Illegal residents have no human rights, so it is not murder!

Seriously, the appearance is super cool but it’s a completely bad taste machine.

The text does not particularly deny the act of extermination of illegal residents even with mobile machines; this planet is overflowing with that feeling as it comes to an end.

Did I do something bad?
Both the person being shot and the Jegan.

The units like the chest-mounted machine gun that reference the Ground Gundam and Ez-8 are just too much of an embarrassment to show to Ender-sensei.

If there are no federal bureaucrats on Earth at all, one could somewhat see the Maha actions in a more favorable light.

Um…
The residents being massacred are clearly all turban-wearing men, is this really okay…?

It’s like Kawaguchi, right?
Legal

I’m just doing it for fun!

By removing the anti-MS grenades from the waist and fully repurposing that space for S-mines,
A skillful technique that dramatically elevates the level of evil without significantly altering the silhouette from the original Jegan.

The cool coloring is evil.

Someone who is correctly operating the chest Vulcan of the EZ8.

Since it’s a justice police unit conducting lawful law enforcement activities as prescribed by federal law, there’s no way they would have a color that clearly looks like a villain…

Casually, there is incredible information that the Rondobell Jegan has 18 units.
The number of aircraft was reported as 4 ships of the Lakheim Class 16, with 4 aircraft each.
Isn’t this the first time the number of Jegan deployments has been revealed?

The setting of a local murder Jegan makes my heart dance.

The mention that the results of the Axis defense battle determined the long-selling success of the Jegan was particularly interesting.

Another new friend for the Slaughter Dagger.

The label of being a “dirty and dangerous illegal resident” is already quite amazing.
And what’s even more amazing is that anyone can certify this.

The additional saber rack on the left hand is really cool.

Without unnecessary information, it is also a proper ground battle custom JEGAN…

Amachan’s extensive combat experience in guerrilla warfare is brilliantly utilized.

There shouldn’t be any pests in a resort area!
Hey!

Is the vibe of this article like a model graph?
I can really smell Asano Masahiko.

The opening greeting is a bit too ominous…
Are you a reporter from Zanskar?

The ride of mobile machines often becomes strange because it reflects the atmosphere of the world within the story.

The monthly Mobile Machine has been reborn under the guidance of the Gachi Party.

In the future, Maha will have better equipment than the Federal Army.

Mobile machines have often been ridiculed in occult magazines and in the context of the Universal Century, and there have been serious incidents such as writers dying in accidents.
A mobile ship composed of nanomachines that can be repurposed for attack and break down everything—something even an elementary school student wouldn’t write these days.

Casually incorporates an explanation of the contradictions in Jedi.

This will make the cosmic nobility smile.

It says that he was replaced by Gustav Karl, but was it really that widespread?

Cosmo nobility is laughable, but Cosmo Kruz is no joke.

Isn’t it a bit too well-made as a weapon when it can be handled even by high school students, despite being washed away?

The cosmic nobility will not smile.
What Hauseley wants to handle is those who operate resorts.

Carozzo despised Manhunter as a brutal organization.
“Brother-in-law Hauzeri believes that we should rather affirm the existence of manhunters if it means sending all of humanity into space without exception… die…”

Maha is a police officer, but it’s not pleasant to see rich dark figures who feel good about giving bribes to the police!
Here, we throw in the biggest troublemaker of the Federation Army.

In other words… it’s called Patlabor, right?

It’s vague, but what my brother-in-law is saying is Maftie, after all.

Hathaway is also positive about Maha’s activities themselves…
From the perspective of intellectuals who want to send people from Earth to space, the Mahā is a necessary evil.

In other words, the one who is actually doing the real job of the Federation Army is Maha.

“Everyone should go up to space, and the main characters also seem to agree, well, that’s true.”
The idea is somewhat correct in the context of the Universal Century.
I want you to choose your means, and in reality, there are uneducated people who can’t survive once they go to space.