It feels like ZZ became a lively character in reaction to Z being full of introverted types.

Depending on your performance, I might leave halfway through!

Something that reflects beams.

The voice is nice.
I was sad when it was overly strengthened in the later stages.

I wonder if there were plans to betray Neo Zeon.

What do you dislike, you bald head!

Even though the character changed too much after the enhancement, I don’t dislike it, and I felt genuinely sad when they died.

It was more peaceful for Gotton to be tossed around by Mashumar.

It was just right for a soldier who was a bit more malicious than usual to be swayed by a young, naive yet somewhat fastidious young man.
If only that had been the case, you wouldn’t have died.

It was nice to see Hamaan’s role increase at the starting point of Mashmurr’s recollections.

It seems that the final brilliance is incredibly strong, but surprisingly, it hasn’t defeated the enemies, which is sad.

Even though they were executive-level, they liked piloting mobile suits in tuxedos.

Zaku III is cool.

I’m carrying the rose that I received from Ms. Hamarn.
When someone asks if it doesn’t wither, I like to say it’s coated!

Mr. Kanyo is still a newcomer around this time…

He seems to be a good person, as he remembers his deceased subordinate by making their grave and ringing bells, and it appears he is liked by others besides Gotton.

Although it’s said to be over-empowered, it’s still within the realm of mental stability, so isn’t it a great success in terms of ability?

Because they were one of the few trustworthy subordinates for the lonely Haman.
It’s kind of sad to strengthen it.

I like it when I’m glancing at you while meeting with Ms. Hamarn.

The reason for dying wasn’t being shot down, but because the Zaku III gave out, which was the problem.

Ilia Pazom disappears into the monkey space.

The way the comical characters are drawn into a heavy story and their humanity changes has a unique depth to it.

What light is that!?

I feel like Neo Zeon was saying that there are too many young people who don’t know about war, and that they should be properly prepared, as imagined by the delusional Haman. But Mashma himself is also a chivalry-obsessed person who doesn’t know about war.
It feels nice to watch, but…

The memory of Jamulfin’s 3D, which I didn’t really understand, has faded away.

The delusional Haman is cute, isn’t she?

I can’t create anything other than bald.

A bright war is impossible…

Both Gotton and Gremmy were better when this guy was around.

It’s nice, isn’t it? The rivalry between Mashimar and the stern-faced Haman.

I liked that character a lot, so I’m sad about how they were treated in the end.

It wasn’t that there was absolutely someone behind the scenes or anything like that; Mashumar just disappeared in the middle…

The situation started to change around the time Torres’s childhood friend died.

I wonder what kind of thought process led to the scenario where the otherworldly Mashumaru regains his sanity for Fa in Super Robot Wars X.

>No.1318889144The text looks retro in a Showa kind of way.

Anyway, I like the adventurous spirit of wanting to completely turn things around from the previous work.

It seems that the original plan was for Char to take control of Neo Zeon and for Haman to exit until that point.
In that context, it is not impossible for Mashmar to become an ally.
I can’t imagine what Char will say.

A lot of things like Elgaim come out.

The previous work didn’t sell well.

I was reincarnated as a light in Dragooner.

Even though characters like Kyaras were mostly treated as companions by Judou and the others.

In the original scenario, it seems that Char’s feelings towards the broken Camille would be extremely heavy.

The early game development isn’t working, so please change direction!
I wonder if there really was an order like that.

I don’t see it often, but I like the interactions between the character and Mashumare.

There are many turning points in history, even in reality…
If the delusions never cease

Ilia is the leader of the Sturm-Dias squad and a fan girl of Mashuma, according to the confusing magazine preview.

Even though Kyara is an enhanced enemy, she doesn’t feel much like an enemy since her main role is to fight the enemies of her enemies.
When I’m in a MS, it’s more stable than before the enhancement.

Was that flashback really a flashback?

Characters who reappear and Mashmer being brainwashed would probably be heavily criticized if it weren’t for ZZ.

Hamaan is too wicked.

It feels like I’ve liked the enhanced character, Judoh, even more than before.
I didn’t think I liked Judo this much, did I?

It’s sad that everyone dies even though the Ender group was doing jokes at the beginning.

Isn’t the director asking too much by saying that you can become Char depending on how you act with that character?

A nameless person said they liked how Mashmer was willing to go along with Judeau throwing away the Z’s saber because he couldn’t deploy it with his bare hands! I liked that too.

It’s clearly strange that a large pirate crew like Axis has technology for mass-producing clones, augmented humans, and psychommu machines.
I feel the darkness of the Universal Century.

The new recruits of Axis are probably seen by the older generation as a metaphor for the unpredictable and quirky youth these days.
Is Gotton’s maturity due to age, I wonder?

I never thought I would become a character named Gambit.
I definitely have to say this guy.

Losing valuable MS without being able to win over the residents of Shangri-La.
It’s inevitable since we sunk the Ender Dragon.

The enhancement was probably due to the scenario’s needs; if it were presented as is, it wouldn’t be serious enough.
I think Kyara and Mashuma were characters that brightened up the atmosphere.

Did I strengthen too much when I died… That’s why.
Give me a break, will you?

In the end, since they contributed to the victory by getting involved with other enemies and exploding without really fighting as an enemy, it is not a problem to consider them essentially an ally.
What the heck is this development?

Character’s achievements are particularly impressive in their final moments.
If it weren’t for the civil unrest…

Hamaan herself is the type of person who can’t really grasp people’s hearts well.
We can only strengthen characters like Mashumar or similar who mess up but swear loyalty.

Mineva can only be seen as a negative legacy.
Why are there so many Zabi supporters who want to side with the Zabi family?

If this guy hadn’t been there, the hospital would have been attacked and Camille would have died…

In the second half, the story is about defeating the evil Gremmy faction, so the Hamaan faction is on our side.

I didn’t think a gag character like this would appear in Gundam.
Hey… why is it getting serious in the final stages…?

I want to emit this kind of aura too.

I don’t even know where it was enhanced from in the first place.
There might be a possibility that it’s only at a certain level from the beginning.

I thought I’d have a break with the early vibe at Taiga Baum after a long time… but then Lasara died! Damn it!

I thought it was a crazy character based on the visuals, but when I actually saw the original work, it was the laundry woman character, Soon, waiting.

There was a really skilled negotiator and manipulator under Haman, but that guy also tried to join the Gremmy faction for his own ambitions, and he died while defending during the crazy Axis assault.

Even if Gremy wins there, I don’t really feel like maintaining it afterwards.

The fear of an anonymous person getting close and calling me “big brother” 🩷

There was talk that as soon as Mashumaro disappeared, it seemed like they couldn’t use Hammer Hammer without them, so it’s possible that they had NT abilities from the beginning.

A man who maintained his rose character even after becoming a serious character.
And I think deep down, they were really regretting the colony drop.
I leave the rose with my subordinate because I feel it’s not suitable for me.

The enhanced humans up to Z were heavily influenced by their original personalities.
Isn’t it that people with high loyalty are easier to handle?