I can’t deny it, but since the transformation of Sol into a gear is urgent, there’s nothing that can be done…

I wonder if Asuka was a fan of Flarely from the beginning or if they changed their mind halfway through.

The troublesome cap fans have arrived…

Where did that atmosphere of wanting to fight during Rev go?

It’s funny to think that this guy is the commentator from the moon in the anime.

It feels like Sol got a bit of a raw deal because the president wanted to have a big showdown at the White House too much.

Did Sol at least give this guy a belly punch?

Master’s seal of approval for social awkwardness.

It’s a live feeling, but the post-event response is somewhat troubling as it still follows the planned course.

Why are you also transplanting Yuno’s balance and the flames of sin even if I concede 100 steps until it becomes gear mode?

Why did you insert the flame of betrayal without the person’s permission?

Why did you make a copy of Aria without her permission?

Why did you try to destroy Ino by taking the flames of sin without the person’s permission?

It’s quite strange that in the story of Guilty, despite almost all of it being orchestrated by Ariel, she isn’t playable.

I made a copy of the merciless revelation in the backyard just in case! It feels like I could do that as much as I want.

The flame of immorality is unavoidable because Sol will die if we don’t, but there’s no need to balance Yuno, right?

I feel like I saw somewhere that Sol was shot and on the verge of dying, so he was modified with gears, but is that a fan creation?

This guy’s radio is so boring it makes me feel unwell.

A rare character that can win even without magic, anonymous.

Yuno’s balance might have a lifespan with ordinary gear, so I understand the reason; I want to put in something strong.

Compared to the heavy atmosphere around the X era, where both sides have their thoughts but understand that it’s already beyond repair, it feels different now.

I was surprised that we could land so smoothly here after 2 and through Xrd.

Isn’t it unreasonable to say that all revelations without mercy and the first man are bad?

Actually, what these guys did is so bad that you start to think, well, Asuka isn’t so bad after all…

It’s a bit strange how Cronos, despite being an important character, is so plain.

In the fight, this guy was planning to unleash an outrageous theoretically infinite energy, and the old man is also pretty crazy.

Just to be clear, it’s not that Chaos went crazy and ended up with violent acts; it’s actually Asuka-kun who is causing a mess while being sober.

Regarding Guilty, it’s puzzling why the Senate, which had been quietly controlling the world from behind the scenes, decided to come out into the open and commit such obvious wrongdoing.

If it was to draw out a merciless revelation, I could have taken more time, right?

If you don’t do something like that, it’ll probably just defend normally, this guy…

I love the stories of Xrd and Rev, but the battle against the merciless revelation that has been hinted at for so long ending like that leaves me feeling unsatisfied.

I wanted to see the serious showdown between Kai and Sol…

Well, it seems like there are plenty of troublesome bad luck stories in that world.

Can you actually erase stars if you really wanted to?

Since Xrd, it’s problematic that if you do a draw, it affects the world.

If Arielus hadn’t prepared for Draline, he would have been beaten up by Draline Solkai…

Looking at my own replica, what is this social awkwardness… it’s just too much.

I feel like a fight wouldn’t happen now with just Kai holding a gear and a balance.

If it were the old cutthroat route, we might have kept killing each other until death.

The emergence of the existence known as Shin became a significant turning point both in terms of the storyline and within the work itself.

Since you can mess around in the backyard, erasing a star is pretty easy, right?

The movie was so off the mark that it was quite stressful to watch.

As a player, I’ve seen it a lot, and it feels great when you go boom with Drolin as your trump card!

I like this type of Sugita’s voice; it’s fresh in a different way.

Well, it feels like there’s a reason why I’ve made mistakes since long ago, after all.

That aside, I think Sol should be thoroughly beaten up.

Asuka-kun…

What’s up with those animal ears, Asuka-san…?

Aria’s surgery isn’t without permission!

I took the liberty without informing Frederick.

What bad things did Asuka actually do?

The Justice Rampage is a merciless revelation, and the Holy War is caused by that; the Valentine series is also a merciless revelation.

The presidential kidnapping incident doesn’t really make me think of any bad things Asuka did.

Refreshing but suspicious Sugita

Why didn’t you say at that time why you modified Sol into a gear?

Instead of saying things like “You can do it” or “Just lead,”

Just have a proper conversation! That’s all there is to it.

In other words, I thought that in terms of order, Aria had no intention of receiving life extension, so convincing Aria by first turning Sol into a gear was the plan at the Xrd point.

The fact that we found and repurposed gear cells was considerably problematic from the start.

As a result of turning Aria into Justice, Chaos was able to operate in the shadows.

During the Japan Disappearing Justice experiment, Aria was able to talk to Asuka normally, and those two seemed to roughly understand each other.

What was Sol doing at that time?

The conclusion has been reached that a good person who is just a nuisance is still a nuisance, so I’ve made peace with Sol, but it is what it is, and they are still a nuisance.

This guy is a villain just because he doesn’t have any bad intentions.

It’s impossible to bring her back from Justice, so I guess I’ll make a copy of Aria… It’s mixed with some weird personality, but oh well.

Why did Aria turn into that kind of monster?

Was there no human form or anything like that?

Well, the military application of gear cells was done by America at that time…

What are you doing, First Man, finding the backyard inherited from the master, running a merciless revelation out of goodwill, and concluding that the eradication of humanity is necessary?

Regarding Justice, I feel like its appearance differs depending on the series, so it seems it was originally a human form.

Well, I haven’t intentionally committed any wrongdoing, but I do have a lot of slip-ups like this.

Well, if we properly discuss or negotiate, the story won’t start, you know…

Speaking of which, we still don’t know the true culprit behind the incident with the broken electronic devices, do we?

I live with a bit of a live feel.

The communication is so bad that even that master who ended up like that told you to communicate properly…

I’m still disappointed that there was no proper duel after saying it was a one-on-one!

Such a man would need a scene where emotions are openly expressed and clash.

In the end, they pretended to do things while becoming a damn radio shop.

Is it a habit to randomly embed strange things in people’s bodies?

Until STRIVE, it’s mostly Happy Chaos or Ino that are at fault.

Ino has the immense achievement of saving the Holy War Kai, but…

It seems that taking 150 years to reveal the truth was mainly because I was scared of losing friends by angering Sol before I had a plan to revive Aria with the completion of Jack-O.

I love Chaos-kun, so please appear in the anime…

Dad’s communication skills are terrible, but at least he can hold a conversation.

Asuka-kun himself is also aware of being socially awkward, so I set #kun to be someone who enjoys conversation.

What is Chaos doing now?

It’s all the mercyless revelations and the first man’s fault… I just tried to help my two friends…

Dad may just have a rough exterior, but that doesn’t mean he lacks communication skills…

I still don’t understand the meaning of the words “Yuno’s scale” and “flame of depravity.”

Can the current Chaos interfere with the backyard?

I think it’s questionable to put everything on Keo-chan.

But I wonder if it’s okay to just think, “Well, that guy has a good character.”

I have my pride too!

Aren’t you unusually upbeat with your narration, Asuka Asuka Asuka Asuka-kun?

The backyard is a problem because the world is normally spreading out in the yard.

If you dig deeper over there, you might be able to produce an infinite number of works.

Most of the things I didn’t really understand were attributed to chaos, but there’s nothing I can do about what I do understand, and since what’s within my understanding is quite troublesome, it ultimately results in Asuka being quite bad as well.

Creating replicas of oneself for data collection and thought experiments is an act that even Chaos would find appalling.

That man’s blunders are mostly Chaos, and the others are just Ariel, but Asuka’s blunders are all entirely Asuka’s fault, which is amazing.

This guy is annoying… (This guy is annoying…)

Asuka, it’s about time you come back from the moon.

At the end of the anime, there might be a possibility of a moon battle starting with a helping intervention.

I mean, Ino, Chaos, and Ariels have their issues and bugged out, but Asuka-kun is just naturally like that, so he’s the most troublesome.

The global crisis has been blamed on Chaos and Ariels.

It’s mostly Asuka-kun’s fault for the crazy things happening in Sol’s life.

Asuka, your voice was quite deep during XX, wasn’t it?

Asuka-kun… let’s cherish our friends, okay…?

Is this the result of taking it seriously…?

It’s not good to only get excited during the time of the flare, Asuka-kun.

There was another being called that man! The first man! This guy is the root of it all! He’s just too forceful.

In the previous folk tale narration, even though there were mistakes in directing the robot, the impression wasn’t that bad.

The person themselves broke down and was acting as the mastermind, as expected.

That aside, Asuka’s mistake hasn’t disappeared after all.

Compared to the other disciples, Asuka lacks too much humanity.

As for the various aspects of the world, it’s fine that Asuka-kun is unrelated, but ultimately, in the story of Guilty Gear, everything about Sol is fundamentally true when it comes to Asuka-kun being at fault.

First of all, Origin made its debut in Xrd.

When it was confirmed that Aria wouldn’t return during the decisive battle with Iino, I couldn’t help but laugh at how she started lamenting.

No way, is this really the time for that?

Asuka-kun is satisfied, but is Raven still motivated for something?

Happy Birthday, Devilman! If you think of it as being from Asuka Ryo!

This might be a bit less disturbing than the original source.

The only one who seems likely to screw up in that world is probably Chaos.

Well, if something happened in the backyard, that alone would be an incident.

I’m glad that things like the strongest humans and lizards started popping up around there!

Chaos Ino is peeking from various places like a root, but Asuka is, how should I put it, naturally bone crazy…

What are the aliens that take away every time the Chief wins?

In that world, there hasn’t been much advancement in space exploration, so an alien on a meteorite can cause quite a stir!

Stay asleep, Axel.

In the Guilty world, humanity ultimately faces extinction or evolves to lose its humanity, so there can be countless people who lament that outcome.

That kid seems to have high output, so I wonder if they’re from the lineage of Hato or Yuno…?

The problem of not having a simple place to drive in.

The Valentine alien concept was discarded, so now the alien is just an appeal to the American elements of the chief.