Is it plain…?

For some reason, a person who is exceptionally trusted by Char.

I want you to stop standing by the window because it makes me feel restless.

She was Char’s partner, but she died after getting promoted.

It’s impressive that you’re making good use of a battleship that was captured.

Upon thinking it over, it seems that Dron was of a lower rank, and Char has been wanting to stand out since this time.

I thought it was Tetsuo Kanae’s voice, but it was different.

The character I’m most curious about right now in the GquuuuuuX dimension.

A great person who accomplished it despite being pushed to the limit at Origin.

It’s good to act according to the plan even if Char is not there when the time comes.

I see that the tip of the foot was designed to be an MS hatch for doing things like that.

A man who is not even a senior officer yet regularly serves as the acting commander in Char’s absence and perfectly commands a fleet of four battleships.

In the play, it’s a So-Dong, but it was the first time I thought the White Base was that cool.

Even though history is changing at an incredible pace, for some reason, I can’t help but genuinely support the Drain in this bizarre Solomon assault operation.

I didn’t break through the wall, but I did launch an assault landing on A Baoa Qu…

This time, the guy was cool throughout the first half.

This guy is turning a blind eye to the fact that Char assassinated Garma.
The essence is the Daikun sect, right?

If it were made into a live-action film, it would seem like Banana Man’s Himura would play the role.

First of all, they’re simply competent, and although depicted in the original anime, they understand how to act as a superior to the soldiers under their command. They can have casual conversations with Char while maintaining mutual respect, and as seen in the Beginning, they can make the decision to cut ties without hesitation if necessary, so this type of military personnel is definitely more desirable than ace pilots.

Not all landing ships are going to beach, so well…

In the main story, it was “That drain couldn’t hold on until I arrived…”
In Ziek Axes, it’s great that they say “thank you for carrying it well.”

The first generation simply had a bad opponent.

In the Gundam world, Earth is almost always subjected to something being dropped on it.
The battleship collides head-on.

It was incredibly cool, wasn’t it? GQ’s Dren.

Isn’t the rank too low?

It was super cool, but that kind of thing is not what an amphibious assault ship is about!

Even though it’s an enemy ship we stole, everyone’s skill level is high.

“You endured well until I arrived.”
In reality, in the true history, it couldn’t hold out and ended up going kaboom because of the messy hair.

Now that you mention it, Anno-kun also worked on Macross…

I wonder if they would have become a major (or a similar rank) after the war.

I’m most curious about what I’ll be doing in five years.

It seems like we could win against the official story WB if we include Braubro.

A person who has been curious about names since long ago.
It looks like some kind of medical equipment.

They’re properly conducting an amphibious assault…

The MS dock looks like it’s going to get messed up with a rocking horse punch.

In the alternate history of the official history, transitioning from AUEG to the Second Neo Zeon.
I want you to witness the Axis Shock from the bridge of Leu Rula.

I might unexpectedly retire quickly after discharge and live on my pension.
It could be taken as if Char was abandoned.

I remembered seeing a MS being released from Pegasus-class legs somewhere, and it turned out to be from Sanboul.
I really love that Gun Tank.

Doren Zabi

I remember that they showed off their swimsuit figure in Origin.

A heat lamp is needed for the tip of the sodon.

Human Resource SSR

The loss when Doren died was tough in the official history.

I have a strong feeling that they will appear as the last enemy and die easily.

The scene of the assault on Solomon is incredibly intense no matter how many times I see it, and it surprises me every time.

I liked the conversation around the area where the crown met its pointless death.

When Dren gets taken down by Gundam, it’s a situation where all of his feint attacks and counterattacks, which feel a bit like an ace pilot’s from the Rick Dom, are completely blocked, and if it weren’t for Amuro, he would have died three times in that back-and-forth.

The soldiers of Zeon are a bunch of quirky characters, and that’s great, isn’t it?

It seems that the two Zeon soldiers who planted a bomb on the Gundam during the time of the Solomon assault fleet are in the operator seats of the Sodon at the time when time stopped.

Even if one remains in the military, is it still part of the Kyshiria faction, just to be sure?

I think he’s the man who has had an increase in fan art, right after the green uncle.

Because they are the Camel Patrol team in the main story, they are probably regarded as outsiders who belong to neither side.

He may be a scruffy old soldier with an unappealing face and body, but I can’t help but feel a kind of emotion towards him similar to what one might feel for an admiral in the Legend of the Galactic Heroes, wishing to become a soldier like him.

I’m an ideal middle manager.

You’re defeating the capable characters with the curly hair too much…

It’s probably not the type to engage in factional disputes, and right now, they might be waiting for Char’s return.

The mid-level Zeon soldiers killed by Amuro are steadily leveling up, so during and after the war, Zeon has a strong structure.

According to the official history, they were thrown into space and simply faded away.
It’s troubling because I feel like my emotions have gone missing.

Since they are living as a professional soldier, it seems like they won’t have any trouble remaining in the regular army or switching to education after the war. They are one of the heroes in the prevention of the Solomon drop.

Only Shaliable is beyond the time.
The Drain and Tokuwan’s Sodon crew feels like sorrowful warriors.

A demitri that has a strong presence even though it doesn’t speak.

Despite being filled with strong personalities due to their villainous roles, the Zeon characters seem to have the animator’s brush inspired.

I know that damage will occur, so from the beginning, I’ve set up a wall ship to minimize the damage to the intended units (even though Char has disappeared), and I’ve managed to survive. It’s truly impressive, and the fact that the wall ships are the ones that were taken down in the original work makes it all the more bittersweet.

I don’t really care, but isn’t the maintenance cost of the Big Zam army pretty outrageous?

There is no reason to humble myself before a younger superior.
A subtle sense of distance that is not too familiar.

I wondered if the bridge was okay when we charged in, but somehow it worked out!

Since the start of the Reiwa era, the number of dream girls has increased, but even more than that, the number of older male fans who have been in love with this person from before has also grown.

I think Char is one of those men who seems really relaxed and has fun when he’s part of the team, and he’s someone you can let your guard down around.

I wouldn’t say he’s a relative uncle, but during events like the neighborhood mochi-pounding festival or distributing snacks at the radio calisthenics,
There’s a familiarity about him, like an uncle I’ve always seen since childhood…

It’s good that there was one Musai left.

Surprisingly, Shiroz might be acting as a coordinator for the organization he is currently affiliated with.

Char pretends to have discarded his previous background and wants to do whatever he likes somewhere… it’s his habit.

It’s funny how dream girls are increasing on the side of ﾒ.
But there is also understanding.

Are you really a dream girl?
During the movie, I was being watched by an uncle who looked at me with a sexual gaze…

It is not widely known that I have a bald spot like Kakurikon.

It’s based on Andre Camel, but when you just compare the faces, they don’t really look that similar.

Certainly, the ukulele.

Sharia Blue is Char’s friend, but Doren is his lieutenant.

In my dreams, when I do a public search, there are really some guys who want to become soldiers under Dren, and I totally understand that.

The current Sodon’s crew is just too relaxed.

Drained because it was sucked out.

Please either don’t come out or just make a cameo appearance, and live on peacefully and safely.

I wonder what they’re doing now.

There was a cool scene where both the chief helmsman and the captain of the Sodon were ready for anything, but I don’t remember their names.

The captain is likely from the wartime generation, considering both age and rank.

It’s dangerous to think that Char and Scirocco would go out there themselves as captains without considering it.
Haman is decent about that.
I don’t know who Captain Sadaraan is.