Amuro is passionate, yet calm, and understands tactics as well.

Kai is an unpleasant person, but he is someone who can do dangerous things from the start in order to survive.

Seira has been crazy from the beginning.

Mirai is too smart from the very beginning.

The only one who was not different from the image was Hayato.

>>3

You might have truly felt like, “Did you really see what happened to me?” similar to someone like you…

>>11

I don’t think Seira-san is seen as that kind of target in the first place.

A certain type of idol

She may be beautiful, but she seems unfriendly…

It feels like there’s a resurgence of the Mirashiko trend, doesn’t it?

The incredibly annoying siblings at Daikun’s place.

In the years that followed, I made a fortune in asset management using the gold bars I received from Char.

Maybe those who are as thick-skinned as Seira-san are better at handling NT…

Kai is so great for even criticizing himself from the One Year War era.

How much did that slap hurt?

It’s sad that Hayato didn’t get a story where he grows up like Kai.

Is it around the place where Ryu died?

Hayato has properly grown up in Z…

Even though Seira is the rival character’s little sister, she is not treated like a heroine at all.

I don’t really feel inclined to get too close to that person…

After all, it’s that masked sister…

>>25

I understand that everyone cries when I die.

Hayato has been consistently capable from the very beginning.

I once took everyone and escaped.

After Ryuu dies, Bright will finally reach his limit…

In the novel, everyone is being taken care of by Seira-san.

When I get to Z, I’m really surprised at how much of a strong character Kai has become.

Mr. Ryu was worried about Amuro and Bright until the end.

Seira has a good face, though…

It’s not just Char.

When Seira first appears, she suddenly punches Kai.

I know you’re under pressure, but Amuro really fought well in that WB… even though he ran away.

“Please give me pubic hair!” says Amuro, who ends up getting crushed, while even Sayla won’t give it to him.

Hearing that, Bright just throws out, “How pathetic!”

Everything is terrible.

Seira lives life on a whim, just like her brother with the same blood.

Really… you’re such a weakling, aren’t you?

I like how Kai is growing up.

What I mean is not that!

We don’t want to die being a shield for the incompetent staff and bureaucrats of the Federation…

Even though you’re just an ordinary person, it’s amazing that you’re out on the battlefield expressing your grievances, Kai.

WB must have felt comfortable for Amuro because he has family both above and below.

I understand why Seira is barely appearing in the sequel since she’s too picky.

I read the bald man’s novel, but it doesn’t quite sink in.

When the face and movements are animated in anime, it really draws you in.

I guess that’s like selling a script or something…

After hitting Kai, the soldier who sneaked in while patrolling with a pistol in one hand is intimidating, so the level of determination is different.

Honestly, I do not recommend directly consuming Yoshiyuki Tomino’s works in novels.

I’ll go with a slightly diluted one.

>>58

But Hathaway was more interesting in its original form…

>>58

A secret meeting would be fine… mmm…

Although she is technically a princess of Zeon, her time as a princess wasn’t very long, and it seems like it’s something she was born into, doesn’t it, Sayla?

It’s scary to be able to scold your vassals on the battlefield.

If Seira-san didn’t have Amuro.

It is consistent interpretation to use the Gundam Hammer to chest Casval.

Seira is like a combination of Katsu and Emma with an added dose of violence.

Seira gave off an image of an independent, capable woman, but she turned out to be a hot-headed wild dog.

I can understand that Sailor is Char’s sister; this must be the blood of the Daikun family.

I don’t know if it’s Hage or Hoshiyama-san, but they’re really good at depicting personality through a casual conversation.

>>70

The explanation about the magnetic coating has too much good flavor.

>>72

“It’s nice to hear them say, ‘Bring back the data! (Make sure to come back alive!)'”

In Char’s memory, he felt gentle and weak; where did it all go off track?

I love the scene where Kai and the others beg Matilda-san for a photo.

>>74

This is about the only place that feels age-appropriate, including Amuro.

My brother is a demon!

I mean, come on, you’re pretty much the same, right?!

>>75

It’s fine to involve as many people as necessary for revenge.

You’ll get beaten up by Seira.

>>84

Shallow

When I was a child, I felt that Seira was a beautiful and admirable woman.

Looking back as an adult, I can’t believe this guy had the personality to blame others, do whatever he wanted, and not take responsibility.

I barely managed to escape, and yet my first move was weak—!

I thought Kai-san didn’t often hit back.

>>79

Stop speaking like a delinquent! That’s it, the match is over.

The selection criteria for G Fighters is that they have cockpit experience in a Gundam, so it’s okay to count that unauthorized sortie… that’s what I thought.

The only good thing about Seira is that she has a nice face.

>>82

That’s rude; your body is sexy too.

>>85

The swimsuit is too small…

>>82

The body is good too.

And I am surrounded by young swallows.

>>83

I’m a bit of a complainer, so in that era, I was on the indecisive side.

The final boss of the side story is stronger than the Gun Cannon that was struggling, and according to the director, if Kai and Hayato were up against it, they would have been defeated.

What is it with that person suddenly becoming ace level once they start riding the core booster?

>>91

Although they dislike conflicts, they are really talented…

Even so, in the post-war period, he was a person of reason who refrained from being overbearing and thoroughly embraced seclusion.

>>91

As expected of the new model! (Defeated haphazardly)

If it’s just Tomino, it’s too harsh, so adding Hiroyuki Hoshiyama’s script makes it just right.

First Generation and Turn A, for example.

When I look at the differences between the script “Reunion, Mother” and the recorded script, I feel like that.

Kai: “Are you getting on?”

Seira (Don’t ask obvious questions!)

I interpreted it to mean that.

>>94

It is certainly true that one who does not lend a hand even when a woman or child is carrying an injured person is weak.

I like you because you have sex with me.

“Slapping a 17-year-old war refugee and calling him a weakling! That’s pretty rock, isn’t it?”

Looking at it as a whole, I’ve come to like Kai the most.

It was already decided from the beginning, but the talk about Seira-san having pilot aptitude has been there since the early stages…

Seira is definitely Char’s sister.

It’s a lie to gain responses by pretending it’s your first time seeing this.

Because Amuro is relatively strong from the beginning, it’s easier to empathize with Kai.

>>108

Using the Federation’s new MS to fight against a Zaku for Frau, it’s completely like a hot-blooded protagonist’s first experience with killing.

Well, after that, I get crushed by various realities and end up getting sick…

>>120

Amuro was still a civilian when he refused to pilot the Gundam.

When compared to Char by Bright, usually one would think, “Don’t compare me to a soldier,” but he became resolute.

The awakening of the warrior begins from the desire to defeat Ramba Ral as a man.

Mirai-san is too much of a seductive woman.

Is it really that attractive?

>>109

Bright had been living while always looking at butts…

>>109

As you get older, Mirai-san is great… becomes great.

It is deeply moving to see Amuro, who became a young man in Z, rush to help without looking away.

>>109

In extreme conditions during wartime, you allowed me to depend on you moderately.

She’s a woman with an alluring motherly attitude who gives just the right amount of spanks.

There’s no way I wouldn’t be incredibly popular.

>>116

If you extract just the elements, it’s a perfect match for Char’s preferences.

>>123

That person is… too pure.

If Char had heard this one word, I think he would be smitten.

>>123

Mirai doesn’t have the power to lead people, so that’s not good.

From a promotional perspective, Gun Cannon’s slightly weaker points serve as advertising for the Zion MS.

Even though they don’t sell Zeon toys in real time.

I like the scene where Amuro and Kaiseira are talking in the elevator before the Abao Akuu deployment.

It turns out that both Mirai and the character Fafa have the same voice actor who is indeed a motherly character.

Mirai is almost a perfect woman, including her simple face.

I’m also at the helm of the White Base.

Everyone thinks that Kai only likes me.

Bright, who is so absorbed in work despite having such a good wife, should be thoroughly beaten by Kamran, the late Sleggar, the hellish Hathaway, and the living Chemin.

>>126

I was thinking about retiring, just in case.

I’m surprised that Kai, in the later stages, is a really gutsy and good guy, more than I expected.

The weak may have simply practiced the federal-style communication technique.

Mirai-san is secretly a Newtype, you know.

>>134

The sharpness of intuition is strange.

Kai isn’t just a completely superficial cynic, there’s a part of him that only poses that way.

It seems like I’m reluctant to deal with my own troubles, but I’ll do what I have to do.

Seira is naturally arrogant, has a low boiling point, and is bad with words and actions, but unlike Char, she hasn’t abandoned her conscience, so it’s unfortunate that she’s grouped with him.

>>136

I think it’s somewhat broken to criticize my brother who is trying to take revenge for our parents.

It’s amazing that you can depict a character like Kai in a way that makes people feel positively about them.

I wonder what you would eat to come up with such stories during conversations with Miharu.

>>139

The power of Hiroyuki Hoshiyama!

It’s an interesting story in this work, mostly because of Dr. Hoshiyama.

Isn’t it strange that Mirai hasn’t been a topic of conversation until now, considering how strong of a character she is? Why is she doing something like a new type radar?

But Mirai completely made Bright interested in her, and then she easily switched to Captain Slugger…

>>143

It’s a classic beauty for a good daughter from a respectable family to be attracted to a man like that.

The adult is the one who can deflect that.

Mirai-san is such a crazy person that she even does backflips.

It’s fine for the other crew members who are sitting, but how did you do it, Mirai-san…?

Compared to Kai, it’s sad how Hayato has no interesting stories at all.

I keep seeing scenes where losers comfort each other.

>>145

Hayato only seems inferior when compared to Amuro, but he is still an ace pilot capable of achieving results in the story.

He’s a saint who married a post-war frau and took in the orphan Katsuretsu Kikka.

>>145

It might be better to just see it as Getter 3 in charge of surviving.

Kamran → Bright → Sleggar → Is Bright’s Mirai-san somewhat of a terrible woman?

Kamran → It’s a relationship decided by my parents, so I’m not very fond of it.

Bright → They were just sending autumn waves from over there.

Sleggar → Wonderful… ❤

Kamuran is a partner chosen by the parents, so it’s certainly not Mirai-san’s responsibility.

That being said, I gave a terrible cold shoulder, so I’ll slap you.

>>152

Even a man would fall in love with something like this.

When Amuro started digging into the ground with “Time, stop!”, I couldn’t bear to watch, and I unexpectedly cried when everyone rushed over.

It’s nice that Kai comes to see us first.

I was a bit surprised that Frau and Hayato ended up together…

This person is serious! Do you understand?!

I was moved when Kamuran-san appeared in such a profound position at CCA.

>>159

I like the feeling that it’s not very popular with girls, but it’s actually a pretty good guy… something like that.

Everyone actually likes a guy who says one thing but does another, and is surprisingly passionate.

Hayato certainly doesn’t have any standout episodes, but I think he fought bravely.

I think it’s fine as it is because it’s not a character selling work that requires a specific highlight for each character.

>>161

It’s just that Hayato talks enough for people to say that, right?

I’d much rather be treated better than the one who gets told they can’t tell which is Marker and which is Oscar.

>>168

They never even leave that seat to stand on the ground in the first place, so they’re not really characters but rather organs incorporated into the WB.

It seems that worthless things are being increasingly added on afterwards in Job Jon.

Why did Sleggar have to die…

>>162

It’s sad, but it’s war.

>>162

It’s sad, but this is war.

If it’s just following closely, I can handle it with a light push, but I really like Sleggar-san for seriously slapping someone who refuses to be considerate.

Hayato represents how an ordinary person would achieve this level of skill in this period.

Kai and Seira are just too funny with their curly hair.

I thought the bitchiness of Hasa is in Mirai-san’s blood.

>>167

The charming qualities are probably inherited from Mirai.

Hayato seems to lack initiative, so it feels like there wasn’t a growth episode for him during the story.

I wouldn’t say I’m the type to be entrusted with the lead role in a standalone episode.

When Kai appeared in Z, I thought, “Wow, he’s grown a bit too much as a person…”

>>170

Why are you equipped with a whip…?

Everyone is beautiful, so I’m interested in Seira-san, but her personality is too strong, so I think it’s better to just admire her from afar, which feels quite realistic.

I like that Kamran, after being hit by Sleggar, can jokingly say, “What’s wrong, it’s just that the lady’s way of flirting was poor, right, Lieutenant?”

>>173

They’re doing diplomacy quite thoroughly around here, aren’t they?

>>173

That’s not something you’d expect to hear from a guy who suddenly barged in.

When I rewatched the TV version, I was surprised by Sleggar, who was the only one active in the first battle after joining, and immediately got along with the guys saying, “Shall we go take a shower?”

It’s amazing how quickly you read the relationships within the WB team right after arriving, Sleggar.

If we don’t drop the Big Zam over there, the damage will be no laughing matter…

It’s sad, but this is war.

Kamran is strong because he can even joke during Char’s Counterattack, saying, “I’m doing this because I don’t want Mirai-san to die.”

>>181

No, this is their true feelings. They are just saying it in a self-deprecating manner.

Seira is saying that everyone is doing their best! It’s scary when she says things like that and tells Amuro to fight while free-falling!

Lieutenant Sleggar and Kamuran should start dating.

Well, I think having a beautiful person like Seira who can motivate others is necessary.

It’s only natural to have various thoughts about it.

If Sleggar were in Abawalk, he seems likely to survive perfectly.

At the moment, Kamuran-san is paired with the green uncle.

There are people who completely don’t understand the character Kai, right?

So I’ll keep saying that ZZ’s Beachamond is crap.

It seems that Mirai would be considered beautiful in the Macross world…

Isn’t Amuro surprisingly strong from the very beginning?

From around episode 2, the mob Zaku isn’t even a match anymore.

>>192

Gundam is exceptionally strange.

It’s even funnier that Char delivers a decisive blow there.

I think Seira is the correct bald heroine.

Kai’s two main manga drawn by Kotobuki Tsukasa are very interesting, so you should read them.

A piece about Kai’s activities during the Z Gundam movie era and a reflection by Kai at the One Year War Memorial Museum after Char’s Counterattack.