Has there ever been a Gundam protagonist as terrible as this, with a love-struck brain involved in theft?

I haven’t committed murder yet, so I’m safe.

Both Camille and Judau did things that were basically just like theft…

I guess it might have been okay to just shoot and kill back then.

It’s my own money that I earned, so it’s fine, right…?
At first glance, it seems applicable, but upon careful consideration, it is just stealing someone else’s money.
A worthless human mindset that deceives oneself with selfish excuses.

If we’re talking about the amount, the theft of the Zeke Axe is much worse.

Stealing is somewhat like a requirement for Gundam protagonists.

Judo is a robbery in collaboration with Yazan.

I remembered a joke about how it’s harder to recruit a stingy criminal than a major sinner.

Learn from Nyaan, who is also a murderer working as a courier.

It would have been fine to pierce through to the back of the hand.

I thought it felt familiar, like a sense of falling down because of this foolish and ethically lacking person, and then I realized it was Mii-chan.

They say it’s the money we earned together, but maintaining the Zeke Axis and storing it doesn’t come for free, does it?

In the first place, I didn’t report that I picked it up from the first ticket gate, so I ended up stealing it.

What they’re doing is just depicting a fall, and it’s not much different from the old protagonists…

No matter how you look at it, it’s come down to a confrontation with Nyaan, and there’s no choice but to kill now…

Are you saying it’s not okay to steal money, but it’s okay to steal Gundams?

The actions here are being overly blamed, but isn’t it basically Anki’s fault for selling Shuji and Machu?

Banaji also fell in love at first sight with the princess and is bustling about, so if you pick out the elements one by one, you’ll find that most Gundam protagonists get caught up in something or other.

If you stole it, I want you to hold on to it properly.
I feel like it’s a waste of the money that’s flying around halfway through.

Stealing money is better compared to stealing a Gundam.

Upon closer inspection, this child stole something far more valuable than the money in the safe.

Everyone is ignoring it, but Hal was stolen too.

Look at Char! He stole it and then painted it bright red!

The visuals may be bad, but it’s completely rational to give money to help Shuji from someone who was trying to sell him.
I was predicting that before the broadcast, I would hijack Sodong with a Gundam.

I want to see my parent’s face.

I’m selling Gundam!

The Iron-Blooded Orphans are taking over companies and stealing assets, you know…

What does this little amount of money even mean when we’re stealing the latest prototype mobile suits?

Assault is relatively achievable for everyone, like a Gundam protagonist.

Every time I hear the name Sharia Blue, it makes me hungry like Chateau Briand.

I won’t sell my Gundam because I want to sparkle.

I’ve been an outlaw all along, so this time it’s three strikes!

Even though it breaks the law, it was a relatively realistic idea to go to Earth with three people.
Everything was ruined by the sudden Psycho Gundam, but…

From the perspective of character creation, it makes sense to prioritize image over the weight of the crime.

It all started because Anki lost sight of its desires and abandoned Gundam.
It is the law of cause and effect.

Robbery
Wanted notice
solitary confinement
Don’t just handle it this time.

Because the environment is closest to that of modern people, deviations stand out quite a bit.

I’ve been pressing the accelerator all this time, but no one pointed it out deeply.
It’s just causing a stir now because I was arrested for breaking down while pressing the accelerator.

Since I was betrayed just before this, it’s only natural for me to do at least this much.

Roran is going to be charged with theft of lost property!

Anki said that if we change it now, everything will go back to normal, but in the end, we were locked on by the green uncle, so it might have been correct to do this.

It’s not that having money backfired, but it’s sad that they’ve lost everything except for the Zieg Ax.

>マチュを置いて二人でどこかへ行こう！Um…

I don’t think there would have been any complaints if you had stolen with a more confident expression.

It was a worse punishment than I expected.
Is it better that my parents didn’t die?

It’s theft, or rather, robbery.

Even the money I earned myself is, after distribution among the members, truly someone else’s money.

There are people who talk about Anki as if he was the last one to stop, but he was actually pushing everyone else to do all the club activities except for that.

Well, it’s because Nyann said “Let’s escape together!” for their own sake.
That’s fine there, isn’t it?
You don’t have to act 100% out of good will for the other person; you’re not a saint.

The stock of Anki is actually dropping.
Saying things like “You can’t shoot” while getting shot is just plain lame, and it was so low that I don’t even have the right to call you an idiot.

It’s true that Machu has caused quite a few problems.
It’s a bit frustrating that even things that aren’t my fault are being blamed on me.

There were probably no stocks that fell significantly.

Let’s escape together regarding Nyan! I feel like what made me do this was abandoning Machu out of self-love after getting tired of him, and wanting to impose all the burdens of having lost everything onto Nyan.
Sorry, it might be completely different.

The Anki stock has been continuously falling since the last time.

I was surprised to see that Pomeranians are just a bunch that preys on naive kids.
What kind of people are hiding something?

I just saw it, and this situation is too awful.
I mean, Shariabelle is really motivated, isn’t she?

I think the Pomeranians were a mislead.
I thought there would be mysterious bonds born from this kind of outlaw relationship, but instead, it just turned out to be betrayal.

You’re saying it’s a reward, but it feels like we’re at rock bottom right now.
Maybe I’ll keep setting new lows.

I think it’s strange to say that Machu is bad.
It’s true that I’m relying on a man and destroying myself.

So far, Machu has been consistent in only taking actions for themselves.

It’s a character like a stupid student who participates in ISIS or dark side jobs.

It all started with the disappearance of Char.
Take responsibility and manifest to be united with Kshyria-sama.

Camille would be like, “Hey, you there, MP!” and then start spraying with a Vulcan cannon!
This 17-year-old is crazy.

The feasibility is quite high, and with a proper Shu-chan around, there’s no way we would lose to the club, and Kaneban is flustered preparing to run away at night, so exploiting that gap will likely succeed.
Because of the weird guys, Klava became a total mess and Anki, who was with Sharia, came back to the office, so it was a failure.

It’s okay to be a foolish kid, but lacking charm is fatal.

I hate adults—!! That was good.

Not everything that happened in Side 6 is entirely Mach’s fault, though.
In terms of the situation that Machu is currently in, it is 100% Machu’s own fault.

I always thought Anki seemed lazy while watching battles, but…
I wonder if I just thought that the fool was making money on their own and it was helpful.

Honestly, I became a fan of Machu in yesterday’s episode.

I was surprised that even Psycho Gundam didn’t fight Machi.
It’s a bit tough to keep dragging the protagonist down like that.

I want a crime severity tier chart for Gundam protagonists.

I didn’t know that Nyaan could move, so I had the clever idea to create an opening with a substitute.
Furthermore, it is the end of luck that the cunning bad uncle was pulling the strings.

Until two episodes ago, I was thinking “oh no, Machu…” but after this week’s episode, I want them to keep going as far as they can.

It’s funny that Makube is using the Kishiria faction’s MS Gyan.

It looks like that opening move is stronger, and you’re stealing the Jiku Ax.

Until now, it felt like when Gundams were getting destroyed, it was usually because the pilots were involved with each other.
It was quite refreshing that Doo completely doesn’t interact with Machu and yet still messes up their relationship.

In the end, Machu will die; it won’t be a happy ending.

It’s quite interesting to see a man from a privileged environment fall head over heels after a dazzling chase.
Machu is currently depicted as a foolish child, but will probably become the main character somewhere.

It seems a bit unreasonable to blame Machu for the actions in the first episode, as if it’s a monk’s robe.

Let’s not make it a story about how it’s all the fault of the mysterious message that made the kid standing still in front of the ticket gate think nothing and gave him a Gundam.

Since most start from a less privileged background, you don’t often see those who start from a privileged position beautifully falling down.

The actions the protagonist was taking when their hometown was attacked by terrorists are as follows.

A woman who gets involved with yakuza money is bound to have a terrible end.

The stock of evil as a crime is also pointless, isn’t it?

Parents will definitely be unable to continue working, and everyday life will never return to how it was.
There’s nothing left but to become a Zeon soldier.

From here, I’m going to use the chance step and act three times to unleash my axe’s might, so watch me!

From Machi’s perspective, there is no knowledge of Psycho Gundam’s existence.

A cash robbery for Shuji, whom I met just a few months ago…
Machu, what are you?

The creator is portraying a foolish woman, and the audience feels she is a foolish woman, which is why it is working well.

A heroine who fits the image of laughing heartily while holding stacks of bills in both hands.

Personally, I think the protagonist of Good Girl is boring, so it’s nice that she has the spirit to stand up to adults.
I don’t really like treating friends poorly.

It seems like if I wanted to, I could go recover the Zieg Ax, but the green old man, who can activate the Omega psychommu, is also wicked, so I let him be.

I wonder if Machu has any friends.
In fan works, we get along well, but…

There are too many criminal organizations like terrorists who have killed their parents as child soldiers, Operation Meteor, Mafty, and the Tekkadan.

I think the fact that the visuals are terrible is quite an important factor that shouldn’t be ignored.

If someone were manipulated into using an incredible weapon like the Psycho Gundam and engaging in mass slaughter, it might actually make them seem pitiable instead.
Like TOA’s Luke.

Truly a Cecily of the Reiwa era…

The protagonist of Gundam is just the right amount of rebellious.

It’s a harsh way to say it, but there are women who go crazy over men.
There are things that are problematic even if they are presented.

So Cecily’s anti is still alive, huh?

Cecily!? Why!?

Well, I want to believe this is the bottom.
I can’t see a vision of rising up from social death.

Is F91-kun coming to a thread like this?

There is absolutely no Cecily element.

The direction of crime isn’t like Mobile Suit Gundam, it’s like GTA.

Machu’s Rebellion (Thread Image)

I’m troubled because I’m poked at political issues and the gang leaders.
To temporarily ease the public’s anger, target a single perpetrator who easily attracts attention.
Something like the author of Rurouni Kenshin, who could be identified as just one person.

It was also leaked to Basque that Kshiryia would come to Izuma.
For some reason, Minovsky particles were scattered as well.
The battlefield suddenly changed to inside the colony.
Cicero’s timely intervention to prevent the assassination was also significant.
Who on earth is reliable…?

It seems that starting from episode 9, the order of the credits will follow the order of Nyaan Machu.

I will still be doing Neon Genesis in the new movie version, Zeke Axes…

It creates a nice feeling that money is falling to the ground.

Well, I mean, most people understand that it’s a development that raises the excitement from here, right? But the outcome produced makes the protagonist a bit too pathetic of a character, so everyone is just talking about that…

It’s just too embarrassing that Anki got shot for real and ran away in surprise.
I thought you were a bit more cunning as an adult.

The background is too skilled for a thief taking advantage of a disaster.
It can be said to be a masterpiece.

I only did a shady part-time job and stole money from my employer, who is a half-gray…

It’s kind of gloomy, and it’s not enjoyable to watch.
The Braublo transformation was quite exciting.

The flow of Exabe-kun coming to scout was subtle because there was an intention to set it up in opposition to Machu.