That’s right.
I only died because I was playing around.

I can do command, politics, plotting, MS development, and MS piloting.

A person who was enjoying themselves throughout except for the end.

It was impressive when we outsmarted Bright and Jamaican and took control of Von Braun.

The gap between the brilliance of the setting and the actions within the story is remarkable.
Don’t be fooled by looks and voice.

I was made a fool of for my blunder towards the end, but I still maintained a sense of superiority throughout.

Well, it was suspicious starting from the assassination of Jamitov.

The impact of arriving in a Messara while the Earth Sphere is engaged in small skirmishes with machines like the Hizack and Rick Dias is huge.
Of course I’m a genius! I can’t help but get carried away.

It’s certain that they are a genius, but when they think “this looks more interesting,” they spontaneously change what they’re doing.

Honestly, I think I can do anything by myself, but I seem like someone who can’t.

It’s like a 𓃠, isn’t it, Lord Paptimas?
To those who are interested, we will smoothly proceed.

It feels like, regardless of the final goal, everyone was mostly just going with the flow.

If I were doing it completely on my own, it probably wouldn’t have been a big problem.

The genius has an aura that really seems like they could do something, but their ability to charm people wasn’t as great as they themselves thought.

Surprisingly, I’m not popular with women.

Actually, the TR series’ large-scale units started rolling out before Shirocco came back, and they have already been deployed in actual combat.
Titans are awesome!

Even though I appeared in the middle of the story, there is little connection with the main character, Camille.
It’s a relationship where Camille suddenly gets angry in the end…

It’s been a long time since I made a surprise appearance in the main event.

Since I was hit only once by a Suika Bar in the story, I won’t die unless the occult is involved…

Maybe the most amazing thing is the technology development, followed by the piloting system.
From there on, debuffs will be applied.

In the end, Haman just bothered Char and went home…

Somehow, Haman handled things better during the Gryps Conflict.
I can’t help but compare.

“This won’t let us win against AEUG! I think it’s a famous line.”
It’s your fault, isn’t it?

Suddenly appeared, made an extremely annoying move, skillfully chipped away, and then quickly put some distance. Hamarn.

With the power of resentment, I can effectively take down anyone, and if I engage, I will lose.

Axis took quite a bit of damage, but they managed to recover well.

There’s no reason to stick with Grypps until the end based on Haman’s victory conditions…

The Titans’ fleet is being targeted by the Colony Laser, so I will go stop it by myself!
I was having so much fun being sandwiched between Char and Haman that I forgot to stop!
It’s seriously stupid as hell.

You think there’s no one better than you, so you’re looking down on others, right?
Someone who is at the level of being seen through by the essence of Basque.

I thought it would be fine to crash into Axis, but it turns out the round one next to the pointed one is where people live.

The moment I realized the power of the hearts of those who didn’t believe until they were hit by a watermelon bar, I thought, “Then I’ll do the same and make it go back,” so stop dragging Camille along with you.

Even though they look young, how accomplished must Shirocco be to be the commander of the Jupiter fleet?

The power that comes through the body? Can something like that defeat a Mobile Suit?
You say that, but you were fighting an aura battle against Haman, weren’t you!

You can also do gags while riding the trolley.

I think the mindset of MS, which believes that a settlement can’t be reached between NTs, was looking ahead.

The one who directly harmed Camille was overwhelmingly Jerid, but…
It feels like the ability to empathize is at play when someone treats this person, who is almost unrelated, as an enemy.

I used to think he was a joke character stabbed with a watermelon bar before I knew about Gundam.

I am overflowing.

A loser who exaggerates Elon Musk.

We had lost the moment the colony laser was fired.
If left alive, it will be judged as not leading to anything good.
It feels like I was killed with a follow-up attack.

Someone who has high abilities in political strategy, MS development, and MS piloting but ruins everything with a terrible personality.

I believe the optimal solution is to focus only on MS development and mental care for women with trauma.

Jamito and Basque are not pilots.
The first generation has a similar structure, but the Sirocco lacks any compelling backstory.

After the game ends, I’ll just be reset with a trip to Jupiter anyway, so I don’t really have the motivation…

I’m seriously scared by how much of a womanizer I am.
What the hell is this guy?

The impression is that despite being a genius, they are not as outstanding as they think they are.

When life isn’t going well, a genius fully affirms you.
Of course, a heartbroken woman will fall.

Regarding the colony laser, Shirocco is also at fault, but…
The combination of Char and Hamarn is actually politically dangerous.
Rather, it raises the question of what the fleet was doing.

The only death I can think of is one that is as unreasonable as being haunted by a Camille who is in such a terrible mood it makes me want to die.

I’m really good at causing chaos without being in the spotlight.

Camille hates the fact that there are people who treat war like a game.
Although he is the enemy of my parents, I feel pity for Jerid, who has killed many colleagues and has become so obsessed.

The only one who has admired me is Sara, but even Sara seems to have feelings for Katsu, so to be honest, I’m not popular.

In modern times, there are types who, partly for fun, provoke internet fools and succeed up to a point, but then face social punishment or imprisonment and end up in ruin.

The most popular one was definitely Yazaan.

I thought he was oblivious to people’s feelings, but Sirocco can actually see through the deep desires in Char’s heart.

Camille doesn’t like that Sara is being lured into bad deeds.

A man who could do anything yet did nothing.
There are no particularly noteworthy achievements that will be remembered in future generations.

I like the twist where someone who arrogantly thinks they’re a genius capable of changing the world ends up dying without leaving anything significant behind.

I’ll take care of the fish I catch, and I’ll properly get angry if they die.

If I didn’t get greedy or mess around, I could probably handle things better.
Well, it’s impossible because I’m looking down on others.

You fell for a girl who was just a burger joint manager?

It feels like a true psychopath who can read others’ minds but only uses their power for themselves.

Even if Shirocco somehow survived, I think he would have been killed by the main characters later on in a good way.
First choice: Judo

I love how surprised they are when they’re suddenly confronted with a gun while enjoying the petty quarrel between Char and Haman.
Well, of course that would happen!

If this guy wasn’t killed by Camille, I think he would have casually bounced back and started playing again.
However, sometimes even if you defeat it, you end up taking Camille with you, so the cost of defeating it is quite heavy…

I dislike the incompetent, so if I had survived, wouldn’t Shirocco have dealt with the high officials from the time of ZZ?

I mostly like the MS you made.

Don’t use it for the Jupiteris War, you idiot!

From a historical perspective, I think the actions taken have made one quite a villain.

Yazan is also treated like garbage, and Camille’s sensors aren’t very reliable.

A producer wannabe who gives orders.

Despite wanting to manipulate others with a cool demeanor,
I don’t really understand, as I’m in a state of rage and confusion after Sara’s death.

After knowing about Char’s Counterattack first, I always feel that Camille should have killed the guy in sunglasses earlier.

This guy ended up with a series of blunders.
Jamito is better off in the head.