What was so great about Char?

>>1

If you watch the Universal Century, there are plenty of followers of Char, including background characters, who come out in droves.

Episode 3 was also dominated by the uncle.

I heard the theory that asking “Is there a drugstore around here?” puts pressure on my subordinate, making it clear that I’m interrogating them.

Is there no pilot other than Exabe-kun or MS other than Ziegack?

Since Nyann was also hit, regardless of resistance or non-resistance, they probably hit when binding anyway.

>>10

It was like this during the Gauman too.

It’s when you unexpectedly look far away with a lonely expression, as if not wanting to reveal your true feelings, that I find my heart racing.

The purple suit is too difficult.

Shinji Kawada has certainly had more roles as an uncle who looks like he has a big belly…

Is this stylish eyeglasses also a part of diplomatic skills?

I’m looking forward to finally seeing this character’s new side from episode four.

However, what you’re doing is really messy.

>>17

If you understand Colonel and Zecknova, it’s worth a try!

>>17

From the beginning, using the Gundam and the assault landing ship with that intention, while stirring things up.

The pressure being applied is probably in line with the initial plan.

The purpose is probably to expose new types. If Char is alive, it means there is someone to take my place.

I’m thinking. And then, I caught something unexpected.

>>18

In the novel version, he’s a man who could make Char think it might be okay to team up with Amuro, so the potential was indicated, but no one ever mined it…

>>38

Since they die in the story, they can’t appear in the sequel, and since they return from Jupiter, it’s hard to include them in past stories as well…

It should have appeared in the parallel “For the Barrel.”

However, looking at it this way, it has completely lost its original appearance…

I’m really not gay, but I can’t help but look at this uncle with lustful eyes.

Too young compared to the original!

It seems that the Zeke Axes is likely something to search for the Red Gundam using psycho-communication, but I wonder what they will do now that they found it so easily.

I haven’t watched old anime, but do they die in the first episode?

>>25

Indeed.

In the original, they would be around 60 years old, right?

There are characters that haven’t changed at all, so this uncle’s bamboo design stands out.

Since it appears often in games, I remembered it, but it’s really just a minor role.

Dashing in the opening is also quite ostentatious.

Not just making a fuss from the back, but coming forward and being a strong handsome guy.

Of course, you can gain followers.

If you were 28 years old during the One Year War, are you around 32 now?

Char is really charismatic because he is very close to his subordinates and those around him and is easygoing.

>>39

Upon reflection, it might be that Gene acted independently because Char, as a superior, was relatively lenient and treated everyone without regard for rank.

Char is like a piece of gum that doesn’t lose its flavor for 45 years.

From the green uncle’s perspective, it feels like he was a benefactor who showed a different path after getting caught up in the Zabi family’s house dispute. Or could he just be a buddy?

They casually strike up a conversation and respond in a way that’s nice even if you say something back.

The character design feels very “who’s this?” but still retains a certain authenticity.

It’s amazing how, given that background, it doesn’t feel like it deviates much to say something like that.

Few people understand Char completely.

Many people are deceived.

>>44

Sharia has taken on Nana’s share as well.

>>44

In the original work, it is said that you can hold a big heart, or something like that.

It seemed like they were aware of some kind of danger.

>>53

There are scenes where they talk about ending the war in Ziekax… and then what? Or about being quick with planning operations… and making sure to emphasize that.

Maybe I’m mentally unstable because the Colonel disappeared.

It seems like the old man is directed the same feelings from both male and female fans.

Just changing the route a little can change the way of living so much.

No matter what route it takes, it seems like someone’s life will be thrown into chaos by Char.

I just don’t understand the chin beard.

You’re joking…

I wonder if there are people who understand Char.

I wonder how it would be with Lalah.

Although it was somewhat featured positively in ENGAGE, it wasn’t prominent enough to be included in the anime’s opening.

This person is quite powerful in reality, isn’t they?

>>59

Casually, the wooden return is a special existence that serves as a hook to Sirocco.

I’m a bit amused to be seen as cool and smart-looking by foreigners.

Did this uncle have any role in the original Gundam…?

I only have the impression that it came out and died immediately.

>>62

In reality, they died immediately.

But they say lines that evoke deeper meanings and spark the imagination.

Well, that’s the overall nature of the original Gundam.

If we’re not careful, the true intention of Char from Zeta Gundam might be deeper than the official history.

Thanks to Bosch’s thing, I can easily understand various things.

I remember that it was occasionally talked about that Bull is a rare Newtype with stable mental condition.

>>66

Isn’t Lalah also quite stable?

At that time, it is certain that they are a capable person since they were entrusted with new weapons in NT, which likely had only a few people discovered.

However, the role of Muji in the story is merely a prelude to unfold the tale of Lalah and the NT.

It is also a remnant of the old-style robot stories that introduce new weapons each time only to be defeated.

When I looked at the settings again, it turned out to be a type of character that was pretty amazing.

They are the vanguard of the Newtype psychommu attack force, so their name and existence are remembered by people.

No matter what you keep hidden, if Amuro targets you, you can only fall.