“Erased the country with memento mori.”
The rest is an automaton.

There are hardly any strategic weapons other than the Memento Mori and the Solebi Cannon.

Memento mori is enough… I burned two countries from space and broke the space elevator.

I mean, the power to roast the entire Earth or erase asteroids has no place in national conflicts!

Speaking of which, there are no space colonies in this world, huh?
I can’t casually fill the area with toxic gas or drop huge masses on the ground.

There have been conflicts and massacres, but compared to people from other worlds, we’re quite rational.

It’s a civilization that has just started to build space elevators as a foothold for space development.
The weapons are still on a small scale.

The movie version had a seriously high level of human extinction machinery, didn’t it?!

Memento Mori Unit 1 & Unit 2 (Can target both Earth and space, small countries would become ashes)
The Solestia’s large main gun (capable of penetrating an ELS the size of the Moon).
I wonder if it was around that.

If GN particle technology were to be accelerated in warfare as it is, it seemed like it would lead to a cosmic-level apocalyptic world.
It was fortunate for humanity in that world that the upcoming dialogue came much sooner than expected.

In other words, the dangerous weapon is coming to be destroyed by Celestial Being.

Celestial Being still exists, so it seems like we can prevent large-scale wars like the One Year War.

I want to properly see how Els and humanity harmonized.
Since Setsuna headed towards Else’s home planet, there’s no one left on Earth who can have a conversation at the level of the movie’s ending.

In the Cosmic Era, there was a significant technological disparity on a centennial scale between the early Celestial Being and others.

The colonies of the world, in the first phase, seemed to have a significant aspect of being research facilities, much like the research institute of the super soldier organization.
In the second season, there are also heavy industrial colonies where people sentenced to forced labor appeared in the first episode.
The part where they confronted Bushido around episode 21 is in the colony.
In addition to this colony, there are large amounts of debris for resources placed around Lagrange 3.
Within this debris, there are bases and warehouses of Sorebi.

If it’s just handling brain quantum waves, maybe the Innovades and the two super soldiers can manage it somehow.

Considering that the surface area of a moon-sized ELS is being burned, it seems like the Solrev cannon and Riser Sword could potentially obliterate A Baoa Qu.

I feel like I quietly erased millions in the second shot of Memento Mori.
I have a vague recollection, but

A thread image using a beam with power equivalent to the particle beam of the CB, which can penetrate super-large objects the size of the moon, while being modest in particle usage.
It’s too powerful to be used on Earth, isn’t it?
Moreover, it can produce enough particles to allow for a quantum burst afterwards, and there is also quantum teleportation.

Could you have won against the ELS if you used Zeknova?

I was really unhappy that Graham wasn’t dead after that.
Recently, I’ve finally started to think, “Well, there have been cases where ELS fused and survived after being exposed to high concentrations of GN particles close to a self-destruction.”

Even just quantum teleportation makes it easy to launch a surprise attack and return, which is ridiculous.
In reality, the Earth is in trouble because of the riser sword, so the quantum teleportation being within the margin of error is really buggy, isn’t it?

The Solebi Cannon and Riser Sword are way more dangerous than the Memento Mori of the weapon of mass destruction.

It is certain that there will be quite a struggle from the movie version until Setsuna’s return.

It might just be that I don’t remember, but I recall there wasn’t anything about nuclear stuff either.

It’s more impactful than when CB began to intervene in the world; the encounter with aliens and the awakening of innovators.
Well, friction will arise.

By the way, nuclear weapons didn’t come out, huh?
Instead, the pseudo-solar reactor GN particles from the first season left behind radiation-like aftereffects.

The Sorebi Cannon can penetrate large ELS the size of the moon, so its power is surprisingly insane.

The innovator and the innovatee are quite shocking too.
More shocking is the one where humans and ELS have fused together, right?
It’s not just a matter of something like The Thing from Another World after what happened.

Innovaid is scary.
Aren’t they practically immortal?

It’s kind of scary and a bit sad for those who don’t know that they are innovated.

I feel like Gadelaza was really strong, even though the opponent was too tough.

Because the conflict is based on reality, there has been some restraint.
The stage jumped up quickly with automaton and GN forced labor.

In the first place, why was I making a memento mori?
What was the intended target again…?

Even if the Innovators and the old humans try to destroy each other, more and more Innovators keep emerging from the old humans.

The Devil ELS and ELS Devil Gundam appear, and in the end, it’s hard to tell which is which, resulting in a happy ending.