>>1

It’s in the way.

Even Lalah tells me I’m in the way.

Is it the time for the Char’s Gelgoog debut?

Isn’t it just a matter of the Gelgoog being weak?

>>9

In terms of aircraft performance, it is equivalent to the Gundam.

Amuro finds that Gundam insufficient…

>>21

I don’t really understand the position of Gundam, you know.

For example, how does it compare to Gym 2 or Nemo?

>>9

Since the weapons are equal, it shouldn’t mean that the seminal vesicles are insufficient…

If it hits, it’ll work! (It won’t hit)

You don’t have to say it so clearly…

>>12

No, rather, that place is quite strong.

I don’t understand the movements.

When you actually see it, you think, “Ammuro is really strong, isn’t he?”

I think there is a point that Amuro is too strong.

>>17

Char riding a Mobile Armor equipped with Psycommu to challenge the Gundam is so cool!

Amuro was overwhelmed at first too.

It became uncontrollable from around here.

When Lalah died, she was holding her own against the strongest mode of Amuro, so you could say she is quite strong.

Amuro is too strong, so unless it’s Lalah, he won’t have a match.

>>23

Even so, if you overdo it, you might end up dead, so management is important.

The potential of the Gundam, which can fight until the end just by applying some coating, is amazing, isn’t it?

Considering the speed of MS evolution, it’s understandable that some might be outdated.

>>24

First of all, it’s still quite difficult to defend against beam weapons in that era.

>>24

Isn’t it strange that it becomes outdated just three months after it’s released?

Amuro’s growth speed after returning from space is truly unusual.

The WB crew was this strong too? It’s to the extent that I’m perplexed.

Even if I increase the reaction speed by coating it, it keeps getting sharper and slower, and it’s starting to get frustrating…

>>26

I wonder if the magnet’s coating is peeling off…

Originally, Char is a pathetic man.

I think the mass-produced units from the Gryps Conflict are stronger, normally.

>>31

I heard that Gym 2 just modernized the gym by making it a linear seat version…

>>35

Just doing that alone significantly improves many of the complaints from the time of Gundam.

In other words, the benefits of the linear seat are just too great.

Even just doing magnet coating can put you at the top in the One Year War.

>>56

“Amuro-san said, ‘Even without a 360-degree monitor, you can do it if you have eyes in the back of your head.'”

>>56

Keep an eye on what’s behind you too!

I think there’s something wrong with Amuro Gundam dodging beams with movements like a super robot.

Isn’t this the one where I thought I was doing pretty well after watching the next story?

>>37

I’m not Amuro’s enemy, but the old man is already done for…

Regarding the Gelgoog, it is called the Zeon version of Gundam since it is the first mobile suit of Zeon that can use a beam rifle and beam saber, but its mobility, armor, and endurance capabilities are not necessarily on par with the Gundam; there are areas where it excels and areas where it falls short…

Especially the core fighter and learning computer.

I think Colonel would have really died if Alex’s deployment had made it in time.

But if I kept riding in the Zaku, that would be pointless…

>>41

In the novel version by director Tomino (at that time), the major has only switched from a Zaku to a Rick Dom.

I can accept something like this.

The setting of the Newtype is usually presented quite suddenly, right?

It feels very much like it’s going to be canceled…

>>43

It’s fine because they might already be saying that Amuro and the others are Espers around the area where they descended to Earth.

>>43

Amuro might be a special Esper; that foreshadowing has always been there.

If we assume that the person riding was a regular soldier, for example, Mr. Sleggar.

I think I was just doing my usual duty around the Dom Three Stars area.

>>46

But if regular soldiers were on board, they would probably form a formation with three Gundams, Gun Cannons, and Gun Tanks each, so it should actually be quite doable, right?

It’s just that it’s not being actively used, but Nemo is actually a pretty good machine…

If it’s just the thumbnail, it’s higher than the old man…

In the movie version, Char has been significantly improved by cutting out his disgraceful moments.

At the end of Jaburo, you were about to be shot in the back while trying to escape, weren’t you?

Char is strong even with the Gelgoog, isn’t he?

Char has switched machines and is catching up.

Amuro hasn’t switched from Gundam…

If he can shoot a beam rifle, Amuro probably feels that anything is okay.

>>57

I think if the dissatisfaction with the gym is only about its basic performance, then they would probably customize a gym that focuses on improving that basic performance.

That result might be Alex.

It should be a good match in the Texas Colony.

If I had a bio-sensor assuming a Newtype, it would probably have been too comfortable and crazy…

The fact that Ma was also having a good match adds even more confusion.

Isn’t there a big difference between the TV version and the movie version?

It’s completely different from Gundam until yesterday!?!!?

>>64

I love how Char reacts with “huh?” after being shielded by Bit without noticing the sniper.

Although they were saying something about the difference in performance of the mobile suits, in the end, they ended up in a draw with the Zogok, which has better performance than the Gundam…

>>65

Because I have no legs…

>>65

Well, if you ask whether the Gyan was suited for one-on-one combat against MS…

>>65

The Gionn looks more like a battleship MS than a MS for fighting against MS…

It was my first time riding it…

>>65

I think I was planning to motivate myself, feeling scared about the beam rifle and the tough armor…

>>65

Since they are concerned about it, I’m passing along information about the Psycho Frame like this.

>>92

And I lost…

You’re in the way, Colonel!

At the time of the Texas Colony, it was just after the war, and energy was low, so it was on the verge of failure.

It’s truly pathetic that he’s a brother who can’t even defeat them.

>>67

Even Char’s Gelgoog is in an unadjusted state that hasn’t even gone through a test run yet, right!?

>>72

But the naginata activated normally too…

On the other hand, the old man is cornered to the point where he can only roll around and try to escape.

>>72

“I guess I’ll go check on Makube.” They said it in a light-hearted tone as they headed out.

The reason why Sayla came there in the second match is because Char pushed her away.

That’s why I can say that not being able to immediately realize it’s Seira is what makes me a failure of a Newtype.

It feels somewhat off to simply sum it up as being weak.

The Giong is quite a strange machine… it can’t even use Char’s signature kick.

Isn’t the Zegok designed for battleships or base attacks? Its armament seems excessive against MS, doesn’t it?

I wonder if Amuro had the highest Newtype ability during the original series.

>>77

It is often said.

>>77

In terms of the setting, that’s the case.

What was it that made me completely unaware of Amuro’s shooting when I fought alongside Lalah?

The intense confrontation between Amuro, who is fully geared up in the all-or-nothing Geong, was quite a struggle.

Don’t let someone who has neither people to protect nor things to protect bully Char.

I often engaged in close combat with the Gundam using the Zeong.

If I had shot my belly beam when I got this close, it might have been over, but…

Rather, it’s precisely because he’s a colonel that he’s able to handle such a special aircraft without any training, having seen the aircraft for the first time.

Normally, if you switch from a mobile suit to something like the Zong, which is a half-mobile armor, you wouldn’t be able to operate it properly.

Even someone like me was able to blow off Kiriya’s head.

It’s pathetic that Char is trying to kill Artea without even noticing her.

>>91

If the canopy glass hadn’t been transparent, I would have killed without noticing.

That Zong didn’t have legs.

I fought with an unfinished product.

>>93

In space, it might be better to be able to use this booster if your foot gets stuck…

>>110

It’s tough that Char’s strongest weapon, the kick, can’t be used.

>>127

Since MS combat itself uses close combat as a tool, it seems tough that it’s hard to reach the vitals even if they take damage because they don’t have legs from the beginning.

The narration also says, “Char was unable to fully utilize the performance of the Zong and was getting anxious…”

>>94

Don’t say such unreasonable things!

At least both the captain and the colonel are at their weakest during the time of Z.

>>97

Char seems to be having the most fun.

>>101

Because it stopped being fun, I will go missing (worst case).

>>97

The completely pathetic Char aside,

Amuro was so active that he might have overshadowed Camille, so he caused a huge commotion to the extent that he couldn’t go into space.

It’s already been twenty years since the cute Hamarn derivative work…

20 years!?

There were times when I couldn’t even react to Amuro’s attacks.

You really worked hard, didn’t you, Char…?

The difference in performance of the MS (laughs).

First of all, Char is incredibly strong.

There’s no doubt about that.

It’s just that a greater monster is a 15-year-old boy…

>>105

There really isn’t anyone close in skill to Amuro, aside from the Colonel.

You will always be the second fiddle, Colonel.

Rather, it was at a level that would surprise you, like “Wait, they don’t have legs!?” Char was not accustomed to MA at all.

I’m curious about what would have happened if the Geong had come out as a super-large mobile suit with proper legs in that era.

I feel like there was a scene when Lalah was killed where she was not even aware of the attack and did not understand that she had been saved.

Was Char at his sharpest around Jaburo?

>>109

The very first

>>115

Even after hitting it with attacks, the Gundam is still in great condition.

Weren’t you afraid of the Gundam’s super powerful attack?

In the thread image, Amuro is fighting while feeling frustrated because the Gundam’s movements are sluggish!

Even though it’s said that Paong is big, it’s only about the size of Big Zam’s groin.

>>116

It’s huge!

It seems that Char had the most fun when he was riding with Dren and Musai or when he was a squad leader.

The setting of Perfect Zeong changes so often that there are parts I don’t really understand.

I feel that Lalah’s observation that fighting without things or people to protect is unnatural is a valid point.

>>120

As for Amuro himself, he should want to protect everyone on the White Base, but it’s just too sad to hear this now that he’s starting to feel a sense of alienation.

>>120

I didn’t develop any romantic feelings with anyone on the crew…

>>120

It’s okay to fight to protect yourself because you don’t want to die!

Amuro in the Z era also does things that make no sense, like sniping with a bazooka in the Dije.

>>121

What is Amuro’s bazooka skill?

Didn’t you awaken to NT with Lala’s death?

It may be that the Big Zam needed something like a wired bit.

>>125

Can I handle Dozle?

>>125

Too few weapons for its size…

>>125

Claw missile!

>>139

It’s just a missile!

Lieutenant Char! It’s dangerous!

Major Char! You’re in the way!

Char!!!!!!!

Stop dropping the initial bits with shooting!

>>129

Because I had the experience of Sharia Bull, well…

I’m not a soldier, nor do I have any resentment towards Zeon.

But Amuro has to fight to protect that place because it’s where he belongs.

>>131

Well, when the war ends, there won’t be a place for them, you know.

Even Frau, who was beside me…

Char hardly ever loses to anyone other than Amuro and is in the strongest class.

>>132

In the first place, I’ve won against Amuro a few times.

>>132

In the first instance, they didn’t really clash with the Federation, and during Z, they seemed unmotivated and didn’t stand out…

>>148

You’ve been going head-to-head with the federation, and even though you were struggling during Z, you were still strong, right?

Basically, it is not true that Char is weak.

During the Battle of A Baoa Qu, Amuro was at his peak, but I feel that Char was also quite in his element.

I think Char’s best performance is there, after all.

The peak period of the Char’s Z’Gok.

The Z’gok has a beam cannon, so it gives off a bit of an aura that makes it seem promising…

In the first place, I’ve been told by the narrator that my NT ability is low and I’m not able to fully utilize the performance of the Gelgoog.

Even if it becomes a perfect Gion, it seems that the result won’t change.

In the first battle, Amuro has been killed by Char three times, you know.

Normally, you would think that there would be escort MS around the Big Zam…

It’s like how in Yamato, the side that is cornered relies on a single massive and powerful machine to make a comeback. I wonder if that’s intentional?

After riding the Giongh for a while

I can see them! I can see the enemies too!

I finally awakened.

If Char hadn’t been there, the Gundam would have been unscathed at A Baoa Qu.

How strong is the Zong compared to later MS?

>>154

With bits available and a wealth of beam weaponry… Dobene Wolf or Gemarak?

>>154

It’s not something that can be measured by MS standards.

With just one beam from my finger, I can drop Salamis, and I’m going to shoot five of them.

>>177

(Amuro slipping through the beams)

Initially, even though it’s not approached, there really are no close combat weapons for the Big Zam, right?

In games, a ridiculously wide-range kick is a standard melee attack.

Lalah’s depiction is so monstrous that it’s rather amazing that they were able to kill her.

>>157

If we couldn’t drop it there, the final match would have been really tough.

There is a possibility that Char’s Ziggurat and the Hermes, as well as the White Base team, were all wiped out.

When it’s Z, the Hyakushiki is relatively weak as hell.

>>158

The enemy’s machine performance is simply too high.

>>158

I think the overly noticeable anti-beam coating (gold) is a frustrating annoyance that doesn’t even provide any comfort.

It’s said that the Gehennas can’t be used properly, but…

That’s why the Gundam of Amuro during the peak of his power was almost destroyed…

Expand the interpretation around here.

“I don’t like the definition that ‘Char isn’t keeping up at all’.”

>>160

Because it’s originally a work by Yassan who is against NT.

Char, who tried to awaken and guide as an NT, probably wants to disparage.

Mr. Quattro is generally strong, except for often detaching things like a launcher.

>>161

It was impressive to see the launcher hitting Dogosgear directly with long-range shots.

The catapult was only partially damaged, perhaps its power decreased due to being too far away.

>>178

No, the problem is that Dogosgear is just too big.

The Big Zam’s special attack in the story was to bloom a dying flower.

It is probably far removed from the original method of operation.

The Char’s Zaku is hitting the Gundam with gunfire and also landing kicks.

Normally, I should have been able to defeat it there.

Even though I’m dropping MC Gundam with my initial ride Z-Gok, I’m being told I can’t use it properly, it makes me a bit frustrated.

It’s sad to struggle against someone like Maouer.

>>167

That period was the hardest time for Char both in terms of workload and mentally.

If you fight like that, you will struggle.

The time when the mega buzz sniper was like pee was the most pathetic.

I like Char who lost his confidence after Lala died.

One day, people will be able to control even time.

Aren’t the Hyakushiki and Z kind of lackluster often?

>>175

The enemy has the new model, so…

I want to be sandwiched between Amuro and Char and observe them forever!

>>180

Rest in peace.

Of course, the mental state is directly linked to the abilities of Gundam pilots.

>>181

This is normal for humans.

When I’m feeling mentally weak, I can’t perform at my best.

Well, if we think that Char took on the damage that was supposed to go elsewhere because of the prominence of the Hyaku Shiki…

Many derivative works have also increased.

Even characters like Io who are considered protagonists might not be able to compete against Char, right?

>>186

Johnny got beaten up at Johnny’s place.

>>186

Maybe I can’t do anything, it’s Io.

In other words, no protagonist can win against Char in any work.

I’m sure that isn’t the case, but…

Isn’t the Zong stronger than the Hyaku Shiki?

If we exclude the Baisen Overlord from Z, Gabrelei is actually a stronger unit due to its built-in weapons.

In other words, it’s not even the strongest at the time of its appearance.

The strange beam sound of Hermes is nice, isn’t it?

No, but Amuro in the Lalà battle is way too much of a monster!

The Zong is a type of machine that moves at high speed while extending its arms to knock down battleships one by one.

It’s big and doesn’t maneuver well, so it’s not really suited for fighting MS.

As usual

Both Quattro and the Hyakushiki aren’t weak, rather they belong to the strong category.

The Titans are all elites, even the mob.

The person I want to defeat is Ramba Ral, and Char has consistently been the inferior one.

I remember that big picture from Hermès.

Really big.

I wonder if Char is a Newtype.

I don’t understand anyone.