By the way, does Z overlap with the era?

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Z is from ’87, but the Zeke Axe is from ’85.

I accelerated the years because it will become troublesome when Shirocco returns.

Yeah.

Why do you take life so lightly!? Die!!

I’m telling you that decent people don’t do stuff like Klaba.

Huh? So can I see the bratty Camille?

On that day, at that moment, in that place.

Roland will get angry too.

I don’t know if I’ll intrude or not.

Most protagonists would either freak out or be taken aback, right!?

Even if Camille is there, it’s still Green Noah in Side 7.

Well, we might be able to see Rorimurasame too!

There’s no getting angry or being taken aback.

Is this what you’re doing…? It seems like you’re quite unusual.

Are they around elementary school age?

Besides karate, Camille participates in a small-scale mobile operation competition, right?

Are you a high school student, Machu!? No, were you a high school student…? With that…?

The death of the person in the crab battle is probably considered an accidental death externally, so they might not be that angry.

It’s Camille’s anger against the war and oppression.

At first, it seems like I’ll join out of curiosity, but I might end up getting really frustrated with the system itself along the way.

When Macchu passed by the unfriendly girl, it seemed like it was Camille.

You are going to absorb the thoughts of the people who died in the clan battle using a biosensor, right?

I think that clubs are just for people with a bad attitude.

I get angry at those who bring in the resentment of war or the military’s intentions.

A mother who doesn’t prioritize her family certainly gets angry.

And I think that it is not just Camille.

It seems like they are not doing it at Green Noa, maybe Clava.

It depends on the current situation of Side 7.

I want to see Exabe-kun being loved by Rorifou, but since there is no Murasame Research Institute, it might be impossible.

My mother is trapped in the war, and it’s too guilty.

Don’t play!!!

This guy is a bundle of rebellious spirit, and now he’s probably come to dislike Zeon.

“They started a war on their own, drove the Federation out of space, and now they’re just dumping autonomy on each side, that’s why I’m saying Zeon is tyrannical!”

The thread image is serious and overly logical, so it has a fundamentally annoying personality.

Camille would probably hate it if it were the final episode.

If it’s Camille from episode 1, I feel like he might actually participate.

By the way, those little brats from Shangri-La too.

Quattro, who welcomed us, is not here.

There is no Eupho for the receiving plate.

There are no annoying Titans.

As long as my dad doesn’t cheat, I can stay a straight-laced kid focused on karate.

99% of Gundam protagonists get furious asking how it came to this after watching the witch’s last moments.

Machu is just strange.

I have a cute childhood friend too.

Since Lunartwo has been taken, Shangri-La has probably lost even more work since the war.

I’m… normal…

Killing itself seems to be quite a common occurrence…

Spray a powerful drug on the bored young lady living each day in her adolescence!!

If it were during my time in Green Noa, I might have gotten involved.

Please be a mother or complain to a witch.

Camille getting angry at a witch who refuses to be a parent seems likely.

I wonder if the NT group is born in the Zeke Axes world…

A character who fights with a playfulness typical of a girl raised in privilege… It’s Quess.

In this world, Camille’s parents might also be parents, right?

I might get angry at the witch, but just thinking of Jerido makes me feel a mix of emotions that I can’t quite express.

Is Emma around the age of a high school girl?

The flavor of this world is probably not burnt in my brain.

In a sense, the witch is Hathaway.

I realize Amuro, the one who messes up the brain of the half-baked, isn’t here.

I mean, Bright actually dies during the Gundam robbery.

Judo is in a privileged environment, so why is this happening? It’s the side that holds its head in confusion.

Eugo! It’s Eugo!

Not Eugo!

It’s questionable whether Hathaway has even been born, and more importantly, Char’s Counterattack is from 1993, which is long after the year of the Zieg Ackse.

I wonder at what timing Mr. Bright got on the WB.

If there’s a trend that doing club battles is manly, then I’ll participate.

I think initial judo types are the ones who participate in clan battles in order to send their younger sisters to an elite girls’ school.

You wouldn’t get upset over something like this.

If there are people who intentionally try to kill their opponents in clan battles, it’s no surprise that you would get angry.

If you see someone like Judo, you’ll cry.

I was crying after seeing a widow riding a similar Gelgoog in the desert.

It’s too much to romanticize someone who participates in Eugo just for the fun of it and then gets upset about the club battle.

Some people talk as if Amuro is on the side of the establishment and want to create a convenient existence for themselves in their heads.

But I think I would get really angry at those who would kill each other unnecessarily, leaving my son aside.

Camille is doing karate, so we should do it together.

If it’s the people from Shangri-La, they’ll go so far as to steal both Gundams.

That said, online gambling in Side 6 is legal for adults, so it carries a different weight compared to here.

I feel like if I were playing a battle like “Kou” or “Io,” I would end up losing my skills instead of improving.

If there hadn’t been the Mk2 development, would the Bidan couple have become estranged?

It feels like a husband, neglected by his wife who is too focused on work, has turned to infidelity.

It seems that when I was on Earth, my family relations weren’t particularly bad.

Even though we have become peaceful, why are we doing something like this?!

Camille seems likely to shoot down her opponent while saying that.

Camille’s personality must have undergone a significant change due to the tragic way his mother died.

Without that, it might just be a bit delicate and prone to anger.

Even parents who are properly affectionate towards their children and feel anger can be dragged into a war, redirecting their hatred while accumulating various mental damages.