Generation Z is wild…

It’s a girl’s name, but what is it, a boy? (Sparkly name)

A boy suddenly attacks a soldier.

I’m frustrated no matter where I go.

Certainly, there are women named Camille, but it seems that it’s a name used for both genders in Japan, similar to Akira or Makoto, though it is relatively more common for men.

I hear that Generation Z isn’t very interested in sex, but this guy is different.

It means that I was made into an extraordinary crazy person to convey the message that you should not become like such young people.
It’s not good that almost everyone, including adults, is relying on violence…
In the main story, it seems like someone is getting punched in almost every episode…

The influence of the adults around me…

There have been various things like that before, too…

Adults who are too busy to deal with the Titans.

It is said that it should not happen, but the love from parents is completely lacking…

It’s impressive that the AEUG recognized Camille as a Gundam pilot.

At first, he was a sharp young man, but as he was influenced by more insane people and situations, he gradually became more rounded…

It’s a crazy image of young people that a bald person envisions.
It’s a sign of the times that almost all the adults around use corporal punishment.
There’s not a single reliable sergeant like Ryu-san…

I opened the visor of the helmet in the final phase.
Seeing Camille, who is exhausted and worn out, makes the early feeling of “what the hell is this crazy person…” fade away.

When Camille gets angry, she’s incredibly strong.
In the final stages, even a High-Zack piloted by Titans could be taken down in an instant, no matter if it was two at the same time.

It’s understandable that things are chaotic; that’s why it doesn’t seem like Camille is particularly strange in this situation.

Camille is taken aback by the way Katsu is rampaging halfway through.

Camille Claudel + Auguste Rodin = Camille’s Beauty Dan
Since Auguste Guida appears in ZZ, I wonder if the big guy liked Rodin that much.

Even though I dislike young people, did they end up in a truly unfortunate ending not as a consequence of their own actions, but rather because my twisted perspective has turned around 180 degrees?

Why do increasingly difficult events happen to someone whose mental state is unstable, even though they are tough for an ordinary person?

I may not have seen many female characters with the name Camille.

“Only Camille would say ‘Die! I’ll kill you!’ while aiming for the cockpit to kill the pilot.”

Perhaps it was inevitable that Judau, with his incredibly high vitality and superb communication skills, became the protagonist because Camille was just too pitiable.

Why are you making a sequel when it ended beautifully?

It’s not just the visor, but the part that says “the only thing I can do is kill people” is just too extreme.

Honestly, my favorite protagonist in the Universal Century.

Of course, Casval would punch you.
From Camille’s perspective, it’s like, what is that indecisive thing?

What you’re saying is logical, but surprise karate is not okay… says Won.
If you take away the karate, he’s quite a decent person…

It’s really healing to see things like trying to give souvenirs from Hong Kong or catching a glimpse of Fa’s breasts.

Rather, I think that the adult Camille needed was someone like Mr. Wong.

It’s not just Camille, everything in Zeta is too violent…

Just one image in the thread completely changes how Z is read…

Judo has the strongest mentality.

I mean, why is it so easy for Camille to fight with the A.E.U.G.?
It wasn’t exactly a situation as hopeless as the first generation’s development, right?

I feel like Won-san was being joked about for having a strong intimidating presence even with Quattro…

I thought there were quite a few people like Won-san at the time of the broadcast.
The direction in the work seems to give off a feeling like an unpleasant adult.

My real dad is such a terrible father that he ranks among the worst in the Gundam series.

When I look at Z, I realize that the original Amuro, Hayato, Kai, and Ryuu’s team was really ideal.

There are only adults who hit me, but I wonder if having them at least interact with me is better than my parents?

A kid who really shouldn’t be on the battlefield.

The moment Ryu died, Bright was pushed to his limit…

Judo is indeed blessed with friends.
Above all, there was a strong motivation to support my sister.

At first, I thought, what is this crazy dog?
The people around me were getting worse and worse, making me seem relatively normal.

“If you keep this up, you’ll die! (BOKA) Do you even have the will to be a soldier? (BAKI) All this beating, and in the end, what we’re doing is just killing people.”
It’s no wonder that Camille is just getting more and more upset.

How about a school-parody time where we have fun dominating the mini-mobility tournament and skipping club activities due to illness?

Having been exposed to my parents’ cold fight since morning, tangled up with my childhood friend, mocked by classmates for my feminine appearance, and unable to catch the shuttle of the admired Captain Bright that I wanted to meet, all while my childhood friend kept telling me to give up from behind, those who do not punch the special forces soldier who ridiculed my name should throw stones.

Despite having few combat personnel, casualties keep occurring, gradually increasing Camille’s burden…

Although the support is minimal, isn’t the atmosphere completely different between the White Base, which isn’t tied down by adult constraints, and the rigid Argama as the organization’s mainstay?

Why can you kill someone so easily! Just die!
↑
I will really kill you.

Sending a young soldier, especially a Newtype, into a harsh battlefield is mentally detrimental for them.

The scene where Torres and I got into a fight and both went into the nest and were having a normal conversation inside was good.
If I had more friends like that.

This is the scene of the Titans’ base!
I felt bad that Bright-san was getting hit a lot more than I remembered.

When I show it to the person now grown up, they might think, “I wonder why I was so irritated…”.

In the end, it won’t turn out well, but the NT sensors that Char picks up on Lalah, Camille, and Quess are quite accurate…

I love how the written report is so childish.

It feels like both Char and Bright regret having overworked Camille.

Generation Z gets angry quickly and resorts to violence just as fast…

The director’s reflection is evident in the theatrical version, noting that the TV version’s response to a 17-year-old who just had their parents killed in front of them was, after all, a bit inappropriate for an adult.

When it comes to killing, Camille is top-notch.
I don’t hesitate at all to kill bad people; on the contrary, I willingly do it myself.

It’s too unfortunate that as I’m trying to come to terms with things, more and more mental issues keep coming my way.

The Z generation is already broken around the time they killed Rozamia.

Camille hesitated to shoot Rosami at first, but when the Argama was in danger, he shoots her without hesitation.

The pressure on Amuro during the war is quite significant, but I think Camille’s pressure is even worse.

Even though the first members are a group of misfits, they can understand each other while clashing in various ways.
It’s difficult to delve into the point where everyone understands it’s Z.

A man who cheats as naturally as breathing.

I’m going to watch Char and Haman’s lovers’ quarrel! → It’s you! Always just watching from the sidelines and toying with people! I can’t forgive it, even if it costs my life… even if it costs my body… this is the one!

“It’s amazing how the mad dog breaks down in the Gryps War.”

Despite being delicate, it’s inevitable that they will become strange because they are overly serious and don’t throw away unpleasant things but rather accept them.

I wonder what the adults of Épée thought about Camille, the child, piloting the Gundam as an ace.
Did you feel a bit of shame?

Eugo was constantly pursued by the Titans’ fleet due to a lack of strength until the very end.
If we hadn’t made a comeback with the colony laser after sacrificing a huge number of lives, it would have been over.

Well, I’m going to take the kids again next time.

Ever since Katsu started playing the role of the mad dog, this young man has become remarkably calm, like a different person.

They say it’s an affair, but there was hardly a time when we were just flirting; we were mostly fighting all the time.

I can’t believe this thing didn’t break as it detected the dying screams of the citizens being killed by the colony laser.

The thread is a joke, but the feeling of being free while being broken by adult circumstances is actually quite characteristic of Generation Z.

The relationship between Camille and Quattro is precious no matter how many times I see it…

Is the Zeta generation on the AEUG side Camille Fa Bacca?

From Camille’s perspective, I noticed that Recco was also reaching her mental limit, so I tried to support her.
I couldn’t become the reliable man that Reko wanted, so I couldn’t save her.
But isn’t it a bit much for the Titans to betray us?! That’s true.

They just aired episode 13 in a rerun on TV Kanagawa.
Camille suddenly loses it at Quattro, who refuses to acknowledge that he is Char, and shouts, “I’ll correct such an adult!” 👊💥
While being blown away, Char (Is this youth…?)
That scene was super surreal and funny.

In appearance, Bright is an adult who allows kids to ride in Gundams to achieve success…

The first one to know was Camille at Bidan.
The next one I learned about was Camille Fournet.

Emma and Henken are dead.
Camille doesn’t have a place to go back to, right?

The catchphrase of UC0087 “Correction”

I think Rosamii responded calmly despite suddenly being confronted with crazy moves.
I feel like I took extra damage because of that…

That guy in the sunglasses used to tease Doren and his subordinates with jokes back when he was in the Zeon army.
Why was I so depressed back in the Z days…

You guys, Amuro and Char are both going “Ah…” in Eternal Foe!

Surprisingly, Char is a good senpai.
It’s a bit pathetic in some places, but…

In the movie version, the Argama also had a nice atmosphere.
Do you know someone named Char Aznable? I love Quattro’s clueless response to that.

It’s too mysterious that Quattro says things have changed for the better when he clearly sees Camille is struggling.

Because I was able to go about it normally without any particular issues even with the vulgar and inferior Titans.
Emma’s mental strength is so strong that it doesn’t waver in any environment.

It’s painful to see someone increasingly exhibit behavior that seems to indicate they’ve gradually come to understand.

Although it was caused by the Titans, it was a path I chose myself, so I can’t stop. Maybe it’s a good thing that I can live normally now because everything was destroyed.

Since Katsu showed up, Camille also seemed to calm down, thinking, “Oh no, is this how I was?”

That said, Z is already ahead with Camille…
ZZ is… yes.

Camille understands that she lost her family and a place to return to because of her selfish actions.
The level of dependency on my peers and sense of responsibility is pretty high.

I think it was an incredibly important position because watching over Camille together allowed for a suitable distance from Amuro.

I love the scene in the shuttle where they talk about having hope in space.

The word tough is meant for the little brats of Shangri-La…

Quattro had a huge expectation for Camille.

Quattro has expectations for Kamille, and Kamille also had expectations for Quattro.

It’s the same for Kats, and the same for Rozamie, and it was the same for Fow as well.
When you become the one being tossed around, you really take care of things, don’t you, Camille?

Although treated like a lunatic, after meeting Fou and accepting the femininity within him, he became a pure and good protagonist who could genuinely be angry at evil…
Well, it’s going to be seriously broken with Rozami.

Speaking of which, I kind of thought that Hayato Kai was around the same age as Amuro.
I didn’t know the exact ages of Mirai and Seira, who seem a bit older.
But even Bright is only a few years older than Amuro.

If there’s a partner, you try to put on a good front, even if it’s just for show…

Colonel Quattro’s way of encouraging and following up with people is so awful that Camille is actually struggling because of it!

Char liked Kats as well.
Basically, I like juniors.

Camille is perfect for Char, who wants to act like a reliable rear support and say “Hehehe…”

In ZZ, where insults and complaints that seem likely to provoke punches and slaps are exchanged on a daily basis.

When Camille hits, it’s usually a single strike, but when Camille gets beaten up, it’s usually a combo.

As for Camille, it’s not like Bright brought him along…
It’s cold-hearted to just kick out the child who stole the Titans’ MS…

I think Amuro from Z would have rotted away if Char hadn’t been there, feeling frustrated during his house arrest.

That said, even for Char, it’s not easy with three parties involved.
The machine power is also inferior, so it’s really tough.