Isn’t it because you’ve been missing for five years?

If you recognized me as an ally, there’s no reason to leave me without contact and neglected…

The colonel who doesn’t give bait to the caught fish is 100 bad.

…Could it be that uncle is going to the Hamarn course?

I think it’s quite low to be nice and caring but then pull away when someone becomes clingy.

It seems like they are scheming on their own, so I thought it would be fine to leave them alone.

Char really hates being expected to do anything consistently…
Being relied upon lightly during the Argama era is the most enjoyable.

I think the lack of regret over killing Garma has made him hesitate less to abandon others…

Since you clearly invited the uncle, take responsibility.

It seems that the colonel has been enjoying a new name for five years…

I think it’s most enjoyable to spend time only thinking about things six months ahead, especially in the field, Char.
Because I have a bit of ability, background, and charisma, I find it bothersome that people expect me to do something even more amazing…

Isn’t it correct that I’m getting along well with Amuro after all?

You let ambition align with drawing a bow at the Zabi family.
It’s Char’s fault for hiding and focusing on something else.

Camille, who seems to be at her limit, is told, “Don’t worry about it too much! 🙂”
I think that fundamentally, it’s impossible to take care of it rather than just running away because it became troublesome.

Regarding the green old man, Char took the initiative to invite him multiple times, so he needs to take some responsibility.

Maybe it would be better to throw everything away and go to Jupiter.

As Char, I believe that while holding up ideals, I want everyone to move towards them together.
I get annoyed when it feels like I might be dragged along, right?

A man, Char, who suddenly disappears when the opponent becomes burdensome, creating trouble.

If you get involved in Zeknova, save the lunar city, and then go missing, your brain would definitely get scorched.

What the heck is with that ridiculously uncool big helmet when you have the technology to create things like the Omega Psycho-Communicator and even install surprising mecha in Kikeroga?

Even as the conversation progressed, the uncle hardly touched on Shara.
I’m a little curious if there are really heavy emotions.

How many people have had their brains fried by Char?

It’s problematic that they have a solid amount of skill and charisma.
In reality, there is almost no disappointment when acting together.

It’s in such a bad state that it seems like it’s going to become a final boss.

It seems like the lack of interest in the red Gundam is something I’ve already understood from what Kamuran said about the 17th bunch.

Watching that demon child move makes even a thousand-year love seem to fade, but since it disappeared without showing that, in the old man’s mind, she remains the beautiful colonel…

“If you don’t like it, then stay inside and don’t come out halfway and make the situation worse, you damn brother… that’s probably what Seira-san is thinking.”

So that’s what it means for flowers to bloom…

The relationship with Camille was miraculous.

Not bad at all!

Before considering what kind of person Char is, if a comrade who I thought heroically died on the battlefield might still be alive, wouldn’t that weigh on me a bit…?

It feels like I’m tracing Char’s actions while only looking at the surface of the good parts.

Colonel, you will be stabbed someday.

Since it’s an S-rank one that specializes in covering up the surface, it can’t be helped.