Could it be that Char is involved in this?

Garma hasn’t been killed, and honestly, he doesn’t seem to have that much intention to kill.

Well, it’s probably better if there aren’t siblings like that.

The assassination plan of Kicilia is disguised as an assassination by Psycho Gundam.
I like how it switches to the slippery uncle’s double top assassination plan.
I love you.

It’s like saying that Char reveals everything in the beginning’s wine scene while not taking off his mask.
In fact, I support the theory that the two do not understand each other.

An image of producing a large number of people who only pretend to understand.
The person is fed up.

Even now, the amusing moves of the band-aid and the interactions with Komori-kun might be a respect for Char, don’t you think?

It seems like they’re doing it for Char, but Char is likely to say no to that sort of thing…

Isn’t that normal thinking for the Daikun faction?

Curly hair

People who try to push Char forward love Char and think they understand him.
The person doesn’t seem to feel that way much…

Even if Char comes back after successfully assassinating the two, it seems like he would run away again.

What are you going to do after you exclude it?

The part of Char from Zeta Gundam that seems to be having fun is probably what makes him honest.

Char himself is greatly influenced by the atmosphere of the situation, so even if you understand him, it’s impossible to predict his actions.

Garma is here.

All the men who understand Char will die.

I haven’t killed Garma, and I haven’t met Lalah, Amuro, or Sayla, so isn’t it Char who is having the most fun?

I want to be shot by Char easily at the end.

They probably won’t kill him actively, but if they eliminate Gihren and Kshyria, Garma might end up rushing in and dying just like in the original history.
How about that, my best friend Red Comet?

It seems you don’t realize that they tried to assassinate Kycilia along with Granada by riding on the Federation’s operation.

Even if you pretend to be an understanding person with a gentlemanly attitude, strong NTs will see through you.

Chasing after the vanished Char at this point makes you a fanatic, doesn’t it?

Even if Sharia knows that Char is an idiot, it’s fine to be a believer.
I wonder if I’m gay.

But it’s Mav.

In the Zieg Axes world, it might be Char who has abandoned hesitation.

The problem lies with the top two individuals, and I don’t think there’s any resentment towards the Zabi family or anything like that.

What is Sharia Blue’s purpose?

Is Duke Degwin still alive? If Char doesn’t come back, the remaining Zabi are either Garma or Minerva, or if Degwin is alive, then if we succeed in a double assassination, we need to maintain the regime in a state where we can deal with them anytime until Char returns…

This version of Char has no issues with Amuro since Lalah is dead.
If you think that connects to Char’s Counterattack, it’s quite different, isn’t it?

I feel like the Char search is just a ploy where Char is involved in performing Kabuki.

So it was necessary to deliberately fail the operation here and kill Kisilia, wasn’t it?

Since it consistently portrays mutual misunderstanding, I think this uncle is just misunderstanding Char as well.
It’s just an unrealistic ideal from the uncle’s perspective to say that the colonel would never give up the lead of the MAV.

Upon further consideration, Char killing Kycilia at that moment was a truly unique timing.
In the end, they could have achieved Axis, but if Kisseria had been there, the organization might have been a bit stronger.

The Principality of Zeon is really distorted, isn’t it?
Despite the Dykun being legitimate, the Zabi family is causing internal strife and wielding power.

Even if the ultimate idea of Char is different, I would choose the former whether Char is there or not.
At least I was able to become independent from being a tool for boring political struggles thanks to Char.
No, I’m really dependent on this…

As long as both Kycilia and Gihren are alive, the assassination risk is far greater than in the official history, Char.
It can be said that it was fortunate to escape from Zeknova.

“Colonel, there’s Char on the other side of the light in Third Zequnova! Please take me with you! You and I were the only ones who ever existed…! Even if we disappear together, that would be great, and if I’m left behind to become a dried-up widow, that would be great too.”

It’s amazing that Sims has become an important person.

Isn’t Amuro, who can express his true feelings, including his pathetic emotions, after sharing Lalah’s memories, like a one-of-a-kind friend?

What Char says when wearing a mask or helmet is basically not his true feelings… It’s not entirely a lie, but…

Char’s first-person pronoun is “ore,” so if that couldn’t be drawn out, then it’s just a normal officer.

Amuro tends to grumble and hold a grudge about Lalah, but aside from that, being together is fun, and even being in opposition is enjoyable.

Probably, there is no one in this world line who can express their true feelings like Char.

Amuro and Lalah are gone, and Sayla is filled with murderous intent.

What Char needs is someone who will say, “Huh? Are you an idiot?” when he’s trying to act cool.

I am waiting, forever.
In this Sodon without you

There was someone in Origin who claimed to be a understander of Char.

Wasn’t the uncle also skeptical of Char?

Aren’t you looking for Char?

I wonder how much information will be disclosed about the Zekunoba next week.
The only person in the story who knows that Char activated the Orichalcum and tried to kill Kycilia along with his allies is probably Sayla.

>シャアに必要なのはカッコつけてる時にはぁ～ん？馬鹿かお前は！って言ってくれる人It seems like they would like the type of people who say things like, “The important people don’t understand,” or “Camille and the Lieutenant are burning the bridge, so it takes time to analyze.”

Char acts on the mood of the moment, doesn’t he?
I’ll do that next week.

Is Seira-san’s role in that situation to reveal to Uncle Sharia, who has envisioned a fantasy about Char, that he’s the one who betrayed you all and ultimately disappeared after causing the Orichar incident?

Could it be that this time they are also making good use of the terror?

It’s just that the position I’m in is too troublesome; I’m a big fan of hands-on work.

If you keep fooling around, Seira-san will come.

If Char were to know that Sharia was trying to crush Kicilia along with Granada, would he be disappointed?

I see, in a way, Sharia who was brain-fried by Char and Machu who was brain-fried by Kirakira are in the same position.
It seems that a harsh backlash is waiting for Sharia as well.

Char is, well… someone who wields a certain amount of power without any sense of responsibility.

I am Char’s sister.
I will tell you everything.

It seems like Char from Zaku wouldn’t do something like that.