>>1

I really want revenge, but I’m sacrificing it for the sake of my child.

It’s the exact opposite of Shiiko-san.

Well, when I think about the inconvenience to those around me, this might be better…

>>3

In terms of nuisance level, it’s next to Aura.

>>3

It was me who did it.

>>1

It can’t be said that it’s better than the upper right, right?

>>1

No…

Why is the top right in Africa?

Prospera is

“I really want to kill Delling, but I don’t even have time to move my body freely, and more than that, I need to create a world where Ericht can be free… I made Slerta with a clone, but I developed feelings, so I hope she’s happy in her own way… So my revenge has only involved lightly bullying Mioirine…”

>>5

In the first place, Derling is an enemy, but if you think about the origin, it’s because they were forced to create Gundam, so Ox Earth can seriously die… I liked how Derling was also helping to create Quattro Zero…

The top right is a perfect mother who has survived and also achieved revenge!

…What about the bottom left?

>>7

The voice is the cutest in the world.

There was enough love to be angry about the children being killed in the bottom left…

>>10

Isn’t it just created because it was needed as a tool in the first place?

It’s strange that it wasn’t born from love, but was created to be used.

The bottom left seems more like a gimmick to have the world acknowledge one’s excellence through the ability to create, rather than love for the child.

>>15

I like that it resembles Yuren, who wanted to have the achievement of giving his son the kind of love that could grant him any talent.

>>16

Is this the end?! The feeling that it’s a total dad’s fault is stronger, so it’s safe.

In the upper right, there was an option to return to my child, but I ended up with the remnants of Zeon by saying, “As long as there are children on the battlefield, my war won’t end…!” It’s a bit much…

I can’t forgive the Federation for sending children who are like my son to battle! Choosing to leave my son behind and instead fight remnants in Africa after the war is not exactly the best choice from a child’s perspective, but the alternatives are even worse.

Because I can’t be happy just by myself after killing a child…

I was doing something a bit wicked on Earth.

I always wonder what the problem is when we successfully repelled the attacking army.

>>25

What you’re trying to do in the first place is global-scale terrorism, isn’t it!?

>>25

They are massacring innocent soldiers because they are committing bad acts with large mobile weapons and are coming to stop them…

>>63

So what… you live in a world where if you get hit, doing it back doesn’t count, huh?

>>69

It’s an incredible worldview, especially in most Gundam series.

>>79

It’s your story! You were told it wouldn’t work because it didn’t even work in the Mercury world!

Isn’t there a bit too much nameless Rospera here?

Mother is strong.

The top left has a high number of killings, but most of them are the result of retaliation…

Isn’t the child in the upper right dead? It’s been blurred, but…

>>32

I’m leaving it with my parents (grandparents).

I wonder if the remnants of Zeon were able to return home after that, the top right.

>>34

Fundamentally, the route to Africa makes it quite difficult to return to space.

The top right says that as long as there are children on the battlefield, the fighting will continue.

If you really accomplish that, you’ll be the craziest.

In the Universal Century, children have been sent to the battlefield.

There’s no room for defense in the fact that I’m randomly making clones of my daughter and letting them die…

>>36

They don’t seem to hold any grudges, after all…

It’s a manga, but I really like Patsy from F90FF.

It’s sad that even though I was living, it seems I will never be able to see my son again…

>>39

Is that person still alive?

Unexpected

Amuro, father Zenryo, mother Kasu.

Camille, father Cass, mother workaholic.

Judo – Parents working away from home.

Seebook: Father is kind, Mother is a workaholic.

No way…

>>42

To be honest, Amuro’s father is often idealized, but I can’t say he was that great.

>>44

After all, he is someone that even that eccentric Amuro admires…

If I hadn’t dropped out after that, I would have been on a course to be killed by Judoh in the upper right.

The top left is mostly bedridden and near the end of life…

>>47

Receive judgment all the more…

If the parents are decent, the boys and girls can’t get into mobile weapons at all.

>>48

By the way, Machu’s mother is quite decent, isn’t she…

>>49

Mr. Bright is somewhat normal, I guess.

Hey, Mafty.

>>48

But Kirakun’s foster parents were good people.

There was love for the children in the lower left as well.

That being said, you are the ones who lead humanity… and indeed, your mother was proud of herself for that.

If there’s really no love at all, I think you just end up being a worthless failure!

It is precisely because of the love that laments, “My children!” that I feel it is grotesque.

Mother is strong.

Is the Kash family the best among the protagonist’s known family members?

Is the most decent mother the dictator’s mother?

Even though Karida is my mother-in-law, she is incredibly reasonable.

The circumstances of how the brigadier general got into the Strike are so much like a traffic accident that when I reconsider it with an understanding of the subsequent hell, it makes me feel so sorry for him that I can’t help but laugh.

The child in the upper left often says to face judgment, but it’s an act of retaliation after receiving a private punishment from the judging side.

The Vanadis agency was originally supposed to be properly judged in court, but it was a massacre that was brought forward in date.

Quiet Zero was subjected to terrorist attacks prior to its launch in the academy and against group leaders, and after it became operational, it faced a large-scale military invasion and defended itself.

The top left isn’t just about soldiers; it’s also making a mockery of ordinary citizens on Earth dying, isn’t it?!

>>65

Isn’t it worse to create banned weapons and provide them to terrorist groups, even though it’s quite immoral?

Prospera isn’t doing anything.

I did all the bad things.

The top right is just so pathetic.

It’s impossible…! Defending Prospera…! After all, it’s a crime that’s fundamentally no good, which is why Suletta and the others are going to stop it…!

The United Galactic Council is made up of a bunch of trashy individuals…

>>71

The people who were killed were just ordinary people.

The upper left is a typical toxic parent, right?

I really want to get revenge, but I want to prioritize Elict and still get revenge!

So I’ll spill everything to Miorine and ask for her help!

The top right is just pitiful.

I’m losing sight of the answer as well.

It wouldn’t be surprising if she became a woman who doesn’t forgive humanity, given her circumstances in the top left.

If it’s for Ellie, I’ll be a little more gentle… I understand that my body is becoming less and less able to move and that there’s a time limit.

Don’t arrange the upper right here… that’s what it will be.

I would like to consider how I was as a mother to my own family and children separately from the degree of trouble I caused to society, but in that respect, the bottom right is just an ordinary former ace pilot.

Because it is not over, war cannot be discarded, resulting in family misfortune…

The upper left is sympathetic, but that aside, it’s trash.

Ingaohou has generally taken a hit, but the upper left managed to escape…

I have one! Just one in this universe! No, just the two of us, Elicto and me!

>>82

In that world, it’s not such a rare thing, and since I was living as a Spacian before and after that, it might as well be a higher level of living.

The one on the bottom left is a mother, but she’s not a multipara, right?

The massacre of the Parliamentary Alliance Corps is one thing, and the terrorism on Earth is another.

In the first place, he is an employee of Oxxarth, and that old lady is also a dangerous person and not a pure victim.

The top left was better than I imagined, right?

If I was associating this with appearances, I was just being a regular mother.

>>87

As a mother, I might have been better than that.

Humanity is…