Char’s Woman

In the end, this guy from the parallel world has shown up!
But are you saying that you couldn’t protect the Colonel, which means it’s different from the official history?

Yume girl

A woman who wants to Beyond the Time with both Char and Amuro at the same time.

The resonance scene with Amuro from First is
I think it’s an image video for the herb project.

Hippie culture?

It’s different from the original series, isn’t it?! But the original Lalah lived in a parallel world! It’s impossible to do that, so it can’t be helped.

It seems more enjoyable after death.

I want to be sandwiched in between～

Well, considering it’s a pretty amazing NT, it died quite honestly, so I don’t feel any discomfort about it being exaggerated.

Is this guy who is making noise Lalah dead?

The only extreme Newtypes who can see a world that should not be visible to humans are Lalah and Kamille.
When Lala arrived, she was killed by Amuro, and Kamille, after various events, had a mental breakdown.

The dead Route’s Lalah (Rose) is intervening heavily in the Char survival route, leading to the birth of a parallel world (Zieg Axis).
In the end, Rose realizes that the path to help both of them is through self-sacrifice, and in the 1st, the Gq world has Shirozu and Lalaa (older sister) united for a happy ending, perhaps?

Is it considered a no-go for Lalah if Char dies in a counterattack?

If the official history is best for Lalah, then the Gryps Conflict aside.
The 5th Luna and Axis dropped in Char’s Counterattack, causing a lot of trouble for unrelated people…

This guy really came from the true historical world! Personally, I find that a bit disappointing.
But for the man from the high castle, it seems like a story close to that.

“It’s like, ‘This is how an alternate history would be in a world where the Axis won…’ When you look at it from a god’s perspective, it’s great how it confronts you with the idea that ‘this fictional history in the story is actually what history should have been, and your history is the result of its distortion.'”

The higher existence is just casually calling it the official history.
There is no up or down in a parallel world.

It’s been quite a while since there was any talk about Gundam, so it’s refreshing to see everyone excited about Lalah.

The time-space of Char with the jutting chin, who can overwhelmingly defeat Gundam yet cannot observe Lala.

The first world may be liberated from the body and be together as three, but the path that civilization is taking is too tragic, so I hope for a different future…

I’ve only watched Gekiax, but was the original a story about the occult?

I’m really enjoying the fact that Char is using a fake name and this guy is showing up, but I can’t quite figure out how Machu will interrupt.

Is it because the Lalafell over there is alive that we can communicate with the world where Char died?

If Char is too strong, he won’t come to meet Lalah, so it’s necessary for him to be moderately weak.

I was much more invested in Char than I thought.

All works have communication through psychic powers.

Rather than the whole story, the occult elements suddenly appear in the latter half.
Especially the final battle is amazing ZZ and so on.

Zeke Ax was Madoka Magica.

There were robot stories that dealt with superpowers.
You could say that the ones dyed in Gundam colors are New Types.

Ugly.

But the ending of the first generation is great, isn’t it…?
A twist where the power that could only be used for killing is used to save a comrade, and in turn, that comrade saves the user.
I will also properly use the Core Fighter.

During the first generation as well
“You have no family to protect and no hometown to return to!”
I’m saying some quite harsh things to Amuro.

Next time, it seems we will talk about Lala’s story from this side.

I’m glad… I still have a place to go back to…
Huh? House arrest?

Well, it’s the biggest climax of the latter half of the first generation, so that’s why the green old man got his role reduced.

At the end of the first half, it suddenly shifts to the occult, but at this point, it’s just telepathy and psychokinesis through devices.
Being able to talk to the spirits of people who died in movies, emitting an aura in Z, having the aura become giant in ZZ, and finally in CCA, being able to bounce back meteors through a special frame.

The wicked federal government.

The reason the first generation didn’t get so wrapped up in the occult was thanks to Matsuzaki, Hoshiyama, and Araki; with just Tomino, Yasuhiko, and Okawahara, it wouldn’t have turned out like the original Gundam.

I’m watching First for the first time, but isn’t Char in the episode where Lalah dies a bit too weak compared to other times?
The mobility of the Gundam aside, without Lala, you would have died without even realizing you were being shot at!

That’s why I ride the Core Fighter, designed with the hope that at least my father, Tem Ray, can survive as a pilot, leading the WB crew until the end.
Amuro, returning to the WB crew while shedding tears, beautifully and nobly shows that there is still a place I should return to.

Main Story Lalah
Zeke Axlarra
Lalah who became a rose without being stabbed by Hermes.
Ugh, how complicated!

I like Char, but I also feel destiny with Amuro, like, “Why did you appear now!?” So when I think about it, this girl is saying something quite selfish…

Lala doing idol activities in the Aikatsu world.

Speaking of which, in the full-color theater, Lalah also traveled to the past to save Char and the Gundam, who had become spiritual bodies.

I hope that Amuro, Char, and Lalah will depict a happy Universal Century.

I love how the first character shows various perspectives that haven’t been discussed before.

There’s actually a bio-sensor for Z’s paranormal phenomena… but that just sounds like a painful excuse, doesn’t it?

(Why is this person reading the bit’s trajectory and shooting beams? It’s scary…)
I wonder why this person can read the trajectory of the bits and cut them with a beam saber. It’s scary…

Which is it, the loop theory or the parallel theory?

I wasn’t expecting something like loops or the multiverse, and honestly, I wished they wouldn’t include it.

People who try to force things into a loop usually completely miss the point of the conversation, and that’s harmful.

Were the rose and the evil spirit different people?

Are you Sans?

It seems they tried to take a different direction with Gundam, like Origin and Sunbow.

The appearance of Hermes also has a different color for the glass part compared to the first generation.

The opinion that it feels “like Super Robot Wars” really resonates.
If it were Super Robot Wars, I would have enjoyed it straightforwardly…

The way to summarize the 1st is really beautiful.

A world where there are two Lalahs at the same time…
Dreaming Lala.
Time Stop Lalah

This is where the Orichalcos activates.

If there’s a multiverse and awakened new types are interfering all over the place, does that mean that the entire story of the Universal Century is just a farce?

A scenario of a Zeon victory can play out in any way you want.
Adding all sorts of mysteries was different from what I was expecting.

Originally, it’s about the Akashic Records and such, you know.

Riam, don’t get too close to Gundam.

Putting aside the mystery, there was an idea for a whole season to be all clan battles, but it really depends on how it’s organized…

No matter how much I interfere, it’s always the Char death route! Just because I’m an awakened NT doesn’t mean I can do anything.

Since the endings are different in the TV version Z and the movie version Z, it’s pointless to think about what the correct history is.

It seems like once you’re dead and integrated with the whole, you can pretty much do whatever you want.
In that case, they get into a vibe of “Hehe, someday we’ll all become one,” and they don’t really interfere much.

Until then it was a war story, but when this guy shows up, the atmosphere suddenly changes.

No matter how many times I observe, it’s either Char or myself who dies! Amuro is such a powerful NT that he completely undermines Lalah’s intentions.

It has many hardcore sci-fi themes, and I have a feeling that Machu will end up not killing anyone after all.

Why did you help Judau?

I just want to be sandwiched between my two favorites.
Isn’t it cute?

If Hamaan survives, it’s probably going to be a disaster…

I was surprised to see that even after two cours, the story of New Type doesn’t come up at all while watching the original.