At least I didn’t die.

I wasn’t qualified to be a mother, but when I imitated my father, I was really well-liked.

Dad doing it is just a mimicry, huh…

The one who is doing well is the boss.

Nelly and Egga were about the only ones who died at Blen.

Yu and Hime’s fusion technique doesn’t work at all, what’s going on, Mom…?

It was also Mom who didn’t give me that love!!!

Although I’m clumsy, this is still a type of love.

It was great that the love was off-the-wall but still clearly conveyed.

I want to see a spinoff of Jonathan and Maman’s last days after they reconciled.

I wonder if mom is still alive at the end…

In the end, it turned out to be somewhat like a story about Jonathan and Mom.

I can’t see a future where I can reconcile with that Isami Mama.

The Isami family is in such disarray that the Anoa family seems a lot better in comparison.

This person is Vega Prospera.

The three warrior moms wearing masks.

I’ll die for my son~

Die for me～

Because Yuu has come to Novis Noa and has been able to properly recognize one person.

I think the thread image is a better parent than the mom that’s currently being talked about.

Overall, when looking at it.

Mr. Jonathan

The reason you can talk back like that is because you have a mother who gave you life, right?

Why are you Baron!?

“Why is it that you are Baron?! The change in expression before that.”

It’s nice, isn’t it…

Additionally, Shiiko-san’s feelings of love for the boy remained until the end.

The feelings I hold on my own won’t be understood by a child.

I will die for my son!

In this anime, Usami Baa is the toughest and most evil.

Unlike the Isami couple, Mama always had love, but the problem was that she didn’t make an effort to express it.

Brave Powered has quite a proper conversation drama, doesn’t it?

It’s fine to fall in love at any age, but at least do it where I can’t see it…

It’s nice, isn’t it, the sleeveless dress, old lady?

Looking at the Egg War now, the animation is… somewhat organic…

Works depicting the negative aspects of late-life love are rarely seen, not just in anime.

The Isami family finds it oddly distorted that Dad and Yuu are able to have a relatively good father-son conversation.

That dad is definitely a bit psycho.

It seems that Papa and Yuu normally get along well on a personal level.

Antibodies are difficult life forms, aren’t they?

If you don’t regularly carry people, you will break down and die, and your life depends on aliens.

It feels like it’s the image of a dad that the bald man has seen.

It’s not a bad thing, really.

From the grandchild’s perspective, it’s just tough.

It feels like Dad, who is a workaholic, has a weak attachment or interest in family and people deep down.

Dad is probably not being cold because he loves work more than anything else, but rather because he doesn’t love anymore.

I just love my job so much that I have no interest in anything else.

In the beginning, Isamu was oddly stubborn and trying to do everything by himself, and I really thought, what is wrong with this guy…

I won’t listen to what an inexperienced person says!

Compatibility… I wonder… we must be a good match ❤️

What was the B plate, after all?

It’s like… a counterpart to Orphan?

It was all kinds of organic, wasn’t it…?

Well, that old woman is seriously lecturing us.

That’s why it’s troublesome.

Sad to say, my father had talent, but my mom.

The grandma is usually a kind old lady with a general sense of conscience, and it’s really crazy that things have turned out that way.

It’s often the case that things go well when you interact as if you are strangers…

I love the nostalgic atmosphere when Jonathan tells Baron, who has been talking about all the hardships on Earth, “Let’s go to space together on Orphan.”

I feel that as long as Hime-chan is there, human relationships will somehow work out.

That’s right… let’s do that together… ❤️

It looks like a new enemy executive that came from Orphan due to the timing, but the fact that there’s actually no depiction of that at all is clever.

Before being an old woman, I am a woman.

Forgive them.

What is this creepy, rough thing?

If we’re just talking about strength, I can match Shiko, Mom!

But you also lied, didn’t you?

You said you would make me happy.

The unwavering acceptance of Bima is what maintains the core of this work.