They said in the commentary that they intentionally portrayed Camille as clearly irritated until he snaps.

As expected, being this eccentric only happens in the first episode, and there is also the fact that her family situation was terrible and she was struggling.
That being said, Camille in episode 1 is seriously a crazy guy.

“Aren’t you properly having an inner monologue like ‘What am I doing…'”

It seems that the scene where they shoot the Vulcan and laugh, which I had heard rumors about, isn’t included in episode 1, so I’m a bit disappointed.

Serves you right!

In the movie version, which should have turned into a beautiful Camille, there’s a crazy person who doesn’t forget the SP Vulcan.

Basically, the Titans are provoking.
Kamille-kun, who doesn’t have much resistance to provocation.

The Boy Who Loses His Temper
Once it explodes, it doesn’t have to stop anymore, huh…

What is NT?
If I am underestimated
I’ll smash you down!

It’s a sequel to that final episode of the first season, and when I’m told that and shown this, I can’t help but feel suspicious about the atmosphere.

There’s no doubt that Jerido is saying it with that nuance.
That being said, honestly receiving thoughts from a distance that you can’t hear seems tough for a Newtype.
It was tough.

Camille had a terrible fight with her family that morning, and although she endured it to come to school, she was also told various things here, and knowing this background makes it quite poignant.

It feels like the First Gundam is creating the essence of Gundam in its own way.

There is too much of a gap between appearance and behavior.

In the beginning, I (the viewer) have a strong feeling of what am I being shown.
I don’t know who to empathize with.

I often get confused because Emma says things that make me think she’s probably the conscience character.

I used to see it as normal back then, but now when I look at it, it makes me laugh.

Between a somewhat unstable boy and young man around 17 years old… though it’s too sharp.
But I love you, Camille.

Emma is the serious type of committee chair, so she is strict with Camille as well.

Because they skip club activities to see Bright, they don’t seem particularly angry even after getting punched once, so the line drawn is quite clear.

You usually can’t hear whispers from that distance.

I haven’t really thought about empathizing with anyone in anime…
The first chapter is the funniest because Jerid messing up with the mk2 is just too big.

It is clear throughout the story that Fa is a good woman.
I don’t really understand why I’m so into Kamille to that extent, and it’s a bit scary.

Fah is quite unstable because her parents are captured by the Titans, even though she was close to the Camille family.

Jerrid’s three major blunders
– Ticket gate
– Destruction of military facilities due to the Mark II incident
– Dakar

I feel like when I listen to it again, the Dakar speech didn’t say anything that amazing.

Since it didn’t cause damage to civilians and just crashed at our own base, it’s safe.

But why was the Mark 2 test being conducted in that colony after all?

That MP over there is way too fierce… but I can imagine that growing up in a family environment where they might want to make snide comments about their dad’s infidelity could be the reason.

I’m sorry for taking over the meeting.
I am Quattro, I am Char, I am the son of Dykun.
The Earth seems to be in trouble.
The bad Titans are attacking even at times like this.

The reason MP did all that during the interrogation was because the original script had MP pressing Camille with the idea that he was a beautiful boy, and thus he must be Brex’s male concubine, which aroused him.

The Mark 2 has arrived! I’m all excited and I’m going to fly around a bit! I can’t just stay put! I wonder if that’s how it was.

By the way, since it wasn’t said in a loud voice but merely muttered, it’s highly likely that Camille sensed it with his NT abilities.

It seems that Jerid was bitten even though the novel version only says “Is it a man…”.

I don’t understand Camille’s emotions until the scene where she speaks to Fow.

This is the famous report written by Camille.

It’s not like we can become friends just because NTs understand each other thanks to Hamarn… So what even are NTs?

I hate adults! It’s more than enough with the negligence of my parents and their infidelity.
It seems like there’s a rude senpai in karate, and they’re generally irritated with their superiors.

Oh, it’s just a woman…

As long as Kakurikon is by my side, I can’t feel at ease.

Gundam Mark II!

It seems that in the novel version, they were hit while being read inside their heart.

Fa really doesn’t care at all, so it seems to be heard very faintly.

What kind of attitude should I have taken towards that crazy boy, I wonder?

Originally, Camille really hated the Earth Federation.

But Camille’s parents, the father is awful.
Mom is an ordinary person who comes to pick me up, right?

By the way, it seems that the bald man had decided from the beginning to break Camille.
Considering that, when watching the Z main story, you can see that they are carefully bullying Camille from the beginning to break him down.
Was it really necessary to break it… Well, it broke and became a legendary work, though.

Even with blond hair and sunglasses, I won’t get punched unless there’s something else going on.
Kamille suddenly punches in the lobby right from the beginning; that’s an incredibly sharp knife.

I hate my dad, but it’s really sad to hear him express such age-appropriate weakness, wanting to be a parent.

The first one feels like a war drama in space with a bit of the occult involved.
Z feels really intense.

What is it?

There are some strange depictions where Camille is starting to awaken his NT abilities fairly early on.
If you watch it without knowing that in advance, you’ll think the protagonist is crazy and seeing hallucinations.

Margarita and others like her, Camille knows that they are quite bad people.

Well, I guess you might start seeing hallucinations…

The TV version failed.
Camille seems to be growing because of Kats, even though she is not growing.
In the movie version, we made them grow.

Because I was a short-tempered teenager, I had the aptitude for the Aegis.

Can a decent adult even form a revolutionary army?!
Camille, Char, and Wong are all young rebels.

It’s a terrible situation, and I get confused because I end up going through a lot of awful experiences from it.
Isn’t this going a bit too far?
It becomes.

The performance of Hirata in New Testament Z is a bit too hysterical and somewhat scary.

Ultimately, it’s becoming clear that those who spread poison gas are on the side of the establishment, but the introduction is truly just driven by rebellion and impulse.

The television version of Haka believes that space immigration will realistically happen and writes it seriously, so Newtypes are people who can go into space (the theory that they are correct about Char).
The new translation of “The Bald” suggests that humanity cannot achieve space migration, which is why Newtypes are people who can cherish the Earth (as reflected in Camille’s statements that contradict Char’s beliefs).

Gradually, the adults fighting on the battlefield are becoming more normal, but in the end, they’ll break down.

When Star Wars was aired, everyone thought that space exploration would make great strides.

In games, Camille is portrayed as a sensible person…

As the bald one matured, so did Camille.
Is Camille really the embodiment of a bald head?

I felt pretty calm around the middle.
The early game is too wild, and the late game receives too many signals.

I am from the generation that watched the moon landing live.

By the way, there’s also a new translation version.
“Only fa is not just an illusion nor merely an existence of consciousness; it can be embraced like this.”
It suggests that the boundary between reality and the NT world was becoming unclear, putting it on the brink of mental breakdown.

There is 100% no fault on Jerid regarding the thread image.
I didn’t mean to mock you just because you’re a man.
Camille? I just thought you might be a cute girl, so I said it…

In fact, it is surprisingly not well known that the Gundam from the original series is quite unique among Gundams.

I can understand why Generation Z is often said to be restless.

In the second episode, it seems that hitting a battleship’s main gun or making a hole in the outer wall with a bazooka doesn’t really matter to the colony.

The First’s Side 7 is just too fragile to be destroyed by a Zak’s explosion.

I wonder if colonies become sturdier with each generation.

The initial flavor is the sound of crunching holes appearing in the colony’s walls.

I don’t know how powerful the detonation of a nuclear fusion reactor would be…

I just can’t believe that a colony could be built at the speed of completely transforming from First to Z era…

Amuro was able to grow as a person on the White Base, so his sensitivity became more like that of Old Types.
Camille became that way because there was no opportunity for growth.
When I saw an interview like that, I thought about whether someone amazing as a new type is really that way as a person.