I have no choice but to get hired by the Zeon army.

At the very least, if I had just handed over the device implanted by Nyaan to the police as it was, it might have ended up in a completely unrelated zone without this happening.

>>6

I want to make that scummy refugee who acted so cocky pay for it!

They seem to be putting on an atmosphere as if they were about to be reported, but they’re already beyond that point.

It feels like there aren’t many Gundam protagonists who voluntarily throw their lives away even though they were living relatively comfortably.

>>10

If you watch episode 1 of Z, you’ll understand that Camille suddenly awakens his NT sense.

“Using Jerrid’s malicious brain for a direct catch, I couldn’t hold back and ended up attacking, resulting in social death.”

From there, joining the terrorists is how they’re finding a way out, so it’s a life of decline.

>>10

Isn’t it Quess rather than Camille?

>>9

Maybe Camille and Hathaway.

A refugee who is a smuggler.

– A junk shop resembling half-greys.

A street artist with an armed MS.

Being expelled from a prestigious girls’ school is enough of a social network.

>>12

But what if it’s a lieutenant colonel from the Zeon Duchy Army’s special forces?

I want you to experience your first kill soon.

Usually, one either finds their position while getting swept up in the fight or has a sense of a reason to actively engage in the battle.

At least the mother seems quite decent, and it looks like she has one of the top-class family environments among Gundam protagonists.

>>18

That aside, the conversation between parent and child is quite one-sided… It seems that Machu herself has internally given up, feeling that it’s useless to express her opinions to her mother.

The incorporation of Z homages everywhere is way too ominous.

You don’t have to pay homage even to the ending! Seriously!

>>19

I feel like I don’t have as sharp intuition as Camille.

A well-off high school girl, yet burdened with depression, sparkles and decides to drop out of life…

Without Shuji’s sparkle, I would have broken early in both episode 1 and episode 3.

What was the message that was sent before my phone was broken?

Study!

The atmosphere at home and school isn’t one that would influence hair color, so I guess the hair color is inherited from my father.

NT might even be able to control time…

The night when everyone has fallen asleep.

It might be.

An old man with a goatee.

Some kids are working part-time, right? It seems like they’re really comparing their situation to Nyann’s.

I just accidentally dropped my Gundam-themed smartphone.

>>34

It’s a story about a guy who is impersonating someone else and drops his smartphone, then ends up fighting with a super hacker who picked it up, and both the one who dropped it and the one who picked it up are dangerous characters…

>>35

Huh?

Zeon is tightly bound by the agreement with the Federation, and since it has to govern other sides with the national power of Side 3, there’s no doubt that they are severely lacking in resources and are being greatly underestimated, which is quite harsh.

>>40

Moreover, that fighter jet is on a classified mission!

That’s crazy!

The impression that particularly stands out is that of a privileged child who is not particularly repressed.

The military police Zaku is organized as a military organization under the premise that the army is banned in that side, effectively functioning as the Self-Defense Forces.

>>43

It was shortly after the end of the war, so that feels more fitting.

>>46

Are you coming to spread poison gas in our house?

Well, it’s better if it only ends with the death penalty.

I knew it, but isn’t it difficult to return to a normal way of living from here?

>>49

Should I get married and open a bakery without one arm?

>>49

In the Gundam series, even with a special safety net laid out, it’s difficult, if not impossible, because I’m an outlaw who broke through everything due to curiosity and bad luck.

>>49

It seems like I won’t have any good experiences due to my dependence on sparkles.

>>95

It seems like a big star might flicker on and off.

Oh, I’m going to take some medicine.

A high school girl riding an MS with that kind of vibe.

It’s crazy that someone who is supposed to be properly educated can steal MS without any concern.

If it’s First Respect, you can’t just recklessly know military secrets and let them run free, right? It seems like it would end up being a situation where we would have to accompany them until the enemy is defeated, but the war is already over.

The enemy… who is it?

The woman who killed two military police in her first battle.

>>54

I’m not dead!

Stole a top-secret advanced aircraft, killed a police officer, and participated in illegal gambling with a criminal organization.

Okay, it’s over. It’s the end.

The addictive sparkle is so enticing that it can lead ordinary high school girls to commit crimes, which is dangerous!

A new type that sparkles and seeks pleasure, stepping onto the battlefield.

>>58

It’s because there are people like you!

I can still turn back because I haven’t been exposed yet.

But as long as I’m seeking sparkle, there’s no reason to turn back…

There’s a pattern where if something handled like Uraki is too extreme, it gets considered null and void…

>>61

Will I become like Camille’s mother…?

>>61

I feel like this is usually the part where Gundam pilots make their determination.

Frau’s entire family died, and Camille’s mother was captured and thrown into space.

>>61

“Inside the capsule”

If the Zeon in this world is an organization as bad as the Titans

I think it’s not strange to push back more, though.

Just like the Titans, Zeon will annihilate everyone (laughs).

“We’re not going to go around saying things like ‘We’ll kill all the Earthlings and refugees too!’ (laughs).”

>>76

Since the outcome has been decided, there’s no need to do it again…

But if the Earth Federation has some amazing surprise up its sleeve and makes a comeback, it might happen…

>>76

It’s exaggerating to say that just a few meters of sea level rise is a big deal.

However, it seems that the only way large-scale combat is likely to occur right now is if the remnants of the federation suddenly launch an armed uprising…

Bearded man

You shouldn’t get involved any further.

You’re going to drag me into this, aren’t you?

I think putting a heat hawk into the torso of the military police Zaku was the most dangerous.

Whether it’s the cockpit or the fusion reactor…

Even though there don’t seem to be any problems at home and no complexes.

Being able to break through to that extent is amazing.

>>70

Well, there was a gently modern oppression as a space noid…

In the end, that’s a problem as it is.

>>70

Well, if I was enjoying peace and tranquility and suddenly saw the government start a massacre, I wouldn’t be able to remain calm.

I hope the whole school doesn’t get burned down and all my classmates killed.

I guess that sensation is the spark to live on the boundary between life and death.

Machu seems to see it as something that feels good to liberate himself.

The vegetable shop boss with a twisted cloth headband.

More like a character from AKIRA than Gundam.

Katadomudomu Burger staff

What is the depth of their grudge, I wonder…

When measured against that standard, Zeon hasn’t done anything significant.

The daughter of an auditing bureau employee who can greet diplomats and important officials is worried about the money for her tutoring, which makes me wonder if Side 6 is really that short on funds.

>>83

It’s a conversation that results from seeing refugees who have to do shady side jobs out of concern for money.

If what they’re doing gets exposed, the person will go to prison and the mother will be removed from public office.

At the point of episode 1, they killed someone and felt nothing, so it should be fine even if things go in a bad direction.

Well, people from the slums definitely died during that raid, right?

Air isn’t free either!

Yet these refugees!

You don’t have to bother dropping a colony when it becomes vs Earth.

You can just let the nearby meteorite fall slowly.

I wonder if the sensation of a new type feels like a drug to a girl who has never stood on a battlefield.

>>89

It seems that I’m getting hooked again because I’ve had a successful experience associated with almost dying the first time I came.

I think the Newtype probably picked up a lot of voices when that military police messed up.

Lewis was just an ordinary girl, but because of Gundam, it turned out that way.

It seems they laughed with “ha ha ha ha ha.”

Isn’t it just that your parents are such toxic parents that you’re numb to it?

Mother is killed, father is sentenced to cryogenic prison…

In the worst-case scenario, there is still the possibility of awakening Zeknova and creating a huge hole in the colony, resulting in a massive massacre…

I want to believe that they won’t make the protagonist bear such a great sin, so Ziek Ax will be the trigger, and the red Gundam will become the center of Zeknova, leading to Shuji waiting.

>>97

Drilling a big rock like an asteroid is a whole different story from drilling into a residential colony…

Look at the toxic parents of the Gundam protagonists throughout history.

A parent and child who are just slightly out of sync are pretty cute, aren’t they?

Since it’s a robot anime, it’s no surprise that anyone could die.

I wonder if it’s funny to say “that guy is going to die, this guy is going to die”?

Even the protagonist could possibly die.

>>103

There are various Gundam series, and I haven’t seen them all, but at least on TV broadcasts…

The protagonist probably only died in “Attack on Titan.”

It feels like the protagonist was taken off partway.

The story goes that new types can only live on the battlefield…?

>>106

Once you see that sparkle, you can’t help it…

>>107

It is also unfortunate for Jurid, who gets hit by Camille as a result of that aftermath.

It’s one thing to insult someone verbally, but just thinking it in your head!?

In the battlefield that followed, Camille is obsessed and destined for hell.

>>115

Because I have really good luck with women in that world…

It seems like Machu is getting hooked on a kind of sparkling addiction, or rather, it’s a resonating kind of way of getting drawn in.

During the One Year War, I was threatened with death if I didn’t obey, so it makes sense that Machu was enjoying peace.

A well-bred young lady.

Once you experience the sparkle, you get hooked.

Engage in organized crime activities.

In overseas dramas, isn’t it a template for protagonists who are all bad and straightforward?

Both Amuro and Camille grew up in households that were fairly wealthy, or you could say upper-middle class.

I haven’t deviated from the path as spontaneously as Machu has.

Ra… ra…

But

Naked… Naked…

The protagonist who set NT has a pitch-black tomorrow…

I’m so envious of having a rich and caring cute childhood friend.

What is that halo?

The overly polite lead-in that says “I’m about to become an unfilial child” is irresistible.

Life is too unplanned.

I turned around at that ticket gate…

There is someone guiding something with the mystery email and saying hello too.