There’s no way this can reach…

“Normal” is a rebellious word.

I’m shining bright, so I can’t be reached.

Shuuji thinks that Machu being sold is his fault, so there’s nothing that can be done.

If you even think that someone might have heard the previous conversation, stop using a dismissive tone…

The difficult problem that one cannot appreciate the value of the ordinary unless they step outside of the ordinary.

It seemed that the government was also involved in the operation of Kura Battle.
Since the arrival of Zeke Axe, the red Gundam that has been searched for is appearing, and with the presence of Sodon, the military police’s patience has run out, making it only a matter of time before everything falls into ruin.

I wonder whether this kind of family environment is normal or not.
It might just be normal after all.

Rock ‘n’ Roll Revolutionary Warrior Machu

Even if Duu and the others hadn’t come, we would have likely been caught up in the mass arrest of the Krava on X-Day.

The grass is greener on the other side.

Even if I hadn’t stopped in front of that ticket gate, I was still told that the Psycho Gundam was coming, right?
It’s sad that things seem like they could have continued as normal in school life if I hadn’t stopped in front of that ticket gate.

The damage is much less than the Kämpfer, even though the Psyco Gundam was brought out.
The next day, I didn’t think it would only become a commotion to the extent that a high school girl goes to school normally and stops by McDonald’s on the way home.

At this point, I think it’s inevitable that the police investigation will trace the connections if I go back.

NG word “normal”

It’s not at all ordinary for a career-oriented mom to come home and cook dinner while also making time for her daughter.
You only realize that it isn’t normal after you become an adult…

It’s impressive how many of the Gundam protagonists have thrown away the normalcy that they could never achieve or lost.

Banaji, who seemed ordinary at first glance but was not ordinary.

If someone could go home with this, they wouldn’t have come here in the first place.
So this can be said to be conveying ordinary words, more for my own sake.

Indeed, Machu is the one Gundam protagonist who is most genuinely experiencing the tumult of adolescence.

I think Machu’s mother is as good a mother as Berli’s adoptive mother, but Machu in his rebellious phase probably doesn’t understand that…

There are probably no one who can reach this in real life…
The ones who say “Yeah” are not in that environment.

If Machu’s mom starts saying that it’s my fault, it’s going to be quite a situation.

Machu is as amazing as Camille.

I think it’s frustrating that you’ve conveniently taken advantage of me until now, and when it looks like you’ll be seen as the bad guy, you only offer half-hearted encouragement to soothe your own self-hatred…

It’s the same with Machu’s parents, but they aren’t choosing words that can actually reach others in the first place.
They are not considering how to communicate with the other person, only within the limits of their own common sense.
They only want to preach that their own common sense is the obvious justice, so they have no intention of understanding the other person.
There’s that aspect, socially speaking, it’s this guy or his mother that is correct.

There are often anonymous people who ask, “What’s going on with your puberty?”

If something as dramatic as Gundam came crashing into my boring everyday life and I could control it as I wished, I don’t know what would have happened to me.
Let’s set aside whether such a thing is possible or not.

In the end… does it mean just going to school normally?

Camille had a reason to fight, I guess.
The Machu War is something that has nothing to do with me at all.

In other words, Side 6 is the main source, so they gather money from illegal operators who can be caught at any time.
It operates on a system where you collect from those who stand out for making mistakes, right?

I see, after this, since the Pomeranians’ base is being raided, Machu with his fingerprints all over the place won’t be able to escape anyway…

What you’re doing is like a meth addict, Machu.

I don’t get why you’re so obsessed with Shuji to that extent.

Normal…!? Snap!

At this point, it’s already too late, right?

It’s fine to be a moody teenager until you have grievances in daily life, but participating in a kill game without any significant reason crosses the line of being just a moody teenager.

As a result of prioritizing understanding above all else.

People who have become unusual on the internet get really angry when you tell them to enrich regular reality.

The world where the war has ended!

At this point, doing this basically means just watching Shuji being captured along with the MS, so that’s impossible.

I guess this is the kind of vibe that young people get hooked on dark side jobs.

He was originally a strange child.
From the beginning, I wasn’t the worst criminal who strayed in various ways; at first, I was more like a silly child accumulating stress from my environment and struggling through puberty.
After an exciting event, I became addicted to the sparkle and fell hard all at once.

I can’t understand why a girl from a wealthy family would be doing something so dangerous.
If you say you want to do it, then I’ll use it.

That being said, this guy is also casually paying off his debts with money he earned using other people’s money, which is frustrating.

As a premise, Machu’s house is not ordinary!
He is the person who has fought against the high-ranking officials of the Federation and Zeon to maintain independence, you know?

I can only think that after making us fight the MS so much, what are you saying now?

I understand the feeling of disliking the ordinary, but the problem is that once you fall behind and enter a path below the ordinary, it’s difficult to get out from there.

Even if they are outlaws, I believe they each have a line that they should not cross.

I have a strong bad feeling that this work will end with a theme and conclusion that feels like a complete remake of FLCL.

At first, I warned you not to do Kura-ba and to go home.
I’m shocked to see someone die right in front of me… I’m worried along with the other guys.
I want to express my gratitude for helping me pay off my debt, and now here is my final piece of advice.
This guy is so kind that he goes out of his way to be reasonable.

Even if Shuji didn’t have a normal complex, there’s no way I could back down after hearing he was being sold.

It’s like the part from the Dachō Club where they say “Don’t do it.”

I think this was more about saying what needed to be said to reduce guilt, rather than really wanting to help here.

Regardless of why it was written that way, calling it a jellyfish is quite apt.
I’ve been feeling really fluffy about myself for a long time.
Other characters besides Machu are also partially depicted with that kind of feeling.

There’s no relationship strong enough to make me return to the outside world, even if it means hitting me.

It could be considered half-hearted, but there is no obligation or accumulated goodwill to genuinely break myself, both physically and emotionally, to show true kindness…
It is probably a goodwill within a range that can be given away.

If you’re playing a game like Klabato, you’re not a decent person.

If the opponent weren’t the Psycho Gundam, I think we could have slipped away smoothly, and Machu’s plan didn’t seem bad either.

The luxury of being bored despite having everything they desired.