Not enough? Something about putting out fires?

>What I’m doing is almost the same as Char.I wonder about that~ Are you only focusing on the fact that I’m wearing a mask, giving a fully equipped machine to my rival, or that my sister thinks “go for it!”?

It’s being used as material because of their distinct presence.

I think the part where it feels like you’re just acting on a whim strongly resembles Char.
But rivals who are even more beautiful and cool have a strong flavor…
When summarizing Char’s public image, I think this person would go completely naked.

Because it’s only partially mimicking Char, it’s hard to understand what it actually wants to do.

Even if I say I’m aware of Char, I’m just tracing it quite roughly.
As a character, he is nothing like Char.

Char has attached the Leo! Can he do it?

The Zabi family and Lalah are not here.

Since the revenge against the Earth Federation and the liberation of the Sank Kingdom are achieved in the early stages.
A man whose period of searching for himself is longer.

The more masculine version of Char.

The role as a peacecraft has been almost achieved early on, so now I’m just doing individual tasks until the end.

Lalah has become a curse, but Noin is a good woman who will take care of things properly.

It was the fault of being too elegant.

There were a lot of things, but I really love how at the very end, it was Zex instead of Millard challenging Heero.

Rival Hiirou has zero Amuro components.

My sister has defeated the mastermind Dermaiyu, which has diluted the Char elements.

It’s busy because I’m paying homage to Char in a short period of time.

My sister’s drive and charisma are amazing.
So I leave the post-war world peace to my sister.
I will be defeated by starting a final war as a villain.

This person isn’t thinking about exterminating all humans like Char does.

It’s cool that you decided to leave OZ and protect the Sank Kingdom from both fronts.
…But it must be shocking that you couldn’t protect the Sun Kingdom, so why did you decide to go along with Karns’ invitation?
Lilina continued to fight without bending her beliefs, even after losing the Sanc Kingdom, and she won…

Someone like Garma was either assassinated or not.
Even if there were such a character, I don’t think Zex would become popular.

“If I accept this duel here, it would go against Treize’s will, huh… but the level of understanding of Treize is just too high.”

It’s been a while since I returned to Miliard, but I still end up calling him Zex.

In a year, I’ve been mimicking actions up to Char’s Counterattack…

It’s interesting that a story like Z begins after finishing with Char’s Counterattack.
It’s Minerva, Lady Mariemeia…

Seira completely disappeared from the public eye after the One Year War.
Char also ended up taking on the role of being Dykun’s child.
Lilina has firmly stepped into the world of politics over here.
I have a feeling of being lost about what to do as a Miria.

So I will act as an ambassador for goodwill (without permission).
Oh, so Hezekx is attacking OZ? That has nothing to do with me, Milliardo.

As soon as we welcomed Lilina, complete pacifism… maybe it’s alright… might be good…
The old men of the Romefella Foundation really are like palm drillers.

The aircraft to ride is mostly peak performance, but it’s cool.

It’s unreasonable to expect even members of Romefella not to have resentment towards Dermaiu’s methods.

Since my personal grudges are resolved in the first half, unlike Char, I don’t let my personal feelings get involved too much.

Don’t die any more than this…!

So Zex is based on Char…

It’s funny how they tried to elevate Lilina to a puppet and ended up having the foundation taken over.

I feel like I didn’t get a relatively bad image because the others were so overwhelming.

I’m wandering about aimlessly.
The part where I take on the dirty work and entrust it to my younger sister remains unchanged.
This big brother trusts his little sister quite a lot.

The claim that the weak are oppressed by the strong!
It’s relatively easy to sympathize because it tends to be like, “Yeah…”

Cool yet pathetic.

Lirina has charisma, but Dorothy’s behind-the-scenes activity is also quite significant.
I think it was unexpected that Dermaiyu died.

I thought someone would stop both Treize and Milliardo, so I acted accordingly, but I wonder what I would have done if one of them had won.

On Heero’s side, I think it’s significant that he has zero intention of killing big brother since Relena will be sad… in the end.

If the target of revenge were Treize, would I have become a bit more like Char…?

The leader of White Fang from Miliard is doing extreme things.

Unlike Char, I’m not loose with women.

I think it’s impossible because the new generations that are being born will forget such things, even if a disastrous last war that is burned into people’s memories occurs.
This person is a romanticist, just like Treize.

For that matter, there are also places where Treize is a homage to Char.

It’s also bad that there are many others around who can be used as material besides this guy.

Being a fire extinguisher-like wind is my true calling.

In the early stages, Heero is too much of a reckless boy, so it feels like Zexis is the one driving the plot.

The protagonist side has five characters, and since Treize is very intense, the mask position is relatively lighter.

A soldier on the front lines.

I realized that I hadn’t viewed Zex as a Char-type character until it was mentioned in this thread.
The surrounding characters were so vivid that it felt like there could definitely be people like this.

The scenes since the appearance of Endless Waltz are cool.

The people around me have too many eccentric behaviors, so being relatively normal feels strong.

That said, if we don’t defend in space, Mobile Dolls will be sent one after another, so it’s more like Heero, who went on a rampage, is at fault for abandoning the defense of the town.

I really like the episode from when I first went up into space as Miliard, even though it’s not very noticeable.

Hiiro was initially tossed around by the Zero System, but Zexes was able to master it quickly.

I honestly think Milliardo is the most handsome in the Gundam series.

Treize always seems so confident and elegant that it’s easy to misunderstand him.
At first, it’s the kind of thinking that it’s fine if a strong one becomes the ruler, just like a military aristocrat.
The reason I didn’t want to become a loser was because I was influenced by Gundam.

I want to fight the boy during the most intense period of searching for myself!
Should I fix the Gundam and give it to you… I think so.

The masked position is kind of a tradition…

A person who does almost the same things as Char but doesn’t get teased much.Isn’t it that Char is so strong that homage characters are relatively hard to become jokes…?

For now, the conversation ended neatly.
You won’t create the Neo Peace Craft Kingdom and declare war on Earth once time has passed, will you?

The Zero System basically presents various choices the more you’re confused.
For someone like Hiiro, who is actually really regretting and struggling, it’s toxic.
During the time Zex was on the Zero System, he had made a certain level of mental preparation, so he was able to respond relatively quickly.
Since Treize remains unwavering, it is useless to say anything, so the system will not respond.

The axis of achieving peacecraft reconstruction and complete pacifism is there, so the main objective hasn’t wavered.

It’s not exactly like a seed, but W is also made with a first-time rework approach, isn’t it?

“Shut up, female beetle,” is what is said in fan-created dialogue.

The difference in women’s hobbies is also significant.

The charisma is higher in the sister compared to Char, so it somehow worked out.
Seira is giving up too quickly.

The fact that there is a significant power gap of about the same level as Hiiro or a little above is quite important, isn’t it?

A mask that hides your true face is fine in that sense.
Isn’t it just a facade that some people wear as a hobby?

It feels like the initial design is somehow different, rather than focusing on which character it is…
The roughness of Lady’s bombing plan, looking back at it now, is really ridiculous.

Treize is also changing direction.
They are explaining that they were moved by the sight of the Gundam pilots.

If you’re doing the same thing as Char, it would probably get more attention by messing with the more well-known Char.

(Lilina… it’s okay for you like that…)

Compact bomb installed!
Compact bomb return!!
Compact bomb laser beam!!!
Assassination successful!

When I was a child, I didn’t really understand and just watched it for the atmosphere, but after becoming an adult and watching it again, the story and character resolution improved, and it’s really interesting!

Because I have friends with whom I can truly open my heart and interact, unlike Char.
You’re really fortunate around there.

I feel like it’s being joked about that Char’s life is packed into one year, which makes it incredibly unstable.

I didn’t really understand it back then, but thanks to G Generation, I somehow get it now.

What sets me apart from Char is my lack of a tendency to run away.
He is sincere to Noin, no matter what.

Trois was stronger in social skills and a nicer person than I remember.

>>101Was she a woman?
Hey, were you a woman?

He is a terrifyingly cool person until he fights Hiiro in Antarctica.

I’m really scared of the time when Noin is freed from the shackles of being Zex’s subordinate.

I vaguely remember the emotional progression of this person until the mask breaks around Antarctica… what was it like again…?

It’s easy to have fun with Katuru, after all…

Since Heero stops piloting the Wing Gundam early on and the other Gundam pilots lose their mobile suits or get captured, it makes Zexes, who continues to pilot the Tallgeese until the end, appear to take on a protagonist role.

The handling of the aircraft is really unique, isn’t it…
I can’t believe Sunrise and Bandai allowed this.

Why are they just casually dropping the wing right from the start?

It’s just too long to review it again.

Not only did I not shoot down episode 1, I didn’t shoot down a single episode.
It’s a wing that lasts much longer than the image suggests.

Since there are five of them, there was probably some room to handle them a bit carelessly…

It’s a relationship until the mask breaks! But it’s really dangerous for the mask to break during a battle.
What kind of cockpit is that?

Ultimately, he found himself in the flow of firefighting and made a legitimate impact, so he lacks the pity, humanity, and humor that someone like Char possesses.

It would have been nice to have even a glimpse of the depiction of the efforts to stop Karns’ Libra drop.
I’m working quite seriously, so it’s really hard to make a decision.

“Airies 50! Cancer 20! It’s super cool how you’re trying to act tough while shaking.”

Gundam Wing is intelligent after all…
So it’s extreme, huh…

Wasn’t the aircraft exchange somewhat forced upon Heero?

In that regard, Sandrock walks over to self-destruct on its own.

Wasn’t the original concept something like a comprehensive overview of the Universal Century in the first work?

Perhaps it’s because they’re challenging the same terrorist Gundam.
The impression I get is that in the first phase, the ham sequence is more like the Zexes frame than the Char frame during the middle part.

The fact that the mask couldn’t withstand more than the body is enough of a joke, right?

The phrase “being unlucky as a wing” just doesn’t sit right with me; it’s simply that the self-destruction has too much impact.
Leaving it behind is a rational decision, and until then, we’re fighting properly; after the repairs, there will also be moments to shine.

Noin is a really heavy wait woman and she is a strange person, but…
You always have a sense of common sense and goodness that doesn’t get easily swayed by the strange people around you.

Heero has come a long way to be able to win in close combat against Epion, considering he often got shot down by Leo.
The thread image is pathetic! Rather, it makes me feel like saying “Hiiro did a good job.”

As long as I am cursed by Treize, I have no choice but to show a fighting stance at the front line of the war.
It’s ridiculously heavy, farewell Treize.

There are too many strange women.
There are too many strange men.

It’s strange that I started feeling it was lacking after I was spitting up blood from the acceleration of the Tallgeese!

When the topic of the protagonist Gundam’s activities or the lack of promotions comes up, I can’t help but think that Wing Gundam is much more impressive, and it’s not good.

It’s a perfectly reasonable opinion to ask if we can ride in the enemy’s repaired MS.

The part where Wing fights hard against Virgo and then switches to Epion is quite properly protagonist-like, isn’t it?
The fact that the target for the transfer event is Epion instead of Zero is quite characteristic of W.

The way Hiiro goes berserk is different from when Zero took over, and after switching, the image suddenly has Karns admonishing him and declaring the elimination of Earth, which makes me wonder if Epion’s system is more wicked than Zero’s?

Compared to the other four and Zex who have a strong attachment to their own machines while fighting.
It’s quite unfortunate that the protagonist can be discarded without hesitation based on rational judgment…

The Wing Gundam’s treatment in episode 1 is just too over the top!

Noin is half-submerged in the weird and heavy woman, up to her waist.
It’s relatively cute and girly… with a strong element of being a weird girl.

In Episode 1, Wing sinks after Ace’s Zex tries to somehow manage after abandoning its unit…
From that point, four other Gundams appeared around the world.
“Four more Gundams!?”
“No, including the one we sunk in the sea, that’s five planes!”
“Five Gundams…”
It’s done for the flow, so it’s calculated in a very meta way due to the script’s needs.

Maybe it’s because I’ve been working as a mercenary since I was small, but Trowa definitely has the highest skill level.
It is easy to make a joke about immediately firing all the bullets and then charging in with a knife.

Heavyarms, are you going to duel over there with Heero?
I thought that, but then there will be two cours without any appearances, so I don’t know if it’s good or bad treatment.

We’ve been doing quite a lot together with Peace Million.
In the end, I ask, “Is it okay if I go to the side of the person I like?”
Seriously, Noein is a woman, right?
It’s not the kind of behavior like Ms. Recoa, who has submitted to the military of Shikokko.

Heero’s first piloting of the Zero is really a horrible situation, yet it’s hardly ever talked about.

Now there are many rival characters with masks, but back then, I think there were hardly any that were such a straightforward homage to Char.

Well, considering its accomplishments in the story, there’s no doubt about Epion’s strength.

I love the scene where Zex can’t shoot and Noin can’t cut Zex.

It’s unfair that a dueling MS is also good at scattering weaklings!

Epion is a machine that projects the changed ideology of Treize, who transformed after witnessing the way of life of Gundam pilots, so it is not required to be elegant.

The battle of Antarctica is
(I want you to fight with all your might, and maybe transplant the arm parts of the Tallgeese…)
(I guess they would be considerate too, so maybe I’ll borrow Heavy Arms…)
(That guy’s injury isn’t healed yet, so maybe I’ll remove the arm to lighten the control lever and attach the saber…)
Everyone ends up being overly considerate.

Gundam is necessary for space! I will fight to protect space! It’s awful to say such a cool line while being driven crazy by the Zero System.

Since switching to Zero, the situation in battle has been tough, so I have the impression that I was more unstoppable when I was piloting Epion.

Looking back, Noin was really erotic.
You’re definitely straddling the image and shaking your hips, aren’t you?