>>2

At the moment, I don’t see any elements that would allow Mond to be forgiven, but will they increase…?

Rather, if Beecha becomes the captain after this, it would probably be a good feeling, but for now, this guy is just terrible…!

>>3

Mond’s main character episodes are often mentioned as some of the best scenes in ZZ.

>>3

Even the captain is like “Huh?” so look forward to it.

It’s pretty shitty.

Eugene is also crap, so the middle is hollow.

If I had to say, it’s El, but he’s too kind.

ZZ is full of bratty kids who would cause an explosion if it were broadcasted now.

>>6

It seems like threads with completely opposite opinions are being created every day…?

If I’m still halfway there, I might faint from the pull…

>>8

I honestly didn’t really like game knowledge, so I’m scared.

Forget about that, the show will explode with a naked Puru-Tsu.

Pull is honestly a super brat, but I totally got off watching the bath scene.

I felt strongly, even as a child, that Z was initially dark, so they wanted to make it a gag-world anime like Zabungle… but it seemed like the reception was poor, and they returned to a serious tone.

Too much dragging of Elgain in Z and ZZ.

>>17

Elgaim is an experimental work thrown at the young! Or so they say.

Despite being rejected three times by Bandai, the bald man who tried to continue using Nagano was too brain-fried by Nagano in El-Gaime.

I binged it all in a week too, but isn’t ZZ a comedy until they land on Earth?

If anything, this has already evolved beyond a gag since leaving Shangri-La.

It’s not that I particularly like the vibe of the first half, but I’ve come to realize that Gundam is a series that tends to get gloomy through ZZ.

But I also can’t help but think that there are times when I’m being dragged into it against my will.

I was rewatching it all on Abema, but I was more surprised that the early Eino was a brat more than I expected compared to these two…

Trying to remember Eno’s face ends up making me feel like the third generation.

“The evaluation at that time can’t solidify in one direction without any opposition.”

There were definitely objections, but the person who acted as if they weren’t listening has been saying the same thing all along.

You don’t need to deal with those kinds of things!

In the first episode, the protagonist tries to steal the Z Gundam.

I love the vibe of the first half.

I ended up doing it with Eino…

Mondo grows after Rasara dies.

>>28

Since Sarasa’s name just came up in the preview, I’m looking forward to it…

ZZ was fun with a laid-back vibe until the end.

By the way, I’m currently watching V Gundam, and there are guillotines and the space drifting punishment of Byfom, which makes me think that Tomino is in great form; it really shows that it’s aimed at children.

I don’t want them to die, but I wished they would get injured enough to be shot down.

Ah, I’m so bored! That’s it! A bastard who can casually sell out his allies.

To them, they don’t care about things like AUEG at all.

Rather, it’s abnormal to be fighting while honestly obeying.

>>36

No matter how you look at it, Neo Zeon is clearly a losing horse, unlike Eugo…

>>37

But rather than trying to use us kids as bait when there aren’t even any pilot candidates.

Isn’t it better for a gentleman to lead an army where adults are fighting?

>>41

Yeah… then how about we just give them autonomy and territory…?

>>48

Stop being foolish for the sake of the story.

I was surprised at how overtly moe Pur is…

I understand a little why Ruruka is still popular now.

Mashmur is a gentleman, but he is unstable and holds up in the Haman-sama theater, his subordinates are wicked, and his character is crazy…

Bright relies on the Gundam legend, but I will forgive if Fa leaves, and I am also willing to forgive if Beecha and Mond leave from the AEUG…

It is delightful that there are more Plushiko.

>>45

This is all, and I didn’t think it was dirty living and that it was obvious and shitty.

“Don’t do anything ridiculous!?”

Plu also comes to get the Tama with the resolve to go all out, and it makes me realize that a combat machine is indeed a combat machine.

Astonaige also has his thoughts on this, right?

Honestly, ZZ is not interesting at all…

Then and now

>>49

Pull…

I wonder why Beacha didn’t really kill me.

Katsu killed me, but…

At first, it was tense, but in the latter half, it’s clear that the Gundam team and Astonaige have become close, which is heartwarming to see.

For the old men, it was only recently that half of humanity died, so they must be tired of war.

From a flat perspective, looking at it from the children’s point of view, their behavioral principles are well understood and totally convincing.

I think many people who were following Z in real-time have a strong attachment to the Argama side, and they probably faced quite a bit of backlash.

Was there an element of entrusting the battleship to the captain?

>>57

If we’re going to send Judo on the mission to defeat Haman, we have to appoint someone from Shangri-La as the captain and depart at that timing.

If we’re choosing someone other than mobile suit pilots from among them, he has no choice but to be the captain.

>>57

Mr. Bright has gone strange.

My perspective on the characters changed quite a bit during the recent marathon broadcast.

Especially Beacha, Mondo, and Puru.

A ship full of children and Gundams becoming the winner in a three-way battle was a common occurrence even in Another Gundam.

The other day, I watched ZZabemade for the first time, and neither Beacha nor Mondo annoyed me at all.

Mucha and Shinta and Kumu were much more irritating.

I watched with a pounding heart as the war gradually became more serious and daily life was being eroded by fear.

The battle scenes are cool, and I really enjoyed ZZ.

I think it’s impressive that Beecha managed to survive with the old generation MS-100, which didn’t quite keep up with the Z era.

Regardless of personality, their abilities were excellent.

>>63

The inside is the latest model…

I think that Bright, pretending to be a decent adult, is pretty worthless.

Originally, a poor middle school student who is desperate to earn enough to eat, is forced to jump into a life-or-death situation for the sake of ideology.

The employer is a cheap Anaheim and the broke AEUG caught between the zero motivation Federation.

If anything, from the perspective of the Space Noids, there is even a chance that living conditions could improve under Neo Zeon’s rule.

I think it was remarkable that you followed through just on the verbal promise of “I’ll give you Z” and guarantees for food, clothes, and shelter.