Does Io completely lack the potential of a New Type?

If only Darryl didn’t get caught up with the monk…

>>7

It actually happened like that.

Speaking of which, I wonder how Daryl is treated back in his home country.

Deserter

Before I knew it, Io had become like a typical protagonist.

Is it normal?

>>14

War drives people mad…

Daryl was fortunate to go there without knowing that Fisher and the others had killed their comrades.

It is undeniable that Daryl is seeking conflict, but the fact that he has ended up with a combat prosthetic is a big reason for that.

>>19

When I think about it that way, it seems like it rolled down in the same manner as Mikazuki Augus.

Rather than light and dark, it’s more like bipolar disorder.

>>15

I’m sweating a lot, but it’s a relaxed kind of tension…

Karla was also quite careful with her words since it was something she started herself.

Most of the works are just about the battle against cults.

>>24

The Zanskar Empire is also, in a sense, quite large.

It’s true that the P Zak was too free, but that aside, the person themselves is to blame.

>>27

What is that light instead?

>>27

In other words, the original work’s theory of Newtypes also contains religious elements, so there is a high affinity.

It’s a trap.

>>62

Isn’t it the Maria Church?

No one has said that being bright is good, so it’s safe.

Do you think the Paong Trio will survive?

If I hadn’t had a limited lifespan, there was a possibility that I could have genuinely become a great leader in religion.

Both allies and enemies are getting worse and worse, aren’t they?

I never thought that once the South Seas chapter started, I would keep charging forward while being completely absorbed in religion all this time…

To me, both seem obscure…

At least let it be called a trio.

I really didn’t think it would be so indecisive and dragging on until the end.

Unleash the fury of justice, Atlas Gundam!

Both are dark, right?

Daryl was getting carried away, so the author put a stop to it.

>>41

It’s unfair that Io has to suffer so much…

I like the Atlas Gundam because it’s cool.

In war, one is a hero, but in peacetime, they’re a disabled person, so it’s a given that they will find some reason to join the remnants of the army.

>>48

There has never been a route to the Republic, even without mentioning the battlefield.

>>48

But there are also people like Sean who have found their place and are having fun…

“Shall I kill until the dormitory… and without even a death scene, just the corpse…”

I can’t believe Darryl died from that.

>>50

Well, I’m alive.

I think they will come to take revenge at the peak of Io’s life from now on.

>>68

Are you not satisfied with tormenting Io yet?!

>>68

It’s attacking me while being in such a fused state with my psychoframe that I can’t go back anymore, going “Iooooo!”

Becoming a vanguard of a new religious movement with lost limbs.

The Gundam pilot who continues to lose close friends, companions, and cadets who look up to him, yet does not break.

Which one do you want to be?

>>54

I don’t like either.

If you become a regular hero like this…

I want you to join the Titans and go back to being a damn jerk.

Religion seems to just be used as a disguise, and fundamentally, it looks like they just want to wreak havoc with Newtype abilities.

Have you finally survived by sacrificing your sister?

>>59

I thought there might be something at the end, but the Zong Trio somehow survived.

Is it still around the year 0081?

It’s too hellish compared to the official history…

Is it a future where Io starts wearing sunglasses and using a pseudonym, and Daryl gets placed under house arrest?

>>63

To be honest, I don’t think Darryl is worth keeping under house arrest.

Without the Psycho Zaku, Darryl is just a disabled soldier without limbs.

>>72

For now, I guess I’m a Newtype…

>>72

As a sniper, it’s good, but the lack of another ace class as an MS pilot feels a bit raw.

It’s not much other than that one skill, which makes it even more…

It’s not so much about being a new type, but the psychic and spiritual occult trends of that time have become the framework for new religions, so there’s definitely a connection.

I thought Fisher was definitely alive, but then I was surprised to find myself in a dream filled with Daryl’s dead bodies.

I feel like Billy and Chow Min weren’t in the battlefield, but if they’re alive, I’m a little scared they might let out a final fart.

Cutting off my limbs seems stronger, right?

It’s surprisingly painful for Io to lose her two childhood friends at such an early stage.

Isn’t it quite a natural consequence that Daryl, who lost his limbs, is now losing his freedom and is tied to “Psycho” and “Gundam”?

It’s too bright to get along with the Monk Device.

I feel like Daryl might end up becoming a mass-produced Daryl device.

Rather, I’ve awakened as a Newtype with full vitality, so I have value now, right?

I wanted to show something valuable, even just the neck like Callisto.

Lost limbs in the war (not saying lost them in combat).

I mean, why are you still alive with just your head, Callisto?

>>81

If you connect to a heart-lung machine, the brain can survive even if the physical heart stops, so it’s not that simple.

I really admire how Io managed to recover her mental state from there.

I hate to say it, but when I think about it, this isn’t even technically warfare…

>>84

A religious organization suddenly transformed into terrorists and sank a battleship.

It seemed that they were about to cause great damage to the colony and the moon by manufacturing weapons of mass destruction.

Private companies have managed to get by with their own resources.

It’s too much of a bright character to get along with Callisto.

When you laugh while pointing at a person with a disability, you are a dark extrovert.

Is it okay for Callisto to feel like it’s connected to the Geong with its whole head?

It’s like a normal human would be dead, but when connected and powered on, it seems that consciousness exists thanks to electric signals and some special liquid.

It’s like corporate terrorism and companies defending themselves with the federal army…

Both Io and Daryl have reached a point where it’s okay for them to rest, but I wonder what the Titans will do.

In the end, what does Daryl want to do?

>>90

I want to settle things with Io riding the Psycho Zaku!

>>90

I want to fight for someone else’s justice.

>>90

I want to ride the Psycho Zaku and play around~~~!!

>>93

Die already~

The war junkie just fell into a cult and was dancing while leaking brain juice! Know your place!

When viewed in its entirety, the time of the One Year War, when both sides were filled with killing intent, was definitely the most intense… I wonder if we can never go back to those days.

I never thought I could make a compilation of this snobby Io’s crying face…

I probably want something to replace the lost limbs!

>>98

So if it was the Federation or AE giving that, they would have been there.

Which one is more tragic now?

>>101

No matter how you think about it, Daryl.

Daryl, just die quietly… please don’t humiliate yourself any further…

>>102

Will you let me die quietly?

Daryl will probably become completely unable to move after this, right?

Then I have to balance it out.

As mentioned above, Daryl, who is not on the battlefield, is simply a person with disabilities needing care.

Daryl has no value without RPD.

After this, there will be an inner portrayal of Daryl, right?

Otherwise, it would end up being like, what was that person even if they were supposed to be one half of the protagonist…

>>107

Seeing many people I killed, I committed suicide out of a sense of guilt.

You can understand it from the picture, right?

Moreover, it can be controlled with brainwaves!

It might be scary.

Aren’t cults and corporations just like cosmic aristocrats?

>>114

I wonder if there are Hauserlies in this world too.

>>114

That’s scary!

In the end, Daryl was just a disabled person who was excited to receive a big toy.

>>115

That’s expressed in how Io acts excitedly in AE that it’s not changing.

>>116

In the beginning, Io was aware that she just wanted to have fun with MS, right?

>>124

I think if you only interpret it through the dialogue, you might misunderstand because they’re showing an item called a toy airplane.

>>127

Was Io excited after riding the Gerbera Tetra?

>>127

Iao appears to be a war junkie, but the depiction shows that his true feelings are different.

Constantly being compared to Daryl.

>>134

Different.

There is a side that craves war, but also a feeling of camaraderie that comes naturally as a soldier.

It coexists without contradiction.

>>140

No, I’m saluting Darryl.

If you’re a war junkie, you won’t salute rivals who can no longer fight.

>>143

Now that you mention it, that’s true.

>>116

Daryl is completely different in that he is just rampaging immaturely without any significant prospects.

>>132

In terms of outlook, I’m seeing much broader and further ahead than Io.

Io is just one pilot after all.

The composition around here is just like Amuro and Char.

>>132

Daryl must have seen the view, right!? What the hell are you saying!? Are you really reading the manga!?

>>115

Both superficially and deeply important/serious.

>>115

Larayya, you’ve become a bit foul-mouthed, haven’t you?

If you chose to ride the Psycho Zaku yourself, then that’s one thing, but if you obtained power in a situation where you have to cut off your remaining hand to ride it, or else both you and your comrades face total annihilation, then this is what happens.

Io is somewhat aware of something, but Darryl…

I really like the early art style.

I wonder why I stopped drawing Io’s eyebrows.

>>123

I’ve reached my limit with my hands…

Callisto seems to have even more expressions now…

I’m just grateful that the author’s tendonitis has worsened but we can still see the continuation.

It wouldn’t have been strange if it had ended unfinished.

Well, that prosthetic leg is laughable, isn’t it?

Daryl is a war junkie acting like a saint, but

Io pretends to be a war junkie, but it’s been thoroughly depicted that his true feelings are different. He got excited seeing the new model at AE, but it’s a discussion that if this exists, the war will be over.

Daryl is a victim who, after losing his limbs, had nothing else to cling to and had no choice but to cling to what he could.

I think the mistakes in what I’m doing have gone a little beyond what I can accept…

There are quite a few advocates for Io…

>>137

Well, I do feel sorry for Daryl, but what do you want to do? It’s been a bit much lately.

It’s clear that Io is just desperately trying to take on the hate as the crazy ace of the Bonbon collapse in order to protect the lives and hearts of those around him…

I can’t protect all the things that are closest and most important to me.

If I’m called Io’s spokesperson, I don’t feel bad about it, but if I’m called Daryl’s spokesperson, it feels unpleasant because that just means I’m someone who got caught up in a cult and acted out like a disabled person.

So the story goes that Daryl is good at talking but at heart he’s just a crazy person who wants to go to war.

>>142

Different.

It is true that Daryl is trying to achieve self-actualization by obtaining replacements for his lost limbs.

That being said, I also want to correct the distortion called AE.

This is also a purpose that can coexist without contradiction.