It’s an internal conflict because we won.

It looks like something erotic is happening in the thread image.

That’s the face you make when the restroom is occupied.

Since Kycilia is number 2, it’s necessary to kill the top.

Is it necessary to kill the retired father…?

In the beautiful world of the boy and me, there is no need for filth.
That’s too much of a move…

The federation also had internal conflicts after winning.

Isn’t it just natural death due to old age?
From Cassiopeia’s perspective, it only looks like her brother killed him.

That’s sweet… there are plenty of substitutes for me, dear sister.

There should be something more to wrestle with than just within the circle.

If they tried to assassinate through Basque, then isn’t some sort of retribution necessary?

Most of the internal disputes in the world happen during peacetime, don’t they?

If it wasn’t killed by a solar ray, then I can’t tell if it was murdered or not.

Because they are siblings who quarreled at the most important time.

Looking at the chaos within Japan during the Meiji Restoration, while internal conflicts are somewhat acceptable, please have a proper scenario planned out before acting.

I’m really curious about the impressions of the bald person in this one.

Ah, it’s like being connected in that way…

I thought it was the nuance of anonymously tipping off the terrorists about Kshyria’s whereabouts.

No matter how the world branches out, big brother will definitely be a rolling woman.

The Zabi family is no good after all.
It’s not Daikun.

Huh… did you kill your father?
Well, this time too it’s no good.

But I was able to live longer than in the official history.

There was something like Deslar in my brother.

Aren’t they having internal disputes even though they lost?

There was a story about clone-enhanced humans, so it might be a chance for Guillotine.

Giren, who was over 40, had a look of exhaustion on his face as if he no longer wanted to engage in political struggles.
It was transitioning from a militant faction to a moderate faction.
At 30, Koshiria became a hard-core martial arts enthusiast.

Is it necessary to have infighting even though Zeon won…?That line
Can you say it in front of Eugo and the Titans?

Even if we win the war, the world doesn’t really get any better.
Did it have any meaning that I killed 5 billion people?
I’ll rest a bit at the villa…

It is too common in the world.

I wonder if Gihren would have survived if he were Diablo.

It’s not that peace comes when the enemies are gone, but rather that new enemies are created.

For now, even if Zeon wins, there won’t be peace, and the next war will happen again soon!
It was an episode that really made that clear, wasn’t it…?

I suddenly remembered The End of the World: Izetta.

The GQ world seems like the colony wars era will be terrible in its own way…

It would have been better if I had just been headshotted.

I think GQ Giren could have lived longer.
I will never say anything about superior races anymore…

Giren wants to fondle breasts more than anything.

It seems that the colony’s reconstruction hasn’t been adequately done, and aside from Side 6 and Zeon’s Side 3, there might not be any left.

I’ve started to resemble my dad.

Why, after achieving independence with great sacrifices, would you eliminate your country’s important defense bases, fleet, trump cards, and leaders, and aim nuclear weapons at the Earth in less than 10 years?

I don’t understand the meaning of destroying the Earth…

“Even if you ask why we’re having an internal dispute at a time like this, we’re siblings who argue even when we’re at a disadvantage.”
Without Garma, there will always be internal conflicts.

I’m sorry for trying to kill you. 🙏
Sure 😄
If they had done that, the Zions would have been solid as well, you know.

Either way, win or lose, there will be infighting, right?

But if Kshiria was surrounded by so many assassins, it’s understandable to be suspicious.
Don’t talk about keeping those kinds of people around you.

That’s the worst…

In the official history, my father was defeated by the Federation Forces, and even though he resisted, it only led to the creation of refugees, and he was about to surrender, but I still somewhat understand that Gihren killed my father with the Solar Ray.
Why did GQ kill?

I wonder what Garmar is doing now, or is it possible he’s not in the line of sight?

Is the power of historical revisionism at work?

I really don’t think Gihren will be assassinated by Kycilia.

This is what happens when you give power to women.

It’s strange that Garma hasn’t been mentioned at all except for a brief reference in the past arc.
I don’t think it’s possible that they’re dead…

At this timing, to kill normally or to kill at that point in the original work, it was killed, but “gaku” is too strong, isn’t it?

Honestly, I dislike Zeon, but it’s really sad how the soldiers who seriously burned their lives toward independence are treated like this!

The man with the beard who is aiming for the fisherman’s benefit doesn’t seem to have a clear future outlook either…

I don’t really understand the reason for being a recluse, but you aren’t seriously hiding away and slouching from guilt, right?

Whatever he was thinking, the reason A Baoa Qu fell was that he couldn’t present anything beyond the plan that was in the blown-out brain of Gihren…

Using toxic gas to kill in a colony is insane…
I was doing Zeon…

However, if you let your guard down thinking that both the main story and this are from Kicilia’s perspective, it feels like you could be killed by Ghiren tomorrow.
I can fully understand that one must kill before being killed.

Uncle Green is quite useless, isn’t he?

I don’t really understand how solar rays improve the Earth’s environment.
Are you saying to heat it up forcefully?

Instead of maintaining your pride, wouldn’t it be better to get along?

Of course, Kishiria herself is scary, but the Kishiria faction that follows her is also frightening.
I thought about it, but come to think of it, this woman has had a ton of crazy special forces since long ago.

They were originally a group that was fighting among themselves even during the battle, so of course they would do that after winning too.

Because Kshyria herself is completely not distancing from Granada, and her close aides are betraying her on their own judgment.
I can’t really fully trust the internal situation that came out of Kyshiria’s mouth…

As for the main story, after defeating the federation, should I kill my annoying sister to seize power…?
It can only be thought of in a Kshiri-like manner, and it’s not just overthinking; there are plenty of reasons to consider that valid.
Since my father was killed too… it’s not strange to kill when there’s a chance to do so.

Once everything is done, you become leisurely just like Dad, Gireen.

Didn’t you say it was Doubt Anki?
Giren is targeting Kycilia’s life!

Given Kishiria’s schemes, it was only natural to be assassinated.
Diablo

The woman who conquered A Bao A Qu twice.

It would be problematic if we were stuck in the extremist ideologies of the One Year War forever, so I’m actually grateful for the moderation…

Since it’s set in the style of Showa-era anime, I know I shouldn’t delve too deeply into it, but I can’t help but mention it anyway.
The setting of IQ240 seems suspicious, doesn’t it?

The historical account is understandable since it just had the father blown away right before it.

This person is already tired of the war, so why are they trying to offload the Big Zam?

The reason Kishiria wants to kill Gihren also stems from the act of killing their father.
I don’t know when the guy who kills his own family will come after us, and I was almost killed the other day??? From Kishyiria’s perspective, it’s already on the verge of exploding.

I seriously and genuinely turned into a devil…
Could it be that Banaji, who betrayed, was trying to kill the lord out of loyalty to prevent him from becoming a devil that would destroy human society?

Big brother is done!

It’s great that Exabekun’s colleagues didn’t end up as Diablo.

Kishiria just wants a pretext to get rid of Gihren.
It’s certain that Degwin is dead, so we can just say it was Giren’s doing.

In this world, I seriously don’t understand the reason to kill Degin, so I don’t know what is true.

Is Kishiria’s assassination of the second son a setting exclusive to Origin?

In the depiction of the first anime, it gave the impression that he was genuinely angry about the patricide.

I thought you were probably plotting something while being reclusive, but it seems like you were just being reclusive after all.

It seems that, in contrast to the official timeline where Garma died first, the story will unfold with Garma surviving until the end and frantically trying to clean up the mess.

IQ is not really a straightforward indicator of intelligence anymore.
Just inflating the numbers makes it look foolish instead…
Because that has spread, it’s like that, but in the past, having a higher IQ number was really the better it was.

But for Zeon, we managed to reach the best compromise, so isn’t it good to just stay cooped up with a blonde secretary and indulge in some lewd activities?

Given the intense political struggle, what kind of mindset does one have to believe they won’t be killed by Kysiria?

Were you sucking on breasts?

Is there no possibility of Kishiria becoming the top and creating a beautiful Zeon?

I felt sorry for Kisyiria, even her close aides were aiming for her assassination…
That woman is just a scum, so of course she’s targeted for assassination.

If the Zabi family could cooperate without internal strife, they might be able to seize hegemony…

But even though I’m winning, it feels like I’m killing my dad…

If killing Ghiran and burning the Federation Army along with the Earth leads to complete victory, I can understand that.

Kishiria seems to act as if she is afraid of a non-existent enemy, pretending to be strong.

I’m selling a Big Zam!

From Gihren’s perspective, it feels like he has already done enough things that should be done.

Speaking of which, what happened to the story about creating clone enhanced soldiers, Gihren?

Even without something like being caught up in strange ideologies and trying to destroy the Earth…
From Kshatriya’s perspective, killing Girelle is a completely obvious action.
Giren is too clueless to think that they’re coming to kill him.

In the first place, what do they plan to do after destroying the Earth?
Shall we go to meet Char, who should be on the other side of Zequnova?

Is it the mass production of Big Zam or the dream of Big Princess?

For human innovation, the old types are a hindrance, so they must be exterminated.
In order to create a world only for Newtypes, it is necessary to destroy the Earth with Zeknova, but my brother doesn’t understand anything.

I’m exhausted and staying isolated at the villa, so I really don’t know anything.
The plan to assassinate Kshiria might have been carried out by subordinates on their own.
It could be said that I killed him because I became too senile to control the factions.

I really like how the 22 Big Zam units look like something a fool would do in a Gihren’s Greed playthrough.

There are still 13 Big Zams!
I will make 9 more from now on!

New type? Are you still saying things like that?

It’s huge, but with that, it can be moved by one person, and wasn’t the basic structure of the military left by leaving the Big Zam?

Are you sure it’s okay to be destroying Big Zam and battleships in internal conflicts when you say you don’t have any money?

Whether we win or lose, the conflict among family members will not end.
What should I do?

That’s why I said thinking that just being a person who feeds me apple pie is enough is as shallow as someone like Mallet Sangin!

There is no need to do Gerdolba at the point when Zeon is winning the war.
In other words, it means that even though there won’t be a peace settlement made arbitrarily after the war, killing during peacetime is done on purpose.
In other words, there is no rational reason for the assassination.

They are the ones who squabble internally when they’re losing.
I’m tough as nails.

Is Big Zam weak?
Is Gyan strong or not?

Who is the idiot that brought a Gundam capable of destroying the Big Zam to Zeon?!

In the conversation with Kshyria, Ghiren seems feeble or lacking conviction.
Psycommu…? Assassination…? What does that mean? It looks like a reaction of confusion.