>>3

If we were to have a competitive ranking of the most difficult situations across all Gundam series, the one in the thread picture would probably rank near the bottom.

>>14

Let’s use it as bait! That’s for sure.

>>16

This decoy unit keeps clashing with the top players all over, yet they hardly die…

>>14

According to modern standards, it could rather turn into a major scandal that might flip the ruling party upside down.

>>25

Always a troublemaker, huh… that White Base…

Can you survive?

Because we are in the middle of a war, only those who are suffering are here.

>>21

It’s not that I want you to forgive me for letting Ryu die, begging you to spare me.

I really can’t stand the thought of having to pull these guys along without you from now on…

So that’s what it meant.

I thought it meant the former until now.

>>162

It feels like there are many lines in Tomino’s Gundam, especially in the first one, that have both meanings.

“If the opponent is a Zaku, then it’s not human.”

>>149

Since they are showing the anime version on platforms like Amazon Prime, looking back…

Ryu is a seriously dependable guy… or rather, a dependable brother…

The person has a big hole in their abdomen and is probably aware of their impending death, but… please spare me, Ryu…

If I found myself in the same situation now, I would probably go mad.

Char Aznable, 20 years old.

Bright Noah, 19 years old.

Baran Banjou, 18 years old.

>>26

Even adding 10 years makes it somewhat difficult.

>>26

The biggest lie.

>>26

Kenshi Tetsuya, 18 years old.

>>27

It’s good to escape.

Why would you run away with the precious Gundam?

>>30

The sponsors are saying to make Gundam active…

There are child soldiers in war.

When Ryuu-san died, Bright-san collapsed, and Mirai-san and Sayla-san took charge with their vibe; everyone seemed cute and amusing in that situation.

If anything, even Ryuu-san is a young soldier, so there’s really only amateurs in the early WB.

Even the civilians we rescued end up sulking and getting off the aircraft to die on their own.

>>38

In the original work, there were parts that were hard to understand because it only had basic dialogue.

I was grateful for the narration that provided supplementary explanations.

Amuro blew up the Zaku, which is why Tem Ray is missing and unaccounted for…

>>48

The MS has only been around for a few years, so it’s still at a baby level as a weapon.

>>48

It’s just a matter of having a face that looks like it’s in the 50s…

I think they should have assigned at least one officer to Luna Two, but it must have really been tight on resources.

>>49

Well, I put on Lieutenant Reed, you know.

>>49

Lieutenant Lead came, but he was totally useless.

Thinking about it, it feels even more despairing than a systematized student mobilization.

Isn’t it terrible how Tomino has made the Federation look like garbage, having reconciled completely with Zeon and Char after they pushed them so hard and killed so many of their own people?

>>51

Since the 1st season, there have been characters like Raru-san who are good individuals but are portrayed as enemies.

>>70

Isn’t it ridiculous that Bright and Ryu became volunteers believing only the Federation’s signs?

>>89

It’s a story from the era of AEUG, but the way it shifts seems like it’s not good at storytelling.

>>52

I think from that point, everyone’s feelings will come together and it will lead to a passionate development of unity…

>>52

Even though Ryu is also struggling, it’s no wonder that Bright would cry when he’s able to support him…

But then after this, you suddenly get motivated when they say, “It’s Char we’re talking about…”

Shin Matsunaga, 24 years old.

You’re lucky you can vent your frustrations; for someone like me, it felt more like a tantrum than anything I had imagined before seeing it.

Amuro seems to be able to lead a decent life as a Ziquas.

It feels like Bright-san might just die normally, and I can’t really say anything about it.

By the way, why did you not just go south after landing in North America and instead made a trip around the world?

>>62

The location of Jaburo is exposed!

Once you see up to Z, you’ll feel that White Base hasn’t really done that much fighting.

>>65

What’s going on with the compliance of both the Eugo and the Titans?!

>>65

Well, since everyone is young and has no career, they haven’t been tainted by violence.

In Z, violence is rampant not only in the Federation but even in Anaheim.

Even if it’s an afterthought, I think it’s reasonable that Bright would cooperate with Char if it means that the Space Noids can achieve true independence, especially since he only hated the Zabi family’s dictatorship.

Is war hell?

>>68

What kind of war isn’t hell?

The independence of the space noids isn’t a bad thing, and it’s also true that the Federation was trying to prevent it.

Both Amuro and Bright have left a strong impression with their determination to mature and fight as individuals with their own will.

When I only look at the scene from the first generation, it seemed weak.

When you really look at it, the situation is quite tough, and it seems like they have to stretch themselves a lot just to survive, which is so pitiful…

It’s presented like a classic scene where a stern superior advises a somewhat spoiled young protagonist, but in reality, both are pushing their limits to the breaking point.

It’s fine to use a decoy, but why don’t they want to send the super strong Gundam back to the main squad?

>>75

I want you to struggle a little while being dragged down, as you stir up the battlefield.

Also, the data has been collected, so it’s fine.

>>75

Where the hell is the main unit, you idiot?

What was supposed to be recovered at Luna Two was also attacked and fell through.

There’s nowhere to escape or return to, is there?

I feel like there weren’t many scenes where Ryu is supporting Bright.

It might just not be depicted in the anime.

>>76

Just having you here makes me feel better mentally.

Until I watched the anime, I had an image of it being like a volunteer army, but that wasn’t the case at all.

Even back in the Z era, there was a feeling of being quite mature for their age.

If you were placed in an environment where you couldn’t survive otherwise, I think you would have no choice but to become that way.

Bright becomes a ruthless character who uses children as pawns in war even in Double Zeta…

Amuro has nowhere to return to; when he reunites with his mother, she treats him just like when he was a child, even though he’s in military uniform during wartime, and when I shot to avoid being discovered by a Zeon soldier, I’m told I’ve done something extremely terrible. When I reunite with my father, he has lost his mind, is fixated on the Gundam, and no longer cares about his son.

An adventure king version that sums it all up with “All of this is Amuro… he’s a man!”

I like Bright being abused by Basque in the Z early stages.

I was happy to see the White Base team in Kukurus Doan, who were somewhat laid-back but also did things ridiculously well.

In this situation, we have no choice but to either do what we can or all die together…

It’s basically a homage to the White Base, but other than Kira’s overwhelming pressure, the environment is still better, right? That’s how I feel about the Archangel.

>>91

The coordinator is not accepted, but Kira is different! Look, they are being accepted by those around them!

>>96

You are a traitor coordinator…

>>91

Well, it’s because he’s an adult who has properly built a career as a soldier.

In the case of WB, it’s hard to say they are an adult even with a mature face because of their age.

While it’s true that Amuro is the key to the White Base team with maximum combat power, it’s clearly too rough to just put him in the cockpit, considering he’s dealing with PTSD, and then launch him straight out of the catapult.

As expected, the world where Zeon won is operating much better, isn’t it!

>>97

Is that true~? Is the situation on Earth, which hasn’t been depicted yet, really going well~?

>>97

Because the Federation won, the people who were dropped from the colonies are still able to endure.

Do you think there isn’t a plan underway to crush Zeon behind the scenes?

>>97

I haven’t seen Zeta Gundam, so I don’t know, but until they succeed in stealing the Gundam, it’s like the old story, right? How does that world’s Zeon cover up the major scandal of dropping a colony that sprayed poison gas and killed all the residents on Earth?

>>97

Where? It’s just that Zeon is oppressing the Space Noids.

I understand you want a response, but could you think a bit more before replying? It’s annoying.

Frau, who is protecting Amuro, is having her relatives and acquaintances blown away right in front of her by the Zeon forces that have caught wind of Operation V…

>>99

You’re really crying, Frau… Come on, you have to be strong… After Amuro encouraged you and helped you escape, that’s when Gundam stands on solid ground.

The words of the Frau here are also a return for that time, you know.

In the early to mid-game, not a single person on the White Base has any leeway, it’s truly hell.

It feels like it’s finally getting to the point after surpassing Jaburo, and it’s really exhausting.

It’s not just Bright; even the Titans members are trying to join the military organization for some motive.

What is that something? There’s no explanation at all, and since Emma didn’t know anything, she even tried to betray. I’m more concerned that journalism and mass media seem to be dead.

It’s pretty terrible that Seira-san just suddenly took off in the Gundam on her own, isn’t it?

However, Amuro’s subsequent actions are even worse.

Could it be that without Amuro, the original series was in a fairly hopeless situation?

I think there are times when Mr. Bright is putting on quite a performance to the best of his ability, and it’s really impressive.

If someone has to be blamed, it’s Gene, who, in his impatience for success, attacked even the civilian shelters and created a situation where Amuro had to get into the Gundam.

There are soldiers with a conscience in both the Federation and Zeon who say not to attack civilians and fleeing soldiers.

Well, depending on the work, there are guys like “Hyahha” that show up on both sides…

In this tense atmosphere, the victory of savoring the exquisite wine of triumph from the quantity warfare of the gym created from the battle data of the boy who fought desperately is exceptional!!

It’s crazy how Amuro Ray, who has been treated so poorly by the Federation from the beginning, continues to be a dog of the Federation until he dies.

Let’s drop Axis.

Even though it’s temporary, it’s really crazy that a 19-year-old has to take command of a state-of-the-art ship with a large number of refugees on board…

Bright, while understanding Amuro’s harsh circumstances, must become a demon as a captain.

Mr. Bright’s heart is broken over Ryuu’s death.

←My parents exploded right in front of me.

Tomino suggests that the Federation could win if they tried seriously, but since it’s a hassle, they don’t, and instead, they let corruption fester to conveniently start a war, which has resulted in the overwhelming presence of these issues in the Universal Century series.

I think it’s a natural progression to feel that it would be better if Zeon won.

The era will soon come when Captain Paolo will be exalted.

>>122

It’s too much of a stretch to say someone is capable just because they’re doing nothing.

Losing is not shameful, but pretending not to see it is.

It’s much more outrageous that ZZ Bright lures delinquent kids to the battlefield with sweet words, but it’s a sadness that there are so few people who see that.

>>123

It might be that my first appointment as captain feels somewhat numb because I’ve been watching Amuro and Camille like this.

>>123

Well, I get punched in the end…

If we’re talking about whether it’s power harassment, then yes, it is power harassment, but will anyone actually address it if I point it out?

Even though it’s the latest state-of-the-art machine, it’s being piloted by a civilian boy who is an indoor type and hasn’t received much training.

In a situation where there’s hardly any support, if I don’t do something, everyone will die.

You have to fight with all your might, so you have no choice but to grow, even if you dislike it.

>>126

What has been completed is a Newtype that can sense bits and cut them with a saber, as well as evade the Gelgoog’s finger beams by slipping through gaps with minimal movement.

Even a small elite may win but be unable to govern, eventually being consumed by the original system, as has happened in past history.

>>128

The Theory of the Han Ethnicity in the Earth Federation

It’s not so much power harassment as everyone is being forced into power leveling right now…

But isn’t 80% of the Aggama’s violence Emma’s slap?

After this, I’ll use Char as a broth and tease, saying “What a disappointment!”

Amuro’s stubbornness causes him to act, so unexpectedly, in a short time, Bright-san looks at people.

Eugo is just too damp for some reason.

I’ve been watching Gaiking lately, and over there, the protagonist is preparing for battle even before getting involved, so things go smoothly in that regard.

Even in old anime, there are quite a few differences like that.

I did a little research, and this is a character from the Gundam series who is also 19 years old like Bright at that time.

Mashumar

Frost Brothers

Burnie

Kou Uraki

Mihai-nii

Mr. Nguyen

Unleash the wrath of justice, Gundam!

When you think about it rationally, isn’t it strange to entrust the Federation Army’s top secret and top fighting force to an amateur group, even if they are lacking in strength, Wakkein?

Well, it turned out to be the right choice in the end.

It’s quite a stretch to say it would be better if Zeon won.

>>142

Why are they making a sequel even though the Federation won? It’s normal for Tomino and Tobita to be like that.

By the time a sequel was made, it was already a contrarian move.

Because so many lives depend on Amuro, it’s probably from the latter half when he became too strong in the main story.

Both Ryu and Bright had an attitude of “What can Amuro do alone at the beginning? Don’t disrupt the harmony.”

After this, when I thought I should let him rest and took down the Gundam, Amuro threw a fit and ran away with the Gundam.

>>144

Back then, Bright never really consulted Amuro, did he?

>>148

Since I’m not yet skilled enough to be confident in my own judgment, I’ll try asking those around me before consulting the person directly…

The person became aware.

Well, I guess it’s not easy to consult directly with a 15-year-old… Should I put some distance?

>>170

>>144

Why are we talking in a hangar where it feels like I have to do it… Why…

Speaking of which, I remembered when I saw Zeke Aks.

Isn’t white beige and Gundam just a decoy?

I remember seeing it in other media before.

Could this be an official setting that has been around since the early days?

I can’t remember because the first generation was way back.

Luna II has a consolidated fleet strength, but they were expelled without any replacement personnel…

I’m quickly reviewing in G Gen, but I’m at my limit.

The weight of the next episode preview, “Will you be able to survive?”

It wasn’t good for either side to win, so it was necessary to establish peace at a suitable point and draw out favorable conditions.

…Solar Ray launch, okay!

If it was planned as a trilogy from the beginning, it wouldn’t have turned out so disjointed.

The Universal Century Gundam has built up illegal renovations.

Because Mr. Bright has to take this attitude even if it’s forced.

Mr. Ryu, who interacts generously, saying “I understand both sides…”

Dead…

There are always people who take sides with either the Federation or Zeon, but it’s consistent throughout the series that both are trash…

>>160

If that’s the case, then Amuro and Bright, who are fighting hard for one side, will also become worthless.

>>164

So neither of them has met a good end, right?

Ryuu-san gives off an air of a reliable mid-level veteran soldier, but it’s not really the case.

>>161

You should be a new recruit, right Ryuu-san?

>>167

That state-of-the-art ship… only has civilians who have temporarily become combat personnel and new recruits.

Since Ryu has been a soldier for about three months, he’s already being made a senior…

Please forgive me, it’s mentally too much already, and why at this timing of all times? There are various things mixed in, so it’s hard to say it in one word.

The reality that the refugees we worked hard to protect can also be quite awful is unpleasant.

>>168

There are indeed old men who steal kids’ food…

>>168

I remember laughing at the sight of an old man in a costume stealing a child’s bread with his grandson.

Once the situation settles down, it’s natural that discussions about how awkward this is will come up.

There is…

It seems that they have been consistently appearing as if they could be considered the behind-the-scenes main character of the Universal Century.

Bright’s fate is too tragic, isn’t it?

>>174

It’s a common story element that being constantly involved leads to tragedy…

May those who exit quickly find a peaceful life.

>>174

I think there are aspects that can only be understood because of that.

Poor thing…

It’s Ryu-san, who has a bit more experience than I do.

Of course, for Bright, who was a completely inexperienced newcomer at the time, he was a reliable senior, so of course he’d be upset if he died.

After going through various things, everyone made up their minds, received supplies, and went up into space.

Dren and Konsukon suddenly get beaten up in perfect condition.

The conversation gets strange because you’re mixing up the federal government and the federal military.

>>178

Are you listening, characters in the story?

My son has probably grown up wonderfully.

When this turns into Generation Z, young people who are prone to getting angry will obtain the power of MS themselves, leading to their downfall.

I’m currently watching the first episode for the first time, and I really like the Zaku soldier who gives supplies to the descending parent and child; it has a strangely profound feeling to it.

Also, Garma’s fall was earlier than I had imagined.

It’s amazing to have a life where my son is making a name for himself as an eco-terrorist.

It’s just that the worldview has expanded and the range of characters has increased.

In the One Year War, a lot of active generation characters probably died, yet as the series progresses, it feels strange that more and more good veteran uncle characters appear in the Universal Century.

If both are trash, it becomes unclear which one is justice, so when they made Char entirely worthless in “Char’s Counterattack,” some people got angry saying it’s too much to ridicule Char, while others, like Tomino, feel it’s perfectly fine to make fun of Char as much as they want.

What am I supposed to do?

You’re great! Just keep running away like that.

It’s pretty honest, isn’t it?