In the thumbnail, they definitely look like a soldier.

Say thank you!

He’s actually just a really nice, ordinary guy.

It’s because I’m dealing with a Zeon officer that I’m getting all stiff and tense, ugh!

What’s wrong, are you nervous just because it’s Zeon?
At least say thank you, boy. Hahaha.

It seems like they wouldn’t help if it were just one person.
“I can see the ulterior motive of wanting to look good in front of the woman.”

Now that my clothes are dirty, I’m really just a nice person.

I think this person likes outdoor activities like this.

The outfit is a military uniform of the Zeon army, but because they are wearing a strange and unusual color that I have never seen before, I would be wary of them.

It’s really kind of you to do this without minding getting your uniform all muddy.

The colonel is frightened knowing that he is the Red Comet.

Somehow, a red person.

Really, this is red.

“Ah, I’ll help you.”
“It’s okay, it’s okay.”
The exchange is too heartwarming.

I get it… If I met someone in real life who looks like a fully red Kazulaser, I’d be scared too.

If it’s not related to Zeon or the Zabi family, he’s really a good-natured guy…

If it were a calm red, it would be different, but it’s bright red, which is a bit off-putting…

They don’t even know that the other person is a Gundam pilot…

It’s not limited to this place, but when I see the behavior towards civilians, it feels lax, or rather, it reveals the differences between contemporary thinking and the mindset of military personnel from that time.

Encounter

If only I weren’t a child of Daikun…

It’s red, isn’t it? You understand now, right?

As you can see, it’s a soldier.

For some reason, Nameless forgets that Char is friendly.

Even in Char’s Counterattack, they ride horses side by side and jump on each other, rolling around on the ground, so they seem to get along pretty well.

Since I helped you, at least say thank you, Amuro.

This man is the best except for his family background.

This is how it is.

Amuro realizes that Char is in the red mobile suit.
Char doesn’t realize that he’s the pilot of the Gundam, does he?

I wonder why this guy is allowed to dress so flashy.

Lalah appeared in BS11’s first selection, and I thought, “Oh, they are adapting to the development.”

This clumsiness is very much like Char, making for a good scene.

Char loves both attention-grabbing and plain tasks.

The time when I was the most excited in my life, happily going out with her.
A man who becomes kind when he’s having fun.

If it was now, it would become a hot topic on social media.

In fact, this is definitely the scene where Amuro says thank you.
Amuro is scared, so it can’t be helped.

It’s not that Sailor’s evaluation is accurate, but in scenes unrelated to revenge against the Zabi family, Char is basically a kind older brother, right?

What is Amuro’s state of mind realizing that this strange red one is Char?

Brother… a cheerful, easygoing, funny, and silly brother…

Masaharu and Char, without personal circumstances, are just too beautiful.

It was Lalah who was driving, so she made a point to turn back and say, “Hey Lalah, stop.”

Red Nose: “I really wanted them to stop using red during the infiltration mission.”

During the Argama era, he is friendly and kind when in a good mood, and he can be affectionate as well.
Even the weak weak cactus man becomes one.

I want to learn how to say things like “I wish you would at least say thank you” without coming off as sarcastic.

You shouldn’t hit on Recoa-san!

I’m as relaxed as I was during my time as a field worker at Origin.

Even Z is kind to children and young people.

It’s a different type from Bright.

At that time, did Char already have interest in Lalah…?

I feel like even Char, who is acting foolishly in the gag manga, isn’t completely wrong…

Because he’s kind, my brother took our father’s assassination talk seriously…

These days, Char is a haughty young man in a strange way…

You can’t take a prostitute from Earth to the colony if you haven’t paid for her!

The conflicting structure seems to be based on status and affiliation, but it’s not necessarily the case for individuals; this comes up several times throughout the first half.

However, Char with all his flaws removed would be boring…

(I know that red person…!)

The redness doesn’t matter, Amuro-kun.

Of course you’d notice that such a red thing is the Red Comet!

After this, I might be complaining about how the road gets stuck with that kind of rain or how the maintenance of the public facilities in this colony is going, and I can imagine Lalah giving me a disapproving look.

At this time, you’re 20, so maybe around a university student…

It’s a bit amusing that Char is completely out of the loop.

I was really thinking if Exabe-kun is a new type, but seeing this makes me think, well, it’s fine.

When I look at it again, it’s really red.

A person dressed in red came down, got their clothes dirty, and helped me.

See? It’s red, isn’t it?

As you can see, whether seriously saying that the soldier is Char or jokingly saying it, there is a vibe that makes it not strange at all.

I guess life really must have been boring during the time of Char’s Counterattack…

I thought Dullers might be the highest rank that an outsider of Zeon could attain since he was a colonel, but it turned out to be Major General Conscoux…

You’re basically a sunny person, right?

Is there still someone who thinks they can be on the side that understands by just bashing Char?

As you can see, I am a soldier.

I want to be a friendly person, but… Sharr.

The television version can’t be helped, but the clothing causes a lot of surreal scenes, which is troubling.

Well, isn’t it okay to at least say thank you? Someone who says that jokingly is really a great person, isn’t it?
Amuro is just being rude.

The part of Char that cannot be truly happy is the part where he cannot be Nanai.

Actually, it seems that Char would get along quite well with Amuro.
If Sayla and Amuro had gotten together, I bet they would have been really happy.
Both ended up single for life, but…

Speaking of Char, there’s also the cake for me…

I often have a casual relationship with my subordinates.
Basically, he’s a good guy.
When revenge and NT ideology are involved, it just leads to a lot of trouble.

In this era, Char is the flashy one and Amuro feels like a virgin, but ultimately, even though Char has a mistress, he is bound to Lalah, while Amuro becomes flexible enough to love the woman in front of him.

Please stop being so friendly even after becoming the commander, Colonel.

Lalah must have realized that they are a Gundam pilot, and if her NT abilities had developed more, she probably wouldn’t have been this kind.

Frontline-loving uncle
Lalah has snapped.

Nanai is the type who would dedicate herself to a man…

It’s new to depict a neutral zone.
It was basic to fight when encountering the enemy.

Ms. Seira is a bit too noble to get married herself.

Above all, Nanai’s voice is Hamaan’s…

I understand being tense in front of an enemy officer, but I would like you to at least say a word of courtesy.
It’s just a little etiquette training for the child soldiers.

Amuro…?

They have a seemingly ruthless image, but they are generally kind to their subordinates.
But most of my subordinates die.

The fact that Nanai was listening carefully and complaining to a friend to the point where Guney would find out is already hilarious.

During the Quattro days, he had fun with Henken and others, so although he’s a bit messy with his relationships, he’s a good guy as long as there’s no baggage.

Anbiko also wondered why India? I heard in an interview that he struggled quite a bit with his encounter with Lalah.

When Nanai approached, saying that the colonel’s sleeping face was cute, he muttered in his sleep something about Amuro and Lala.
It usually cools down in an instant.

Is there a man who can maintain his sanity by marrying Seira?

Looking at it now, Char looks ridiculous and out of place.

I think that if he weren’t in this outfit, about eighty percent of Char’s charm would be lost.

Actually, it was planned for Amuro and Sayla to get together, you know.

Amu → Char, you’re aware.
Lala → Amuro, you’re aware.
Shah → Amuro, you haven’t noticed.
Terrible.

Talking in one’s sleep is like being tormented by a nightmare…

If it were an ordinary Geo Green military uniform, the mask would stand out instead.

Well, it looks like a child soldier no matter how you see it.
The red one doesn’t look like an officer.

Amuro said that Char is essentially a kind person in Z.
I guess the first impression at that time was strong.

As expected, the slicked-back hairstyle doesn’t suit you, Captain.

Gyunai has a good voice…

The fact that we’re both in military uniforms is quite significant, isn’t it?
I probably accept that it’s an enemy on the battlefield, but this isn’t a battlefield.

Even though it was an enemy country during the war, it was a chance encounter in a neutral zone.
It’s true that Amuro isn’t great at just standing still in front of the officer who has been kind to him.
I was jokingly scolded by Char and the Colonel, who were scared once they realized it was the Red Comet.
An episode that ends on a warm note with a nice follow-up from Lalah.
Well, after that, the young soldier from the Federation who was scared ended up slaughtering the Conscaun squad.

I’m waiting in the cab! The moving Ziong of Char, where the young Char who was done in meets Lala in the future.

Although they are in constant conflict in their ideals, Amuro and Char are fundamentally in love with each other.
Even though we love each other, we always have fights because we think differently.

Is it a good root, An-chan?
Someone who’s hard to judge because they only seem good on the outside.

I think if you just have a good exterior, you will become like Full Frontal.

As mentioned above, what’s interesting about 1st is this kind of human connection.

Overall, the performance is high, but there are many specialized individuals around who are even better, and it feels like things don’t go very well, which is the impression I got from the statement about Char.

The essence that being kind is the correct perspective, isn’t it?
It’s just that there are too many weird add-ons, and the person themselves can’t take it off or doesn’t take it off.

In 3 minutes, 12 Rick Domms?! That boy?!

Even though Char knows it’s Amuro, he probably wouldn’t try to kill him, but I’d like to see how he acts.

“Become a comrade! However, Amuro has a strong individual will, so it’s impossible for him to take the same path as Char.”

He’s a guy who’s handsome, well-bred, easy-going, kind, and highly capable, so he dresses strangely to maintain balance.

Because they’re child soldiers, they’ll become really stiff even if they’re helped.

I wonder if Amuro and Char get along…
I think that even if we look at it, we’re just pushing our responsibilities onto each other, and our compatibility is pretty bad.

In this scene from the original, it felt surreal, and in Z, they were both unconsciously aware of each other and drinking, but when it comes to Char’s Counterattack…
Amuro… show me your horseplay…! Pakara!
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🚗Haha, yay…⚡! What is that!?

By looking at Amuro’s collar, you can tell he’s a second lieutenant, and since he’s come to Side 6, he must be quite a high rank.
That being said, they are friendly enough to help.

Despite being a member of the Zabi family, Garma was probably treated like an underachiever as a colonel.

It’s a male version of Seira.
The personality is quite severe.