Fight on your own!

It’s easy to be in a position where you just observe from the sidelines in situations like this.

What is Char up to?

“Say that after you sleep.”

If it’s now, even the green uncle will participate…

Camille has fought against Haman.
Judo has fought with Hamarn and has also received favor from them.
Banaji, no one knows.

If it’s Judo.
Still, if it’s Judou, he will somehow manage with his giant form.

The important thing is that Char only has Laia in his sights.
Hamaan won’t let anyone approach her as if it’s a joke.
Kuesu just thinks that bringing the brat back was a pain in the ass.

It was tough enough just with Ms. Haman, so it didn’t work out.

I think Nanai matches up pretty well as an opponent for Char.
Camille, Amuro, and Gune are more considerate towards men, right, Char?

To put it mildly, Char is trash.

Shut up! Don’t babble!

Banaji-kun!
If you can hear me, get away from those annoying people right now!

Banaj is completely getting caught in the crossfire…

It’s understandable with Lalah, but do something about Haman and Quess, Char.

If Char showed up here, Camille would probably rush to punch him.

Camille’s seemingly indifferent face makes me smile.

What’s remarkable about Char is not just that he is completely and one-sidedly admired, but that he also actively pursues others in a normal way.

She looks like she’s different, but Camille is quite a bombshell too.

Rekoa was also holding Char, right?

Well, among these three, it’s undeniable that they are a super martial faction, leading a strong force and being top-tier pilots, so it can’t be denied that it’s tough…

Judo, who is trying to stop me, is too kind.

Camille needs a quite viscous charm called Fat…
No matter what you do or what happens, I will follow you.

Hamarn is, after all, Minerva’s former guardian…

Judau seems to be trying to stop it, but Camille might be thinking that there’s no choice but to kill…

Isn’t it better to have only men surrounding Char?
Nehai was also a good woman of Char within the scope of Char’s Counterattack, but there’s a possibility she could become Rekoa.

Judo is still feeling quite kind because he hasn’t been called by his name alone.

It’s definitely a choice of complete extermination with something like this.

Laughing with Lala’s face.

Why did you involve Lalah! I couldn’t respond to that, but you’re messing up again with Quess…

In Char’s Counterattack, I think Char’s favorite opponent is probably Gunei.
I praise you and speak my honest feelings.

The colonel is an Famicom (acting like someone in the know).

Don’t bring Banaji, bring Hathaway instead.

Even if we consider Char’s own feelings…
I think he’s a terrible man for casually approaching women and then discarding them when it doesn’t feel right.

Haman is a frivolous and useless woman who, despite her cool appearance, likes both Char and Judau, so it’s understandable that things are difficult.

Is this Super Robot Wars?

A Camille that seems to be in Megaten.

If I were to kill them all, then…
It’s a nuisance because it starts to haunt me like a ghost.

It’s unusual for Quess to call the Colonel by his name, Char.

Well, considering the worries that come from Haman’s position, I hope you can allow her to seek comfort from a younger boy with kind eyes.

Are you coming? I still understand.
Once you’ve pointed a gun at Amuro, it will be hard to go back, and it’s clear to Char that if those with similar claims come together, Quess will feel more comfortable.
Turning it into a combat machine is really garbage.

Judau and Banagher’s extremely displeased faces are slowly getting to me.
Camille is killing her heart.

Why do these guys have to stop?
Fight on your own.

Char in Char’s Counterattack is quite showy with Nanai, Quess, and Gyunei.

Well, I’m not sure if he could have seen this far ahead with the nuclear mines from Char’s perspective at that time…

Let’s have everyone hit Camille.

If Lalah were alive, she would probably choose Lalah.
…Well, if we’re alive, it seems like we might have a falling out somewhere along the way.

Seriously, it’s totally unrelated. Banaj is so pitiful…

The time of the AEUG must have been really good, huh?
The enemy is an unrepentant villain who raises powerful new types for the new era, while also being a source of inspiration for himself, surrounded by equally talented men, longtime subordinates, beautiful women, and pretty girls, with a separate supreme leader and even a partner for intimacy.

Honestly, I think Lalah’s tragic death at an early stage contributed to Char’s deification, so I’m curious if she would have truly been the woman of Char’s ideals if she hadn’t died.

It’s the worst to say she resembles that girl… and then pick up Quess only to feel like something’s off and distance yourself.

It’s a blessing that young people think this way.
I just haven’t been told to pull that person here.

Camille wasn’t liked because of any combat experience she had.
I can’t help but dislike you because you’re a pure enemy I’ve met before.

It seems like in the thread image they are having a relationship, but Lalah was attracted to Amuro to the extent that she wanted to meet him first, and Haman was ultimately head over heels for Judau, while Quess only went to Char because Amuro told her “I’m not your dad”. There’s no one who truly loves Char, right?

The Neo Zeon under the Colonel is poor, so there aren’t enough people.

Hasegawa Judo might be able to handle it somehow…

Of course Char would want to Zechnovah too.

Is Lala alive?
If Lalah were alive, the world would probably be in quite a big mess.

It seems like the history would be quite different if these three are still alive.

Someone call Seira!

By the time of Char’s Counterattack, Lalah had become like a ghost that lingers on forever.
Please provide the Japanese text you would like me to translate.

I checked and it looks like True Gundam Musou is out, is that right? I think I’ll go look for a used one.

As for Quess, I think she was too influenced by Amuro’s words and actions.
I’m asking if you’re going to come back properly, but you’re not returning, and participating in the operation was your own choice.

Hamarn seemed satisfied after being killed by Judau, so she probably won’t come back as a ghost.

Everyone is annoying, but by process of elimination, in the end, Quess starts to seem like the best option, at least enough to protect Hathaway.

If La La hadn’t died, would she have followed Axis or A.E.U.G after that?

The last panel only looks like my subordinates when a problem arises at the company drinking party.

Isn’t it too much for Banaji with Quess and Lalah while Judou is trying to calm Haman? I feel like Camille won’t be able to stop Lalah either.

Gundam Musou has a lot of strange scenarios, so it’s fairly fun.

“I don’t know about that… Isn’t it something that Captain Quattro would do?” Camille’s face seemed to suggest.

When Camille steps in to stop this kind of fuss, Fam automatically follows, and it just becomes a mess.

When Camille, pushed to the limit of her patience, resorts to violence, it seems likely to complicate things even further.

Camille, do you really want to stop?

The one that seems the most manageable among these is Judou…

>ニュータイプの修羅場が見れるぞ！Characters from the One Year War appeared, and since Zeta came out, someone said next would be Double Zeta, but that was no good.
Probably around Lacan.

Let’s go with stopping (sleep paralysis).

In times like this, should the juniors take the initiative themselves?

Camille would go to punch Char in this case, right?

Banaj can use the cunning tactic of calling Mineva, so he can deal with Haman.
When Judau exerts his aura power, Haman will clutch her head, tremble, and flee, so he can handle it.
In situations like this, Camille is the least helpful, so I punch Quattro with my fist.

Camille seems to have the highest favorability from Char.

Is Camille the only one among the men who knows Char?

Haman, you really know who you need, right!?

Hamaan, give it up.

Is there no chance for Hamarn and Quess?
Aren’t these guys even at a negative popularity level?

Camille seems like she is going to stir things up equally among the three parties.
So, in the end, which is it, Amuro or Char Aznable? What happens once you decide?
Do you really think you can get someone to turn around when you’re being rejected? You have no sense of shame, do you?
Don’t you realize that that person is no longer looking at you? It’s okay if you’re not really Char Aznable, right?
Like this.
After that, I’ll go punch Char.

In this game, Camille and Shin are on good terms, right?

Haman sounds confident and her reasoning makes sense, but from Char’s perspective, it’s absolutely impossible…!

From Lalah’s perspective, she probably looks favorably on the NT boys after Camille.

Isn’t Lalelua not dead and just too overpowered, potentially breaking Amuro’s emotional state?

Gyuney could bite back more directly, you know?
It seems like Char is thinking about something like that.

If Judau can do something about Haman, and Camille can punch Quattro, and Banaj can calm Quess, then somehow…

There was a manga where Haman abandoned the woman pregnant with Char’s child…

It’s pretty annoying and troublesome that Haman is such a hassle, but it’s also quite an issue for Char, making the story quite complicated.

Lalah also died there, so she just became something like an eternal fairy.
Because she has quite a vulgar side.

Even if we brought Char here and talked for hours, I know it wouldn’t solve anything.

Hamarn seems to want to act as Minerva’s guardian when it comes to Banaji, and I dislike that.

I like Char when he’s relaxed while entangled with a man.

If we are going to fight as living beings, it probably won’t be that serious…

Hamarn would find the most peaceful solution by completely discarding her past relationships and settling as Rina’s step-sister.

Judo always shows concern for women, but…
Camille tends to be affectionate towards Emma and Reco, but is very cold towards Fa, Beltorchika, and Sara.

Lalah likes both Char and Amuro.
I like Char and I also like Judau, so Haman is well-balanced.

You’re being really stubborn.
Poor thing…

It feels like relying on Fa in a way that adds salt to it.

It got stuck, huh…
Poor person…

Don’t think you can win a battle of reading emotions against Lalah.

I didn’t say anything specifically about the Colonel.
Poor thing…

Someone whose very existence is more pitiful than annoying… that kind of person resonates more with Haman, right?

Haman is really a troublesome muscle-headed idiot who starts dueling when she gets turned down after confessing to someone younger than her.

Considering their behavior, I think Camille was rather quite concerned about Sara.

But since they’re calling this a ghost, does that mean Lalah is dead…?

It’s not just a poor person; it seems like they genuinely think they are a really pitiful person, which is somehow quite something.

If only there was a natural Sleta at times like this.
In such cases, let’s settle everything with a duel!! or something like that.

Camille’s battle against Beltorchika was so one-sided that it was terrible; she quickly stabbed at the painful spots while negating the woman’s weapons, achieving a complete victory.

What Hamarn needed might have been someone like Judau, but that aside, she was still very much attached to Char and had messed up too much with Judau.

Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla

I wonder who will throw the first punch.

To put it bluntly, there are too many unpleasant women in the Z world.

Somehow, even if Lalah were alive after the One Year War.
It seems that Char’s way of life hasn’t changed.

Fairly often, Haman entrusts Mineva to Banagher…

Hamarn was too stained with blood by the time she met Camille and Judau, so there wasn’t much that could be done.

If Lalah hadn’t died
I feel that Char’s obsession with Amuro changes over time.

This Lalah seems to dislike Char.

Haman has a lot on her shoulders and is serious about it, no matter what.

I don’t think Char can accept Lalah, who has been drawn to Amuro in an NT way.
Char could cling to it because he lost Lalah before he could truly feel it.

From Char’s perspective, it’s only natural that he cannot get along with Haman, who puts the children of the Zabi family as her banner.

It’s a poor youth, but I love it.

If we assume that Lalah was alive, it seems like a messy love triangle would develop between Amuro and Char, and I don’t like that.

With this, Lalah isn’t a fragile beautiful girl but a tough warrior, so we can go at it like this.

Amuro’s feelings towards Lala are too complicated…

Excuse me… what am I being shown here?
Unlike Judo-san and Camille-san, I don’t know any of these people, right!?

Although various things were added later, at the time of the Z anime, Haman had already been involved, right?
It’s set in the past with a female character.

Leave the other two aside, but someone should protect Quest from the adults around.

Que Su is just an arrogant brat who doesn’t know her place, so maybe she’ll calm down in a few years.

From Haman’s perspective, Char is greater than Judau, I guess.
I wonder if it changes with my mood.

In Char’s Counterattack, Amuro seems to have not only moved on from Lalah but also found her bothersome.