Omnidirectional attack

It’s hard to set an example, isn’t it?
Hiding and wearing a mask too.
Stand tall completely naked.

It is common for a dictator to fear assassination and isolate themselves, surrounding themselves with yes-men.

Will the Kishiria Bazooka make a comeback in the Reiwa era…?

They said I was a superhuman with an IQ of 240, but that’s just about normal, isn’t it?

Giren is more of a moderate and it’s a bit intimidating.

Kishiria is just saying this on her own.

Mr. Gihren was saying something like, since the population has decreased so much, let’s not increase it any further and instead use it to preserve only the superior race…
Was I just pretending to be strong?

The image of the official history is a cool individual.
This time, it seems to be an individual with a sense of guilt like everyone else.

Is there a depiction of that in one of Tomino’s novels or something?
Personally, I didn’t see them that way, so it’s a difference in interpretation…

Is there anyone who meets an opponent they’ve failed to assassinate without any plan?

As a result of becoming peaceful, did a sense of guilt arise when reflecting on that time?

It’s the kind of thing that makes you nervous about your sister’s visit while fondling a mistress’s breasts.

While it’s sweet, I hope the rulers understand that killing people is truly a terrible thing.

To be troubled by having killed 5 billion people…
The other Zeon people don’t care about it at all.

Degwin, who started the war, wavered during the conflict, which made Gihren furious, and he ended up killing Degwin.
In the Seikaxus world, doesn’t that mean Gelren also ended up like that?

#Show me your nipples, Kycilia Zabi

Kisiria is being overly praised too much.

The original person with the tail seems to have the impression of being anxious and easily flustered, rushing in with a petty outbreak of anger.

Even though I managed to survive, what I was doing was hiding away with a mistress, and I’m just disappointed.
It’s really lame that my sister, whom I haven’t seen in a while, is having her entourage criticize me…

I didn’t think Ghiren would be treated like this…
Is the person making it really into super intense Kishiria or something…?

I was surprised that the story suddenly reached its climax.
Is it ending next week…?

In the original work, they were just justifying themselves in front of their father, and they didn’t intend to kill this many people… that’s the attitude they have.

Maybe because I won, my anxiety has actually increased.

Lady Kishiria, I can hear the Lara sound.
Giren seems completely like an old type, and isn’t it natural for him to be bad at picking up on things?

This guy is in a position like the enemy’s top, so he should get killed by the protagonist once in a while.
Why do I always end up dying in unknown places…

To begin with, it’s too different from Gihren’s image, so I’d find it more plausible to say it’s a poorly made stunt double, but there probably isn’t enough time for that at this point.

Since the first generation, after the scene of the speech in mourning for Garma, there hasn’t been much of a role.
It was a foolish way to die, shot in the head from behind by Kycilia in the final moments.
It was rough from the beginning, wasn’t it?

I thought it was a good depiction, as if my illusions about Gihren were being denied.

If there are still new viewers watching, they must really be thinking, “Who is this old man?”

It is said that Hitler’s tail is happy to show ignorance, and it doesn’t really feel like it comes from an exceptionally talented person.
After the broadcast ended, various things were added in the side story.

Given that he has killed so many people in history, the fact that Gihren would even kill his own father to continue the war makes him seem completely insane…

Because even if the medium changes, I am a being that will be killed by Kshatriya.
That’s the kind of stage setup, Gihren.

There is a sense that both Gihren and Kshiria are being interpreted in an exaggerated way.
It is not completely off the mark.

The trio and Gihren were treated as insignificant characters from the First, so who will be considered an insignificant character next?

It’s like a sub-species of hollow humans who have lost their purpose and mission.
I guess after the war, this time Gihren has turned into a simmer.

Dictators who isolate themselves out of fear of assassination or change their sleeping quarters every night have existed in history.

If you’re a capable person, you’ll survive on your own…
Newtype? Do you really believe in that?

As a premise, several years have passed while surviving in this world line.

Isn’t it so foolish to talk about it using GQ characters from a trashy fan creation?

The story about killing the father is so sudden that it leaves me more confused.

What Giren digs into is the secret meetings.
That’s exactly the tone of admiration.

I don’t have any particular dissatisfaction with the content of Ziek Ax, but I honestly wish people would stop saying things like “It was always like this” in response to someone’s complaints…

Because I killed Kshiria while tracing Deggin.
It says that there is no deviation at all.

Now that you mention it, during the first generation, despite being lively in speeches, they hardly showed up.
It might not be such a strange story to say that someone who is good with words is basically a shut-in.

It was the one who was fiddling with the pen during the first meeting with Higemman.

It may be true that I am the type of person who can only shine in times of war or chaos.

When there were people above, it was lively, but once they reach the top, there are countless people who become conservative.

Giren was actually fortunate because he didn’t have enough appearances to cause any misinterpretations.
What is that Kishiria…

First of all, if the war ends with the royal authority as it is, we will end up signing a completely disadvantageous treaty and be in a deadlock.

It’s certain that he’s the kind of man who would deliberately send a spy after my sister.

No matter how many times the world repeats, Gihren will be killed by Kycilia…

Let’s bet on whether Kshiryah will die by the final episode.

Matsuko also surprisingly said that she is quite submissive.

I only don’t know what happened because the original also died midway, but even if it were an “if,” I didn’t think it was particularly forced or unreasonable.
It’s common for anyone to wake up from a moment of intense excitement and think, “Oh no…”

In the conversation with the first Degiin, it’s clear that he considers anyone with lower intelligence than himself as not really a person.
If you get all anxious, that’s not good.

Because I became so spineless that I isolated myself with the secretary in a villa.
“Interpreting it as dying along with my subordinates without noticing Kshyria’s poison.”

If you think that they went through the trouble of making a hero who returned from Jupiter into a spy
I think this guy is doing something kind of lame.

I think Gihren is a loser, but I don’t believe he is a man who has fallen to the point of being bedridden due to the stress of dropping a colony.

According to Tomino’s notes in Record Collection Volume 5, Gihren was manly enough to engage in a one-on-one battle with the White Base team and the Secret Service that came to kill him.

Does this mean that ultimately Kyshiria will be killed by Char as well?
And will the Federation be restored and the Titans formed?

Somehow, without really understanding it, Amate and Nyan have become strong like ace pilots…
I thought so, but Gundam was generally like that.

Maitzarona and Kagachi are the same, but I don’t think the leader of the enemies is handled very well by the Baldy.

The image seems to be exceptionally intelligent, so perhaps it quickly sobered up from being drunk on war right at the end of the war.
At the same time, I felt like I was looking at what I had done from an objective perspective.

The federation is weakening, and Kishiria is no longer alive.
Wouldn’t it be better for the Universal Century if Gihren, who carries trauma, leads Zeon?

The responsibilities of being a victorious nation weigh heavily upon us.
There may be times when you think, “I went too far…” from the post-war damage reports.
It’s understandable that being targeted by assassins would earn you hatred from various sides.
Unless you are extremely insensitive or selfish, it seems inevitable to feel mentally weak, Gilren.

In the end, the scene where Revil gathers the Basques and Jamaicans to form the anti-Zion organization Titans might be where Zeke Axes ends.

“In the upcoming great war, too many people have already died,” is a line from the exchange between Sharia and Gihren in the original work.
It seems like the portrayal is just putting on a brave front from the beginning.

I kind of liked the portrayal that there aren’t any super villains who maintain their charisma.

Since humans can change their minds quite easily, isn’t it typical for someone who has survived since the first generation to reach this state of mind?

Since you’re a super elitist, you wouldn’t be one to revel in war, right, Ghilen?
If you don’t actively promote eugenics during peacetime and eliminate the inferior human races, then…

Even though the Solar Ray was created right under the Federation’s nose, they don’t even have the strength to resist.
This time, Zeon will also weaken.
In fact, it seems that Side 6 is the one that is rising.

The idea of being chosen is honestly just a slogan.

Even if the Titans are formed, the Zedan Gate is no longer there…

If Gihren is a man without blood or tears, with no affection whatsoever.
I guess they will quickly assassinate Kshiria, who they know will be in conflict.
I think there are some emotions involved in not doing it.

If the two members of the Zabi family die, the Federation might expand its influence and could possibly follow the official history route…

Shirocco: “Is the Zieg-Axis over? Then it’s time for me to take the stage.”

“If Newtypes really exist, they would just appear and multiply on their own…” It’s a tone that is, in a good way, optimistic.
I was surprised that you could see things that way…

It didn’t seem like they were preparing a clone-enhanced human squad.
I wonder if that’s just a rumor suggesting ZZ elements.

The world of Zikax might see the arrival of the space warring states period about half a century earlier.

When I think about it, I haven’t really considered that the leader is just a single human being.
In contrast to my sister, who tends to be quite popular around here.

What Sharial is doing will ultimately only increase the chances of NT being drawn into war by destabilizing governance…

Well, Giren wasn’t explored to an unnatural extent, after all.
Kishiria keeps having more and more unknown subordinates appearing.

I thought this guy was delicate, but if it’s Hitler’s tail, there might be that side too.

The first generation portrays the dictator as having a sense of humanity, doesn’t it?

To be honest, there are elements of misanthropy in the original source of Giren.

The thread image is about suddenly having to take on a job that my father used to do.
Isn’t this bad…?
It feels like I might suddenly become a realist.

Giren keeps saying in the original that he reduced humanity too much, so I think he was quite concerned about that.

It was nice to see the beautiful Kishiria.

Even in secret meetings, they say that a population of 50 million is appropriate.
Giren Zabi has consistently acted for the principle of population control.