Fool
Idiot idiot

Aslan isn’t serious so much as he’s just in a bad mood.

Virgin
Non-virgin, non-virgin

You’ve started to look like your dad.

I want two more miracle warriors.

Someone in a hurry to tidy up the room.

These three are ridiculously strong when their mental state is at its best, and they won’t lose to anyone.

When it comes to Gundam, it’s the three fools.

New Three Idiots

It would be nice if there was an opportunity to see the three of them fighting together someday…

I’m worried because the other two are a bit unreliable, so I feel like I have to do my best.

Kira is unusually strong even at rock bottom mentally, and Shin triggers miracles when he’s in good mental condition; it’s easy to understand, but what about Aslan?

They weren’t all together, but…
There was someone who increased the number by about 100 alone.

In Muji, Aslan Zala, the man who is a bit too strong, has self-awareness of the debuff against family members, and if he doesn’t apply the wandering debuff, it becomes a bit excessive.

Combat power is supreme.
Psychic abilities, armed and arrogant.

When I was told, “Aslan, why do you look so grumpy?” and then it was made public, I thought, “Well, of course I look really grumpy…” and I just laughed.

Why is everyone a little airheaded?

These three together can be called monsters that can fight.

The three fools of Muji were impressive even without Shin, as they had the upper hand against Kira and Asu.

I didn’t particularly like Freedom, but I felt really sad when it was getting torn apart, so when Athrun came, it felt absolutely amazing.

I understand that Kira and Aslan are monsters, but what about Shin?

The eyebrows near the center are wavy, and when I think about it, it doesn’t really make sense.

The stock of the old three fools, which couldn’t be defeated unless one of the three was pushed down and reduced to two, continues to rise.

What happened when these three come?

I made a collage of Raksu’s strange breasts.

If we were to compare it to other works, how many enemies would be needed to take them all on at once?

With Aslan around, Shin or Kira won’t be distracted from responding to the enemy ace, so the balance between the vanguard and rear guard is really good.

I wonder who among the three is the strongest.

You need to time your pedal push!

It’s too cruel that the timing for these three to come together at their mental peak didn’t happen until FREEDOM.
Even if you say that the movie isn’t exactly at its peak…

Kira! Shin! We’re launching a jet stream attack!

It seems that apart from the depicted range of origin, the immune system has not been tampered with and is almost natural, so I wonder if I was chosen in a Destiny Plan sort of way.

I had a somewhat dark image of Kira, but they seemed to be enjoying themselves quite a bit in the first episode of the original series, so I guess their true nature is bright.
I was just feeling down for a long time in the main story.

It seems that the Frost brothers would be stronger against just Kira and Aslan, but Shin does some unpredictable things.

Kira has been at his mental limit for a long time, and Shin-chan is continuously cornered to the point where he can’t even enjoy reading, which is his honest hobby during this fateful time. Aslan is having his name used by terrorists without permission and is also lost.

Ero-baka trio or sexual desire baka trio

Conversely, it’s amazing that even at the point of being entirely unmarked and with three people working together, the three idiots were able to stand their ground against Kira and Athrun simultaneously.

The three idiots are too strong until the effects of the drug wear off.

Well, if we impose restrictions like activity hours, then we need to be strong enough for that, right? The three idiots.
Also, the aircraft is strong.

Are you saying you want to see Seed Justice?

With this grumpiness, Aslan charges in and starts exchanging blows with Shura, and I immediately think, “Damn, that guy is strong.” I think it’s pretty impressive how Aslan can switch his thought process so quickly.

First, Kira will make a flashy attack and scatter everything, right?
Isn’t Shin going to take them out one by one (at the same time) outside that range?
Aslan is probably acting separately and dealing a fatal blow to the enemy.

I can’t believe they would go as far as launching a nuclear attack just to abduct Lux.

The next three have weak communication skills and the time limit is relaxed…

I thought that the outcome could change a lot depending on the situation after watching the movie, the three idiots.
The image of someone being overwhelmingly strong has disappeared.

Each of the three people has different strengths, so it’s crazy that someone can handle all of them at the same time.

Aslan is in charge of a hot heart and a cool head, but when his mental state is off, he becomes lost.

All three of them probably think they are the most reasonable.

The Three Evil Weapons

It’s more efficient to spread these three out on the battlefield rather than keep them together…

I like the scene where the three of them show their true selves in “I ask for the Millennium.”

It’s strange that Krot, who was given a meaningless machine like a Raider, is able to hold his own against the two strongest characters, regardless of Fobi and Karami.

The Requiem Reflection Operation completely relies on that old man’s skills, you know…

Hentai
Shameless
Lucky lewdness
These are the three fools of the Reiwa era!

Things like teamwork are bad.
Three people who are inexplicably strong when they fought together.

I guess there aren’t any three-person fusion techniques in Super Robot Wars either, right?

Kirara’s strength is perseverance, that’s what FREEDOM has become.

Seeing how well Kira and Shin get along, what is Aslan?

It’s a waste to deploy these three people in the same area of the battlefield.
I think that if they are placed in the same area, some kind of synergy will occur.

Captain Yamato really sticks to high-cost units and sometimes wins from there…

From next time, you’ll see genuine Kirashin combination techniques, not fabrications.

During normal times, I didn’t really understand how Shin would become freedom, but during normal times, Shin was definitely someone who matched well with Kira.
I became sad again thinking that someone like that has turned into something like that…

What do you mean by “Shin is super strong when on Destiny”?

Kira seems to secretly dislike treating Aslan as either a brother-in-law or a younger brother.

It feels like going to punch Haman with Amuro, Camille, and Char.

It doesn’t matter whether Kagari becomes a sister-in-law or a younger sister, but I’m troubled by whether Aslan becomes a younger brother or an older brother.

I was really happy to see that they seemed to be getting along well in the movie.

It seems like they think that if they throw something to Aslan, he will somehow take care of it, due to a habit from childhood.

But both Athrun and Kagari think of Kira like a younger brother…

Shin is getting too attached to Kira.

Many young people probably can’t believe that in the past, Shin was treated like Ueshima in the context of the Ostrich Club.

I can’t believe the chairman is so impressive that he even saw through the suitability for duplication and turned him into a pilot.

If something happens to Kira, Aslan will come flying over, so I feel安心!

When I was around 16 years old, I was shown the Destiny Gundam and was told, “This is the machine made for you.”
Well, I can understand why Shin would develop an attachment…

Durandal was really competent.

Maybe all three of them are thinking that they need to get their act together.

I’m happy to finally have established the lovable silly character position after 20 years.

Shin should apologize to Imoja!

A kind boy whose hobby was reading lost his family and became filled with angry eyes.
When the war began, the situation with Stella further increased the psychological exhaustion.
In the end, I started seeing hallucinations even during battle.

Aslan is caring but tends to speak little and yet too much, largely influenced by Kira, while Kira’s laziness at its core is heavily influenced by Aslan.

It’s amazing that ZERO, who is likely the main or supporting role, is waiting right here—what a new era.

I was happy to see Shin causing chaos in the Meteor back, but it was also nice to see him being a straightforward child.
At the very beginning, when they were fighting to protect civilians, it really tugged at my heartstrings.

It’s significant that I was able to digest various things, including Super Robot Wars, over the course of 20 years.

Was the new anime based on the smartphone game suddenly created due to the hit of that freedom?
Or was it planned from the beginning?

Preparing weapons of mass destruction ← this is the easiest.
I have ambitions like world domination.
It’s just a toy for the three idiots.

It was a movie packed with all sorts of things, but what made me the happiest was that Shin was really attached to Kira.

Shin and Aslan just don’t get along.
The atmosphere of genuinely trusting each other’s abilities is very nice.

Shin seems like he would get a huge buff if Aslan and Kira said to him, “We trust you, so do your best!”

Wow!! Stella!!! Mayuu!!! You wouldn’t come out unless you were completely confused…

Aslan has recognized and trusted Shin’s power from the very beginning.
That’s why I was desperately trying to guide you to not misuse that power.

Isn’t there no pilot who can handle all three of them together?

Two out of three people
Isn’t it strange that a fortress that cannot be broken down even by mental attacks?

According to Aslan, Shin seems to fall into the same category as Izak, and since Aslan has a habit of provoking Izak naturally, it cannot be denied that he might be provoking Shin in everyday situations as well.

When you think about it, the three of them during the fateful time of the seeds were mentally under a lot of debuffs.

If Aslan were to be insulted right in front of me, I would get angry too, Shinn.

At that time, I thought the protagonist was… but now that I think about it, I’m glad I was treated like a fool there!

By the end of the timeline, the protagonist Kira has become the most normal among them.

But if these three do a vehicle swap, they’re probably going to end up not maximizing their performance and all die in battle.

Fate has all three fools mentally affected, but especially Shin is not in a good state of mind to be on the battlefield.

It’s a novel, but Orpheus is said to be better at piloting than Kira, and since we also have Shura, who is presumably even stronger in combat, this is originally an opponent we would tackle with three people, but somehow we won…

Aslan was trying to stop Shin, and Shin was properly receiving that message.
Well, there were obstacles each time.

After recovering mentally, I’ll just hang in there against two opponents who excel in aircraft performance and armament.

Just by playing the edited voice of Kagari saying “I’m cutting ties with Aslan!” it seems like it would have an effect.
If my tricks get exposed, I’ll definitely end up getting killed.

These three have come to the area you control!

With Shura and Orphe attacking together, Orphe’s side lost one Dragoon, yet Strike Freedom is completely intact, so the difference in experience points is just way too big.

A character that pays homage to Camille, whose voice is that of Ikeda-san, leads to destruction, while a character that pays homage to Char rescues them at the very last moment.

Kira seemed like a simply strong character in the era of fate.
After the movie, the character changed to one with a tenacious strength.

These three people’s parents are quite decent.
Some fathers go crazy or lose their sense of ethics.

Blood Valentine’s!
Raging Father!
Fighting to the death with my best friend because of a cruel twist of fate!
A colleague who died protecting me!
A father who dies spouting resentment without ever looking at himself until the end!
A follower of my father who commits terrorism using my name!

It’s somewhat unsettling that Patrick became like that because of Blood Valentine, considering he seemed like a cheerful person before.

Thinking back, I am reminded of how, since the Strike era, I have repeatedly found myself in dire situations but managed to endure and persevere.

I like how they shoot the rifle during strikes in the final battle, like in the second type.

You don’t delve into what Aslan’s mom was like, right?
They seem kind, but…

Shin was already at his limit because he was disturbed by all of Aslan’s words about fate.

If the place where I live were attacked and Destroyers showed up, and it seemed hopeless, I think I’d have my brain fried if these three came flying in from the sky.

Patrick completely went off the rails in the second half, lifting the ban on nuclear weapons and killing Siegel, even though we had been together so much.
Just because Siegel’s daughter betrayed the plant and sold nuclear weapons to the Union soldiers who were pilots for Strike, there’s no blood or tears involved.

Someone from somewhere shot down Kira, but for some reason, if they hadn’t missed the killing blow, it would have been a win…

Patrick’s birth is quite unique, and he has experiences of discrimination on Earth, so there is a solid foundation for his aversion to the natural.

I think Kirara and Aslan’s mother is amazing, but I also admire Kirara’s father for showing affection to the children of his wife’s siblings, who are almost strangers.
Patrick is um…