No joke!

Amuro is to blame, it’s Amuro’s fault!
In reality, the most important thing for a Zeon victory is sealing away Amuro, isn’t it?

The colonel has been killed!
Again and again! Again and again and again!

Based on the dialogue, it seems that the world that survived until Char’s Counterattack is relatively successful, don’t you think?

Was it really a nuisance…?

If I had to say, I think we could have won if we had taken advantage of Amuro right after the battle with Sharia Bull.

Amuro is a bad guy, isn’t he!!

A bug that causes Lalah to become two when Amuro’s appearance flag is crushed.

A person called Amuro, a murderer.

He is pure.

I’m telling you to wear the normal suit! Ahh, I died again!

The reason why the Gelgoog is in that state in the Zeek Axes world.

Lalah sacrificed herself as a substitute to save you.
What’s with that guy who challenges Amuro and takes others down with him?

Crimped hair sniper! Huh? There’s really an example of that, so I can’t take my eyes off it…

Amuro is already like Jason or some kind of monster.

If you leave it alone, the colonel will come out and die on his own.
You’re such an incompetent NPC.

Enemies around here: Gundam
Colonel says that Amuro’s leveling up is too fast, so this is the most difficult point.
If we go to the Giong, we can power up as well.

It seems like I might die a few times even with the initial red Zaku.

Are you willing to compromise with a clone that will be born over 100 years from now?

No matter how many times I try again, I end up being killed by Amuro. I didn’t think there would be such a big difference…

Because Char can’t rise to the next level as an NT unless Lalah dies…

It seems that the next OP will likely be Chiyomaru Shikura.

No matter how painful it is, I will see it through (G Quacks).

The more it repeats, the greater the connection between the Colonel and Amuro increases…!

Is the true history wedged between the two of them close to the form it desired the most?

Amuro = Storm 1

The analysis that the movie version alone accurately predicts Sharon’s rose and suggests that Char is also dead in Aoba District has made me want to re-examine it a bit.

There were routes where you instantly died because you didn’t have a helmet.

Colonel dying in fencing.

So if Char wins, it’s okay, but even if Amuro dies, it’s not right, is it?
What should I do?

If I don’t kill you, Char will die! (Desperate)

When I did it for the first time, I didn’t understand anything and was completely reckless.
Right now, it’s a bit bad, so I’ll reset, leading to a dead end.

The true ending condition for my death, the rose person probably didn’t understand.

The incident of La La’s rescue event has progressed to a point where it’s quite complicated, so Char’s NT awakening is significantly hindered.

If anything, there are too many points where things could go wrong before Amuro even intervenes, like substituting for Char or being picked up by Kiširia after being demoted.

(A colonel falling off a horse and breaking his neck)

What is it, after meeting Amuro, Char is a spelunker?

No matter how many times I try, I can’t defeat Amuro Ray.

It’s painful that even after changing world lines multiple times and protecting them to the point of my own death, both of them are now considered missing and almost dead after just a little over 14 years.

Could it be a loop story?

Don’t lose every match, at least win a little!

Being careless and stepping forward in a Gelgoog, getting sniped and dying.
I suffocated and died because I wasn’t wearing a normal suit.

If I were to fail after skillfully spinning it up to a shining universe, that would be too unpleasant.

Even if I’m alive, I’m still causing a reverse Char’s Counterattack, which is really annoying.

I heard that Seira was a hindrance to Amuro in this battle, and my sibling and I chuckled a little.

It’s going to disappear soon anyway with the Axis Shock.

Being too pushy is not so good.

He gives the impression of thinking things through and acting carefully, but he actually lives quite impulsively—the man Char.

No matter how many times I try again, is it impossible for Char to have a happy ending?

The lightweight cannon from the beginning shining in space was exactly the right answer, wasn’t it?

I thought the reverse Shaar route wasn’t part of the true history because it wasn’t killed by the white MS.
If I received footage of being dunked by Axis, I wouldn’t be surprised to determine that it was killed by Gundam.

On this side where the Oricha is activated, the officer isn’t coming to pick me up.

Is it a great victory for Amuro and the desperate mutual destruction in retaliation?

We talked about it at lunch, but the multiverse and multiple worlds are a favorite for otaku.
When served, I can’t help but be as pleased as if it were katsudon.

Since she is a girl of that age, it’s bothersome that she doesn’t want anyone else in between but me.

It’s not like I’m looping; it feels like I can read another Lala’s memories.

In reality, using something like a bit weapon would probably hinder my surrounding teammates quite a bit.
In games, they automatically target only the enemies, though…

It’s Hermes, isn’t it?

No matter how many times I try, I can’t defeat Amuro Ray.
No matter how many times I try, I can’t avoid that aim.
Even if you keep shooting from behind, there are eyes on your back.

(Amuro can die depending on the route.)

I mean, if the top kill score is just a curly-haired guy, then in countless worldlines having countless battles, you’d die anytime and anywhere during a war.
It’s not like I’m a rookie at the start of the first round.

Considering that during the Gelgoog era you would almost certainly be killed no matter what you did due to the difference in strength, the Zong era is truly a whole different level of power…

It seems that there are people who know about the legitimate history in a world line where the opposite side won, but in reality, they are aware of a history that is slightly skewed in the details, much like the man from the tall tower.

(I don’t particularly want to defeat Amuro.)

Isn’t it possible to put me on a route to retire without going all the way to Axis?

The only timeline that survives is the one where Lala protects it, but in that route, Lala dies, so she cannot observe it in the RTA.
I thought the producers’ ideas were too strong after seeing that analysis…

I want to believe that what I can see is just a parallel world limited to GQ.

The Z era was a relatively stable time for Char.

There was a world where I survived, but for some reason, since it had a butt chin, it reset.

On that day, in front of that white MS.

There are too many ace-level pilots dropped by Amuro and Gundam, and on top of that, there’s Char added in.

It’s not just that Amuro doesn’t pilot the Gundam, but also that Char piloting the Gundam and freely leveling up his NT abilities in space is probably quite important from a chart perspective…

I wonder if there is a red person who died from falling on their head due to a throw…

Isn’t Char’s condition for survival the death of Lalah?
I mean, it’s the awakening condition.

Being able to observe other world lines can be hell in some cases, just like this time with Lalah…

If Amuro is kept away from war, it would be quite a challenge for Sayla to grow into a woman recognized as a killer.

I guess it’s better to destroy the Newtypes after all.
History will be toyed with.

You can meet Char, but either Char dies, or you can’t meet Char, or Char disappears, or you can meet Char but you die and leave an incredible curse behind.

I thought we finally established a reconciliation route, but…

Enemies around here
Leroy Gilliam

If I could have killed Tenpa while bullying the occupied Solomon…

There are many fan works related to Gundam fictional war stories, but it feels like the official side has come charging in with an atomic bazooka in one hand and Barbatos’ mace in the other.

The ability to keep the Red Comet, who affects the course of the battle, in a long-term inactive position is too huge.

The concept of a new type being someone who can understand others without misunderstanding has already become fossilized.
Whether it’s the psycommu or anything else, it’s way too inflated.

So it was necessary for me to be dropped in place of the Colonel.

Actually, it was when Char started piloting the Gelgoog that the gap in abilities between him and Amuro was the widest.
From there, I caught up to a certain extent because La-La died and I awakened.

In the original story, Char is not killed by Amuro, right?
It doesn’t seem like they’re talking about the end of Char’s Counterattack.
It means we’re looking at something different from the original world line, right?

Well, the Lalah who sees the thread image and the loop in her dreams repeatedly is a different person.

The time when Amuro is swinging a hammer is the most peaceful, so let’s go there?

If Gene had properly destroyed all the Gundams without going crazy…

Making the character avoid or search for a different route toward an event boss that is absolutely unbeatable no matter what.
It’s a game that somehow leads you down a path where you don’t fight.
It’s just too much of a crap game.

The protagonist who is treated as a curse is so pitiful.

The result of understanding each other without misunderstandings leading to a fight, and the terrifying manifestation of Newtypes in the story after Z is completely evil spirit power.

Let’s aim for a world line where Zeon doesn’t start a war.

El… The color of Sharon’s rose is different, and this is not the world of the One Year War that has appeared until now.
There is also a major issue that if we do it at that point, the Titans’ power will be too great to stop.

What would happen if Lalah from the main story in the Sharon Rose met Zieguck Lalah?

What’s up with that thing that looks like a Hermit Purple sticking out?

It’s strange that after judging on the 25th that it was an even match in Texas and that there would be no problem in the match against Sharia on the 27th, I ended up being completely defeated on the 30th.
Even when fighting in Texas, it must have been the typical power of a white devil.

In other worlds besides the original, Char doesn’t have a relationship where he can always be protected by Lala, does he!?

The ending of Char’s Counterattack is different from just dying.
It feels like I’ve gone to a higher level of existence.
It might be a great success.

At that point, if Char dies, Amuro can go kill Gihren without being interrupted by the Zaku.

It seems that the presence of Ral-san is the biggest factor regarding Amuro’s upward trend.

Leave Jean out of the sortie, and ensure that Char completely destroys both the Gundam and the White Base, allowing for a successful escape from Side 7.
With this, Amuro can manage somehow, and we can also prevent Char’s disappearance, but what to do about Sayla…

For NTs who can see time, the difference between loops and parallel worlds may be ambiguous.

I can’t help but laugh a little at the thought of Gundam’s Lala observing too.

In the entire series, a guy with the ridiculous name of Shirouzu shows up with a woman, and this happens.

The white mobile suit is probably the Quebeley, right!?

I think we need to do something about Seira for real.
Seira-san, intervening like that is not good for the Colonel! As a result, it will create an enormous gap.

Char is coming (to die)!

However, all I know about Char dying in the One Year War is from old crappy games.

From Lalah’s perspective, they must be complete strangers, so it’s impressive how much they can indulge in their imagination.
To put it bluntly, there is probably also an escapist aspect to the reality of an unfree prostitute.

Char’s blood demon dies immediately.

To put it bluntly, Amuro in the Hermes battle has become strong enough to easily defeat the Amuro from Solomon.

I honestly don’t really get it, so I’ll think about it after watching until the end!

Don’t you think Gelbana and Gelgoog are similar, Colonel?

It might be that there is no way to connect to the first world line, which has been completely cut off, so all I can see is a future where Char dies against Amuro.

The effect when I warped here? It was green and made me go “ugh.”

Let’s make the Gundams from parallel worlds fight and erase the world of the one that loses.

I wonder why they didn’t protect the route (or if it’s the canon, why they did protect it).
I wonder if I didn’t earn enough favor from Char.

Someone once said that people can eventually control time, but it really is happening.

It seems like it’s starting from the point where they meet, so it doesn’t look like Char will die on his own in a Zaku, but if they go to the battlefield together, he’ll probably die right away…

In Char’s Counterattack, Quess doesn’t side with Char and gets shot.

The one who killed Amuro, known as Leroy, accomplished that, yet the light novel version itself is treated as a black history and he is not favored in guest appearances.

If you proceed normally, there was a game where Amuro’s level becomes so high that he can instantly defeat Char.