Gene of the Universe

>>1

Gene is going to die soon.

This guy isn’t going to die…

Don’t let a guy like this handle weapons of murder freely.

>>4

After Lady D’Anna pretended to be Kiel and visited.

“Who is that young lady?” asked the maid.

(A scene of crying, saying “I don’t even understand my daughter anymore…”)

It’s a shame it was cut.

You’re worthless, even below pastry bread!

Don’t use someone who’s like they’re on their period all the time for an important mission.

The people of the moon are overwhelmingly strong, yet many are dissatisfied with the policy of reconciliation, and it seems to be popular within their own circle.

This guy’s subordinate! It’s sinking! It’s really sinking!! It gives off a complete feeling of not being used to actual combat, and I feel like there are a lot of such depictions.

It looks good, but my mental state is so bad that I can’t pleasure myself.

I dislike people who say things like “This guy is bad, but he’s the main culprit!”

When you see the life of Socie’s family and the people of Knox being destroyed…

This dizzy head of mine…

It’s on the verge of breaking down, but there’s no doubt that the one who clearly pressed the switch is the culprit.

Avoiding all blame and charging through to the end is the worst.

Well, it’s understandable because they’re such a skilled pilot…

If it were a “hyahhaa” kind of guy, this would be an easy-to-understand plot acceleration device.

What’s scary is that I keep making mistakes and reflecting on them repeatedly.

It was good that I retired from the military and was engaged in excavation work.

Even so, I’m good enough to have stopped the movement of Turn X together with Harry.

The face is set as the most beautiful.

>>22

Is that so!?

Well, she is beautiful, but is she more so than Lady Diana?

>>22

The thread image is pretty cute…

You have the ability, but you’re not suited to be a soldier.

The trigger is light, and I don’t seriously listen to what my superiors say. What’s going on?!

>>24

Traitor! (Happou)

In a way, she’s an interesting woman.

Pou is not good with the boss, and to put it more bluntly, the entire Diana counter is not good.

>>27

Even so, it’s painful that it’s better than bringing Ginganum to Earth.

Well then, shall we have Lady Diana at the top take responsibility and step down as king?

So Joseph was the culprit…

>>30

I thought it was a monotonous read, but it actually had a lot of character in the voice!?

Thank you for making the Turn A easy to use…

When I chased after Captain Xeno with Smopak, I was like, “Is this guy for real…?”

When there is no war, this is what the military becomes, as was also shown in G-Reco.

Honestly, Socie’s boyfriend is worse than the thread image, right?

I felt uncomfortable being treated like some kind of good person.

Did this guy really intend to become a queen?

If there were no thread images, it wouldn’t have turned into a war at all.

>>38

But if this guy wasn’t here, the discussions could have progressed a bit more rationally.

>>41

The Earth side is too ambitious and violent, it’s impossible.

Rather, it was a necessary hit for the outcome where Earth could compete with Ginga Nam.

Because it’s the starting point for the militia strength enhancement RTA…

>>40

It is also the starting point of the Diana Counter practical experience RTA.

Even though the current discussions are progressing, the future of conflict remains unchanged with Agrippa and Gingnamm waiting in the wings.

I hate war and Pou.

When you say it’s not good, it brings up the topic of the forceful Earth return mission, doesn’t it?

Come down after discussing it more.

>>47

Lifespan

>>47

I think it’s Lady Diana who is the culprit behind the situation.

Because Lady Diana herself also has aging and lifespan issues.

I think there were parts where it wasn’t considered calmly.

The Earth side was also highly motivated, and since the Ginginham Corps was waiting on the Moon, it would have turned out that way regardless.

Do not make humanity, unable to process such emotions, front-line soldiers.

I wonder if they had the ability… The Turn A is at such a disadvantage, but I have the impression that they were making a big fuss together with the captain.

Both the Earth and the Moon feel a lot like children who just can’t help but want to play with toys.

I understand the feeling of wanting to unleash those super weapons, especially the Wodom.

It feels like a collective of soldiers rushing ahead, lacking a sense of individuality.

>>54

Let’s see if I can make you cry, Pou Age.

I was told not to make a move from this side by Lady Diana, but out of frustration, I used the mega particle cannon and ended up killing an important person on the Earth side, which complicated the initial talks, and since the Turn A also awakened, well, it’s quite a bit my fault.

Even if this guy does nothing, the dangerous ones are waiting, that’s right…

A crazy person who shoots beam weapons at an opponent armed with nuclear weapons.

Anyway, Grandpa Bowgun will be coming to the peace talks!

As soon as the war begins, I will make it my springtime!!

I think it’s a bit of a failure that it’s hard to notice she’s a beautiful character because of her hairstyle.

>>59

It makes me think of certain members of the National Diet, and I don’t like it…

The lack of understanding of what they’re dealing with and the sense of complacency now gives off an incredible G-Reco vibe.

>>61

There’s no one this aggressively nonsensical up to this point!!

>>61

For now, the Moonrace is aware of the danger of MS as knowledge, but since no one really knows about G-Reco, it’s a bit different.

The biggest mystery is being with Grandpa Sid in the epilogue.

It’s bad that Takeshi Koyama doesn’t take this guy off the front line.

Even though I’ve been strictly ordered not to, I still mess things up due to a momentary emotion.

A group that should be given strict punishment but reduces sentences out of personal feelings and treats it like a game.

In the chaos, it’s really something to end up quietly on the side of the allies… Not just this guy, but all of the coup side.

This guy seems tough, but there’s a creepy childishness at its core that is unique…

The trigger is too light.

There’s no practical experience from anyone, but this is not a weapon that should be entrusted to them.

The Earth’s culture has become quite strange, but the Diana Counter is also pretty wobbly as an organization.

In terms of discipline, the Earth might actually be doing better as a part of society.

I love the eerie yet realistic portrayal of how the perception of the nucleus differs between the Moon and Earth.

Captain Harry, after this, I leave it to you! If you could die honorably there.

In hindsight, it’s a good thing that this was the one we engaged with first.

Isn’t it thanks to Pou that the Militia was able to fight the Moon Race?

Well, the Ginganum fleet feels like the most playful group.

The trigger of Pou seems lighter compared to that of the warlike Ginganam fleet, which feels like a heavier trigger.

>>80

Really? (While watching Suesson)

The guys from the Ginga Nam fleet seem like they’re doing it for fun.

Even though she was a fake, the fact that they were about to shoot Diana, who was taken hostage, with a mega particle cannon is dangerous.

>>83

The younger generation has a weak faith in Diana, and there have also been assassination attempts on Bruno and Jakob…

Why are they entering the Diana Guard at the end?

Keith is thinking about things most seriously.

I think it’s okay to cry.

It’s not just your fault, but you are at fault too.

It must have been strange when war suddenly started while you came as a guard.

When the leader returned, I felt calm.

Don’t give sumo to such a person.

The Zenoa unit is firing nuclear weapons; it’s just plain crazy.