Stop coming out with the Croze.

However, you are a traitorous coordinator.

You’re a coordinator, right?

I don’t have any good memories…

Just because you’re a coordinator…

I don’t have any good memories…

I guess that’s also about messing with genes…

It’s amazing how unaware discriminatory remarks from friends in the early stages can be.

Still!

People only know what they themselves are aware of!
What Kira knows when told to come out is that.

I was told terrible things by the pilot I saved… and then he died…

Frey is an outright unpleasant person.
The rhino is an unconsciously terrible guy.
Thor is a guy who takes friendship seriously.
Kazi is a terrible gossip.
There’s no one left but Millia!

Was the punishment really that awful…?

It’s precisely because I have nothing but shitty memories that there is still a world I want to protect! That’s what makes it precious…

It would have really helped if my friends had come down from the Archangel at Mach speed…

That is more of a vice of the rhinoceros than anything else.
I think it’s a way of thinking that is universally rooted throughout the entire Cosmic Illa world.
From Kira’s perspective, it’s just a comment from Sai.

Isn’t it something like saying that Black people are good at sports here?

Well, honestly, you can’t really tell where a coordinator is adjusting things.

I feel like the maintenance guy also said some pretty terrible things without being aware of it.

It has been a series of events that have constantly affected my mental state.

It’s really terrible that I’m fighting to prevent my friend from getting killed, but that friend chooses to stay on the ship out of goodwill.

The lack of understanding that killing someone is undesirable regardless of being good or bad is the same for the viewers.

There, first, Frey said that she would stay on the ship to keep having Kira fight against the Coordinator, and her friends said, “If Frey is staying, then I’ll stay too!”

I can understand how Frey feels about his father being killed…

In the early stages, it wouldn’t have been strange to run away from the Archangel if it were on the ground.

Today’s internet is ugly, where if you can’t kill someone you’re called a “coward,” and if you do kill someone, you’re cursed as a “murderer!”

Even when the reconnaissance Zaku is just before picking up Lacus from the wreckage of Junius Seven, if it had been noticed by the allied work pod, it could have taken it out with a rifle shot. This means that it’s not just fighting along the flow, but decisions to kill for the sake of protection can be made from the beginning.
That aside, the mental burden is simply large.

Just like how the otaku has aged and come to accept Kira’s weaknesses, will Machu’s rampage eventually be viewed positively too?

The reason Frey ended up like that is because of her father’s death…

Kira participated in the battlefield of his own will after riding the Freedom.
It was a long time until then, but I had been constantly caught up in it.
The Gundam protagonists often have events where they make tough decisions early on, so it might have been hard to see Kira’s sensitivity.

The army doctor of the archangel lacks delicacy too!

It’s strange that there are fewer Gundam protagonists who willingly try to exterminate everyone, yet they continue to be heavily criticized.

It feels like a re-evaluation has progressed due to watching it again after 10 years with a remaster.

The reason Thor and the others decided to stay was because Frey said she would stay.
It’s a gamble to leave Kira behind.

Back then, I was just a kid, so I thought Strike was really cool! Freedom was really cool too! I wasn’t paying attention to the story or anything.
I wonder how old the people who were hitting Kira at that time are now.

It’s because you’re weak! I couldn’t say such words in an environment where there are MS pilots like Aslan and Shin, who are at least as strong and reliable as I am…

It’s a work that has created a large number of new Gundam fans.
It’s not a work meant to satisfy the bellies of ancient Gundam otaku.

Kira’s first seed rupture was triggered when he got really angry, right?

It’s not surprising that there was criticism during the time of odd military intervention in “Seed Destiny.”
The confusion is severe.

An ancient Gundam otaku is just a creature that will keep bashing new works for a lifetime!!

Let’s make SEEEEEED too!

Let’s open the last door and wipe out humanity after all!

It’s nice that only Maryu has been feeling sorry for Kira from the beginning until FREEDAM…

Aslan’s argument that what you should be doing isn’t this kind of thing, but rather preventing the treaty, is correct, and Kira says the same thing. However, it’s also painful that Kira is right in saying that the chairman can’t do anything because there are the coordinator unit that came to kill Lacus and the fake Lacus.

Well, it’s like a Gundam made by Zeon in the official history, and it’s super strong with nuclear power!

It seems like SEEDif could lead to a scenario where there were no attacks from the Unius Seven.

The scene of descending to Earth would have been a big problem if Strike hadn’t launched, but if they had managed to survive by luck, they could have gone straight to Alaska, so it’s not necessarily true that Kira staying behind was a good thing.

Rakus might be like a kind mother who serves up heaping servings of fried chicken.

If it weren’t for the assassination squad, they would have come to the plant right in my territory.

Was Freedom Justice developed based on the stolen Gundam data? But if so, that means the development period would be incredibly short, right?

Considering that Kagari could only cry after being confronted with what seemed like reasonable arguments in a situation where she had no one to rely on, after Aslan, who was one of the few allies she trusted privately, left, it’s understandable that she would be furious.

At that point, the Orb couldn’t fend off the alliance and couldn’t be trusted, so it was in a hopeless situation.

Humanity will not be destroyed.
Because I originally intended to end the war with a spit break.

Destroying only weapons on the battlefield feels even more cruel than killing! That’s how it felt here.

It seems that after everything has settled down, even during the time of the movie, when Accord was fired up saying that Corde is definitely the dominant species, everyone went “Whoa!!!”…

If Clouzot were fighting with all his might for the plant!
What if the Cruze squad had captured all five Gs?
…Normally, the plant will just win overwhelmingly, right?

What’s important when copying is the content rather than the appearance.

If all the numbers on the dice thrown by Kruzé look good, let’s make it a route.

It’s not like the trendy NTs, right? Kira seems to have developed spatial awareness a lot too, so is it something similar?

When there’s some leeway, everyone is trying to fight without killing the opponent, just like in Tomino’s works…

If you kill someone, that’s the end of it, but if they’re still alive, there are still options, so while it’s unlikely to turn out well…

Lacus is natural, but she has the sensibility of an ordinary girl, and on top of that, she was concerned about the future of the Earth Alliance.

Although they are excellent as a pilot, they cannot transmit or receive thoughts.
I wonder if it’s like a super pilot compared to the X-rounder in later works.

You don’t have any psychic abilities, but you can move like you have eyes on the back of your head, right, Kira?

In the first place, occult skills are super rare in CE…

Rakus has been criticized for being in a good position to retire and for secretly plotting to control the plant with a hidden agenda.
It is a mistake for capable and exceptional beings to retire; they should rule the world alongside outstanding companions.

When Orphe is bothering Lux in the movie.
It seems like there are indications that suggest some sort of intuition, so I don’t think they completely lack any NT-type or Accord-like qualities.
I have no spiritual sensitivity.

Director Fukuda was harsh in dismissing the last ghost of Frey in SEED as merely Kira’s wish.

I think it’s pretty lucky that Akord dismissed it as a failure, even though it’s already an amazing item just because it’s a Spacody.

Well, it was born just as adjusted, so I wouldn’t say it was a failure at all…

Speaking of which, are there no beings in the current GQ world that seem to be born from genes modified like coordinators? Are they different from enhanced humans?

(I don’t need any occult abilities anyway…)

The reason Lux thought a little about politics and the world was because of her mother’s influence.
In the movie, my mother was portrayed as a really terrible person…

Well, when they say the Accord is a failure, it’s not about the level of completion.

Aslan is one of the few people who have changed his evaluation of others, completely disregarding the growth and maturity of individuals like Izark and Shin, and dismissing them as mere creatures.

(There’s a girl with red hair behind the captain…)

Fate is cruel because Kagari starts mentioning something like “You ZAFT are the ones who made a mistake” right in front of Aslan!
In the first place, even before Yoran’s statement, everyone was already in a mourning mood, and no one was affirming anything.

Realistic Kira
Occult Shin
Embodiment of Violence Aslan

Aslan is Aslan, after all, so he’s naturally oblivious.
Natural Aslan

Fall into darkness, Kira Yamato!

But when it comes to “It’s love!” Kruz is the kind of guy who raises his fist in triumph.

Aslan looked the saddest throughout the entire work when it was revealed that he killed Kira…

It’s also a form of seed when hate speech flows out from someone who seems ordinary at first glance.
Heine’s flowing natural self-deprecating remarks, looking like a reliable older brother.

Cloning happens occasionally in the Universal Century.
Well, once the enhancement procedures for humans stabilize, it won’t be something to worry about so much…

I think Diakka’s statement expresses more of an anger like, “Wait, our beloved Nicol is dead too!?”
That’s why I was able to understand Miriallia and became a fighting couple… Wait, why did we become a fighting couple?

I’ve looked back at it recently, and again, it’s a hopeless worldview.
I remembered that in the beginning of Seed Destiny, it was said that the Chairman was right in his exchange with Kagari.

Kagari: “As expected, Zaft is–!”
Heine: “Those guys from the Alliance!”
Aslan is tired.

Deakka’s willingness to surrender honestly and his subsequent actions are really cool, aren’t they?

The reason for their breakup was that Dearka was surprisingly old-fashioned and didn’t want Miriallia to go out.
I’m recalling whether it’s official or fan-made.

Too many flashbacks for not being the final episode.

Do you know what the cockpit temperature was after re-entering the atmosphere?
“It’s great to be casually discriminated against, like saying ‘I would have been dead if it were natural.'”

2 Nicole!

Regarding Dearka and Miriallia, in the anime, Chandar asks, “What about Erusumanto?” and they say, “I got dumped!”
There is an exchange.
I feel like after that, they were saying things like how they kept butting in on what I was doing.
I can’t remember if this is a story from the anime or from the novel.

Nicole was killed and is in full rage mode, yet being able to surrender to a natural opponent is too cunning and cruel.

The fact that the conversation between Kira and Frey isn’t working is an official setting.
Moreover, it was designed to look like a conversation to someone who knows nothing about it at first glance.

“I don’t think ‘See you tomorrow, tomorrow’ means ‘See you tomorrow, tomorrow.'”

Well, there’s a mysterious common understanding that Diakka is probably overprotective.
That guy was cunning, cruel, and had a bad mouth like a lower-tier thug.

I’ve come to realize that this kid is really going with the flow in that situation.

It’s more about the vibe of the moment, with about 10% for the world and 90% for Kira.
What is for Kira is also for myself, so it is not self-sacrifice.

Kira has recovered mentally and has completely become lewd now.