I feel like my lifespan is shortening.

It feels like you might disappear every time you go to and from work.

~👿

I’ve seen the unnamed from the Humanity Army for the first time.

Be kinder to yourself.

Thank you, Makabe…

I think it’s quite a scam that it looks this way but is nearly 40 meters long.

If we don’t consider battery consumption, it is truly an excellent heavy machinery, so recovery is reassuring.

Just by getting on, you can get closer to the other side…

This fin thruster is cool.
I don’t want to ride.

Isn’t the world you’re in over?

What a cool car! It’s a Line Barrel, right!?

Is the Powers rider in a remaining credit state?

You and your new car both look cool…
See you in the next life.

The people from D Island will figure something out soon enough.

It seems like you’re shooting your allies.
Either meaning is fine.

The bulletin board is under a year-round state of Combat Rules Alpha.

Because it’s a mass-produced type Zervaltor, it’s normally high-performance and strong, right?

The human military’s Fafner is a more basic structure robot, so it feels reassuring to watch.

You are under combat rules Alpha! I have been taken over by the Diablo type!
There shouldn’t be any difference there!

Engagement rules Alpha!

The strength of Ryugu Island is that it was able to gather high-spec Japanese people to conduct research in a place without war, and after the Festum settled down beyond that, the human army seems likely to increase its research speed as well.

Always brightening the hearts of humanity.
That is the flame of this salvation.

Ryugu Island is strong because it completely ignores international treaties and does whatever it wants, like conducting human experiments and using reaction reactors.
If those guys are captured, they’ll obediently behave as a part of the new United Nations… it will be like that.

Tatsumiya Island is like a group of coordinators, so the gap probably won’t close.

I remember there was a story like that at Muji…
Isn’t genetic modification, Fenrir, and reactor violations all a breach of treaties? Are they demons, like those guys?

It’s interesting to realize that this topic has been around since then when I reflect on Muji.
Did the tube spinning around vigorously with the canon-style accelerator come included from the beginning?

In terms of coordinators being natural, it’s a world where only a few truly natural ones have survived.

The answer is that only my usual friends were at the Coming of Age Ceremony of the Ikki Generation…

The assimilation of Festum is truly assimilation.
Even if it happens, it doesn’t mean they’ll disappear; they still exist within the Festrum, so there’s no such thing as the next life, which is pretty cruel, right?
Moreover, once Festum has fully assimilated and reached saturation collapse, it will simply be taken to a higher dimension.

Since there isn’t necessarily a next life if we’re not assimilated, doesn’t that seem somewhat meaningless?

Well, it seems that aside from the named characters in the story, no one else is depicted as a pilot, so they’re probably living fairly well…
The manga version is clearly different.

I wonder why genetic modification is a bad thing.
Isn’t it a trivial matter at the brink of human extinction?

Genetic modification is being done using technology derived from Festum.
I wonder if playing around will only lead to the reproduction of humans who can read minds.
We have no choice but to protect humanity without contamination from mutations…

Since EXO, the Festum have properly started to kill instead of just assimilating.

If you shatter due to assimilation, there won’t even be a corpse left…
That’s why it’s amazing that even the bodies of the two heroes in that episode were brought back, as mentioned by the human army pilot.

Isn’t it a thread image that isn’t all rough and gritty?

In the final episode, it seems that there won’t be any humans without the Festum factor, as all living beings in the world are celebrated.
Can those who are mutants refuse blessings, I wonder?

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Fafner progresses from the perspective of Ryugu Castle, so it’s a bit different, but considering the international situation after the second season, Ryugu Castle is in a position where the world could say, “Hey, you guys!”

It’s a forced blessing from Miu-chan that penetrates the wall with such politeness, so I don’t think there’s any room for discussion…

I think the world view has come to a pretty complete end, as if it landed beautifully with Beyond.

I was honestly astonished to see the new United Nations, the independent human army, and Dragon Palace Island aligning their steps in BEYOND.
There is a part of me that had no choice but to do so because Piro was too strong, but that aside.
It was really good that humanity was able to cooperate properly before the world became peaceful.

Japan has been wiped out by nuclear weapons, and since the post-blank era, they keep trying to drop nuclear bombs whenever there’s a chance, so there’s no choice but to run away.

The assimilated Festum has started to kill.
The humans I was killing started to assimilate, and that is each one’s evolution, huh?

The initial exchange between Billy and Rina clearly illustrates the difference in perception between those inside and outside the island.

Possessing exceptional technology while keeping it secret.
The human forces are fighting around the world while living in peace in a stealth state.
Leaving aside whether it can be used by the human army, the trump card, the Zalvator model, was taken and fled.
It looks like this from the outside, after all…

The Diablo type places more importance on the strength of the assimilation relationship than on its performance as a weapon.

The statement that disclosing information and cooperating is reasonable, but the fact that it becomes unnecessary and a nuclear threat is inevitable cannot be denied, so we can only release it gradually.

Even though you’re anonymous, you’re riding a good machine.
The Powers model should be sufficient.

The Festum is getting stronger and stronger because of the island…

It’s not just about living in hiding.
Giving wisdom to Festum and even enhancing it.

I still think it’s unreasonable to attempt the Red Shoe Operation when there were those who couldn’t even be defeated by a nuclear bomb.

You’re being protected by Festum or something!
No, really…

The red shoes are meant to erase humanity with Festum elements, so the strength of Festum doesn’t really matter.

The red shoes are set with the exclusion of Festum on Earth; humanity, lacking elements, can only be defeated without resistance, so the strength of Festum is relevant.

No, that’s not it.
Since the initial destruction of the Arctic meal, overall it should have rather weakened.
It’s just that the people of the island taught everyone about pain, attrition warfare, and hatred, so everyone has become corrupt.

I wonder where the human army is obtaining the cores from?

I wonder what the world would have been like if Arctic Meir had thought of the Azazel type.

Teaching children about peace is relatively important in that sense… I guess.

While the Arctic meal is still alive, there is hardly any individual presence…
If we let suicide happen, humanity could achieve a great victory.

“Will we be defeated without even fighting, assimilated or erased instead…?”

Even if it’s not the Zalvaatle model, the Diablo type can defeat the high melee combat ability main body by approaching while avoiding the Tartarus Worm Halo and the larval “shuki shuki” attack, making it a smooth victory.
I could only do it with General Narain and Kurusu.

I wonder if all the 10,000 Gnosis models have disappeared…

In the case of the human army’s sword, even if it withstands the torn-apart light wheel, the entire machine gets split in two, which is harsh.

Isn’t the general way too strong when even the island’s Fafner unit is getting wiped out?

I think he is a top general in the Human Army.

I don’t really understand how being a silicon man makes you stronger.

Since the island has a small number of people, no matter how strong the aircraft becomes, it’s still tough against the Festum on the first encounter.
I can only take attacks to the point of not dying and let the system analyze and learn countermeasures, but with a Diablo type, it would be over if I took just one hit…

It seems that the part between humans and Fafner will be seamlessly filled by a silicon man?

The scene where the sword master, who was sought for help, has already been assimilated on Diablo Island is scary.

Synergetic code formation rate…
Logarithmic spiral…
I might be watching Fafner without really understanding anything.

Zalvatortification…

Since it has ended, release the setting materials collection.

Mark Night…!

I wonder if Fenrir has become standard equipment.

It seems like there was a setting where pilots could be assimilated just by not being proactive, and I feel like the engagement rules Alpha have existed for quite a long time, right?

First, we must go back to the day the Alpha operation was initiated…

Maybe it’s since I became a bad person.
Going out of one’s way to take over.

If anything, it would be Alpha, considering that humanity assimilated by the Festum is providing benefits to the enemy…