Whether one can rationalize killing affects the mental state of a Newtype significantly.
The thread image also became hard to separate from that point onward.

Being surrounded by my childhood friends was also a big deal.
Sometimes they try to blow me up or sell me out to the enemy, but they’re still my friends.

Because they were street children who were desperate to live for tomorrow.
“It’s nothing but nonsense like noble cause or bloodline that doesn’t even provide a living, so I can say ‘Shut up!'”

My mental strength prevented me from breaking down, but I completely lost faith in the Earth sphere.

Having a strong mind helps, but also, with clear boundaries set by family and others, it minimizes the damage regardless of what happens to strangers.
After experiencing a colony drop and seeing Puru die, I definitely took some mental damage, and I felt more enlightened, so I’ve become more reserved in my sensitivity.

Even though hitting Bright-san doesn’t really relieve stress, Judau is kind for properly hitting him to settle the situation.

I received an NT communication from Camille, and my empathic abilities have really opened up, it was amazing!
I can directly feel the thoughts of a person when they die, so it feels like this is no good… and I immediately closed it.

The new type’s reception ability is on the brink of madness, so it is indeed correct.
If you’re going to be a killer anyway, you have to be decisive or you’ll break.

I’m just a kid myself, yet I was doing life-risking junk collecting for my little sister.
The commitment is different from those NT individuals whose senses have evolved without any social experience.

It was dangerous to resonate with each other as Newtypes, so we avoided it.
Even so, I feel like I was trying to use all my words while obviously showing my disgust in the final battle.

If Hamarn had that kind of intention, she was close enough to do what Scirocco did to Camille to Judau, right?

I’m mentally strong, but I really couldn’t handle it this time.
Hitting Bright-san won’t solve anything, you know?

I met a strong child…

Didn’t they cause an earthquake with their giant aura in real life?

From Judau’s perspective, he has no obligation to be in a relationship, yet that satisfaction of Haman’s is just ridiculous.

The last esper speech has reached Earth, so telepathy is amazing, right…
It may be that the evil spirits helped us.

Around the part where Rina gets shot, a colony falls in Dublin, Hayato dies, and Pull is killed.
A protagonist that becomes a huge problem when they snap.

Even Camille was a well-off young man, so I wonder if having a rough upbringing makes your mental strength stronger after all?

Machu was called the new generation NT, but…
When I think of the new generation of NT, the first thing that comes to mind is Judau.

They say you have a strong mentality, but towards the end, it seems quite tough for you, especially since Riina is no longer around.

So I escaped from the solar system.

After this guy, both Shibuk and Usso are strong-minded protagonists, so it might be groundbreaking.

I became strong on my own because I don’t have parents.

The time is dramatically skipped in the movie as well.
I think they might be messing around in places that aren’t depicted.

I wish I had an environment that would normally let me get into a good school.

Rita was able to endure because she had friends, so having friends is quite important.

Banana-flavored-kun is… well, on the stronger side.

It might be better not to have a living parent if they are like that…

Aside from things like sensitivity or itako power.
Releasing an aura in the flesh, summoning strange old men, creating illusions like hyper judo.
Isn’t the skill tree a bit too different in direction?

What!?

What Lalah said to Amuro is the exact opposite of “It’s unnatural to fight like that.”
Moreover, it’s strong because it’s something gained simply from living normally, not out of any sense of obligation like Lalah.

The people around Amuro are the ones who became refugees together.
I think about how around Judo are the local troublemakers.
Camille seems to be struggling a bit alone.
There is a “fa” but…

The reason it makes sense is because there is a precedent set by Dozle, who was indeed someone worth protecting.

Recently, the terrible conditions of Beecha and Mondo have finally started to be addressed in the latest G Generation.
It surprisingly hasn’t existed until now.

>>33I’m working hard to earn my little sister’s tuition, so I’m a good brother.

Rina died and I’m really depressed → Feeling her presence with NT abilities → “I have to end the war quickly so Rina can go to school!”
It was funny because I suddenly said that, and the people around me started to think, “This guy has finally snapped…”

I thought my sister was dead, but it turned out she was completely alive and we’re able to communicate from a distance. That’s thrilling…

Honestly, I’m really jealous of how many times the character gets puff-puffed.

Among new types, not only empathy and intuition, but also
It seems like I’m growing in a way that produces physical power.

If you think that it was originally meant to overcome Char.
There is no doubt that they were the new generation of new types.

Isn’t it crazy how Rina can send her thoughts all the way from Earth to space?

Camille showed the green old man from Ziek Ax this week.
A powerful new type that extends its exceptional empathy towards others into mind-reading abilities to emulate personality.
In the final stage where I am fighting against the banned brother…
A personality that has emulated the strong telepathic individuals involved in the Gryps Conflict with ultra-high precision.
Recreated inside the living brain of a person named Camille.
Engaging in a response battle between personalities or increasing the output of thought waves in agreement with the primary personality, Camille.
I’ve already started doing it like crazy.
If you surpass humanity as a new type, you cannot accept it while remaining in a human body.

More than that, Eno is cute, isn’t she?

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I just finished watching all the episodes because they were on Amazon Prime.
I was surprised that everyone was so indifferent even though Puru was taken down.

I have no idea what you’re saying, but I’ve never heard of Judoh’s NT emulating personality before.

Until now, Mr. Bright has been fighting wars with children.
I think there is a part where the karma of zz becoming the side that makes children fight has come back to Hathaway.

It starts with Mr. Bright getting hit in Z.
Mr. Bright gets hit and it ends in ZZ.

I think it’s impressive how well Neeruagama managed with that number of people.

Before being broken, Judo was able to properly define the boundaries between himself, his family, and others, which was significant in protecting his ego.

They often interfered with the plan, and maybe everyone except Judau didn’t really like Puru.

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Amuro himself has sharpened his Newtype abilities too much towards combat assistance through perception…
There isn’t any pressure or intimidation in that direction, but…

There’s nothing in particular to protect, so you could have just run away, Hamaan.

Bathing in the desert is not allowed.
Viewers want more.

But for those guys, at that timing, isn’t their first concern about Judou rather than Puru?

I think it would have been bad if Rina had really died.

By the way, Amuro hasn’t engaged in a psychic pressure battle or anything like that.
It’s true that everyone’s telepathy and NT abilities are unusually high when it comes to navigating all allies in A Baoa Qu.

The mental space and esper aspects have been amazing since the 1st, but it feels like the physical ones that interfere with reality inflated in Z and ZZ.

It’s a new type of battleground…

Amuro is like that even without a psycho frame device.

In the end, everyone surprises me by using their spirit to put up a barrier.

About 30% of ZZ’s strength is thanks to Judau’s NT ability.

In side stories and spin-offs, Judou only appears besides Hasegawa.
The beach is popping up here and there recently.

Judo and the others are basically on Jupiter.

There are no other manga depicting the Jupiter region besides Hasegawa’s works, so that’s how it is.

What was Amuro doing in space during the colony drop?

On the other hand, Monsia was doing her best in Mars Zeon.

Is Amuro riding the Z Plus during ZZ?

I often go out alone, and Bright is telling me to go by myself, which makes me nervous.

Please don’t forget that Haman was 16 years old when she was forced to take on the power of Axis from Char at the age of 21…

The story of Crossbone has become so confusing that I can’t understand it anymore!

Is Plutz-2 alive or dead?

I think it will forever be unclear whether the White Unicorn is Amuro or not.
Recently, even in manga, there are multiple shadow clones, so it’s hard to tell… it’s become a common trope.

They have a good kind of insensitivity, making them close to the ideal of a new type.

About 80% of the reason I’m having a terrible time is because of you, so Hamarn, who arranged the situation and made me die satisfied, really should be grateful to Judau.

It’s often said that Beecha and Mond are traitors, but when you see that until around the second half they only consider Shangri-La members as their allies, you can somewhat understand it.
Rather, it seems like they have the perception that Judau, who initially hesitated to board the Argama, is now becoming like a proper member of the Argama crew and is betraying his companions in Shangri-La…

The confrontation between Judau and Haman is said to end with Haman’s satisfying death, but Judau tries to stop it multiple times, and Haman, knowing that, cannot stop herself… Through that exchange, it leads to “I’m glad I came back…” which makes it incredibly sad.

Jupiter brother and grandpa are quite delicious material, yet they are not being used.

It’s tough to be annoying just by existing…
If Amuro were to say that to me, I wouldn’t be able to recover.

Hamarn may be quite insignificant, but her NT power is high enough to deploy a psycho barrier.

The women are all lively and cute.
In the second half, even the characters start to look cute.

The character has been cute since the time she was doing laundry!

It’s not an age where you can say you’re meeting strong kids.

Judo likes Hamarn quite a bit, but his strength lies in being able to decisively reject her.

“She started at 20 years old and died at 22, so she’s just a young girl, Hamarn…”

It’s understandable that you would get scared and wet yourself when threatened by a boy, right, Haman…?

In the main story, there’s no doubt that Puru 2 is dead, but it just means that there’s a voice of Puru acting with Judau and the others in Evolver.

I wonder if Judau likes Haman.
I empathize because of being NT, but I feel like Judoh is just way too big-hearted for bothering with me.

Even if Haman wins against Judau in the end, it doesn’t really change anything.

Is Minerva, who is with Judou and Rue, really Minerva’s shadow warrior?

The fact that they go out of their way to say “Why didn’t you use the funnels more!” shows that they probably dislike Hamarn’s fundamentally condescending attitude.

Rather than saying “stop already,” isn’t “just disappear” too much of a concession?
I really value it if you can use that power in a positive direction at the end.
Surprisingly, it’s the opposite of what Lady Haman was like when we first met.

What made me happy about Kurobonrabupi was being together with Rue.

The only time something broke was during the Sirocco’s “Road Companion Attack.”
There are some aspects that are difficult to determine the strength without testing it with Shirocco.

Char doesn’t age that much either!

Hamarn was 22 years old at the time of her death (21 years old at the time of Z).

It was at a level where it was about to break open the visor, and it finally broke with Shirocco’s company, but it was still at a level where I could recover.
The mental health of the non-damaged movie version was fine, so isn’t that companion not that significant?

When it comes to Axis, it’s not about Char or Haman, it’s the Maharaja who’s to blame.