Because it’s the protagonist.

Maybe I was doing something like a wandering protagonist in the blank Sodon training chapter.
It was cut because it was only one cour.

The wrath of justice.

Machu has had a proper sense since the very beginning.

Machu, who is just being swept along and used, Nyann, who is only being used, and Shuji, who is missing.

It was just that about half of it was allocated to a different part, so it’s more of a return to the origins.
You’re the type who likes to return to your roots after going through various meetings and farewells, right?

It seems there is also anger towards the weaponization of my identity’s sparkle.

Because I’m a Newtype, I’m directly hit by the thoughts of the dead, and I can also hear the cries of the roses, so that’s how it is.

The training period looks really short, but is this it as we head into the final battle…?

You were the type to act impulsively out of righteous indignation from the very beginning, weren’t you?

This week’s Machu was interesting with a lot of emotionally charged voices.
This cut also felt like nothing I’ve experienced before.

Thinking that it’s been a while since episode 9, assuming that the roses are delivered to Io Maggnus, right?

Even if it was someone who acted out of righteous indignation from the beginning, in the next episode preview, they’re only talking about Shuji…

I don’t think the character is wavered, but even though they spent about half a season on various aspects of adolescence, they returned to being a character who acts out of righteous indignation since last time.

I can’t help but feel that the guy she’s into is also a little killing machine.

Well, that’s true… I can’t understand anything from the next preview.
I hope that the Justice Machu will be very active next time.

The performance of the line “I’m empty” by the bearded man was good too.
It had an impact.

If you were training with Higemann, it seems like you could handle it even with funnel attacks.

Machu isn’t angry about the mass murder itself, but rather…
Because the sacred sparkle that is important to me was displayed to humanity in the worst possible way.

Honestly, I simply didn’t understand the meaning.
What is this story, regardless of Machu?

In other words, whether it’s just a direct clash fueled by anger.
Since it was revealed to be Nyan, there’s nothing unnatural about the conversation flowing to Shuji during the process of the debate.

I wished it could have been done in two cour because there have been many times when it felt rushed.

It’s not really mentioned much, but considering the content of episode 7, the next episode preview is like, “Huh? When is it my turn?” So don’t take the next episode preview too seriously.

It would have been great if the beginning was like the Mercury prologue, with a slice-of-life episode featuring the three main characters and some scenes interacting with Uncle Midori.
Next time I awaken and fight Nyaan, there won’t be much of a grudge.

It means that you’ve grown by having various experiences outside the colony.

There aren’t any parts I don’t understand, but I still find it unclear why both of them are so obsessed with Shuji.
I guess there’s no choice but to read between the lines.

I don’t think it’s strange to feel discomfort if anger towards the massacre is used in that sparkling way.

Because Lalah inside also knows of her existence indirectly.
Using Lala and sparkling to kill everyone, well, I guess I won’t get along with you.

In the subtitles, it shows that when using the Zeknova cannon, Shalon’s rose Lala is screaming.
I think when the uncle is saying to save her, he means that La La is going to die.

Except for the protagonist who is released like a mad dog and Char who is treated as the final gimmick.
I think the intentions of other characters are only expressed as shown in the visuals.
I won’t know if it’s easy to understand until the end.

It has long been depicted that there are people who get angry for someone else, such as being upset with oppressive military police against refugees.

I’ve had various experiences, but the fact that parents are ignored really reflects the overall nuance of toxic parents in the work.

Why are you so obsessed with Shuji?

I wish I had one more season.
The digging is lacking in various ways.

I wish they hadn’t skipped over how the two people developed feelings for Shuji, or rather, the exploration of the three characters.

I already had a sense of justice, so is it really strange to say this after seeing that scene?

Just as I thought.
You’ve let the world setting consume you, and you haven’t been able to draw the main character.

In creating, various experiences were not necessary.
Last week, I completed it while doing something else, feeling like I came to the dream planet, but not really…

I was so fascinated by Earth, but to think it would end like this is surprising.
Is that how it is…?

The scene in the thread image suddenly feels like a line from a completely different character, which is jarring.
Isn’t it some kind of parody?

Originally, it’s the case that people tend to pull away from dying.

I think what Director Tsurumaki excels at is stories about adolescent girls in the early stages, but the medium of Gundam didn’t allow for that.

I think it was merely a way to relieve frustration under the pretext of social justice by kicking and hitting the police’s genitals impulsively.

There are only 2 episodes left, but will mom and Auntie have any scenes?

Machu himself only really uses something like Somenosuke.

It feels like it could end in one cour, but it seems like it needed two cours.

If they had properly developed the three main characters over two cours, it would have looked completely different.
Currently, it feels like I’m watching a recap because there are many instances of “I guess this happened.”

We weren’t together that much.

Many people say there’s no reason to fall for Shuji, but is it really that hard to understand that a girl who’s tired of peace might be drawn to an exciting handsome guy she happens to meet…?

Giren’s appearance was so disappointing that I cried.

From the first episode, she’s a woman who confronts unreasonable violence with righteous anger…

All that remained was the righteous indignation I had from the very beginning towards the cruelty in front of me.
After the youth wandered aimlessly, an unknown old man pushed them from behind.
It must be a growth in finding a way of life.

It seems like they’ve been doing a lot of clubs and some time has passed since they came back from Earth, creating a lot of space between the lines.

As expected, it’s impossible to do this in just one season; just showing the results without the process makes it hard to feel attachment to the protagonist.

Shuuji also doesn’t really understand his character, so why did he fall in love? Plus, there’s hardly any depiction of friendship with Nyaan, yet for some reason, the atmosphere feels like a tragic rivalry, which gives a strong sense of disconnect.

The beard man is quite an understanding person.

To be honest, I’m more curious about what will happen in this Universal Century than about Macho’s story.

What are you going to do by leaving out all the parts about deepening the bond with the uncle and Komori through training after the last sulky withdrawal?

It was exactly as they said, that it wouldn’t be possible in one season.
The “if” of the Universal Century and Tsurumaki’s desired coming-of-age story aren’t aligning, and the coming-of-age story is being overshadowed.

But now is an age when discussions and fan creations are thriving, so it’s not necessary to depict everything in detail.

If we’re going to do it in one season, we should have narrowed it down to either the One Year War alternate universe or the青春物 of Machunyaan Shuuji…

I think anyone would be terrified if something like that happened right in front of them.
By the way, I felt that it doesn’t have a very mature way of speaking.

I feel like I’m being shown a recap.

If the depiction of the main characters is going to be neglected, then don’t do fan service for the first one…
Don’t get your priorities wrong.

Thinking about it, if we’re doing Machu’s story, we don’t really need so many elements from the Universal Century.

I was just excited about the usual double stars…

It’s nice to fall in love at first sight and to be infatuated with love, but Machu, that behavior resulting from it is just too extreme.

There are only two episodes left, and there’s hardly any depth to Shuji’s character…

It seems like the official equipment of Zeke Axus won’t get a chance to be used.

It seems like it’s being portrayed as if I went for Shuji based on the preview, but I don’t really understand.

It’s one thing to analyze the setting, but why do I have to analyze the core part of the main story…?

Did you side with the Kissyrian faction…?

You can understand the relationship with Comorin without needing to elaborate.
Last week, when I lent clothes, Komori was being that kind of caring.
You should understand it well enough that Machu is coming on top! Understand it!

It’s really disappointing to think that the path to creating a Gundam anime about an alternate history where Zeon wins is being crushed by this, especially since we were shown such an interesting scenario with Zeon winning in the beginning.

I’ve come to really understand the feeling of not knowing what Machu, the voice actor, is thinking.
It’s not that I don’t understand, but rather that I can’t comprehend.

Why is Komori acting like a main character in the OP?

I’ll skip the explanation quite a bit, but I think that compared to Zeke Axis, Mercury does a better job of character portrayal.

The current younger generation can’t understand anything unless it’s explained from one to ten in a video, so creating works that require picking up on subtle nuances is not good.

That character was one who couldn’t forgive the military and police for bullying the refugees since episode 1!
Including the fact that they were trying to fight and act violently in the urban area without considering the damage afterwards.

It looks like Komorin is bored, but what is their job?
Secretary?

Komori is healing.

It feels like being shown an incredibly delicious dish but only being allowed to take a single bite.

It feels like suddenly saying something without any accumulation of experiences leading up to it.

If there’s a certain amount of implied meaning, I enjoy pondering and thinking about it, but right now the gaps are too wide, and I feel like I’m trying hard to fill the empty parts with my imagination just to convince myself.

The disappointment and counter to expectations from the excitement before this broadcast began, as well as the overall structure’s missteps, are things I saw in the previous season’s Bang Dream.

There are too many characters that disappear without significantly affecting the protagonist or the storyline, and it’s frustrating.

Zikax is rather omitting all descriptions and explanations, isn’t it?

Last week, I was rebelling against those lame clothes, but now that we’ve gotten somewhat closer, I can understand it, but it’s still too sudden.

It’s like a recap of an anime that’s been going on for about three seasons, skipping over so many details and only showing the superficial flow, which prevents you from empathizing with the protagonist and other characters as the story progresses.

So, what happened to mom?

It should be an important part of the protagonist’s emotional change that decides to train under Shariaburu after the events of the previous flow…

If there were a bit more description, it might improve the evaluation by showing that Machu can properly build relationships with others, but with just this, it ends at “I see…”

The current younger generation is criticizing the anime community, which is mainly focused on long-form anime spanning over four seasons and has been extensively depicted between the lines, saying that’s impossible.
The gaps between the lines that the old otaku were reading are a bit narrower.

I thought there might be a role for my dad, the diplomat, but there’s nothing at all.

This is my first time encountering a Tsurumaki work, but I’m really surprised at how the character portrayals and story progression are so disjointed—could this person really be a veteran!?

Speaking of which, what happened to the clone army that Gihren was preparing?
Is it just going to end with the setup that you’re really preparing?

Mercury ended up being too short on time, so it ultimately turned into a digest at the end, which made it a bit awkward.
It feels like we had some time, but we just didn’t draw anything.

People who defend Zik Axis by saying things like “the current youth…” should stop, as it’s disrespectful to the young people.

What would make someone become so close to a parent despite being unfilial?
Calling Atoichi by a nickname unilaterally also feels quite arrogant.
It feels uncomfortable that I’m not being welcomed in the end, so it looks like it was changed abruptly.

It’s heavily abridged, and since the theme and plot can’t be contained in one season, we can only focus on the drive and flow, as is typical with Tsurumaki.

The two anime I was looking forward to enough to go see an advance screening of turned out to be a mess, and regarding the 2025 anime, I kind of want to seal away part of my memory.

Honestly, I still prefer FLCL…

With only one season, diving into the Z era with an “if” scenario was probably a bit unreasonable, don’t you think?

Is it true that once it becomes clear that Anki is just a minor character, their role is over?

If it were a one-cour anime, it would have been better not to unnecessarily expand the stage…

I’m afraid of assassinations, so I haven’t met Gihren and Kshyria since the One Year War.
The Beard Man is aiming for a simultaneous assassination on top of that, it’s tough.
In that flow, I don’t really know how to interpret the lines about Gihren casually meeting Kycillia and being killed normally.
Sharia, how were you planning to simultaneously assassinate Kycilia before she assassinated Girell?

There is a theory that the Girein clone was killed, but there’s probably not enough time for that, so it might not be the case.

Does Bandai really want to seriously develop works in the Universal Century with the Zeek axis?
I think it’s better to establish a new alternate Universal Century axis separate from the Zieg Axis.