Feeling nicely common!

But you were a little rounder.

I want you to remember that I am a genius with an IQ of 200!

It’s one thing to be involved with the secretary, but retreating completely was something I didn’t expect at all.

I’ll make sure to put an end to the recluse older brother.

I wonder if there are dictators who have fallen to become just ordinary people in the same way.

The administration is being run by Darshi for now, and since there’s a Big Zam, the Federation has quieted down and is reducing its military in peacetime.
Apart from the small things, I think it’s quite possible to relax at the vacation home on a regular basis.

Maybe the post-war processing was tough, so I took a breather there and became calm.

I never thought I would have such a dazed mentality after winning.

I feel like even if we survived in the world of the Federal Victory, it wouldn’t be long before things went badly.I think this person only has a path to execution if the federation wins.

If I don’t kill Deggin, I might not be killed by Kshyria, but even though I’ve won, I will die because I kill Deggin.

But being spineless and killing Deging don’t match at all…

When my dad Degwin was younger, he was really active, but by the time Garma died, he had become quite feeble, so there’s definitely a possibility of following the same path.

It seems like they were quite energetic until recently when they started to isolate themselves.

A dictator who, in a world of victory, is a model of someone who sucks on breasts and is satisfied without causing harm to those around him through purges and the like.

In Gihren’s Greed, if the Federation wins, Gihren should be executed or placed under house arrest.
If Gihren is alive, the Titans and A.E.U.G will appear and take advantage of that to start another war.
Conversely, if Zeon wins, Kycillia might start a rebellion, or the Titans could emerge and there would be another war, which is something Gihren anticipated and would fight with enthusiasm.
If we win, peace will continue after Gihren’s death due to his complete governance stemming from the thorough annihilation of rebel forces.

It seems that there are many parts influenced by Kycilia’s delusions and subjectivity, so I can’t say much.
If I were really trying to kill Degwin and assassinate Kshiria, I wouldn’t have been so careless.

Rather than being reclusive, I think they were holed up having lots of fun with their secretary.

It may just be that Kycilia is far more insane.

Giren seems to be carefree while his subordinates are in turmoil.

In the GQ world, Zeon has the advantage and has won, while the Federation is quite subdued.
The new enemy forces haven’t appeared, and since Zeon is also on edge, they’re in a state of military reduction.
In short, it might have changed because I became bored.

It’s only one season, so there’s no helping it, but the depiction of Gire’s decline is truly tragic.

It is said that Char, also known as Shirouzu, assassinated someone over the course of five years.

It’s possible that everything could just be Kycilia’s paranoia, only coincidentally compounded by misfortune and illness.

Wasn’t it better to immerse oneself in work rather than face the sin of killing half of humanity?

I honestly feel that both Gihren and Kycilia aren’t really characterized in a way that aligns with the existing image.
Retirement and destroying the Earth.

I can’t determine whether the original character Kshyria is the type to serve homemade apple pie.

To be honest, I feel like if we just killed Kycilla, the world would have been peaceful.
Giren wouldn’t go out of his way to blow up the Earth with the Zeknova, would he?

Degwin seems to have only died to serve as motivation for Kycilia.
The only issue is that Kisyiria kills Gire.

If you’re too soft, you’ll be criticized from all sides, just like the Mikawa warriors.

I don’t think this guy is capable of handling politics in normal times, and I believe it’s correct to delegate everything to his subordinates.
The only one among the brothers who seems capable in that area is Garma, so the favoritism around him might have been justified.

I thought it was different that you didn’t run away first, Kishiria.
It might be because that’s Granada.

If you can win a war and delegate everything to your subordinates, then you are already a top-tier ruler.

What was needed was Garma, probably for the Zeon victory route…

It seems like Earth is under more control by Zeon than I expected, and I might be getting bored with a complete victory.

It seems that only during wartime can extreme arguments stir the public and raise morale.

Well, if I think about it calmly, killing 5 billion people is not acceptable…

It seems they were making things like clone-enhanced humans, so they probably aren’t weak or spineless.

He really has no presence at all, but is Garma really alive…?
If Kisilia wants to use Io Magunus, then she’s not on Earth, right?

It’s a common story for dictators to do as they please, start wars, and exhaust their countries, but if there are no enemy countries left, dictators have nothing to do…

In reality, Zeon has achieved complete victory, and Kishiria shows no signs of internal conflict for five years, so it’s completely in peacetime mode.

If you notice Kysiria’s plan, even those who are not part of the Ghiren faction will likely defect.
Who would agree to another massacre after the disastrous casualties of war?

To be honest, even if we win, taking care of that Earth seems like a huge hassle.

It’s true that I was holed up with the secretary, but the part about what happened is just a rumor, right?
There is also the possibility that they were just playing with BDSM.

At the crucial moment, being sweet is like Garma’s big brother.

It’s not that I was a spy for Gihren, I just betrayed you by saying “What you’re doing is wrong!”
If you can see what needs to be done, I can only say that it is truly wrong.

It’s said to be the “whisker tail,” and politics before the war probably managed to turn dissatisfaction with the Earth into support, and once you win the war…

If Gihren and Kishiria are both reclusive and Degwin isn’t around…
The legislature, which was supposed to be merely decorative, seemed to be functioning fully after the war.

Well, if you survive federatively and become weak-willed, then being a puppet or a portable shrine would suit you just fine…

Even if we assume that Kycillia’s assassination goes through, would this person not mess things up? I really don’t feel like that would happen.

When the madness of war fades away, you come back to your senses and wonder what you were doing…
I can understand why Gihren has become scared and isolated now.

If Kshyria isn’t desperately trying to gain power and seeking to avenge the murder of her father.
Even without Gilen’s interference, GQ Zeon should have been stable for several decades.

It seems like they don’t intend to do something about the Zabi family age, huh?
Giren is undoubtedly more ruthless than even Kishiria, especially considering the things he is trying to do.
If the assassination plan had gone well…

The federation that throws poor people into space and Zeon that crashes colonies to exterminate all Earthlings are both strange, and this world has been doomed from the start.

I should have been considering post-war as well.
If asked whether to stop the management of the Earth’s environment, I would have quite a few doubts…

Even Ghiren is only human…
My dad was also quite lively, but it seems he softened up.

Kissiria was normally engaged in conflict with the Federation even during the One Year War.
Because it’s a rabid dog that actively stirs up political strife.
It should have been taken care of much earlier.

Is there any salvation like “If only I had killed Kishiria back then…”?

In that sense, Kyshiria is not wavering at all.

It’s a clever mislead that Kishiria, who said something like “nothing lasts on hatred alone,” is actually a lunatic who kills everything without any relation to hatred.

Giren doesn’t seem to confuse the newtype mentioned by Daikun with a psychicker.

It feels like Gihren has become spineless, or rather, that Kycilia-sama has been entranced by the sparkle and hasn’t returned from the battlefield.
The federal extremists will set up traps, but at the point where there is territory on Earth, even if it’s a disconnected piece of land,
If we continue to gradually focus on domestic affairs like this, it will become more enjoyable in the evening…

Kishiria’s craziness is definitely worse than in the official history.

Big brother will kill dad, but he’s sweet to his little sister, so he’ll be killed.

In other words, it’s Char’s fault for destroying Kycilia’s brain.

Even if one tries to establish dominance by a superior race, without money, it won’t work.
Didn’t you hit a wall and just not care anymore?

It might actually feel better the other way around.
Giren creates Iomagnus to promote further reduction of humanity.
Kishiria, who is completely suppressed by Gihren and living in semi-retirement at a villa.

Things like hikikomori are just rumors, and it’s hard to tell how much of it is true.

Well, regardless of whether there is guilt or not, the fact is that Zeon is winning, so it’s understandable for Gihren to become passive, as there is a feeling that they want weapons for intimidation to keep the Federation in check.

I guess I was brain fried by Kishiria Zeknova…

It seems like even in the 1st, Gihren Kishiria felt that there were still not enough reductions.
Kishiria is more consistent, I guess.
Well, I’m not really sure if reducing it itself is the goal.

Well, just activating Zeku Nova a little bit has that kind of power, doesn’t it?

I considered the possibility of a shadow warrior, but even if that’s the case, the strength of the royal guard has been wiped out, and the Kishiria faction is moving to suppress the home country, so it’s quite hopeless.

Since Gihren has fewer appearances in the main story compared to Dozle and Kshatriya, I didn’t really know what kind of character he was usually.
I might actually be a timid character.

I thought for sure it was the Federation’s revenge or inciting a colony rebellion to restart the war.
I thought you were considering further reducing the population.

It feels like Giren was put into isolation because the production team couldn’t come up with ideas for the five years after his victory…

I believe it was necessary, but there were indeed many sacrifices.
My father has also passed away, so now I will just focus on solidifying my control.
There is no need to shed blood anymore…
Kishiria attacks Gihren, who was thinking something like that.

Despite being reclusive due to assassination threats, I ended up being killed normally.

In other words, it’s exactly the situation that the person is talking about regarding natural selection; if we just wait, the weak ones will die off on this board.

Since things have calmed down a bit and are back on track, isn’t it okay for me to be out in public and have some nice time with my secretary?

Could it be that being captured by the military and police and imprisoned together with Nyaan and Machu was the best ending?

It’s fine to keep the details of Degwin’s death vague, but I would like to see the possibilities of what could happen if Kycillia’s assassination succeeded.

After all, not having met at all since the war is quite something.
The bad relationship between Gihren and Kycilia is

From Kishiria’s perspective, it isn’t wrong to think that the Gihren faction is assassinating everyone, so one must kill Gihren before being killed. It makes me feel the tragic reality of the political system in Zeon.

If we’re talking about the original Kycilla, then there’s too little power.
It feels like they’re forcibly building power using discarded talent and research that others have neglected.

Well, even if Giren doesn’t move anymore…
I feel like the military might run amok.

It would be fine with Garma, but if Degwin were alive.

Because of Kycilia, two armies have been formed, and it’s becoming troublesome. Wouldn’t it be better to deal with it before the war begins?
That’s why it’s Gihren, because he can’t do that.

Stalin was also reclusive, so he may be a classic example of a paranoid dictator.

If Deggin successfully achieves independence, it wouldn’t be surprising if he feels satisfied and passes away peacefully.

In the story, the named characters are mostly from the Kshatriya faction, including traitors, but in reality, it seems like Gihren has overwhelming superiority.
That’s why Kisia aimed for a comeback with NT weapons, and actually, up to this point, things have gone well.

Side 6 is a story where Gihren and Kycilia are in conflict.

The fact that even a perfect being like Gihren from the world line that defeats the Federation cannot protect peace makes me feel the hopelessness of the Universal Century.
In the end, is there no choice but to go to war?

I hope you’re not thinking something like, “If Garma is dead and I use Zeknova, I might be able to meet Garma,” right?
Surely, if that were the case, they would have brought it up at least once by now, so it’s probably not the case.

Could it have been like this all along…?

The truth is that Kyshiria is just causing so much trouble that there are countless traitors coming from her own ranks…

Isn’t 5 billion still half a lot?

Sirocco also seemingly possessed a clone and was revived, and Gihren should be explored further in the side stories.

I can’t help but think that Gieren, who is more indifferent than Kshyria, who is going to use Newtypes for military purposes, might naturally blossom instead.

In the end, it seems that unless Char properly becomes a politician, there is no possibility of stopping the era of space wars.

Since there was only a short amount of time for his appearance, it’s hard to say, but he didn’t say anything unreasonable, so I’m not even sure if Gihren has really become spineless.

The ambition of Gihren in the Reiwa era is eagerly awaited.

When there are no enemies left, the next move is to purge one’s own allies; this is a time-honored strategy of rulers since ancient times.

Kishiria is truly crazy, not just a metaphor or anything.

“We haven’t even fought, but you’re using the colony laser! That’s a joke that’s gone too far.”

I don’t know because there aren’t enough samples from the Universal Century parallel.
I need you to make more.

It’s not that I’m spineless, but I’m not overly eager either.
I don’t even feel like making a psychommu weapon; it’s just an additional order for the Big Zam.

I can’t believe anything a woman who intends to blow up A Baoa Qu and Earth says.

What’s with you getting close to such a crazy girl? It sounds like you’re a dangerous one too.

If Char gives a speech in Io Magunus and defeats Kycillia, it will really become Char’s world.

In the first place, Ghiren is saying that he interprets the original NT as a different existence.
Let’s wait for it to naturally appear when we win.

Well, having a smaller population makes it easier for those in power, especially when dealing with various things across space.

Why is the population exploding in the Universal Century, even though resources are so scarce?

It’s just that, aside from Kisyiria, even the relatively decent Captain Sodon is badmouthing Gihren.
Well, is it because that person is in the Kshatriya faction?

If Kshilia seems like a Newtype and Gihren also has Newtype potential, it’s possible that he’s mentally affected by the 5 billion people he killed…

Giren is a weakling of a pacifist, so he won’t destroy the Earth.
Lady Kycilia will destroy the Earth.
It is clear who one should side with.

Even if I hear talk about perfume, I’m just normally pulling the trigger, nyaaan…

A type of hero in a chaotic world who has no place in a peaceful one.

Rather than being deceived, Nyann is the type who would seriously do anything for someone they admire. If what he says is true, then Kishiria, who acts without malice or hostility, doesn’t have any elements that Nyann dislikes, and I think that’s the accurate assessment.

If Gihren doesn’t rule as a dictator, the post-war politics of Zeon becomes hard to understand.

Killing five billion was not only to showcase the strength of Zeon but also a consideration to adjust the excessively growing population.
Gihren seems to be outrageous, but in his own mind, he has a coherent logic.
However, my sister is different.

Both Nyaan and Exabé might have something broken in their hearts, coming from a refugee background.

I can imagine something like “You’ve really grown old, Father” being said by the children… but I wasn’t expecting that from Gihren.

I think it’s both good and bad that they are an agitator.

In the end, are we all destined for a miserable fate?

Nyaan uses her psychic abilities as an NT to distinguish between enemies and allies, and since the trigger against enemies is very light, I think she is an NT similar to Kishiria’s ideals.

It is natural for Kysiria, who initiated conflicts even during wartime, to provoke conflicts after the war.
In that regard, it should be called a planned disturbance…

Even if resources in the colony can be mined from asteroids and such, I wonder if water and oxygen will always rely on Earth…
If we think about the future of the colony, shouldn’t there be people who permanently settle on Earth… because water and oxygen are decreasing…

Let’s not say things like “let’s take them down together!” and instead let them die in Side 6…

There’s a saying that if you win a war, you won’t be able to win an election, but it’s interesting because Gihren seems to be withdrawing on his own.

Giren and Kicilia are doing it because it’s necessary, so they may not have any ill will.

Why is Kiciria-chan trying to burn the Earth?

In this situation, it’s painful that Dozle has died.