>シャアってジオングでアムロのガンダムと相打ちに持ち込めたのは迷いがなかったからでI’m always lost, you know?

In “Char’s Counterattack,” there’s a strong sense of pathetic behavior where the characters choose not to defeat their opponent when they could, just to say, “I win because even if I lose, Axiis will fall!”

It seems that there were times when he had thoughts like this about baldness.
I don’t know how it is in terms of the bulletin board.

Unlike Amuro, because I could do things other than piloting, if I really wanted to kill, I could have done it politically.
I just wanted to determine the winner as a pilot, after all.

If there is no hesitation, there is probably no need to be cunning, and no need to use political power, and Amuro would simply die not knowing what is happening.
It’s disappointing that I can’t tell if it’s just the lip service from Director Tomino at that moment or if it’s really the true capability of Char.

It was not “in my head” but “genuine.”

I wonder what will happen with the perm this time?

In Char’s Counterattack, there are no elements for Char to win.
Because politicians are doing it too.

Is there someone out there who thinks Char has to be weak…?

If there is no hesitation to begin with, there is no need to cling to Amuro, so there’s no reason to fight.
He’s just one pilot and doesn’t have any impact on the majority.

A Char without hesitation can kill Amuro head-on, but a state where Char is completely without hesitation is unimaginable.
I think it was something that was understood in the interview with the bald man.

It’s impossible or rather boring, so I won’t draw it.

In short, it means that Amuro died by a hitman.

The machines from the One Year War are strong too.
I wonder if the strongest Geong will come out in the end.

First of all, if Char had been serious when he met Rigazzy and Sazabi in the main story, he would have destroyed them in an instant.

When fighting Amuro, it’s basically just the standard spec machines, isn’t it, Colonel?

The reason I panicked when approached was that Sha forgot her waist beam.

First of all, an average pilot wouldn’t be able to fight a Zong with a Gundam.

If it were against Sharia Bull, I would have been killed much more easily.
I only survived because it was against Amuro.

Since the result of the MS mixed martial arts battle was a defeat after both the Sazabi and ν Gundam used all their weapons, they were incredibly strong despite being extremely conflicted inside.
It was even more unusually strong in Belchill.

Wasn’t the intention to display a confident Char in ZZ?

What is an “Oki Tomahawk”…?

What happened in Char’s Counterattack seems to be the result of the scales tipping, rather than a huge difference in combat power or something like that.

It seems that the ν is clearly superior to the Sazabi.
In the Gundam Ace manga, when there was no T-shape, the reaction was somewhat ambiguous, as it was considered just an ordinary Gundam.

Char Aznable from Zeta Gundam hasn’t met Amuro and Lala.
It doesn’t seem to be complicated in a strange way.

What’s amazing about the One Year War era is that they managed to switch to a new model every time against the curly-haired guy (Char) and didn’t die each time.
Since it’s Zeon, the operability should be different, and above all, it’s incredible that they’re suddenly mastering psycho-frame weaponry with the Zong.

Hmm, so can Char defeat the Psycho Gundam by himself?

A Char who lacks confusion seems to have low character appeal.

If Char is alive in the Zeta Axes world, he hasn’t killed Garma, and he hasn’t met Lalah or Amuro, so he’s really doing great.