A good adult in a different direction from Ryu.

Look, the glasses are gone!

The chemical reaction with Kamuran is amazing.

Where is my bed?

Handsome or nice guy, that kind of feeling.

I remember the final scene vividly enough that I often think about it when buying a vending machine burger.

Thanks to Mr. Genda’s voice in the TV version, it strongly conveys the mischievous and good-looking vibe of a Showa-era sailor.
The theatrical version is a bit nihilistic.

I liked this part of the conversation in the sushi manga.

The vibe is light, but teamwork is really important, isn’t it?

The coolest person eating a hamburger, as far as I know.

It’s a bit of a classic storyline that a well-off young lady falls in love with a free-spirited person, isn’t it, Mirai’s romance?

Well, it seems like there will only be the Solomon battle at next week’s GQX.

I thought, what is this sudden emergence, as it came out right after the heartbreak from the Ryushock.
He was a good man.

In the movie version, it seems like they made a suicide attack with the Core Booster, but in the TV version, it feels more like a strategy to get the Gundam closer, so it changes the final moments a bit.

I really love being absolutely certain that I will die after this, but it’s sad.

It starts with a story where, even though it’s already near the end, a nasty guy with the rank of minor officer suddenly shows up! I thought, “Ah, he’s a pickup artist, isn’t he?” but in the end, he turned out to be a really nice person, and I was repeatedly proven wrong about my prejudgments, so I ended up liking him a lot.

The sense of reliance was overwhelming for a child.

Mirai’s life seems like something out of a girl’s side, doesn’t it?

It came rushing by, just like the impression of a dragon from Kikka and the others…

Ryuu-san feels like a big brother with a lot of tolerance, while Sleger-san seems like an older brother who could teach you some bad tricks; even though they’re different in style, both are great.

Honestly, if I exclude Amuro, this is my favorite character.

The first generation is interesting, but whenever a good person appears, they inevitably die…

Mirai is really popular, you know.

“Mr. Sleggar! It’s too fast, too fast!” I still don’t really know if it was truly fast or if it was correct.

Is it true that my mom is doing well back in her hometown?

It’s because I’m called “Saera the flatterer.”

Well, it seems like the hurdle is really high for a direct relationship, but if I’m encouraged in a life-or-death situation, I might get motivated since she’s such a beautiful woman…

Seira-san is at just the right distance to be considered a subject for fetish.

The atmosphere of the WB team is pretty good, right?

I feel like if I had lived, I could have become good friends with Kamuran.

The refugees were a nuisance.

I wonder what happened after the war if I survived this life.

I understand why Kamuran is not popular.
That said, it’s not fun when the girl I like dismisses Kamuran… as a man…

I wonder if Seira would run away if a man seriously clung to her.

Seira probably dislikes people who depend on others in general, regardless of feelings towards the opposite sex or whether it’s directed at herself.
You won’t even let me cling to you.

Even though Mirai is the mother of the White Base, she’s also playing the heroine in an otome game.

I wonder if Sleggar-san will be able to get along well with Mirai-san even if he survives.
It may well be just a fleeting emotion, as the person themselves is saying.

It was the stabilizer for the White Base after Ryu died.

While looking at the first impressions, I noticed a rare person who became a strong anti-fan of the character right after their appearance.

It feels good to be a man who understands a man’s feelings.

This person is a good man, but I think it’s questionable whether he can be a good family man.
Kamran seems like he would work hard for his family while neglecting them.

I thought from the beginning that I would be riding either the G Fighter or the Core Booster, but my first job is as the gunner for the main cannon; that’s a bit cool.

It’s sad, but it feels like… this is war, right? That’s what the TV version conveys.
It’s sad, but this is kind of a battle, isn’t it? That’s the feeling of the movie.
Both are cool.

I feel that there is a lack of good men of this type in recent anime.

I think they are highly skilled but are probably being seen as a nuisance since they are assigned to a ship with an extremely high mortality rate.

I wonder what this person was doing and where before the WB deployment…

For someone like Kamuran, there was no choice but to act that way to ensure that the girl he likes doesn’t end up in danger.

In recent anime, this type tends to become a gag…

If Mr. Suga were alive, would Mirai not have married Mr. Bright…?

Kamran is a seriously heavy guy who is prepared to go to prison and prepare nuclear weapons for a woman who rejected him over ten years ago…

Men with a Showa-era charm are probably difficult to understand by modern ethical standards.

If you draw too precisely, it might end up looking too cool and overshadow everything else.
I think it will require quite a bit of skill.

Isn’t he a bit too cold towards a man who wants his fiancée to stay alive…?

I love how Amuro and the others immediately warm up to someone like Ryu-san and get swept up in an American vibe!

He’s a valuable elder of WB, but saying he’s a reliable big brother is a bit off, isn’t it?

If someone says I’m too pretentious and it’s tough, then it’s a character that has changed quite a bit, so I won’t deny it.

Thread without a name, work.

Other characters don’t really feel dated even now, but one person is just so totally Showa.

He’s a nice guy, isn’t he, Sleggar?
He seemed like a carefree guy, but he also kept an eye on his surroundings and understood his responsibilities as a soldier; he was a cool adult.
Died as if running through.
It’s tough.

Despite being a beautiful blonde, Seira-san has so many thorns that she doesn’t seem interested at all.

What was the Sleggar-like guy from Bilfa…?

This character is great, but despite all the added content now, they still aren’t blessed with a dedicated machine…

It’s a different story to say that Kamran from Char’s Counterattack really prepared the nuclear weapon just for Mirai-san.
It’s a mix of righteous indignation and various other feelings.

Amuro really seems to be influenced quickly by adults whom he thinks, “I like this person.”
This guy is cute.

It doesn’t seem like she completely doesn’t need a man when I see her confiding in Bright, but she has ended up living leisurely off the funds her brother provided while dripping with poison.

I guess it was about getting a gym at Origin.

If you add something officially later on, it usually doesn’t turn out well, so wouldn’t it be fine to leave some room for fan speculation?

That Char’s sister!!! If she’s on the main stage, she could politically carry anything infinitely.
And you’re the type of woman who would tell that kind of thing to go to hell, right?

If it becomes public that a pure NT is the child of Daikun, it would surely lead to a huge mess.

It might be a story about how Kamuran, by doing the right and cool thing as a person, ultimately reached his former fiancée and it turned out well.
I’m sure the Londbel fleet, isolated and without support at that time, would be happy about this.

After the war, I selfishly thought that the arrow was pointing more from Seira-san to Kai-san instead.

Unlike the high-ranking officials of the Federation who have been making unreasonable demands, I truly appreciated the fact that they treated me casually without being condescending and stood beside me to fight together.

I looked back at it recently, but…
The way Kamuran approached Mirai-san was quite out of line.