the forces.
I want you to suffer and wander just a little more until then.

Machu has complicated his typical adolescent longing for the outside world.
It is indeed a place where I am confronted with reality and my own powerlessness.

But it was shown that if you don’t take action, you’ll become La La, eternally waiting for Char.

Until a few episodes ago, I was called a stupid girl, a brat, and people felt sorry for my mom, but since around last week, they’ve started to refer to me as Machu-san.
It feels like the viewers have begun to understand their perspective on the character Machu.

I started to like Machu after watching episode 9.
You’re smart for being able to say thank you properly.

Isn’t Sretta a type of protagonist who has grown a lot mentally?

Next time, I guess I’ll be active… repeating this forever.

It seems that Shuji won’t be at peace knowing that staying with Zeku Nova allowed him to reach Rose in the shortest time compared to being with Jiku Axis.

The fact that Zekarxis fell to the roses means that
So that pervert knew the place from the beginning, huh?

The original reason Shuji wanted to go to Earth was to search for roses.
I found it first.

After being told that it’s foolish for a man to ruin himself, the conversation with Lala, who continues to honestly believe in and wait for the person she loves, not only affirms Machu’s attitude but also shows how harsh it is, so it has plenty of meaning, right?

I think it would be better if they threw away all the stories surrounding Machu and started fresh with a Sharable protagonist in an alternate universe story set in the Universal Century.

I don’t think being active means just breaking things.

Please stop bringing up the protagonists of other works to belittle Machu; it’s just a bad image.

Lalah, Amuro, and Char from another world are intervening through separate routes.

Looking back, the protagonist has been riding a Gundam since episode 1, but the number of battles is surprisingly low.

Poor mom, and dad is really poor too.

Even though I got hit with some persistent logical punches from Second Lieutenant Komori, I was able to think that I really did well when I saw that I didn’t have a tantrum like usual.

I thought meeting Lalah would broaden my horizons, but it seems like I’ll stick with Shuji all the way to the end.
It ended up being pushed from behind by Lalah too.

I never thought that S*** was growing like that…

It’s the opposite.
The only ability it has is to pull from other works.
Because that person only watches threads and clips.

If I’m watching Gundam, of course I want to see the protagonist fighting in the Gundam, that’s obvious!

I think that this time, Machu was able to see the realities of the Earth and meeting Lala was a significant growth experience.

It’s too much like Gainax at a bad time, and they’ll suddenly create a time jump or rapid development in the final episode, won’t they?

I ended up back to the story about how I should have taken a quick trip around the world.

I think it’s quite a bold development that in the end, they didn’t fight the Psycho Gundam.

In the first place, Lalah herself had a narrow perspective and wasn’t the type to guide complete strangers.

I don’t know if the fact that Kenshi Yonezu laughs out loud at the story’s plot is a positive or negative thing, and that scares me!

Many characters have a strong attachment to one person as their motivation for action, like the uncle and Kishiria.
Well, Gundam has always been that kind of story.

Even though it’s in the palm of my hand, I quite like that I’m running towards my goal.

I’m sorry, Mom, but in this situation…
I mean, given the situation, isn’t it abduction, Macchu?

In the Universal Century works, there’s no way it could be “Space is crap! Earth is the best!”

Since it’s trendy content, there are people who reply as if they don’t watch anime at all, and there are also just casual haters who come to tease.

It sounds good to say the tempo is nice, but it just seems like they’re skipping over the chance to delve into Machu’s inner self.

I think the pseudo-gravity from centrifugal force in a colony and actual gravity are quite different…

Lalah is being surprisingly specific in her conversation…

Even though I jumped out.
I couldn’t help but laugh a little when they easily returned to their cell after being supplemented.

I can only say that Tsurumaki has a style that I dislike, where the protagonist wins constantly through such convenient and ridiculous power.
It only shows the intense parts towards the very end.

>>153It’s just that the new dependency is just an added wife.

I know Amate Yuzuriha.
You’re a rockin’ woman who stole an MS from a Zeon aircraft carrier and went to Earth, starting off by burning down a brothel, right?

“I’ve caught up to the latest episode, but surprisingly, this character is acting like a proper protagonist.”When I opened the lid, it was a classic juvenile story.
Well, both FLCL and Aim for the Top 2, directed and scripted by the same people, seem mysterious and surreal, but as you reach the final episode, they actually progress quite along the classic story path…

As expected, I don’t want the protagonist to end up being a punching bag, so I hope they do something big.

A dog that thinks it’s free but is still on a leash is really uncool.

If I were really someone who just goes with the flow, I would understand and take off! I wouldn’t do anything.

The mechanism of Grava was well-made as it led the characters to fight against something they should be battling, while not engaging in war with Gundam.
I wanted to see it in two cours, with the first part being the Clava arc and the second part being after the Colony arc.

It’s quite strong with a sci-fi flavor.

I think this guy is quite the prince for trying to take Lalah, who believes she can be free in space, outside.
Well, this Lala has her brain fried by the red prince, so she couldn’t leave the miniature garden…

>>158Do you dislike seeing people who are excited?

Even within the Gundam series, there are unique variations like the story of terrorists being executed in “Gundam: The Origin” and the crueler-than-mincemeat battles in “08th MS Team” that don’t require traditional conflict.

A character who is just being swept along by those around them is the protagonist?

I think the principles of action and the power to push forward are perfect.
I just wish they had fought a bit more and won…

Ignoring my parent’s desperate calls, I’m listening to the radio talk of a famous person among anime fans.
Even though he’s not someone you can consider an ally, just as the uncle planned, I only found Sharon’s rose by digging here, woof woof.
It seems like the protagonist can get by.

It’s really fun to watch in real time.

>>157Ultimate technique!

There’s nothing I can do about the constant calls from family and friends…

The beginning felt like I was forging my own path, but recently I have the feeling that I’m being led by forced events.

>>175I think I’m doing a pretty decent job with this coming-of-age story too.