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Is that so? Isn’t Judoh fine too?

Because we were able to reach an agreement with the Federation until the transfer of Side 3.
Has quite a political acumen.

I think it’s questionable to impose Haman on him alone…

It feels kind of wrong to suddenly get really into judo.

This is no joke!

I will use my extraordinary political skills for the Zabi family.

Isn’t it because they aren’t using it for the Zabi family that a rebellion is happening…?

I think they didn’t want to show off their incredible political skills either.

I want to see Judau become the leader of Neo Zeon…

Char has the ability and knows his own position, but there’s no other man who can confront him at that level, so he’s filled with lingering feelings. However, during ZZ, he had already experienced a heartbreak over the missing sunglasses, and I think it was more about him coming to terms with his feelings rather than just switching to someone else.

Char and Judau are way too different.

It’s quite troublesome because just getting involved creates a debt.

While skilled in martial power and political ability, he has little popularity.

I don’t think Judau saw Char.

Isn’t it enough to just find a man who seems like a good support, as long as he has high ideals?

If you think of it as a 20-year-old girl, her charisma is truly extraordinary.

She’s still just a girl in her twenties, yet the Zabi family is in complete chaos, and there’s no one who can take on a central role, so it’s natural for her to want to rely on a man.

I am set at 20 years old…
I love that line.

First of all, it is rare for a person to be unharmed when being leaned on with that weight.
It can only become an object of fear or worship.

That’s cute! ♥

“Even so, there’s nothing to spit out at Judou! Saying that has reached a point where it won’t change unless I die.”

A life in your twenties probably isn’t that significant.

Anyway, it’s wrong of Char to push all the hardships onto Haman and act like being a pilot suits me. It’s Char’s fault.

If asked whether I want to see Lady Haman awkwardly rely on the younger Judau, I would definitely want to see it.

That applies to Haman as well…

I wonder why I wasn’t drawn to Camille.
Is it because you look like a woman?

Since Char is dead in Hamarn’s world, it’s okay for her to look for a new love, right?

A level of flirtatious delusion with Char that even Camille, who usually treats Haman like a terrible woman, finds unsettling.

Hamarn was definitely intimidated by Judau’s spirit as an NT.

It is said that it was forced onto Hamarn.
Was there originally any obligation for Char to do something about the remnants of Zeon?

I think it’s questionable that the reward for those who achieved accomplishments in Neo Zeon is a dinner party with me, Ms. Haman.

I wonder what it would have been like if Char had appeared in ZZ as planned.

Camille lacks delicacy.

Killed by Char.

Even if we were to become a romantic relationship like Judo, it seems it would collapse in three days.

I think the possession has been lifted even if I don’t end up with Judou.
If I still had the will to live after throwing everything away, I might have been able to start over.

Judau is actually quite attracted to Haman, but he was too ruthless when he rejected her.

Judo, who can look at the enemy with gentle eyes (if Rina isn’t involved), is a bit too strong.

Tomino believed that Haman was like a female version of Basque Om, so it seems he was somewhat irritated by her unexpected popularity.
For some reason, the person behind Hamarn apologized.

I recently learned that Haman’s second sister is named Kahn, and there are others as well.

Char is not capable of making Haman happy.
A young and strong newtype like Judau could guide Haman and Neo Zeon in a good direction.

I mean, if they’re raising Mineva like that, there’s no way she would be liked by Char.

In ZZ, it shows weaknesses and the backbone is too tragic, but in reality, it might be slightly better than Basque, depending on how you look at it, it could be seen as even more brutal.
Well, the Basque Country also has a somewhat sad past, but…

I understand why you are not attracted to Camille.
Because Camille and Haman-sama are of the same type of people.

The person behind Mashumaro often makes self-deprecating jokes, doesn’t he?
The character you are playing could potentially become a position like Char’s, depending on your efforts.
“I was trying really hard, but then I couldn’t come up with anything and just died.”

The voice is… nice, right…

In reality, if Haman had taken Judau’s hand during the final battle, what would have happened afterward?
In the end, should I throw everything away and go to Jupiter with Judo?

The disparity between the accumulated image of Haman from all the past this and that and the actual Haman in the anime is incredible.
The main story features Haman being too fierce.

Char should be the one to curse his own unfortunate birth.
A fate of being made a portable shrine, regardless of one’s own will.

If it’s Judo, they have the frontier spirit to go back to the asteroid belt and make it.

It’s unlikely that a powerful new type without any background can easily engage in politics.
In the end, the colonel is way too strong to be a palanquin bearer.

The old Gundam had various things like games and manga.
Even when looking at the same character, the perception of the character can vary widely, right?
In just the main story, Haman is too unpleasant of a character.

It’s hard to tell whether he really thought Shirocco was just a foolish and easy-to-use man or if he said that while reading his inner thoughts.

Somehow, throughout it all, I’m clinging to the hope that Char will come back, and it’s genuinely endearing from the main story itself.

It seems we’re circling back to a vibe that could turn into Machi’s alias.

Judo is a counter to Char, saying that before you uphold a great cause, you should cherish the people close to you, so the leader route is likely to be difficult.

Haman is generally trash, and she disposes of subordinates who worship her, but she has an incredible charm.
At the Z point, Char! Before you die, follow me! You’re persistently recruiting me!

It was because of various factors related to the Gryps Conflict that I stood as the leader of Neo Zeon…
I think Brex, who was tied to the AEUG, is quite a charmer.

Originally meant to be a boss at the beginning, somehow she ended up serving as the final boss, so it’s pitiful for Hamaan-sama.

Well, if you’re asking that much…
It’s a face that says “There’s no helping it, huh?”

It’s strange if you think about it, but it looks cool that we’re not using funnels because it’s a one-on-one duel.

In reality, Char has no leadership qualities other than having good lineage.
It’s just that it’s a remarkable creation of the Universal Century with high performance that can function even without it.

The contents are somewhat superficial and quite immature.

If the later Char’s lover finds out that they sound like me, Haman would probably be happy in the grass and shadows.

I was disappointed by the scene where they panic and run away from Judo’s aura.
It’s too harsh on Mashumer.

There are no decent adults to rely on.
Despite that, they are made to manage a small nation called Axis.

Char has no chance, but Judau had a little chance.

But Mashmer charging into that monster war in the Zaku III was so cool.

It means that you may have the ability to perform tasks, but you lack the personality suitability.

I was able to go in peace at the end because I changed direction to Judo.
It wouldn’t have worked with Char, so I’m glad it was Judau.

But that Zaku III pilot Mashmar left quite an impression on me.

I feel that it’s unfortunate to be forced into something like being a warlord or dealing with wars on Earth and in space because they want to act like they’re of that age.
I was trying hard up to a point, but then I got lost in a feeling of emptiness and just felt like whatever happens, happens.

I think one of the bad things about Haman is that she ends up doing things that she shouldn’t have to do.

You mentioned something about Judo-kun.
Please take care of Haman.

It would be impossible for Char, who was killing the Zabi family during the One Year War, to collaborate with Haman, who is putting the Zabi family at the forefront.

What is that light!?

Dirty Minky Momo

I have a memory of thinking that Haman-sama seems to be doing something like mental manipulation or brainwashing and that she can do such things.

But I think it’s questionable to abolish the existing military rank system and introduce a system of knights and their retainers, Hamann-sama.
Isn’t this the direct reason why 80% of the subordinates revolted?

If you have a personality similar to Puru, there might be a chance…

I tried going back to an old hairstyle, what do you think?

The charisma of Haman is insane, having most of her forces taken away by a sudden upstart brat and sparking a rebellion…

There are various things, but there’s no doubt that as a pilot, they are unbelievably strong.

If I had met a man like Judo from the beginning, I would have lived happily.

Char, who seeks a woman to pamper him, and Haman, who seeks a reliable man, are not a good match.
There probably aren’t many women aside from Haman who have the ability to let Char indulge himself, and similarly, there are also limited men aside from Char who are capable enough for Haman to rely on.

When you think about it, Mashymre really is almost the same age as Haman, right?

Pull was only accepted because Judoh was kind, but he was actually quite disliked by the Gundam team.

In other words, if Char had revealed his true identity at the time of Axis, perhaps Minerva wouldn’t have become a figurehead.

In the early flashback of Mashmer, it seems that Hamarn is teaching him the fundamentals one-on-one and is quite attentive to him.

Char himself had a strange upbringing and has gone through terrible experiences, so seriously, don’t turn young children into tools for political strife.

“Despite having a habit of cursing and killing Garma, who is unrelated to Dykun’s death.”
Sweetness for Mineva.

I think it’s a bit naive to expect what I wanted to happen with Axis while Char was away.
It is impossible for Mineva to grow up as an ordinary girl.

I think Haman’s affection for Judau is largely a reflection of her admiration for Char.
The frustration towards Camille is simply a projection of frustration towards Char.

From Char’s perspective, it’s only natural that he has nothing but anger towards the thread image.

It’s incredible that just your existence can be so bothersome.
Even I would feel down if I were told that much.

My cute niece is missing.
Gremy will also rebel.
Haman’s heart was broken.

I want to scatter commemorative photos of Haman and Char.

I wonder if it’s a different type from Camille.

I can solve that.
There are too many cases where I have no obligation to solve it even if it means bearing a great burden.

Gremmy’s rebellion is interesting because it reveals his feelings of detachment and resignation about being nothing more than a tool, which can be seen in his words and actions.

I got angry when Camille saw my private account, but I’m also someone who used to secretly look at Char’s private account, so I’m a hypocrite, Haman.

The encounter between Haman and Camille in space… Cancelled! I laughed.
That’s right, even if we show our true feelings to each other, it doesn’t necessarily mean we can understand one another.

A woman who tends to receive astonishing insults.

Is this person also someone who wants to decrease the Earth’s population?

Only those who have experienced telepathy from NT and have been spoken to condescendingly should deny the phrase “the very existence is annoying.”

Char is nothing more than my first love.
If I become disillusioned, I’ll likely go for the opposite type of guy.
Then Judou came to that place.

When looking at the anime as a whole, it gives the impression that both Haman and Gremmy were tied up by their homes and blood and ended up dying.
Is it a relief that they were both defeated in the end by someone they had a good impression of?

I should be able to see the sparkle, but I don’t particularly want it.

The mental sensitivity of NTs tends to become more severe in terms of rejection at about a 50% probability.

I wonder how much lingering attachment there was to Char.

I think Judau and Hamarn are a better coupling than Char and others.

Shirocco was a kind person.

It wouldn’t match at all, even from Judeau’s perspective…

Amuro and Lala knew each other, but even though they understood each other…
Lalah’s gratitude towards Char doesn’t just disappear…

It might have a good compatibility with Judo, but will it last long?

Judo thought it was foolish to be concerned about things like Zeon and the Zabi family.
Both Char and Hamaan were particular about that, but that’s why they couldn’t come to an agreement.

Well, if I’m asked which is better, Char or Judau, I can only say Judau…

Before considering a god’s perspective, likes and dislikes are merely a matter of the individual’s sensibility.

With the power of Newtypes, people become more able to understand each other, but even if enemies and allies understand each other during war, the outcome usually leads to tragedy, and this has been repeated many times in the Universal Century.

During the Quattro era, Char had some pathetic moments, but he was really cool too…

When Newtypes interact, they can peek into each other’s hearts, making it easier for misunderstandings to arise compared to ordinary people, and it seems difficult to repair those misunderstandings.

It’s rare for Char from that era to get so agitated.
The Minerva issue was probably a nuclear landmine.

Isn’t there something like being able to understand each other with super long wavelengths among allies sometimes?

It doesn’t seem like he’s solely focused on Char.

I feel like Haman is ultimately a character who is drawn to the gravity of returning to the Earth Sphere, just a little girl who wants that.

I think 50% of Haman’s charisma comes from her voice and 50% from the Qubeley.

I would like to see the route where they successfully integrated into the Federation as it was.

Of course, Hamarn and Char would have a very good impression of Judau when they see him.
For Judo, he probably dislikes both.