>>1

This is not a joke!

The Zabi family’s woman…

Kishiria has the image of protecting Char even knowing his true identity.

I’ve always thought it might have been better if we didn’t need to kill him more than Garma.

>>3

In other words, revenge against the Zabi family is Char’s main mission…

I think it’s surprising how Garma was overlooked, but since he has returned to being an ordinary person, he can be killed at any time.

Although we are on friendly terms with a full intent to kill, it is troublesome that there are romantic nuances mixed in on Kishiria-sama’s side.

>>5

The one-on-one dialogue scene feels like some kind of play.

Kishiria has always cared for Casval and is sympathetic towards him.

As long as I have value, I can be kept as a pawn, but who knows when they might change their mind and send an assassin after me…

I wonder if I’ll be sent straight to a court-martial if it’s found out that I got off to Lady Kshyria.

Kisilya herself understood the risk of being betrayed by Char while she kept him around.

…Well, it sounds like there’s a sense of urgency when I write it that way, but that’s not what I mean; it’s just that the Kycilia side was probably always ready to kill Char at any time.

>>12

It’s great that he’s saying it knowing that if Char fails, he will die himself…

>>12

It doesn’t sound like something someone who quickly fled after killing Gihren at Abau Akuu would say.

>>17

Even if we’re going to kill Gihren, it’s not the time to be holed up in the last stronghold and waging a siege.

>>17

With Shin Eva.

Because it’s a different world line, the characters’ personalities are slightly different; I guess it’s like the parallel worlds in Anno’s universe.

If only Shinji were the type to express his feelings a little more.

When you come back someday, I’ll turn Purple Widow into Purple Bride, Char💜

I think it’s just because they’re unattractive.

As expected, since there’s no going back if Granada falls, I wonder if they became somewhat desperate or if they truly thought it would affect morale…

The term “konpeitō”

Is it also in the Cosmic Era?

If I hadn’t been told that we’re escaping from Zanzibar, would Char have killed Kycilia?

>>22

That made me think, “I really can’t forgive the Zabi family!” so unless I ask, I won’t go out of my way to shoot my bazooka.

The voice sounds younger when I watched the TV version…

>>23

Kishiria (24)

Koyama Mami (24) at the time of the first broadcast.

Currently featuring Kaori Nazuka (39) in “Zeke Ax”.

>>23

It’s because I’m young, you know.

The reinterpretation of Kycilia is profound…

I thought she was just a typical villainous noblewoman.

I think Char and Kycilia are similar in terms of their fashion sense and their tendency to be overly dramatic.

Was it like a Hamarn?

I don’t think it’s a strong emotion to the point of being a mix of love and hate.

I know Casval from when he was a kid, so I have at least a little bit of affection for him.

Despite being a woman, she really feels like a commander as she not only doesn’t run away from the imminent fall of Solomon to Luna II, but also seems prepared to face death.

I’m different from the useless Garma and the brother who only talks.

Even if Char is trading blows with Gundam, I’m not going to get sentimental about it; rather, I’m more inclined to do a fist pump thinking he had the best death. But still, deep down, I can’t help but harbor some resentment, Char… I do have that kind of feeling.

I’m laughing at the colonel who’s raking in Zions’ favorability, separate from his true feelings…

>>34

In the main story, there have been some blunders that led to demotion, but ever since getting into the Gundam, they’ve probably only achieved accomplishments, right?

>>38

Successfully mass-produced Big Zam.

There are occasional depictions like, “This is because of Gundam, right?”

As long as Gihren is alive, if Granada falls, it’s obvious that even if he survives, he will end up a dead man due to the post-war power struggles.

>>36

Just like Yoshitsune, as with Sima Qian.

The greatest threat after winning a battle is the most capable ally.

>>40

I apologize for the mistake regarding Sima Yi; I will be more careful from now on.

>>43

Isn’t Sima Yi also strange?

I understand if it’s Han Xin, but…

The difference from the perm is that I can’t shoot my sister without hesitation.

If it were a perm, I would have shot either my mother or my father.

>>37

Amuro during the One Year War wasn’t that tough of a man.

…In the main story, that person was the one who left the soldiers behind and quickly escaped, isn’t it completely a different person?

>>39

In the main story, I tried to escape to Granada.

If it’s a Giga Axe, Granada might be in big trouble, so I might have been in a desperate situation.

>>39

In the main story, Gihren is dead and the Zabi family’s leadership is effectively gone, but since Granada is still around, there’s a chance for survival even if one escapes.

But Casval Boy did not forgive.

>>39

The situation is too different from the main story in the first place.

I can’t read how CV name Tsuka will act… I don’t even know if he will reappear in the first place.

Kishiria doesn’t have the same level of ability as Ghiren, so there are many depictions of her valuing her subordinates.

Giren was a genius and stronger when he commanded himself, but since he was truly leading the entire army at A Baoa Qu, the moment he died, everything fell apart.

About Casval boy.

The delicate distance that makes you wonder whether you can trust someone or not.

>>46

If there is no trust, then I think it shouldn’t be a matter of overestimating in case of a bombing failure…

I want to see Kishiria with a bamboo design at CV Namezuka (so cute)…

I wonder if Char was involved when Garma retired to get married.

>>53

The man from the Zabi family lives a life just like a short college graduate office lady.

It seems there’s a psychology where not having a way out makes one avoid flailing about.

She was a woman whom I would have assassinated, but if she intended to wither away in the Texas Colony, I forgave her.

Seira was the one who defeated Duzel.

She is the female knight who completely defeated the orcs.

>>59

Duzell is not just a stupid creature driven by sexual desire and power.

He’s smart and a gentleman.

>>62

Wasn’t there a setting where Haman’s sister was taken by Dozle as a mistress and ended up dying young?

Is there also something that seems to have helped Char and Sayla escape?

Kishiria from Zieg Axis just looks like an unusually cool woman to me…

The element of being a schemer is almost omitted or simply not depicted.

The Zabi family is so terrible that I, as a woman, have no choice but to end history here.

If you think about escaping, you can save your life as much as you want, but entrusting everything to Char is just inherently cool.

Compared to that, Char!!

>>66

I will plant a bomb on Solomon.

I will remove the bomb after all.

It was too cheap a tactic for Char, and it made me cry.

Or rather, couldn’t you read Sharia Bull…?

I couldn’t help but feel sorry for the soldier Sharia Buriqueo, who believed until the end that Char died as a martyr for Zeon…

But you abandoned Dozle, didn’t you?

Well, it’s the same vibe as when we assassinated Garma, right?

The number of unrelated people who get caught up in it is on a different level.

Is it true that there are non-combatants living in Granada?

>>70

Living.

Granada is the lifeline of Side 3, so if we abandon it, the country will be doomed.

Having become an old man of a good age.

Being swayed by emotions when we say “Let’s be friends” is

I thought Sharia Bul was just too much.

>>74

You’ve been seen through in the flow of being caught between a rock and a hard place!

>>74

I was struggling caught between Gihren and Kishiria.

I was invited to beat both of them up, you know.

>>74

I met you for the first time as a fellow NT, and I was taken out of your difficult situation.

I was surprised that Kaori Nazuka could make such a voice.

>>75

I want you to become Totori every three lines.

>>75

Because they are a wonderful person without any duplicity…

Even though Solomon abandoned me…

>>76

I get told this every time, but the situation is completely different in the first place.

>>79

It’s pretty terrible to let thousands of soldiers die due to political decisions…

>>86

It’s a question of what good it does to stay there and fight until the end.

It’s better to escape and negotiate for the future.

>>76

Solomon had a semblance of being a pawn to undermine the Federation’s military strength.

Dozuru should have retreated at the right moment.

It seems that both Gilen and Kysiria thought that he wouldn’t run away from his personality.

Sheema is also this guy’s subordinate, isn’t she?

What kind of character is Kasiria again? When I searched, information started pouring out like an endless stream.

Really!?

I always thought that Sugita would definitely be the successor to Char.

It was interesting that I hadn’t used it easily.

I watched the movie, and the voice was unexpectedly cute for this character, which made my heart flutter a little.

That’s exactly what made Duzel angry.

Speaking of which, the old KISERIA voice also used to portray a pretty cute character back then…

When you’re a salaryman, you can’t help but empathize with Sharia Bull.

>>90

But isn’t the anonymous person bald…?

The bamboo design Kysilia must be a terrifying beauty, so I both want and don’t want her to appear.

Because she is a princess of the Zabi family, Kycillia.

Oops, the red comet Char Aznable, also known as Casval Rem Deikun, has discovered Lady Kycilia Zabi, the eldest daughter of the Zabi family, whom he has vowed to protect with his life.

But it’s scary to think about being treated to wine that’s been aged for 100 years.

A glass of Allegras costs 10 million yen.

>>97

You wouldn’t go that far, would you!?

Are you really going to do that? A wine that’s been aged for a hundred years…?

There were even forces that fervently supported it, like Ma Kube.

Your talents must have been exceptional, Lady Kiryia.