Moreover, they are Muslims.

Gundam doesn’t say anything…

Kurdistan is the worst.

A filthy Middle Eastern kid who was brainwashed and killed their parents!

Well, after that, this guy was living with the mindset that it was his own fault rather than Sārshesu’s.

Terrorist! Parricide!

At the end of the movie, he finally felt that his life had meaning.

The deep faith of the Kurujis kid was easily influenced by Sashesh’s brainwashing…

Machu is called an unfilial child, but the level is different.

I’m… a Muslim and a terrorist… 😢

Using child soldiers brainwashed from a young age is just awful.

>>14Well then, please enjoy yourself and have a good time.
I have that freedom…

Mother killing

I thought it was Setsuna F Seisei.
What is F Seiei?

Well, but it’s the main story’s Ribbons who is in ecstasy while looking at the momentary god and kind of recommending this kid.

I have never seen another example where the reasoning for an insatiable longing for peace is articulated this well.

First, you die on the battlefield, and even if you survive and escape, you will be haunted by trauma for the rest of your life.

The circumstances that are still possible in Africa are frightening.

It seems that even their own parents are being killed by them.

Isn’t this guy’s real name something like Abraham or something?

This is Solan Ibrahim…

The correspondence with Marina might be my favorite interaction in the Gundam series.

If I make this now, it will make Sashes’s side seem correct…

The story about the moment of 00 and the Middle East is really too sensitive, so it’s quite vague.

There’s no God in this shitty world! That’s how it changes at the beginning of episode 1.

What kind of stupid name is Setsuna F. Seiei?

Kamaru-kun

When I first saw the setting where anyone other than this guy would get in the Exia and couldn’t handle the acceleration, leading to a mental breakdown and death, I couldn’t help but laugh.

Kamal Majiles

In an instant, a Kurdish… from the Middle East, a child soldier, a terrorist.
Princess Marina was studying abroad, but due to a family conflict, she returned and is now a leader who is looked down upon by the people.

It’s an evening slot.

I sympathize with you, parricide.

At the time of the broadcast, it was such a foolish laughable thought that China would swallow up Russia and India.

Sarches is seriously someone who fights for pleasure and business, so he doesn’t have any ideology.

It’s a bit extreme for the time, isn’t it…?

Does Sarses have a sex drive?

The princess part was quite difficult, with a secretary looking down on the princess until the very end and a leader who was too sensible and lacked interest.
It’s sad that in movies, just participating in the parliament means you’re from a weak country and can only say things like “this happened” without being able to voice anything.

Even if you can connect emotionally, there are those you just can’t understand, that’s the case with Sarses.

Recalling the times when I was overwhelmed by the amount of information from ELS is quite painful.

In the Middle East, there is oil, but they insist that it is a country with a woman at the top, completely unrelated to reality.

I’m surprised that it becomes clear in season 2 that Sheelin is actually very radical.

In situations where it’s better to do it regardless of whether there’s a sex drive or not, it seems like I would go for it without hesitation.

It’s a terrorist who claims to eradicate conflict.

Takeda Seiji often does projects that are quite on the edge, huh?

If Sarches were a character from the Universal Century, he would have been able to do whatever he wanted without restraint, whether it was justifying murder or concealing massacres.

In the sixth grade, I feel like it was okay to depict blood or body parts from battles or wars, but any portrayals of small children being harmed were blurred out.

It’s a tough topic to bring up that a Kurdish person with zero social skills is moving in next door.

By the way, does regenerative therapy make you lose your reproductive function?

Sarsesh’s love for war probably comes from the desire to dominate and manipulate those around him while feeling safe in his own zone… This guy has to be killed…

I felt sorry for the professor who was assigned the conflict report task when the conflict was resolved by CB.

Sashes seems to be the most comfortable in the CE world.

As a result of sharing things with my neighbors, I ended up on the survival route, becoming the mastermind behind Saji.

It feels like the skill level of Setsuna is completely different between the first season and the later seasons.
If the first season is at the level of Nicol or Miguel in terms of seeds, then the second season is at the level of a major general or Crusoe, or even Kagari.

I still regret that they removed the political depiction in Season 2 due to being overly cautious.

Finally at the end of the movie.
There is neither good nor bad.
I just had a reason to live.
So it’s still heavy after all…

In Middle Eastern countries, is it common for the representative of the country to be a woman? Isn’t that impossible?

It seems that there is an ordinary person living next to a Gundam Meister who, if caught in an accident with the space elevator, would have a Gundam rush in and get caught up in international terrorism aiming for revenge against CB.

There aren’t many protagonists whose origins become even more obscured as the times progress.

The European terrorist that Lock-On was facing, is that based on the one targeting immigrants or Jews?

Huff huff
I have to kill my parents.
Huff huff.
It feels like I’m going to kill my parents, doesn’t it?

There is no doubt that Luis survived because Saji formed a friendship with Setsuna and as a result, Setsuna felt a sense of responsibility towards Saji.

The world federation has completely taken control of the world, hasn’t it?

In Season 1, Setsuna was a character whose shooting never hit, but oddly enough, the thrown weapons always hit. However, in Season 2, she can actually shoot accurately too.

When listed again, there are a lot of troublesome topics.

In other words, the first season features a quite direct terrorist organization called the Real IRA…

Did this person start saying Hallelujah when the show was aired?

After the Veda link was lost in the second half of the first season, I fought alone for several years without proper maintenance, and if I kept doing guerrilla activities like that, of course my experience points would increase.
But the enemy is really strong and Double O is unstable, so we tend to be pushed back quite a bit until the end.

Suddenly becoming a leader of a Middle Eastern country, what should I do! There were indeed similar people in reality, right?

The value of oil declined due to the space elevator, leading to a global conflict, which is quite…
Also, there’s the uranium buried in the desert that served as the stage for the joint exercises, although it’s still somewhat vague.

Did the change in direction happen at the end of the first season because the movie was decided, or was it during the second season?

Recently, Neena has been targeted for the venue attack, but that is ultimately just part of gathering hate towards CB, and she’s manipulating things behind the scenes…

IRA studied with Master Keaton.

With its overwhelming firepower, it feels like this one alone is enough… such has been Tieria’s performance.
I like the balance where the enemy’s countermeasures against Gundam render it slow and make it the first target to be countered, preventing it from being effective.

I like it when Exia gets completely destroyed by Ahead.

Isn’t Alehare the strongest Meister?
It’s too strong, so it will be nerfed.

Tieria’s human level has ridiculously increased from season one to season two.

Is the story where Neina gets raped in the novel version written as thoroughly as those from France Shoin?
In that case, I will go buy a novel now.

Leveling is still being done after the break pillar of the second season, you know.
I was chased around for several months.

I wonder which country the princess is inspired by.
Turkey?

In terms of setting, there’s a huge gap like between fishing boats and Aegis destroyers, but the ace pilots of each country are too strong, even in the early stages!

In the first season, there were quite a few stories that touched on real-world events.

Since becoming the Double O Riser, Setsuna has only managed to fight well against anyone but Ribbons.

Has Tieria not taken down a single named character in a one-on-one battle?

The Azadistan section is written quite loosely, but there are factional conflicts within the same religion.

It seems that a space elevator can only be built in places where advanced countries would have to engage in almost acts of invasion.

It is rare in the Gundam series, known as super soldiers, to have enhanced soldiers that are consistently high-performing.

In the first season, Setsuna seemed to have allocated points at a ratio of about 8 for throwing and 2 for close combat…

I am the savior, you know?

It feels like a story that was told because of that time period.
It becomes somewhat sensitive both before and after that…

It feels like Tieria and Kolarisawa are being forced to fight against each other more than anyone else.

In other words, whether as a technician or as a pilot, Bonduri is just too strong…

Seriously, if you’re going to add Setsuna from the first season, there were much better pilots available.

The leader of a country aiming for independence said in a speech that the union is essentially like a one-man dictatorship in America.
Well, as soon as that top came to CB, he immediately started wagging his tail at the union…

Although Oceania is a union, the fact that the people’s republic’s space elevator is located in the Solomon Islands seems to suggest there might be quite a story behind it.

I think that if Allelujah hadn’t been there during the capture operation, Peiris would have gone into a rampage as his lover and would have died.

Isn’t it originally that Rasse was the Meister?

If Ribbons couldn’t get off with Setsuna, he wouldn’t have become a Meister.

Ribbons only made a recommendation, but ultimately it will be Veda that is adopted.

Then that would make Ribbons look ridiculous, wouldn’t it?

Because you called me a god, you are the Gundam Meister!

It’s good that Ribbons’ pushy pilot ultimately awakens as an innovator for the dialogue that Aeolia sought.

In 00P, the scout was planning to make Rasse the Meister of Exia, but suddenly Setsuna was inserted… it’s that kind of story.

The fact that the code name comes from Buddhism is a tremendous violation of dignity.

In the early OP, it feels like there was a combination of Setsuna-Shares and Lockon-Graham, right?

If you are struck down by God, it would be your true desire, wouldn’t it?

This kid watching 00 Gundam is too cute… I’ll recommend them to Meister…

I want to see a story about the solar power conflict, but it seems like MS can only come up with something like Phantom…

In an instant, become Gundam.
I laughed out loud when I heard the preview, but when I saw the story, I thought, “You’re a Gundam…”