Isn’t instant death by beam better?

You probably didn’t suffer, right?

There might not have been time to suffer, and there is even an ideal way to die.

I guess I don’t really want to die in a way that leaves no corpse.

I saw a young girl turn to bones and dissolve about a year ago as well…

I heard that this guy is a Newtype and can perceive the moment of death, which made me think, “what the heck…”

I might be seeing a depiction of a person evaporating with a beam for the first time…

Grilled corn

Although driven by righteous indignation, he has killed two people, and it’s a military tribunal led by M’qube anyway…

I believe it’s better than suffering from poison.

Isn’t this guy tracking the beam with his eyes?

Not depicted, but a certain percentage of people who die in mobile suit battles probably die like this.

Shiiko is probably something similar too.

Stop it! It’s kinder than that.

Well, whatever… the fate of an assassin.

Rather, if I am to die, I want to die like this.

The people who died from drugs must have suffered.

I don’t want to be messed up like Iok…

I was satisfied to see the depiction of the savage space-noids disappearing that I was looking forward to last week.

H-Hot…! Mom!
It’s even worse to have a pause knowing you’re going to die.

Before becoming a Sodon, I had a flashy time as a Pegasus.

The gangway melted and disappeared in an instant.
Since there is no pain, in a sense it’s merciful.

Well, I mean, people evaporating or exploding for no reason is something SEED did occasionally.

I’m glad it didn’t turn out worse than minced meat.

In MS battles, it seems that MS with a strong physical defense like Iron-Blooded Orphans suffer the most and tend to die in the worst ways.

Wasn’t there a scene in Hathaway where citizens fleeing in the city melted from the aftermath of a beam?

It should be easier than poisoning.

It’s good, isn’t it, a megawatt-class microwave?

OK

Iron Blood gives the impression of many deaths by pressure.

I think this level of description is better.
The Seed series sometimes includes descriptions that are at the level of “Whoa… that’s gross…”

It’s funny that it’s evaporating at a level that you can only understand if you go frame by frame.

It’s scarier to disappear with a photonic torpedo.
I briefly thought that, but it really only had a difference in appearance for the viewers.
For the one being hit, getting pierced in one shot by a strong beam rifle isn’t much different.

In the manga, there was a scene where a beam saber evaporated right in front of you, even in Sun Bowl, right?

Well, it’s better to quickly deal with unclear adversaries…
The development is too fast…

In the OVA, Thunderbolt deliberately depicted the scene where a person evaporates with a saber in slow, detailed manner.

If anything, it’s not like a unicorn dies like a human! It was sizzling, wasn’t it?

I feel like I was also a unicorn.
It’s more than I expected…

I think it should be banned for humanitarian reasons since there are no remains left.

It can be said that it is ideal as a way to die, as it will likely disappear before one even realizes they have been shot.

It should not have suffered.

It really felt like my whole body got blown away in about 3 to 4 panels.

This guy deserves to die, right?

Mujina?

Miguel!? When are you going to die!? Are you already dead!?

Since it’s a world where beam weapons are used, I guess it’s quite common on the battlefield…
The Nene-ka team that dove into an MS and was vaporized is definitely going off the rails.

I wanted a cut of Shiko-san’s moment of death too.

Why is the seed so obsessed with gruesome explosions like AKIRA?

It was an era when that kind of thing was trendy, and SEED is unnecessarily gory, right?

It is just Akiman’s setting, but the photonic torpedo is said to be low-temperature (several thousand degrees) antimatter annihilation.
Well, it should feel about the same as the thread image.

Now, with the scene of civilians disappearing in the requiem of FREEDOM, I think, “this is it!” But when I was a child, the depiction of people bursting in Cyclops was quite traumatic.

I would rather die like this than from illness or old age.

I think it’s questionable to have things like Requiem or Colony Laser that obliterate innocent citizens. You know, Aura and Vask.

If I could die in an instant, I would be grateful…
I really don’t want to die drifting in space…

Banaji’s classmates all disappeared too, right?

I absolutely hate the idea of dying in a microwave like in Genesis…

If anything, Roni the unicorn was vaporized with a magnum every week in the TV version’s ending.

Since the body remains intact, the spraying of poisonous gas is humane!

It glows red hot from the belly and fades away.
You probably won’t have time to perceive it, but I wonder if you could keep up with a perception level like a Newtype…

It’s quite a way to die, but the poison cake leaves a stronger impression.

Nyaan can stay so calm, huh…
Teacher Kara’s heart has been broken because of this.

I thought there would be graphic depictions because Gundam is included in the franchise, but it turns out that wasn’t the case.

In terms of the possibility of suffering, poison is worse.

It’s interesting how the side using the photon torpedo goes “Oh no…”

I didn’t carefully vaporize Sambo with the beam saber, so that was Carla’s meltdown.

I absolutely don’t want to die of starvation while drifting, so I need a weapon or medicine for suicide…

If we die, we can merge together… (Newtype feeling)

There are two colleagues who had heart attacks due to poison… I can’t sympathize with them.

It’s funny how they dash through from entrance to exit without any wasted movements at lightning speed.

Even if he has his own sense of aesthetics, being able to poison two colleagues he was on good terms with is no ordinary feat.

Nyaan seems to have gone through a lot while escaping from Side 2, and it feels like they might be accustomed to death.

Just before, Sexy Commando and Remote might have made a weak impression, but Shura also ends up dying in a pretty ridiculous way with a beam saber, doesn’t he…?

In G-Reco, there’s a moment between firing the rifle and the beam passing through, giving a meticulous feeling of roasting the cockpit, and the way Carhill dies is quite brutal.

I’ll kill you before you become a Diablo addict.

Diablo, Diablo, it’s so noisy… *slurp*

In Genesis, the reason the body bursts is depicted mildly, but in reality, it would be gamma rays causing all the cells to be destroyed from the inside and turn to mush.

Since Nyann is the third one, is that why they can get hooked on Diablo 3…?
Ah… it’s dead!

Photon torpedoes were barely allowed, but tender beams were not permitted.

Kshyria’s plan seems quite out of the question, but well, it’s the Zabi family, so it can be excused. The problem is that Gihren, the opposition, also falls into a similarly outrageous category.

Nyaan’s rapid rise to success combined with it creates no sense of tragic death at all!

Normally, it would seem like an unusual death involving someone’s intervention, but since I feel like there have been previous cases of pilots who have died in Gundam, I was genuinely thinking that it was a seriously dangerous machine while watching until that point.

The photon torpedo doesn’t just annihilate enemies; it converts them into energy, so it’s terrifying that if used without hesitation, it could allow for infinite activity.

The photon torpedo has such a sense of unreality that if the user is sane, it would be frightening.

A person who ultimately contributes to the reputation of the devil’s MS.

It looks like Mujina in the thumbnail.

He came out to die and died in seconds, so what was the point of him…?

Photon torpedoes disappear with a “shup” regardless of the opponent’s durability.

At first, I thought it was a typical prototype robot anime where the test pilot dies.

I saw a terrible death after a long time.That’s not… a way for a person to die!!!!!!

The prototype Gundams are known to easily take the pilot’s life.

From Egzabe-kun’s perspective, there may be sadness or confusion, but neither Nyaan nor the viewers know anything about Cake Diablo-kun…

Those who became independent by engaging in bloody deeds could never create peace.

The depiction of the photon torpedo seems eerie, as it doesn’t feel like a grand technique; it feels like space is suddenly being scooped away.

The spy who was sneaking around in the shadows must be pleased to be killed directly by Lady Kishiria…

Aren’t the weapons that appear in the second half of G-Reco really dangerous? Moreover, the ones using them aren’t familiar with war.

This is salvation.

It’s probably better than a Zaku pilot who is terrified of death until they explode upon entering the atmosphere.

When a beam hits, it feels like that… but it seems like I can go without suffering.

We should let this funnel-like thing rampage around the enemy base.

GFreD: I’m not bad!

The name Miguel is too ominous…

G-Reco is set in a time in the Gundam universe where history has progressed too far, so you shouldn’t view it with the same perspective as the weapons from that era.

The development of just the psycho-field is too advanced and frightening.

It seems that rather than being aligned with someone’s faction politically, every spy has their own ideas and is secretly active; just how messed up is Iomagnus?

I saw Kshatriya’s Gundam for the first time…

The photon torpedoes would be used gladly if the situation was filled with wicked enemies closing in!

Given what Char has done, it’s understandable to advance research related to psychometrics.
What is the purpose of wanting to enable the optional activation of Zeknova?

This isn’t how a person should die…!

Is Char’s (provisional) immediate objective also the destruction of Iomagnusso?

It seems tough to clean up after the top squad rampaged in 08th MS Team.
In the bloody cockpit, surrounded by guerrillas torn to shreds by S mines…

For better or worse, since it seems that Exabe-kun, who can’t be of any help to Zeknova, is first in the school, I thought that if I just killed him, there would be no candidates left, so Nyaan being an unexpected factor means it can’t be helped if the trail leads to me.

Whether we win or lose, it’s all over with internal strife on the side of the cat.

I just saw the scene from the thread, but despite the fact that Exabear’s friend evaporated right in front of him, he seems surprisingly calm on the surface…

If Nyaan could easily trigger Zekunova with this, it would be amazing…!

It feels like Schrödinger’s Char is continuing to avoid searching desperately for the red Gundam, because if he starts again, it might become troublesome…

The depiction isn’t gruesome at all, but there are many scenes in Gundam Wing where beams hit humans directly and they disappear.

Just leaving it in that MS storage, I was supposed to move it later, but it was in a state where it could fire shots…

They say a ghost that definitely wants you to eat cake appears at that burned warehouse.

It seems like it will take a while to digest the fact that all my classmates except for me were killed, and the classmate who was the culprit was also vaporized by a beam…

On the contrary, it seems like the school is operating without any particularly crazy enhancements, just that Miguel is killing his peers.

Even in our base, we don’t know where the spies are… and while I’m enrolled in school, I curse those dogs of Kshyria!
I think there were many guys who were also attacking.

If the opponent also had a gun and shot immediately, there was a possibility that Nyan would die, so the decision wasn’t wrong.

Nenekai Homage

Miguel evaporates → The scene with the big window feels a bit underwhelming considering the traitor died, right!? But it seems like a few days might have passed in between.

I’ve heard that shooting a person with a large-caliber anti-tank rifle turns them into a fine dust, but the image here is even worse.

Suddenly appeared and disappeared in an instant.

Why does Quax-kun move on its own, both the first and second units?

I thought it was good that I could die without having a chance to react, but looking closely, it seems like I’m tracking the beam with my eyes, so I probably can perceive that I’m dying.

You have to burn the poison.

If Exabe-kun had been able to shoot Miguel, Nyaan wouldn’t have had to get his hands dirty.

I never expected that there would be a death in this work…

Exabé-kun was being tossed around the whole time, but he managed to infiltrate the uncle’s place as a spy for the Kichiria faction.
I think I’m dull, but I originally come from a refugee background, so I’m the type who can somewhat accept things that are a bit shady.

There’s also a theory that the Zeke Axis protagonist machine doesn’t really get to shine.
I think a big reason is that all the scenes of consecutive victories in the early battles have been cut.