He was a man who would curse but remained unshaken…

>…まぁいいかDoo and Gates are guys who can die without a problem.

That’s… because it’s not Atla, it’s fine if I die.

I think Mikako and Shuji’s voices sound quite similar.
I know it’s a different voice actor, but…
I wonder if it’s more about the way they perform rather than their voices?

I wanted to see Lupus Rex facing off against Psycho Gundam, but it was more anticlimactic than I expected.

I’ve started to have some shoulder pain…

The leader shot by Machi.

Mikazuki didn’t show himself much, but he was definitely doing the things he wanted to do, and he was actually a good guy, considering he took the time to make Atra happy…

It’s just that I don’t direct my emotions much towards anyone other than family and friends.
Mika is an emotional person.

I also had a dream of wanting to do agriculture.

There is quite a gap between the rough image and reality of finding time to study with an eye on a second career.

Mika has been a considerate man from the beginning, only his facial expressions hardly change.

Today, while watching, there were times when Shuji’s voice sounded like a scratched image.

Mika from the time when she was shocked seeing the fish is great, isn’t she?

I was surprised to see, but Mika is such a great kid.

I wanted to do agriculture, but because I became paralyzed, all I can do now is fight…

When Mackie came to Mars in the second season and brought up the topic of biscuits, Mika became a little grumpy, which is nice.
Mika, looking very sad after being begged by her younger sisters, is also wonderful.

In the beginning, I think I said something like “You’ve become quite the ladies’ man” to Orga after he got hit.

After seeing that part in the recent re-broadcast where it was tough to even read, let alone write, at that stage, I’m agonizingly recalling the scene where they can now read an agricultural book alone.
I remember reading it while connecting it to Rex.

I really do like Mika.
…it’s tough.

I really think it’s admirable that the children of Tekkadan, in that environment, are trying to learn to read and write on their own after being encouraged by Kudelia.

People talk about growth and various things, but I have a personality that doesn’t openly say I don’t want to fight in an environment where I would expose myself and my friends to danger, even though I have feelings for my family and companions. I wonder what I need to do to be able to say I’ve grown…

If I had achieved Agari, I wonder if I would have dismantled Barbatos and lived in a wheelchair with Arai Yashiki.

What the Tekkadan wanted was a life where they could have parents, go to school, study, and be free from conflict.

Mika is not foolish just because she is non-deli; she makes an effort to learn from her experiences and past to avoid doing things that she would dislike.
That being said, it is non-deli.

I may not have formal education due to my upbringing, but I’m quite bright, aren’t I?

I’m glad I was able to reconfirm that I like the crescent moon more than I thought.

Mika wouldn’t get upset about other people’s actions unless they pose a threat to herself or her friends.
If I’m asked for a comment, I might say something like, “Why fight when you can live without fighting?”

I’ve loved Mika since the past and even now, truly.

I think they must have worked really hard to accumulate knowledge by the second season of Olga, and it’s painful to see that the atmosphere has turned into that of a corporate slave.

Shino has a strong image of being silly, but in reality, there are quite a few serious and cold aspects to her…
It’s Shiho who warns Orga about the dangers of following McGillis.

I’m not asking for much, but I want to see Mika doing farming in a peaceful world, like in a school setting similar to the Witch of Mercury.

Is it Machu?
Don’t you have anything you want to do? Did you cherish your mother?
Well then, I might see you again at work.
If there were a collaboration, I think I would only say this much.

The Tekkadan is originally made up of disposable child soldiers, so they can make harsh judgments if they have a reasonable amount of knowledge.
However, the reason why I failed is precisely because I valued my friends, which can be seen in the aftermath of the Turbines’ collapse.

I’m happy that something I liked, like the crescent moon, can be talked about peacefully even if it’s in a random flow.

Mika, this is about all I can do, and if it lets my friends live… that’s the reason to fight.

I remembered a conversation that went along the lines of, “When Suletta extended her blood-stained hand to Mioleane, it was surprising how considerate Mika can be…”

Compared to Machu, well…

There are parts of the flow leading up to Olga’s death, or rather the flow of the finale itself, that I want to comment on.
I really like how Mikasa doesn’t lose her composure or break down just because Olga died, and instead motivates and encourages the team.

I think it was unfortunate that Olga had more charisma than her capabilities.

A man whose expressions and emotions are not as dead as they say.
The body’s functions have died.

Season 2 had a lot of tough moments, but I really like the cockpit scenes because they’re quite erotic.
I wonder if a lot of doujinshi came out.

Every time a new Gundam protagonist comes out, I end up reevaluating Mika, thinking he was much more decent and a good guy than I originally thought… right?

Mika is a wolf that loves her pack.

When you think about their upbringing, the members of Tekkadan are really doing their best.

I feel strongly that having characters around the protagonist who are likable and supportive, while it may seem like a given, is actually incredibly important.

Machu Machu is still at the halfway point.
Adolescence is a period for growth, but how it will all turn out is still completely unknown.

I had already decided before the story started that I would bet everything on Olga, so now I just think, “What should I do next, Olga?”
My willpower is actually quite strong…

Thinking about it, the situation of having a motherly childhood friend and later meeting a young lady resembles Dragon Quest 5, doesn’t it?

Mars has its own general household-like demographic, just like Zack who appeared in the second season.
In short, the gap between the rich and the poor is too extreme.

In fact, it is said that after the main story ended for a while, this route was not just the best option but perhaps the best route overall, considering the Tekkadan.
Even so, I can’t deny that the buildup leading to that point has its fair share of noise.

The tangled emotions like this are not determined by the social relativity of happiness and unhappiness, but by the gravity of the person’s heart itself.

Fritt, the dictator, the crescent moon, and Sleta all seem like good people when you think about it later… so Machu might end up like that too… probably.

I wouldn’t say I dislike Machu, but I hope they can do their best because there have been several episodes without any standout moments for the main character.

They say it’s a work in progress, but I think there’s a pretty good chance that Zeke Ax will just break through while remaining a total brat in terms of style.
That’s interesting in its own way, but as a protagonist…

It’s a given that current works in series IPs, not just Gundam, are often criticized.

Recently, fictional children are often portrayed as smart and understanding, making them well-behaved.
Machu, who is struggling and taking action as a city girl appropriate for her age, has quite a challenging character design.

Well, for Machu, it will depend on whether they can properly face the fact that they made a foolish mistake that brought unhappiness to those around them.

Mika, or rather, Mika and Barbatos were clearly evaluated in real-time when it came to battle.

It’s mostly automatic downloading and sleep learning through alayavijnana, but being able to farm at least makes me smarter than the Tekkadan members or Mahfiti.

Though there were few words, there were quite a few scenes where we talked about what needed to be said, Mikazuki.

I’m glad we could talk peacefully…

I really liked how their concern for Atora was subtly noticeable.
Since my memories are fading, I want to look back at only the happy moments.

The crescent moon and Atora are nice, aren’t they…

The basic operation methods for MS will be installed upon the first connection.
Agricultural knowledge is completely self-taught.

The ability to use the tail in an instant is what the Alaya-Vijnana is.

The drama CD where Mika and Atla reconsider having children is good…
No, do it in the main story!

It was good that you used a gun to keep the bracelet you got from Atla clean.
Marie likes that kind of thing.

In the end, I was thinking about Atora…

When it comes to making kids, talking about it too much in the main story would be too raw! It’s a daytime program!
…Well, if it’s five days…

Seeing the promotional post for the recent Shizuoka Hobby Show, I’m honestly glad that the anime adaptation of Ulhan hasn’t been forgotten at all, Barbatos.