That’s probably because just recently, I was scared out of my wits after being attacked by a Psycho Gundam in the Federation’s Bask.
I can’t believe that the Earth, filled with Zeon bases, could allow for the construction of a Psycho Gundam, so I think it must be a colony somewhere that opposed Zeon and collaborated instead…

Kisiria: “I am stronger than Earth.”

Give women power, and this is what happens!

It should have been thoroughly depicted in the first generation and Origin that Lady Kishiria is a power type who cannot devise schemes, right?

By the way, if the Earth breaks, the gravitational field becomes chaotic and the colonies in various places will also collapse.

Or rather, even though there’s a Zeon base, are they going to split the Earth…?

I want you to think carefully about this, but if there are no Earth and colonies other than Zeon, Zeon will not be threatened by anything and peace will arrive.
Moreover, it can even achieve population control as a bonus.

If you kill someone like that, won’t it turn into a chaotic revenge battle?

Until now, Lady Kishiria has been continuously bullied by the Earth Federation, Earthnoids, and non-Zeon colonies…

Char said he wants to kill everyone on Earth, including those bound by gravity, without letting anyone escape…

It’s Bask who instilled fear in everyone, including Lady Kassilia.

Those soldiers have families and other things, you know.
What are you going to do about those guys?

The fact that Nyaan isn’t being cautious means that she really means everything she says, and that’s actually scary for this girl.

It’s an accident! Oasis! Oasis! Let’s do it!

It could just be an accident or a misfire if it’s only A Baoa Qu…

Hey, what is this ominous shine of life?

Delaz and others died off-screen.

Q What happens if we show the Zabi family a glimmer of hope for NT?
After being theoretically armed, go all out with NT power as a strategic weapon and actually fire it.

Since you’ve gone through the trouble of defeating the Federation, make sure to get along with Gihren.
Dozler is crying in the afterlife.

But when it comes to a formidable enemy in Gundam, there’s an image that they would typically have a flashy showdown like this towards the end.

Giren will kill everyone from the faction because they are enemies.
Since the Earth is an enemy, I will destroy it along with the Earth.
This is a perfect theoretical armament.

The enemy this time is the Colony Alliance!

It seems like Exabe-kun is giving off a vibe like “stop doing such foolish things,” but the one doing foolish things is on your side, right…?

Aoba Ward is the final defense line of Side 3, so they’ve been blowing things up quite a lot.

Even if the total human population were halved, they remain completely unrepentant and unashamed.

Q: How can we stop the cycle of hatred due to revenge?
A: I will eliminate all of the opponent’s associates.

It doesn’t feel much different in terms of damage compared to the burning of the Degwin fleet in official history, so it’s essentially the same.
It’s not much different in feeling from dropping a colony, you know!

I wonder what Shirocco is doing.

Lady Kycilia is truly concerned about the Earth’s environment.

I was really impressed by this after making me think in the previous episode that he was actually quite a nice person as a private individual…

Exabe-kun is, how should I put it, a bit dull…

Will dropping Aoba Ward disrupt the military balance with the Federation?

It’s troubling that Gihren doesn’t come off as a particularly dangerous dictator.
Was the dictator’s chair really that comfortable?
What happened to the selection of humanity?

Could it be that the number of casualties from a single attack was among the rarest levels of severity seen throughout the entire Universal Century?

Geez, Zion-kun always engages in internal conflict right away.

🏆 Surpassing the Basque Man

Kycilia feels sweet towards her family and relatives.

The Zeon, exhausted from post-war governance, and the Federation, which has gained some leeway after relinquishing its colonies.
At this moment, the Zeon is dominating, but thinking about the next 10 or 20 years, it’s uncertain how long this advantage will last.
So I’ll crush it now while I can.

Can a colony keep its position fixed even if Earth’s gravity disappears?

From the conversation with Giren, it seems that the annihilation of Old Types is equivalent to the extermination of all Earthlings.

At this point, there are no longer any federal bases in space.

Wasn’t some weird signal coming from Zecnoa or something?
A level of poor performance that can be described as such.

If we only shot at our own A Bao A Qu and stopped there, it would be better, but if we actually destroyed the Earth and did a “tee hee” about it, it would become a situation with the other colonies that is not just a hair-trigger away from conflict.
In other words, in reality, it’s like saying you launched an invincible, instant-hit, light-speed nuclear missile at another country and destroyed it, so once that succeeds, there’s no option left to just wait and see; you have no choice but to annihilate Zeon or whatever else before you get attacked.

Huh? Could it be that this situation is turning into the Gryps Conflict on our side?

It’s okay, no matter what kind of world it is, there will always be those who adopt this ideology. Lord Jamitov must be happy about it too.

If Deggin is dead, does that mean the kingdom’s throne is vacant?
Neither Kishiria nor Girel have become anything.

It’s not like just digging into the ground and destroying the environment would actually blow up the Earth itself, right?

The idea of Kagachi was that humanity is already doomed, so we should peacefully commit suicide and leave the Earth to the next generation of life.
Kishiria may be consumed by the delusion that she should annihilate the Earthnoids (Old Types) and hand the world over to the New Types…

To make Newtypes the majority of humanity, this is the only way, isn’t it?

At the point of dropping colonies, Zeon is essentially made up of people who want to exterminate all of humanity on Earth.

I haven’t done anything, but for some reason, Giren and Aoba Ward have disappeared, and Kshyria seems to be dying too.

At the first point, whether Degin had died of natural causes or poisoning doesn’t make much difference, given how much he had aged.

But even Mulligan was just nodding along to what Kissy said…

Well, I guess I’ll probably die next time…

It’s a bit much to take out the general who was present, let alone Gihren.

What they’re doing is trash, but it’s impressive that this person has never lied to Nyan.
I’m just saying to wake Zekunoa up once more.

If the Earth were to be split, the orbit of the colonies would definitely be in trouble, right?

Lady Kshirya believes that since she has her brain burned by the Newtype, if she destroys the Earth and makes it so that people can only live in space, the number of Newtypes will increase. She thinks that those who survive will become stronger, like sensei Karasu.

Kishiria, stop making incomprehensible moves that are just rumors.

I personally believe that it is the result of being purified by seeing Zeknova for the sake of humanity.

In the world of GQ, Kshyria was more dangerous than Ghiren…

Did Dozle die? What about Mineva?

There are bases of Zeon, but they suddenly step on the accelerator and say they’re going to destroy the Earth!

It feels like the two main characters, Macchi and Nyaan, have survived and can live happily, not caring about anything else anymore.

If Gihren had foreseen the future, he might have realized that the population reduced by such a war could relatively easily recover.
Too many humans!

How about it?
I feel like I could win even against all the colonies.
In the first place, even combined, all colonies’ military power would be worthless.

Can the colony groups stay safe if we bombard the Earth with transfer cannons or physical beams and blow them away…?
No, are even the humans in the colonies not just on Earth the target…?

Personally, I think Giren is interpreted differently.
I’m not completely unfazed by killing people, but…
“Gilren is the type who doesn’t waver in his goal of ‘reducing the human population to the limits I can manage.'”

The colony might be floating regardless of Earth’s gravity.
The setting that relies on the Earth’s gravity is only found in the Universal Century.

I was thinking it was the Zedan gate, but that’s actually A Baoa Qu…

“The phrase ‘Creating a world for Newtypes’ carries such different implications between Kycilia and Hige-man.”

But it seems like Lady Kycillia doesn’t have such great Newtype abilities, does she…?

If they seriously wanted to exterminate, they would crush them with existing weapons without worrying about treaties.

As expected, it will only scratch the surface.
It will probably become a pattern where they try to do that and go all the way.

It seems like the Principality of Zeon is falling apart nicely as a country, but whether the Federation can make a comeback is a whole different issue.

By the way, where did Garma go after he was discharged?
It wouldn’t seem odd if I were on Earth.

Why have you suddenly become the all-earth human extermination woman…?
What happened…?

Kishiria has never really been witty or anything like that…
Well, I guess I was calm and collected after all.

What is confirmed about Gihren this time is that he was so relaxed he didn’t even think he would be killed, and everything else is just Kicilia’s perspective.

The official synopsis that was in the thumbnail earlier.

It’s not even at the level of being sweet or not, Kisiria.

This is what happens when you give women power!

Lady Kishiria is getting excited as a beautiful girl has come to join her handsome army of subordinates…!

In other words, after seeing Zeknova, the direction to go in is that the old type that Zoltan speaks of only understands “phenomena”! What the hell…

In terms of misinterpretation, Kyselia, who is fueled by a sense of mission and tries to annihilate humanity, is rather extreme.
Who are you…?

Kissiria was certainly the type to act on emotions, but tricking Nyann into becoming a mass murderer is quite something…

It seems like Machu’s main purpose has become to be like Sister Lalah.
It’s easy to support, but…

Even though the Federation is weak, stopping it on Earth is a bit too radical…

Did Gihren see Newtypes as a threat?
That means whether Zeon wins or the Federation wins, the treatment of Newtypes won’t change.

Giren does some crazy things, but he’s just the kind of person who takes the best measures to win a war.
The thoughts might be a bit dangerous.

Looking at Gihren, even if we win the war, the current situation won’t change much.
Cecilia, who is exhausted and unable to publicly marry, doesn’t feel too out of place even when quietly spending time together.

Everyone is inheriting Char’s will.

Since I saw it, the word “mirabakesso” has stuck with me.

It’s not strange for Kshatriya to become an evil overlord plotting the extermination of humanity, since Sharia Bull will be involved.
It’s the careless viewers who are to blame.

Since the Marine Corps is under Kshiria, it’s likely that both Gihren and Kshiria are deeply involved in poison gas and colony drops.

No matter how many times I try, Kycilia ends up assassinating Gihren.

Hmph… Stop joking around.

It seems that the handsome older aide at the beginning might have been purged as well.

Think carefully, Machu.
Neither Abao Akuu nor Earth is particularly important to us, right?
By just erasing this, Kyu-chan will come back, that’s what Lady Kichiria promised.
I wonder if I can counter that when I’m told.

Giren doesn’t seem to be losing his motivation, like when he makes clone-enhanced humans, and everything Kycilia is saying is just rumors and suspicions.

1st Gihren → Proponent of a population control theory advocating for a global population of 50 million.
GQ Gillen → The theory of leaving it to nature and waiting for natural selection.

1st Kishiria → Basically the same as 1st Gihren
GQ Kishiria →→ NT innovation through the extermination of humanity on Earth

Giren probably believed in the newtype theory that Daikun advocated to some extent.
In that case, it’s impossible to interpret that so-called new type as anyone bizarre like a psychic or esper is going to be born from now on.

Giren acknowledges Dykun’s ideology, but his understanding of the Newtypes that appear in the story is at best just a recognition of them as mere mutants or espers.