You’ve grown up…

Because I hit rock bottom once.

It’s like the script was loved too much (not in an envious way at all).

Heart Power Leveling

I had no choice but to become stronger.

The man whose achievements in Super Robot Wars attract the most attention.

It’s amazing that Bob wasn’t at the bottom.

You might have a junior high school education, but is it okay? Is it really okay regarding Asuka High?

A man who had no intention of being caught between lilies suddenly found himself sandwiched between them.

It’s forged so much that it’s like, do we really need to forge it this suddenly?!

Being kidnapped as Bob and living as a prisoner, I wonder what anime I’m being forced to watch.

When asked if it was strong, it feels like it just ended without any impact.

I generally like all the characters from Mercury, but I really like the two main ones too, along with the image.

The deterioration of the environment and accidents make me nostalgic for the days of the first arrogant students.

If I hadn’t been insulted by Fershi with “You idiot! You fool! You bald!” I would have been satisfied and died just like that.
Be grateful.

It feels like one person just did a side story and finished, so I’m somewhat at a loss for how to respond.

The person inside must be happy…

Wasn’t that something Mirione had to experience?

He is a good man.

If all the characters watch episode 1 together, I think the image and the president will say, “Isn’t it just too rough?!”

Miorine is strong from start to finish.
Even if I get hit and feel down, I somehow bounce back.
…Sletta is like that too…

Even after becoming president, I’m being tossed around by Elan and Sezeria.

Was it necessary to dig that deep into the thread?

I don’t know if it was warm or not, but I thought it was interesting.

I wish we could have had another season of Mercury.

It was such a depressed image that I thought it would be fine to be killed by my younger brother.

I wanted to see more of Bob’s story and stories from other dorms; two cours is too short, we need three cours!

Well, the part that connected the side story to the main plot was the last part related to the younger brother, but the whole situation with the brother was…

It’s not very strong in terms of emotions, but there’s a clear image of being able to protect my place.

Although we were able to overcome it, it feels like we should have discussed the situation with the family more before it became like that.

A character who thinks, “Aren’t you going to pilot a Gundam… No, it’s good that you didn’t…”

Characters that were in the main story as if they were from a spin-off work.

In episode 1, when Miorine and this guy were having a childish fight, the fact that they are now cooperating for each other’s goals made me think, “The kids have… grown up…”
That’s why the younger brother suddenly going crazy in the last part feels out of place.

He was an incredibly growing man as a human being.

I like the series of conversations with Miorine after returning to the Earth from the Asticassia.

Basically, I’ve been losing a lot, but the way I lost didn’t diminish my standing.

Embodiment of live感 (live feeling).

Sletta and Miorine are both breaking down, and the dream is still very much a work in progress. Rebuilding the company is going to be a huge challenge, and everyone is far from smooth sailing, but we have no choice but to keep pushing forward! I really, or rather, quite like a positive final episode like that.

The story in the main content is fine as it is, but I want to see more of the characters three years later…

Wasn’t it better for this guy to ride Schvalzette in terms of development?

Saving Sleta in the garden is really charming, isn’t it?

They were originally just clashing fiercely with Miorine, so it’s not that they were humanly fragile or anything like that…
If anything, it’s come to the final stage while still being in the same position as when Mioirine and I had our confrontation.

>心が強いThe guy who tried to take over the company while hiding the issue with his father…?

All the main characters in this work are very strong.
Except for one person.

This guy had his own story and ended nicely.

During the time we were camping, I was worried about what you would do from now on…

You’re still getting on the wrong aircraft in the end, aren’t you?

I wanted to see Shubalzette ride and the opposing route with Sleta.

I want to see a sequel.
I want to see a conversation between Srettha and Deririn.

What was that initial “Hyahha?”

Refusing to talk to my family and to devote myself to Suleta’s love, I simply escape from my place → At the last moment, I try my best citing Suleta as the reason, but it feels utterly out of place, and because of that effort, killing my father is indeed a terrible consequence.

For now, let them explain what they’ve been doing behind the scenes with Derling and Mama.

I wonder if when they asked me to marry them, they were serious after all.

The enemy that appears at the end after going through hardships and growth is the foolish little brother.
I think it would have been better if I could have contributed more to the story here.

Suletta believes that the essence of the story is about packing her own contents.
The scene where I was told by my mother and sister to live freely and cried like a cry of birth in outer space was really great.

I feel like we may not become lovers, but we could be good friends, based on the images and the thread.

What the hell is wrong with your brother suddenly acting in such an incomprehensible way…?

Miorine is acting like a villainous noblewoman, huh!
It looks like!

Riner

If Miorine touches a bad man, he will message her forever, so stop it.

In that scene, Guell is normally 100% in the wrong.
That’s why Suletta got angry.

My brother was also at his limit with stress…

It’s not a strength of character for Dad to immediately be told that I killed my brother, who was pushed to the brink of collapse and hospitalization due to overwork and mental stress.

If we’re talking about the limits of patience at Güell, then being treated like a delicate object after having an engagement partner decided for me without my consent is more of a limit to endure, isn’t it?

I understand there are various opinions, but the first episode is a typical story where “a prince on a white horse appears to save the oppressed heroine,” so I think it’s fine to say that it was Guell’s fault.
Otherwise, Suletta who confronted would look foolish.

Until the point where we started camping, it was a comedy relief.

Over there, Guell raised his hand!
Sletta stopped and made them understand through the duel!
Guel apologized to Mioline!
So I guess that’s good enough.

Bob’s calm face at that time…

I like the determination to choose for myself and come flying in with the Caliburn and Gundam raw pam 3000 times.
There was a chance that I would just spit out blood and die, which seemed like it would make my mom and sister gloomy.

I was always complaining to my dad…

When Guell returned from Earth, motivated for the sake of the family, Bob, who had been wobbling, had already fallen into darkness, and I think that felt more natural overall.

The impression of the man who was used in a bad way in the script is very strong…

I was worried… (Boom)

No one notices how terrible the situation that early Miorine is in is, right?

The fool pretending to understand Miorine from the back should have just become a holder and let her do as she pleased; that would have been the fastest way to resolve things.
Well, that guy was a coward who couldn’t even get into the garden.

It’s unclear who is stronger in MS battles, Sleta or Guel.
Basically, both sides are fighting in a not completely optimal state, and in the third match, it’s evenly matched between Guell, whose machine is in perfect condition but has mental issues, and Sleda, whose machine is slightly damaged but also has some mental doubts.

What was that scene with Lauda hearing rumors like “It’s definitely Guel after Guell’s return”?

It’s reassuring to see that there are patients who haven’t changed at all since the time of the broadcast.

It’s not strange for Belmeria to create a new Gundam in the movie version.

Vim really died in a sneaky way.
Even if I try to remember the crappy parts later, it seems that for Guel, only the fact that he worried about himself at the end will be emphasized.

When I talked about Miorine’s environment, I noticed and was openly asked about it, but someone ended up getting hit by bullets like that—!

I find the relationship between Guell and Miorine interesting and I like it.

The image was affected by the circumstances of the product lineup.
Shaddiq took on the burden of the story’s convenience.

I don’t interfere much, but I’ll manage the important parts – don’t worry, MioRine – that kind of approach from Shadique is ultimately just a generic Derling, so it’s the worst strategy, you know?

JetArk’s corporate culture is too focused on brute force…
Don’t send the president to the battlefield! Good luck! That’s not it!

The character has a unique flavor because they don’t pilot a Gundam.
Graham and that kind of position.

Shaddiq has never made Miorine smile, so things aren’t going well.

It seems there are manga spin-offs, but does Guell not have a role in them?

The younger brother’s mecha is overloaded with weaponry, and it feels like he still has more weapons! It’s impressive how he managed to use it so effectively in battle.
No, but because they can die, Gundam can do things like that…

The fact that the president was an incredibly skilled pilot during his active years adds a lot of credibility to the practical aircraft designed from a field perspective, making it quite strong.

As long as the premise that Miorine returns to Sleta exists, it’s impossible for it to be realized in the main story, and fundamentally, the relationship is entirely based on Sleta. However, I really liked the atmosphere of Gue- and Mio in the second half.

>>151Despite that, Guell was just a really good older brother, so there is a connection to the final explosion of rage.
Just in case
Just in case.
Why is it MioRine in that scene?

>>151Well, it’s because my wife and my mistress hit it off and simultaneously dumped me… It seems significant that I didn’t keep my two sons so separate as a father.

>>151Guel’s light is too bright for his brother.

It gives the impression that I grew up completely unrelated to Sleta.
The trigger was probably getting defeated once.

It seems that the three of them, my dad and my half-brother, get along well, which makes me think that they’re probably not the kind of guys who are popular with women.

I will never forgive you, Miorine Rembran!

After all, I had enough strength to be worthy of the holder.
I’m actually stronger, you know? Hehe? The guy who was being arrogant got shot down by someone he underestimated from outside his awareness.

Shaddiq’s behavior in a conversation suddenly became suspicious the moment Miorine arrived, and I thought, “Oh no, this guy…,” which was super funny.

Although Vim is a misguided jerk regarding patriarchy, it cannot be denied that he was also a good father in some ways.

I wonder if Guell is stronger than Shaddiq.

Lord Shadik, well…

After seeing Guel and Mioirine honestly complaining and fighting with each other, Shadik just feels creepy.

In the beginning, the Shadik Girls were thought to be a harem.
If I could take one more step forward, the sense of a harem around me would vanish.

Guel is more fulfilling after the main story.
The opponent also has plenty of Fershi, Cessaria, and Elan.

It felt like the girls were like guardians of a boy who had complicated feelings about love…

No matter how much mental debuff he takes, this guy has consistently had pilot skills at S rank.

The answer is that I didn’t include the vegetable garden.

I thought that Guel having a wife and a mistress was a setup for Sleta and Miorine to both go after him…

Isn’t the Daryl Balde at the end amazing? It seems like he could handle something like Rubris.

It was pitiful for Sabine to be handled as a side task.

If I were to say which of the ones after the ED I want to see the most, it would be the cheerful trio of Sereria and Elan from the thread image.

Hehe… That’s what I disliked about you!!

I never thought Elaran would end up being a character that breathes good air in the end.

Everything
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I did it!

It’s okay to recognize it as someone who made good use of AI, right? The modified version of Daryl Baride.