It’s just trash what they’re doing normally, and they’re shifting all the responsibility onto Camille, and it’s making me want to hit someone too.

>>1

Gundam is difficult to handle.

Give me a hijack!!

Camille

The image in the thread is, to begin with, a careless remark.

Even though it was just a bad timing for Camille’s mood.

Making fun of a stranger’s name is, to put it mildly, trashy.

It’s the parents who gave a name that sounds like a girl’s name who are to blame…

Speaking of which, Jerid is so unappealing that it’s becoming painful to watch Z…

Isn’t Paputimas-sama still an interesting character as a trickster!?

>>8

I think it’s competing with Camille more properly than I thought, but the ending is rather rough.

>>12

It’s not exactly a rival…

I’m only thinking about killing Camille, and the reason is that I believe my life has been thrown off course because of Camille.

In reality, you look even more childish than Camille.

I wish they had more ambition and a sense of purpose, like Char or Milliardo or Kunthara Mask.

>>8

It’s understandable that the second year’s story was completely withdrawn due to the boredom of Zeta.

A person whose popularity is unclear.

Well, I think there are people who like that kind of unfathomable feeling, like Sirocco does.

I genuinely feel sorry for the scene where Camille is getting hit.

Is a soldier really that important?! Gah!

This guy evokes just enough emotion to make an effort within the Titans, but nothing at all for Shirocco.

>>20

I think Shirocco’s unilateral operation of bringing out things like Jupiter and sinking them definitely had a huge negative impact on Jupiter…

……………

>>18

Tiriririn

If you hint at Camille, it seems like she would easily fall into a trap and gather around Camille.

>>22

It seems impossible…

>>23

Looking at how things were used afterward, it would have been better if I had died in Jaburo.

I guess they’re my rival, but it’s kind of sneaky how they always switch to the latest model every time they come.

>>24

That was the case with the previous work as well…

>>24

This is rather a privilege of rivals in the series.

At that time, Camille was in a state where she was just one push away from exploding because of various things…

While saying “I’ll kill you, I’ll kill you,” they don’t shoot from behind at the perfect timing and instead go out of their way to hug, so I think this person might have a broken heart…

Camille is a crazy guy, but this guy is a loser in his own way…

I realized that I’m not really in such a bad situation after all, as I have people who support and stand up for me, even though I haven’t been able to achieve much and have mostly just been beaten down.

Throughout the story, he is always a loser, so he seems a bit pathetic, but I feel like he has engaged in some pretty wicked acts.

Even after the Titans fell, there’s a mentality of “I’m a Titan!!” that boasts around ordinary people.

Hit a soldier I see for the first time.

Unauthorized use of military MS.

Hey, MP over there!

That’s crazy.

It looks like a Newtype just from the description.

Yazan was stronger.

A person who makes those around them unhappy.

Gerid’s personality, as he said it so that Camille could hear, is bad.

In addition, Camille is completely to blame for the incident where he punched someone.

>>40

I can’t hear you…

Camille is picking up murmurs that aren’t even audible to the Kakuricon in front of us and is coming at me with a punch.

>>52

Scary…

>>52

…(Camille?)

…(It’s a man…)

>>83

If only in front of that ticket gate

As an enemy, Yazaan has fewer outrageous acts, you know.

>>41

I think it’s simply because they have fewer opportunities to appear.

In the movie version, Basque is betrayed and killed, and it’s used as a bargaining chip to side with Shirocco.

>>41

I’m enjoying the war, but I’m not the type who just wants to shoot unilaterally; I’m a bit of a pain.

Like a freeloader without any ability…

I only have luck with women.

I think that if I had pointed out that it was rude not to hit, they would have just become defiant.

Sometimes it shows something like a growth event.

In the end, nothing particularly happened, and I went to grapple with Camille again, repeating my grievances.

It’s a bit disappointing that the last ride I had was someone else’s hand-me-down Bounce Dog.

The Titans seem worse than my impression before watching, like they’re imitating evil invading aliens.

>>47

Otherwise, the 30th Street incident wouldn’t happen!

The stated reason for the formation may be one thing, but the reality is that everyone involved is a scoundrel.

In the end, those who bully others and have the typical Titan personality are destined to be killed by Camille.

Jerid is just driven by personal grudges, so he’s not really an interesting character.

>>49

Because of this, the impression I get of Jerid is more of a clingy and persistent enemy rather than Camille’s equal rival.

It has a strong image of getting hit by kids, but this guy is also the type who gets annoyed with kids and hits them back.

There are no good places even if I search for them!

>>55

A place that doesn’t give up.

To be frank, isn’t Jerid a character that is completely underutilized?

>>58

Looking at just the setting, I think it seems like a rival or final boss kind of setup.

The voice is good.

I wonder if Layla and Maura are just machines that produce crappy guys.

>>63

Those guys were trying to advise Jerid in their own way and lead him in a good direction, but it feels like Jerid keeps completely disregarding it.

>>73

While being guided, I was killed by Camille, and in the end, I have the impression of being dominated by hostility towards Camille, resulting in zero experience points.

Give me a chance to redeem my tarnished name.

The purpose of Jamitov is as Shirocco described, so yes.

A woman more skilled than me conveniently approaches.

The woman dies.

But in the Cosmic Era of Zigueux, it’s probably a history where Jerid won’t have to get punched by Camille.

>>68

PLAZMA “If in front of that ticket gate~♪”

(This is about Jerid…)

The Titans have the image of being Basque’s private army rather than Jamitov’s.

>>71

It’s not Basque!!

Something bigger!!

They are the private soldiers of those whose souls are drawn by the gravity of the Earth!!

Even if I say so, it’s only until Mr. Wong corrects Camille’s bad behavior.

In the end, Shirocco might be of a higher class because of the three-way rivalry with Quattro and Hamarn.

>>75

It’s amazing to not get hit even once until the end.

I have good luck with women.

Mark-II > Hyzak > Gallus β > Marasai > Gabthley > Byarlant > Bound Dog

I knew it, there are a lot!

A character who doesn’t contribute to the conversation, only does unnecessary things, doesn’t grow as a person, and only expresses resentment towards Camille.

Why did they let this guy live until the final stage!

Since I often fight with Jerid and his subordinates, the feeling of fighting against something as big as the Titans diminishes.

I have a big grudge against my parents’ enemies, but my parents are like that…

>>84

Poor mom.

Dad died as he was meant to die.

>>84

It’s the reason for Camille’s complex…

Well, even if that’s the case, it’s sad when a parent dies, but at the same time, it seems like it would also feel a bit refreshing…

Die soon.

You’re not dying easily, huh?

Since I ended up having to do ZZ while I was doing Z.

I think this guy is wondering what to do.

I wonder why Shirocco was such a holy and popular kingdom…

>>101

I understand how you feel, but…

>>101

Certainly, Char can’t do that, but…

Char, who hates casual relationships, and Shirako, who treats all events like a game.

I honestly don’t know which one is better.

>>111

Shirocco gets angry when one of his female entourage dies.

Char deliberately puts Quess in a position to die…

>>128

Amuro only loses to him, but other than that, he’s overwhelmingly supported by Gyunei, so that’s more than enough…

Isn’t there a lot of wasted characters in Z?

>>91

I’m also overwhelmed by the new type relationships and just throwing them aside.

>>91

So the overall result is still… yeah… even when I look at it now…

Each element is precious.

>>91

It just keeps repeating similar developments, so isn’t it enough to have either Fou or Rozamia just once?

After Jaburo, Jerid’s role can be said to be primarily to kill Four.

I don’t need anything else in particular.

High NT abilities, top-class pilot skills, and a masterpiece MS are Shirocco’s own.

It’s unfortunate that the people who were shot and died because Jerid charged in.

Yazan is rejecting the operation to indiscriminately massacre civilians because he doesn’t enjoy it.

It looks more decent than the thread images and typical Titans soldiers.

Jerrid was careless in many ways, but there’s no doubt that Camille is even crazier.

It’s rare for a Gundam rival character design to be this unimpressive.

Yazan was somehow alive…

The initial accident was partly due to the early Mark II being quite poorly made…

In the end, they’re just an antagonist driven by ambition and hatred for Camille, without any ideology about what they want to do with the Earth or the universe.

Compared to Shirocco, it feels like the character is inevitably weaker as a rival or lacks the same level.

I wonder why I gave it a name like a girl’s.

I wonder if my father’s mistress had the same name.

>>104

In the first place, it’s just that the person is overly concerned; the name Camille is just a name that can be for both boys and girls.

It’s like saying Hikaru for Japanese people.

>>104

It’s not a woman’s name.

In Japan, a name like Kaoru would normally be a man’s name, and the origin of the name Camille is also male.

It’s just become a complex more than necessary.

>>104

In Japan, it’s a name that can be used for both genders, like Kaoru or Akira.

The production background from Z to Char’s Counterattack is a complete mess, so it definitely has an impact on the story.

Make a sequel! → Make the sequel of the sequel! → Make a movie! No wonder it drives you crazy.

First of all, my first appearance is falling during a test flight due to an accident, so it’s incredibly uncool.

Well, was it after I got hit, just to be sure…

A character that can only be described as having no particular redeeming qualities, dragged through to the end of the story.

It would be much better to exit like Ashima or like Benwood than to just leave.

He’s like the foundation of the Gundam’s unremarkable rival category, but he has a certain human quality that I don’t dislike.

I’m happy to see Jerid being recognized by other strong people.

>>112

A character with human touch wouldn’t happily try to release poison gas into the colony!

>>134

I quite like how Yasun is completely different, firmly refusing to engage in such ridiculous things even though they are in the same rival group.

>>134

I felt like it was a typical soldier trying to justify themselves, getting their thoughts all messed up in a cheerful manner.

What is the reason for repeatedly playfully grappling with Camille…?

What Shirocco wants to do is simple.

It’s a story about standing on the player side of Gundam strategy simulations like Gihren’s Greed, managing everything while placing my favorite girl at the top of the faction, enjoying favorability events, and letting my favorite unique units use custom-made super mechs to dominate!

Because Recoa is a decent person, she was overused by the captain and ended up breaking.

>>115

It was a source of healing for Camille.

I think that Fa is also significantly involved in Recoa’s stress!

Jelid’s biggest mistake was letting Camille escape from the interrogation room due to his terrible piloting.

I think it’s honestly impressive that every time you get into a new machine, you can manage to put Kamille on the ropes fairly well.

Every time someone interrupts…

>>118

Every time I push you to a good point, but I want to say something, so I hug you, complain, get retorted, get interrupted, and let Kamille escape.

I wonder how many times I’ve done it.

>>118

Yet Mark II crashes.

The characters that continued from the 1st are in a questionable state, and to be frank, the quality of the work is tough.

>>120

Rather, the way the characters are handled is grounded and interesting.

I don’t know anything after ZZ.

Killing Fuu twice and the randomness of the script is truly incredible in Z.

It’s just that the characters are interesting, so I can watch it.

Camille has quickly come to think that the Titans and the war itself are bad.

I don’t have any attachment to Jerid as an individual.

I think it probably wouldn’t have gone that far if it were just a name.

The bad thing was that the person was extremely good-looking and androgynous.

I started with Jikuax and I’m currently taking Z, but isn’t there too much violence in Z?

>>127

It’s rhythm and violence, so there’s a guaranteed quality there.

>>127

They yell loudly almost without meaning, and the pressure on the staff that Zeta Gundam is a sequel to Gundam is causing a terrible situation.

At that time, it was treated like nonsense.

If Shirocco were playing a dating simulation without any restrictions or disadvantages, it seems like they would just keep throwing the presents that raise the affection level the most.

Mauer seemed like the type who would fall together with you while spanking your butt…

Because characters like Bran and Yazan are good, this guy is at a disadvantage.

I have ambition, but it doesn’t feel that immense, and I can’t shake the feeling that I am still a person of limited capacity.

Char’s behavior of not feeding the fish he caught broke Recoa’s heart.

If you say Z is boring, you won’t be able to watch other Gundam series, right?

>>142

In fact, after no one is watching, the Universal Century is dead in the next two TV series.

>

It didn’t work.

Was it a miraculous encounter that Camille, who had a complex about her name, believed Camille was a woman’s name, and Jerid, who thought so too?

I especially don’t see any ideals; it’s just sticking to it from beginning to end.

When I look at Z from the perspective of the original series, I feel like both Char and Amuro were much stronger.

>>148

The perm is getting sharper, so it wouldn’t result in such a feeling.

Char has always been pathetic.

>>148

It’s not enough catharsis because I don’t shoot down enough.

It may be because they are all regular pilots who have been fighting for years, unlike in the One Year War.

There’s no need to wrestle at all, really.

When I saw you starting to wrestle with the mob’s Haizack, I couldn’t help but laugh out loud.

What is this anime?

All of a sudden, I’m taken aback by her face, Reko-san.

Z is really bad in certain areas…

I feel the weakening of Amuro and Char in Z.

>>156

Amuro was under house arrest, so that’s to be expected. Char becomes strong enough in later years to easily handle even Yazan, which makes me sense the convenience of the script.

Char’s treatment of Quess is just too terrible.

You’re not in a position to criticize Shirocco or Haman.

I get liked by attractive female characters.

It’s no good if you can’t drop it after taking it from the back and also restraining it.

Lyla, it feels like we’ve had a similar development with Mauah two times now.

But Sirocco is actually trying to focus on Jerid, who keeps failing.

>>162

Despite being entrusted with bodyguard duties from Jamitov and having no redeeming qualities, this guy is surprisingly well-liked by his superiors.

Looking at it again, Fa’s MS talent is just too bizarre.

It’s said that there are a few really boring episodes thrown in just to increase the number of episodes in the TV version of Z, and I can’t completely deny that.

In becoming a theatrical version, there are very few episodes that were cut that I’m really glad they kept!

This is a significant difference from the first generation.

Even though I wasn’t informed of the details, it’s still a bit much to have harmed Camille’s mother…

>>166

I think that his subsequent attitude, for better or worse, really represents the character of Jerid well.

There are too many people in Z who have sharp-tongued words and actions.

>>168

I feel like they didn’t come up with any ideas for the conversation scene, so they just made them argue instead.

Unlike a rival like Shirocco, who is easy to empathize with and interesting, it’s disappointing that Jerid is just a pretty unpleasant person.

>>169

Rather, there wasn’t much of a deep connection between Shirocco and Camille, so the final battle didn’t really get that exciting…

It feels like killing for the sake of the world…

I wonder if the bald guy is making a new work right now.

>>170

Was it Yamato Himiko or Himiko Yamato?

>>186

I googled it, and it seems kind of boring…

The reason Camille sees me as an enemy is not because I laughed at his name, but because I lynched and killed his mother.

>

Everyone is too short-tempered…

High performance is indeed rare, but there are quite a few NTs on both the enemy and ally sides.

I like it when Hamarn feels pressure, is it when he’s with Baialan? Jerid.

It’s been a bit dull since I switched to the important Z Gundam…

Everything was fun when I was riding the Mark II.

Being a pilot who has survived various challenges makes me valued.

>>180

Just by surviving, can you be evaluated like Captain Due?

Yazan and Shirocco, who approach war like a game, make it difficult for Jerid to maintain his standing as Camille’s opponent.

Although I was inexperienced, I had a decent ability, so my obsession with Camille was my downfall.

It will also allow the surrounding companions and women to die.

In a word, it’s foolish.

I didn’t know about the incident involving the mother being shot, but afterward, the way they’re provoking Camille about it really shows their true nature.

>>184

The kid couldn’t separate from their mother, could they? (laughs)

Well, even if Sirocco puts on a good face on the surface, inside, Rekoa probably thinks he’s a piece of crap too.

He’s a shithead, but he’s also an interesting guy, isn’t he, Shirocco?

Someone who has nothing good about them except their voice.

Without any maneuvering skills or anything, having an accident with a Mark II is just that, so I’m worse than Char.

In comparison to the later 등장한 Yazanshiricco, it’s undeniable that Jerid feels like a downgrade.

Camille pointed it out as well, but Emma’s hysteria was tough too.

It feels like Bask and Jamaican, more than Jellid, are just stage-setting villains without any depth…

Even so, Jamitov’s thoughts and intentions are hardly understood in the anime.

The Mark II crashed because there are indeed some defects in the Mark II itself…

I started to think it’s amazing how rival characters like Char and Jerid can easily switch mobile suits and master them.

Have you switched about five times with Jerid?

I saw it once just to get through it.

Isn’t it quite a long time since the part where someone gets pushed off a cliff on Kilimanjaro?

There are times when it doesn’t come out for quite a while, right?

If Camille had sincerely apologized when she killed her mother, I wonder if things wouldn’t have gotten so complicated for her.

I understand that undesirable men can be cute, but Maouer’s dying message is…

Aren’t you overestimating this guy too much? That’s what I thought when I saw it yesterday.