My boss is like this.
I’m taking all the work, so I’mConversely, I’m bored and it’s tough.

People just before taking a leave of absence.

If you can honestly say it and understand that you have high abilities, then it’s still happy.
If everyone expects me to be able to do things like this as a matter of course, it would really be troublesome.

You have to force them to take a break.

There are inexperienced young executives who try hard because they have very honest subordinates.
It’s realistic that my wife looks pitiful after being provoked.

A person who is quick at work, has a strong sense of responsibility, and sees the situation better than others started saying things like this during the meeting and took a leave of absence two months later.

“Go to the appropriate environment.”
Either way, you should let it go… otherwise, it’ll kill you.

It’s nice to see someone with such a strong sense of responsibility who takes everything on themselves and is about to collapse on their own…
Please consult those around you…

You resemble me.

In reality, there are no people like Aslan who can stop someone like this, so they will end up taking a leave of absence or resigning.

>People with mental issues who are often at the workplaceYou… jerk!! And also, nameless!!!

It was good when I was a player, but when I become a manager, people of this type are treated as psychopaths.
There is no need to rise to the position of director.

If I were to be honest with those around me, I can imagine that it would make them anxious, so it’s a situation where I can’t say what I want to say…

I hadn’t seen the movie, but is that what they say?

It’s tough, isn’t it?
When those around you are weak.

If I don’t do my best, everyone will die! If you don’t get stronger, other people will end up going to the battlefield and dying! That person was in such a pressured mental state while rushing through nearly 100 episodes.

But I don’t like people who say things like that because I’m on the weaker side.
Just for Kira.

I wish there were capable people like this…
Everyone relies on…

The ending of the movie was probably the only battle in the series where the brigadier general’s mentality was leaning towards a positive outcome…

George Glenn seems to be in a serious mental state too.

In the days of Muji, I was the only one who could move the strike, so I actually hated it, but I had no choice but to fight and protect my comrades.
During the time of Seed Destiny, Aslan kind of distanced himself from Orb and neglected Kira, and over here, since Lacus was attacked, I didn’t want to fight anymore, but I had no choice but to fight again to protect my comrades.
I never really liked fighting in the first place, but if I have to keep fighting to protect my friends, then of course my mental state will suffer.

The scene of clinging on bizarrely with a broken mental state and a worn-out Strike Freedom is indeed surreal.
When I think about why I acquired this skill, it just makes me feel really painful.

On the contrary, from Aslan’s perspective, it’s the scene where Kira finally expressed his true feelings.
Ever since the serious fight between Thor and Nicol, we’ve been holding back on things like “if I say this, it will definitely be bad…”

It’s rare to find a protagonist who puts skill points into defense and endurance outside of Gundam, isn’t it?

The SEED world is a painful world, that’s for sure.
Kira’s situation is also difficult.

What should the person being told do?
Should I leave gracefully or hang myself?

The unreliable yet seemingly dependable feeling of Muu-san in the early stages of the game further corners Kira.

Why don’t you talk about your worries!? → If I express my true feelings, everyone will get hurt, right!?
Why don’t you rely on those around you!? Most of the people you relied on are dead, you know!?
Why are you trying to do your best all by yourself?! → If I don’t do my best, everyone will die!?

I thought Nicole was stupid for doing it over and over, but each time I reflected on it, I realized that this emotional scar was just too big; it was traumatizing.

The brigadier general is surprisingly the best at down-to-earth battles among the three fools.

From my first battle, I had a close friend among the terrorists who attacked us, yet I fought to protect everyone, and now there’s a hole in Heliópolis, which is really terrible.
Shin’s first battle in Destiny was tough, but Kira’s first battle is even harder.

I think the reconciliation with Athrun in “The Sword That Descends” was also leaning in a positive direction.
After that, Mendel and Frey really get torn apart, huh? Bwahaha!

“OS rewriting battle! Despite the coolness of it, the city is already on fire.”

Only Aslan can respond to this with a punch.
Shin probably won’t be able to hit.

Muu, while losing his subordinates and superiors, is also busy coordinating everyone on the Archangel while launching himself, often forgetting that he doesn’t have the luxury to be solely focused on Kira.

It’s true that the CE world is too chaotic, but Shin was almost going crazy while fighting in the end…

It’s cruel but good that the ones who know the most about the brigadier general’s long-standing anguish are Frey and Lacus, just like in the thread.

If we don’t send Kira to the battlefield, the Archangel would have sunk a long time ago, so we have no choice but to push him to fight, even if it means cornering him.
Captain Lamius was clouded.

I think Kira’s current environment is rather fortunate when viewed from a military perspective.
Since there are no positive feelings toward the fight, it probably feels like doing an unpleasant job endlessly.

Aslan is someone who isn’t just a combination of Char and Amuro.
It’s nothing short of hell for my father’s sympathizer to commit terrorism using my mother’s gravestone.

Even if my mental state is tough, my combat power probably doesn’t drop that much because of the experiences from the difficult early stages of the game.

Because Kira is so strong…

What I often encounter in real life are incompetent people who think they’re capable, so if there really are capable people, I’m envious.

It’s rare for someone to be able to fight when their mental state isn’t tough.

Isn’t the only serious fight where Kira and Athrun showed their killing intent the one between Strike and Aegis?

It often happens like this when playing FPS in public matches.

In Kira’s case, it’s someone reliable whom you can trust to have your back, knowing that the necessary personnel will definitely not die.

Even if Shin throws a punch, it would turn into a reasonable but slightly weak lecture like, “Sure, we are weak, but… with everyone’s strength, we can do it!”
Kira won’t be healed by that.
Aslan’s self-righteousness comes into play here.

The downing of the escape ship, Frey’s temptation and death, and Thor’s death had completely trapped me in this obsession.
Finally, I was able to return to the lazy Kira who relies on others after being beaten up by Aslan.

The fact that the girl who gave the flowers to the brigadier general was killed right in front of him has become a truly intense trauma.
It’s nice that they hate Duel and its pilot so much that they want to kill them instantly!!
It’s really a great scene to endure that…

There are strong pilots on our side, like the old man and Lunamaria, as well as those who unleash confusingly explosive strength like Athrun and Shinn, so if that situation doesn’t arise, it won’t make any difference even if you spew it out! It was that kind of environment…

Isn’t the CE world too extravagant?

It’s really a close call that I didn’t kill Izark.
Isaac himself thought he was dead, but he had a face like “Huh?” as he was blatantly overlooked.

Isn’t Shin stronger than Kira?

The weight of the thread image increases even more with Recollection.

If I seriously asked Izark who he most wants to kill, I think he would answer that it’s his past self who shot down the escape ship…

Then are you saying the boss should take paid leave and have fun being romantic with his wife?

The girl who gave me flowers right in front of me is blown up along with the evacuation ship, and the brigadier general is also blown up with the escape pod.

The first person who said they would protect Kira might be Frey, perhaps.
I couldn’t hear it, but…

A movie that makes you feel like, “What the heck is that Aslan guy…”

Finally, I’m able to express my feelings to someone.
Finally, I have people I can hit without any hesitation.
Finally, the strongest trio of idiots has been born, feeling on top of the world being relied upon.

I was bike touring with Lacus, but I guess that was one of the few times Kira could recover mentally.
I was told that Raks was kidnapped and was cooperating with Accord (though it was a lie).
Kira’s mental state, feeling abandoned, was torn to shreds.

“It’s because you guys are weak! Can’t you say that to Lacus… it’s coming at me.”

Stop it, Aslan! The captain is…

If you rely on others, everyone will die…
Well, it was Aslan who killed Thor, one of them.

I thought it was different from Aslan Shin, who fought as a soldier and in a team.

As Aslan looks at Shin, who is happy to reunite with Destiny, he has such a kind expression, but he should really say something like that out loud.

It’s really unfortunate that Shin is treated like a dog unanimously.

Shin was doing lucky pervert things in the movie, and I was amazed.

Sai was working at Kagari’s place…

It’s common in workplaces where personal specialization has advanced.
We should take on some risks and costs to nurture the younger generation.

I thought that Mu intervening in the reconciliation between Athrun and Shinn was a story where these two just can’t help but clash with each other.

I understand that Aslan is punching, but it’s too much that he also hits Kira as if to say “You’re in the way!” That scene is just too hard on the abs.

I’m really glad that we sneaked out together at the last moment after it was all over to go have a romantic time.

It’s wrong to break in even though Shin is being told to stop.

Getting hit by Aslan is one thing, but getting hit even by the major was too much.
It’s just a stray bullet, you know.

During the time of Seed Destiny, I used to dislike Kira because I couldn’t understand what he was thinking, and I thought he was just in a fantasy world.
I’m really sorry for finally understanding your true feelings.

Even during the time of Seed Destiny, I somehow ended up expressing my emotions toward Athrun.

It wasn’t a flower field; it was just a sick person pushing themselves too hard…

Lacus and Kira finally watching the movie.
Ah… I was thinking about something like this.
I got it, you know.

Shin, at the beginning, directly says something like, “Why would someone like you be involved with orbs…” which really evaluates Aslan highly!

The truth is, the darkness Aslan carries is too massive.

Is the coordinator mentally tough too?

Aslan seemed more troubled and unsteady, but while he was only worried about justice, he didn’t care much about fighting itself, so his perspective was different from Kira’s.

The reason Aslan is unsteady is mainly because of the faction.

I’m glad you could say that, it’s not often that you can deliver such lines.

For the viewers, it’s been over 20 years…

It can’t be helped! It’s because you guys are weak!
Viewer: “You said it…”
Director: “Huh…!?”

I’ve returned to the Kira from the days when I was riding the Strike!
I haven’t made a single step forward… I see…

There are feelings of wanting to see it back then, and since it’s been over 20 years, it makes it complicated.

People who think that if they can do it, their subordinates can do it too (10 years or more of service)

Mind reading can be prevented by thinking about erotic things, and it’s correct that Aslan was thinking about erotic things; I now acknowledge that it was wrong.

If you keep telling me to fight alone because I’m strong, then this is how it will turn out.

If you know it, everyone would want it!
I don’t want to be like you!

At that time, I understood that the expression and behavior that seemed to convey a lack of thought were due to a mental disruption and depressive state, which made sense to me.
I understood that the chairman of the proposal for the plan entrusted the flagship machine with Shin’s combat power.
At that time, it was good that it wasn’t released immediately and that the viewers grew up over time, creating an environment that made sense. Everything had good timing.

I feel like the only thing that was linked to this movie was the leading pachinko game.

“I don’t know!” is an incredibly strong phrase to make the enemy boss say.
Because you are weak! It’s a phrase that resonates with various protagonists in creative works.

Shallow dream!
The boss’s wishes!
The profession of work!

I wonder why people like this don’t procrastinate.
Just having a sense of responsibility doesn’t matter if it ends up breaking me.

The boss is increasingly being assigned work from elsewhere.
It’s unfortunate to be tied up in a meeting for several hours on top of that.

In the past, it was like this, but now I live with the feeling that someone will step in and take care of things if I just leave it alone.
I realize that if no one is doing it, then it’s something that doesn’t need to be done.

For a while, I had been sleeping in the cockpit.
It looks like someone who doesn’t go home from work.
Without a place to belong at home.

Aslan is always Aslan, but he’s the type of person that Kira needs, so it’s complicated!

I’m glad you can now say that your value is not just in fighting, even though it seemed like that was all you thought you had.

A leaning company
Responsibility that is imposed на вам.
Work until you die! Gundam!

I think they fell into this way of thinking more after Thor died, even though they did nothing wrong.

It’s good that Mariya and Mu can’t say anything in response to “Because you guys are weak!”
It hurts…

After 20 years, as mental health issues become more recognized, the depiction in Seed Destiny feels more fitting, but I wonder if they really intended to portray it that way 20 years ago…?

I can’t see myself as Kira, but there’s one incident that forced me into this mindset and it’s painful.
If I take a paid leave, please stop the trouble on that day…

Because I do everything myself, my subordinates do not grow, and I end up shouldering the burden.
The worst kind of boss is one who, when they reach their limit, takes a leave of absence or resigns, leaving no one capable to do the work.

I understand that you’re having a hard time mentally, but when it comes to the disrupter overtime or when asked for advice about a picnic, my reaction is like, “Hey, you!”

I think if I don’t produce results quickly, I’ll be disliked by Raks.

Kira might actually cause someone to die if they slack off, but there are talented people who are close to that kind of mental state, right?

“Why are you asking me about the picnic? In a way, was Kira’s laziness showing through?”

If I were in Kira’s position and conflicts arose during my vacation that resulted in deaths, I would definitely feel bad about it.

You say it’s weak, but! There’s no one who can put all the machines fighting on the battlefield out of commission (by destroying their weapons or propulsion materials) with just one unit!

I’m not an old man!

Kira trusts Mu enough to jokingly say, “There’s no way I can spar with you suddenly,” or “You’re late,” among other lighthearted remarks.
I am doing it, but…

The mindset that I, who was created to be able to do it, must do it.

If I don’t work hard, things won’t go well… but surprisingly, it usually works out, so take a break.

Moo had a rare skill of being immortal, clearly inferior to my father and Cruze, but since he didn’t die, my father wasn’t aware of Moo’s true abilities.
It’s like a rare skill from a Narou-style story.

Don’t mess with me!!!
Why aren’t you sleeping!? Why aren’t you resting!?

When I’m playing LoL or any MOBA, I basically have this mindset.

A workplace where you can take time off due to COVID can work out…
Everyone understands well because not a single person from our company could take a break even when everyone caught COVID.
We brought commercially available testing kits, and while we were all wiped out, we were laughing and working.

Stop the mentality of “it’s safe if everyone is out”!

Stop it, Aslan!

The conversation is shifting, but COVID is now classified as the same category as influenza, and its symptoms are somewhat milder than those of influenza, so of course it can be managed if we want to.
I don’t really like a workplace where you can’t take a break even when you’re sick.

It wasn’t until I turned 40 that I reached the state of trusting and leaving things to capable young talent.

There are so many people in this company who casually speak in a way that pressures those with weak mental health, and I wonder if this is really okay…

I understand that it’s frustrating to see someone older than you with a position who is less capable at work.

I have a position where I delegate work to someone who is more capable than me but doesn’t want a title, and if anything goes wrong, I just get scolded.
I want you to work freely since you are receiving a salary for it.

When someone says, “It’s okay, I’ll take care of it from here!” I feel pretty happy.

It’s kind of annoying that Kira and Aslan are battling while shouting at work.