Since my parents and friends died a long time ago and I have been living alone, I didn’t have social skills and it wasn’t okay.
I will learn and grow from here.

That’s the bottom of the story, Garoad.

Putting it up for sale is a strategy.

If there hadn’t been any tolerant adults saying it’s just something children do, it would have been over.
I’m really glad there are only good adults.

Don’t expect good behavior from a boy who has lived alone in this damn world.

Look further ahead.

I realized that Jamil was a better guy than I thought.
I’m sorry for thinking you were like Gendo on your own, Jamil.

Cute

The naivety of Garrod, who has lived alone until now, is one aspect of the flavor, so let’s continue watching without change.

You can think of Amuro as being in a position similar to Quattro.
That’s why I’m wearing sunglasses.

It’s understandable that the members of Freeden were cold during that time.

You’ll understand properly if you watch the rest.

And when Garrod grows up and develops social skills, even beginning to think about the world as a whole, Tifa starts to feel jealous.

I forgot the name, but the blonde that Miishi is doing is crap.

The normal piloting sense is amazing.

The part in the text and the part where it’s thrown on the G-con ice.
Gundam X has an atmosphere more like an anime that would run for about a year in the evening rather than being a typical Gundam series.

I really like you, Mr. President.

I thought the scene where they sell the Gundam depicts the strength to engage in high-value business even at that age.

Originally, I think Gundam is an anime that airs in the evening for about a year!?

Lancelot himself also saw the sparkle or moment when he faced Jamil, but as a result of mutual understanding, there is absolutely no way he could accept these guys, and after a fight to the death, both ended up taking each other out, so the Newtype abilities have significantly weakened…

I couldn’t do it in the evening.

Jamil, who lost everything yet continued to do what he could even after the war, is truly amazing.

I like these four machines.

Mr. Ranslow is incredibly well-rounded.

When you think about it calmly, the “Hya-Haa Pilot” is really something! The intent to steal aircraft parts is astounding.

Isn’t it amazing that while saying things like “It’s impossible anymore,” you still get into the cockpit and pilot the MS?

It’s significant that they came to see Tex and immediately became part of the team.

It was good that the story was resolved in four-episode segments.

When Garrod came back after running out, everyone was really kind…

First of all, just surviving in that world, everyone is tough, you know?

Other children’s programs were also moved to the morning back then.
Sentai and so on.

Regarding the sunglasses, Jamil himself also had a biased view towards the word “Newtype.”

It’s a post-apocalyptic world where people use MS instead of martial arts, just like in Hokuto.

I thought that the group upset by this week’s Zegaxis would go crazy if they watched Gundam X, it was a Wednesday like that…

Children who are growing, along with their older brothers and sisters, and the adults who watch over them.
However, it is also a world where there is an enormous temperature difference between good and bad people.

Led by Jamil, the Frieden crew has a relatively high level of civilization in that world.

Due to the time slot change, the ratings dropped, and it was decided to cancel the show; it seems that quite a few children missed the final episode since it was moved to a different time slot again.

Without Toniya, we’re pretty much seriously doomed.

The Roavvy episode is just too sad…

The fate of the initially strong enemy Slash Buffalo in the early stages is like, “Wow…”
They swarm together, but if they can develop feelings just because their primary goal is the same, they’ll end up being hunted.

Shingomori, who can operate Freeden 2 just by reading the manual, is too much of a genius.

The sense of despair during Frieden’s assault on the Bandar-class is intense.

Wittoroaby’s holiday episode is a masterpiece.

I think AW was in a world where being treated as a burden meant they couldn’t survive…

It’s nice to see Lancelot happy, thinking that a man named Jamil had the talent to nurture people, even though they hadn’t met in person yet.

What’s amazing about Jamil is that I forgot what the story was about, but when we needed more people and reached out to other vultures to gather them.
If anything, those vulture guys also seemed like good guys.

Hehehe… Including us, the main characters are minors.

Since I don’t have the same audacity as those mech guys who can skip out and go visit Tifa, even when Kid harshly scolds them and tells them not to touch the machines anymore, I still can’t handle it.
Compared to that, the incident that triggered it is just a simple mistake.

It’s amazing that Enil becomes an ally, huh?

Even the typically tough nameless characters are kind to Garrod, the protagonist of Gundam.
Garrod had a tough upbringing, but he’s a good kid…

It’s good to see everyone coming together to send Garrod into space.

I think it’s also due to the fact that there are only 4 episodes left of Zeke Axis.

Probably the most skilled sabotage operative among all Gundam protagonists.

I like Vertigo.
I dislike Patulia.

Did you hear, brother?

The characters of X are all young people who have experienced the hell of the post-war regime collapse, with chaotic lawlessness, hunger, and disease, witnessing the lives and deaths of family, friends, and loved ones.

Generally, the feelings towards Garrod resonate with the (decent) adults in the story.

Have Garrod pay for the café.

The villains are mostly defeated by the twins.

There are too many uncles who can guide children.

I really like that in the first half, Garrod is pursuing Tifa in a way that feels unworthy of him, but in the second half, he realizes he is in a position to fight for the world, which makes Tifa incredibly jealous.

Everyone has their wounds, to some extent…

Because I’m a child in a world on the brink of the end of the century, I can’t trust adults, organizations, or anyone else at all.

To be honest, the two from category F are giving off a good vibe.

Young kids in that world don’t even really know about the existence of paper money.

The world of Gundam is harsh in every way, but due to the impact of the colony drop from the previous major war, it spans decades.
The story of those who survived in the darkness where sunlight from the Earth was blocked.

It’s sad that you’ve become able to shoot a gun on reflex, separate from your true feelings.

It’s a world where teenagers can instinctively retaliate when threatened with a gun.

Since both the last war and Gundam were created before, I won’t be swayed, do as you like.
However, Katoku, who said not to repeat mistakes, was also human…

A work created by many adults despite being in a world with a low level of civilization.

I like both the opening and the ending.
Getting excited

Since they are a generation that doesn’t know pre-war times, they don’t know warm interpersonal relationships at all.

Having older friends who are good people definitely saves me in some ways.

We are being evaluated, Olga.

Why isn’t Machu piloting the Gundam and making a big impact…?

I love the four consecutive battles against the bizarre MS in the Estardo chapter.

The clarity of the structure is truly unlike anything you’d expect from Gundam.

The revolutionary army doesn’t have anyone like twins.
The old man, the commander, was just a hopeless guy after all.

Isn’t it just an impressive display of Kid’s superhuman abilities, as if to say there’s nothing to worry about?
As a mechanic, their skills are obviously not hindered at all, and they bring together the maintenance crew smoothly; their stance and position are those of a calm and composed adult.

That said, if Garrod finds himself without a place in Freeden, it wouldn’t be strange for him to sell the Gundam for money and return to his original way of life.

Gundam X is the story of those living tough in a shitty world.

Garrod can’t live unless he can do at least that much.

I wanted to properly watch all four cours.
I bought the DVD properly.

While a boy meets a girl, he also meets an old man/old woman, like a boy meeting an old man/old woman.

What are the chances that Machu can become a female Garrod?

In short, I’m just a kid from the slums.
Moreover, without any backing.

Isn’t Garrod crazy for being able to cope with the Verdigo’s bit after some special training?
I thought about the wild antics of the green uncle.

It’s good to see the side characters’ brains getting burned out by Garrod’s brilliance.
I love Charis and such.

It’s amazing that Jamil has become able to shoot down funnels after seeing that technique…

At first, Jamil prioritizes Tifa’s protection and is puzzled by Garrod, who is flying around her, thinking, “What’s up with this boy?” but eventually comes to see him like a younger brother, which is nice.

Seeing that Witts and Roaby quickly became companions and get along well is truly a big hit.
Should we see this area as a reflection of Jamil’s virtue?

The bit operations of Charis don’t seem monotonous, but they keep dropping one after another, so it’s really bad, Garoad.

Funnel goes like this! Like this!
Jamil is amazing, isn’t he… Got it! Like this! Like this!
That’s strange…

To speak of the early stages, Enil’s settling place is also unexpected.

When I first went to space, I lost right away, but by the next sortie, I had gotten used to space combat, so Garrod’s adaptability is amazing.

When I watch Gundam X, I think it has become a meme to the point where I say, “Now’s the time, brother!”
It was out.

It’s amazing how you have become so talented after I taught you the countermeasures for the bit.

To be treated like a woman, at the very least, they should be able to capture an MS in person and manage to escape.

I really think the first quarter was quite boring.
At first, there really isn’t any main point to the story.

Is it the same as Garrod, who had both reflection and the intention to apologize?

X has an amazing charm to its characters, doesn’t it?
The Gundam part is

If we just list the actions done and compete over how bad they are, the top two would probably be Jamil and Hiroto from Build Divers Re:RISE.

Shingo Mori, a surprisingly top-notch helmsman in the series.

The biggest difference in the treatment of the viewers’ Machu and Garrod is not in the environment they were born into or the actions they took, but rather in the fact that the story is currently ongoing, so the evaluation must be based on the present situation, or it has concluded and evaluations can extend beyond that point.

It’s a post-apocalyptic world that has gone through seven large-scale wars on a planetary scale.
Even so, the colony army insists that it’s still not enough.

The problem lies not with the protagonist, but with the world, so X is.

I wonder if they’ll show the RG soon.
Since it continues with GW, there’s a possibility for next year, right?

When I reviewed it the other day, I found that Witts and Loaby were really good big brother figures, more than I remembered.