The NEET Giren…

Dictators are trivial.
After all, being a NEET was the best.

I would like to ask a word from the living Garma-kun.

This could get me killed someday.

I thought of this when I heard you were staying indoors.

I became a politician to show Cecilia something great, but!

Wait a moment.
Despite being the head of state, domestic affairs are the responsibility of the Prime Minister.
I am only entrusting it to Darushia-kun.
I’m not slacking off.

A man who becomes a dictator by working seriously.

Giren Zabi dies approximately six years after the victory of the independence war at the hands of his sister.
During the time of living in the mountain lodge, many writings were left in handwritten form.
Most of them reflect on the pre-war space tenement era.
The text included many sentiments lamenting younger brother Dozuru, who had been abandoned, and father Deggin, who had been assassinated.

I thought this story would turn into a daily gag, but in the end, it’s that…

I was inhaling toxic gas and reminiscing about those days with a carousel of memories, it was funny… no, it’s actually tough.

I think I’m not suited for small jobs.
It’s either doing something big or being a NEET.

There are some great historical figures who, in peacetime, would probably be types who were NEETs or loafers.

This Garma-kun is exactly like the original storyline and isn’t even an alternate version…

I thought that if Deigin hadn’t been assassinated, I could have gone back to being a NEET and handed over all the work to Kshiria.
I think the trigger for returning to being a post-war NEET was Degwin’s assassination, so there’s nothing that can be done about being killed…

Giren did not intend to abandon Dozul and has not killed Degwin.
It seems that things like this will be discovered in the future and clarified in memoirs.

This Gihren would probably win even in the canonical world.
After returning to being a NEET in a smooth and fulfilling situation, I feel like I might end my life the moment I envision an ideal image like a money-grubber.

The depiction of the Zabi family gradually becoming more involved in politics in the latter half is really frightening…
It’s a gag manga, isn’t it, Kamo?

Although they say he’s a NEET, he’s been doing something that resembles studying all this time.

It’s a gag style, but considering the poor reality of the Spacenoids and various other factors, it might have been a plausible prequel.

General McBain, known for his cold-bloodedness, was seen in his later years serving shaved ice to his family and close ones.
Mr. Garma, who returned to Side 3 after 40 years, is said to have cried at the taste.

If the Zabi family wins, the space tenement might be preserved as a historical heritage.
“House of Gihren Zabi and Kycillia Zabi”

Ah, despite appearances, Degwin is a second-generation space immigrant in terms of age.
I think my son and daughter were really unrelated to political activities at first.

It was hard to read this and Zaku-san.

When I think about it, is there no other backstory or setting for Degwin before he entered politics supporting Daikun?

Kishiria’s transformation from here to the complete extinction of humanity on Earth is
It was something that was shocking enough for those who knew the time…

No one from my family is left in Kshiriya anymore.
If I had turned back as Garma suggested at that time… it shows a considerable lack of human heart to make me reminisce about it.

Mr. Daikun has collapsed…!

I was reading it up to a certain point, but is this such a sad story…?

Gundam’s idiot Char follows the same route as in the main story, you know.
Even if they do a couple’s comedy act, in the end, Lalah still dies.

Let’s live together in a dirty tenement! It’s nice to do it, right?

I somehow remember Garma, alone and surrounded by things in an incredibly luxurious room.

Since Makube quit the shaved ice shop, it reminds me of the sadness during the time of Gesu.

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Gihren, are you free today? Garma, lift your head. Hmm, no, I’m busy. I have to watch “Laughing at Goodness” on TV this afternoon. After that, it’s the release date for Shonen Ace, so I have to go to the bookstore… Garma-kun from Space Island, please come. We are short-handed at the consulate office in Palau. What? It’s already 2 o’clock, and it’s starting to rain. I have practice and exams to do! I’m going to do it! I’m going to do it!

You can read the last part officially.

Before I knew it, everyone except Kysiria was dead, and at the end, Char came with a bazooka ready.
When I turned back at Garma’s voice, there were the peaceful days when we all lived together as a family in harmony, despite our poverty.
That should have been the end of Kycilia.

The eyes of young Casval (kindergartener) during the time when his presumed mother was imprisoned already reflect the resolve of someone determined for revenge.

I have a memory that the story of Garma and Char aiming to become comedians suddenly ended due to lack of popularity.

My mother is reading this from my bookshelf.
Since I’m a NEET too, I often get teased about this manga’s Zabi family.

I remember that Gihren died in a more stupid way than in the official history.

Isn’t Daikun a bit too ideological?

The scene where Giren ignores the call from Garma feels empty.

When I reread it, all of Kshiria’s lines played back in my head with Kaori Nazuka’s voice.

Rather, I have the image of Daikun as a thinker rather than a politician.

It’s obvious that politicians who gather votes from port workers are strong.

The Zabi family used to be just politicians and bureaucrats of a colony.
It was an eye-opener.

The fact that Garma is the first to die makes Degwin’s persuasive power significant, and that’s troubling.

What will the delayed Japanese-style pepper become?

This isn’t a current parallel…

Because Garma is the youngest with a significant age gap…

It’s amazing how all the spin-off series depict Garma as cute.

It’s a bit late to say, but Garma and Daguram’s protagonists have very similar positions.
If Garma defects, it will turn into a story like Dougram.

What’s going on with this world, Sasuro brother?

Being a NEET surprisingly had high specs, and that’s how I was able to do it; even the main character Amuro is the same…

I didn’t dislike this author, but before I knew it, Masaharu had become a manga artist, and it’s sad.

The Zabi family is simply second or third generation immigrants, just stained by aristocratic tastes.

There was also a comedy duo featuring Char and Garma, but was that a parody on a different axis?

Well, if that’s the case, then Char is just a damn bastard who killed Garma out of misguided revenge, isn’t he?

The street speech part is still somewhat comical, but the behind-the-scenes maneuvering to bring Daikun to the position of Prime Minister has completely turned into the main story’s version of Gihren, and it’s scary how much this former NEET resembles him.

It’s amazing that Gundam is being revived from the latest Gundam due to the strong influence of the Zabi family.

It’s Hitler’s tail…

Even if it’s a historical manga, as long as it’s based on actual events, I don’t think it imposes the author’s extreme ideas… right?

There’s only Deggin! Please help the old man from Zeon!

Political manga is interesting as a story, but I also understand that it can be selective in terms of audience because it is political manga.

Was it the one where I suddenly awakened as a parliamentary secretary and went “Huh!?”…

Masaharu (strong ideology) manga
A manga featuring Masaharu.

Kakuei’s life seems to be suited for a story, after all.

I regret not reading it because I thought it was just a silly gag manga.
This is interesting.

It’s a parody manga, but in a way, it’s a compilation of alternate universe stories from the Universal Century…

You said it was a gag manga!
You said it was a gag manga!

Basically, it’s a parody gag manga, but it sometimes has things like this mixed in, right?
Actually, I haven’t read it in a while, but there are now 21 volumes out…