My John…

The console input is super fast, Mom.

He has a good physique.

Jonathan, I wonder why I didn’t notice it.

>>12

Could it be that there was no way to be tied together because it was such a departure from the salty flavor of Mama’s perspective?

>>13

Since “Baron Isobe Mansako” appeared in the ending staff roll, her true identity was already obvious by the time she made her first appearance.

>>76

I think he would have been someone I couldn’t understand without that.

What is “Zuu”?

>>14

It means “Baron’s things,” just like YOURS.

I have a memory of seeing it in an anime magazine at the time, but since I can’t provide details as a source, I’m not very confident about it.

>>8

“I wondered what you would say until I heard ‘Yaa-‘, and then this was no good.”

If a mysterious baron suddenly sprouts up in his organization…

You probably don’t worry much about your true identity.

>>20

I can understand the reason behind doing something like this.

I thought that since Nelly Kim died in the light of the revival, Anoa must have also died.

Even if I search for “Zuu,” only “Baron Zuu” comes up!

I can’t help but cry for some reason during the final episode of Bren.

There’s also Kirumin Zoo.

There are two women missing from the OP, right?

>>29

Isami Miku

Naoko Isami

I won’t listen to what an inexperienced person says!

Which one would you want to date, that ship or Hashikan?

Isami Yu… just die!

>>33

By repeating the line mistake in the early part again

I thought it was impressive how you turned it into flavor.

What was the temporary curse?

I love you (katakata kata).

>>36

I wonder if they said that to momentarily delay John’s thoughts.

Both the opening and ending themes are about love.

What Orphan was seeking, something organic, is also love.

I like that it is not clearly stated in the work.

A gay guy who used to be into butt stuff is now into straight stuff, that’s a joke, isn’t it?

Using Schiller’s sword for techniques like bare-hand catching.

Captain Anoa’s cosplay, YES!

>>39

The one I’ve been seeing occasionally lately!

Maybe we’re compatible.

There’s no opening for the eyes.

I recently rewatched it and was puzzled by the occasional suggestive scenes with Captain Anoa.

It’s interesting how someone who knows nothing is acting like they know everything.

Did the viewers at that time realize the true identity of the image in the thread?

Because I was a child who didn’t read credit…

It seems like there aren’t many people who seriously watch the staff roll…

>>49

Since Bren has a preview, I’ll probably watch it.

I wonder what right John has to say not to interfere between parent and child.

I was seriously watching the OP, but…

>>52

This guy is erotic!

This isn’t about somehow gaining mysterious powers to become masculine; it’s just that when I cosplayed and interacted with John as a father, he just warmed up to me…

On the contrary, it’s difficult to guess the identity without looking at the credits.

It looks really muscular.

It’s a bit funny how they’re making their cosplay look more muscular and wearing thick-soled shoes to appear more well-built.

Sure! If that makes Captain Anoa more comfortable!

>>58

It’s great how the captain is confused by Yu’s remark.

After all, you can catch a glimpse of the gentle part that just can’t become completely heartless.

Recently, I’ve been enjoying various cosplay, and that’s the most important thing, Mom.

“Die for my son!!!”

Die, I have never heard anything like this work before.

No matter how hard I try, it’s going to end up being a parody of this, so I guess it can’t be used…

>>61

In the first place, saying “go die” is understood, but it’s not a phrase you would use unless it’s in a parody because it sounds strange, right?

>>61

If it’s okay to be a parody, I used it with F90FF.

Looking back, I realized that the plate when the captain went missing was Balonz.

That suddenly revived is amazing, isn’t it?

Recently, there are people dressed strangely shooting guns.

While we were laughing heartily at a Christmas joke, Captain Anoa fell into depression and committed suicide by jumping into the sea…

Wait… that wasn’t my intention… while watching the main story.

After that, was Jonathan’s character so rotten!? Did he completely let go, so it’s okay?

I wasn’t in cahoots with the shadowy old man; I was just treated as a creepy, muscular old man that seemed to have simply popped up from around the area, and that was no good.

Haven’t you talked it over?

It’s sad that just putting my work aside a little and giving him some attention made John cling to me so much.

>>70

Not just a little, but the people around me treated it as a suicide, and I ended up throwing away my entire career…

A sad person who was overwhelmingly suited to being a father above all else.

>>73

I think Baron’s way of watching over is more like a mother than a father.

Still, it was enough for Jonathan.

What John really wanted was someone close who could protect, guide, and even scold him…

And by becoming a father through hard work and putting my body on the line, I was finally able to achieve family love, no longer needing to work away from home.

He works hard outside and loves his son; he really is an old-fashioned father…

It’s intense how they express their affection, isn’t it?

It might not have been possible to regain it without that much.

I really like Jonathan’s reaction when he takes off his mask.

>>82

It’s nice that emotions are causing a traffic jam, and all we can do is mix together and laugh…

I am weak to scenes where my parents are weakening.

Could this outfit possibly be inspired by a comic that John liked when he was a child?

>>85

It seems like it was created based on a vague image of what boys generally like, as I don’t fully understand it.

I don’t think there would be a case where you wouldn’t realize the original source until the very end if it was blatant.

Nelly says it like everyone knows Baron Maximilian! I wonder if he’s a celebrity in that circle…

What’s the image of the boy inside Mom?

Speaking of which, I wonder if Mom ever got a sitter for John.

In this type of masked character, the true identity is quite well hidden, so it’s reasonable that the characters in the story do not notice it.

It was obvious with the ED credit, but…

I want to see what happens from the jump until reaching this state.

I wonder if they were placing orders for costumes and voice changer devices.

It’s already in the realm of being like Bruce Willis in The Sixth Sense, but I really think it’s impossible to realize on the first viewing that the true identity is Maman, Baron…

>>93

Because it’s too incomprehensible.

Why is the captain who jumped into the sea snowboarding in a completely different place?

What happened that you were there? Where did you get that outfit? You’re completely ignoring all of that.

>>93

If you look at it normally, it might seem like a prominent figure among orphans.

It must be a new executive since it coincides with Gabriel’s revelation of his true identity and return to Orphan.

There was a fool who was so excessively muscular that it became difficult to recognize them as a woman at the moment their identity was revealed.

Hide the Adam’s apple with a high-neck armor.

Deceiving muscles with an abdominal muscle armor.

Hide shoulder width with a cloak.

A waist cape also conceals the width of the waist.

Disguise your height with heel boots.

It’s like a reverse cross-dressing kind of deception.

>>95

What’s with those nipples on that armor?

I wonder if that armor was ordered…

Stop playing mother!

The name Baron sounds like a baron and feels complicated.

Thinking that the androgynous outfit is because he doesn’t know much about men makes me feel a sort of sadness.

>>102

Because I was a soldier, I should have had many opportunities to interact with men, but I wonder if I didn’t understand what a father was at all…

It might be the comic book hero costume that I bought for John before he was even aware of things.

It’s exhausting to see vocabulary that you normally wouldn’t hear coming up one after another.

I wonder what the only gift I received at the age of 11 was.

I learned about Blenpowered from Mama and Jonathan, so I was surprised that it took so long to come out when I actually saw it, Baron.

Upon closer inspection, despite being a Tomino work, does it end up with the parents properly reconciling?

>>109

Yes…

What’s crazy is that before the blend, it’s V, so the temperature difference drives me insane.

>>109

The content seems like something that would have been thrown away by the bald guy 10 years ago after reading the script for Blend.

Which episode did Captain Anoa’s departure happen in?

>>110

In episode 8 or 9, Jonathan seizes ultimate command.

I think they will exit around episode 10 because they jumped into the water right after that story.

“Don’t get in between a parent and child as you leave!” is what Jonathan says, and it’s great.

Yuu reconciled with his sister, and all the family issues are resolved. That’s amazing, Bren-Powered.

>>114

The only one who was neither reconciled nor affirmed by anyone was Yuu Mama…

Well, it’s only natural since I’m a whore getting it on with Jonathan right in front of my husband.

>>117

You got slapped by an old woman and made up, right!

>>119

I wonder if we can call that a reconciliation…

It’s true that we clashed with our real feelings.

After a dysfunctional parent-child duo awkwardly emulates a parent-child relationship, they finally reach true reconciliation.

I don’t think it’s a script that needs to be thrown away…

>>115

If you think that Bren’s ten years ago is Ideon, then…

It seems that I really empathized with Commander Doba.

An ordinary captain, yet incredibly skilled at both snowboarding and piloting a helicopter.

>>121

The career woman poured all her abilities into her son, so it’s that easy!

Although people often say “die,” the character also says “go” during the play.

In the end, the beautifully ripened tomato is shown, so they must have made up.

Jonathan is with his mother, Anoa, and father, Baron.

I’m happier than Yuu because I knew that both parents were watching over us…

Jonathan of Courage said he would be my substitute, and that line is so heart-wrenching…

The last tomato, which was the result of saying “It’s going to be completely destroyed,” is a great ending.