Gundam: Gravity Elegy

It's a human being, it's written about a human being. They spared Dozle's family for the New Year, but didn't avenge the Earthlings. The thought of not killing them just because they had the chance to kill them in battle makes me feel terrible. You let him go, but did he let you go back then?

I have to vent about certain recent plot points. I won't go into Char's storyline, given his popularity as a UC character. However, the handling of the gorilla-related events in chapter 101 was terrible. In a sense, the gorilla is the protagonist's matricide (both his biological and adoptive mothers were indirectly killed by the gorilla; the Sydney crash was orchestrated by the gorilla; and the North American Gundams also contributed to its capture). And yet the author hesitates because of a child? That's just being sentimental, not a saint. I understand that major characters can't die to advance the plot, but this kind of writing is truly disgusting.

I'm completely baffled. How come there's a chicken plague fan whose brain is stored in the hands of the Japanese → Wing in the second chapter of this book? I'm just asking, is it really that hard to find out that Tomino originally wrote Zion and was sued by the Japanese → Wing before changing it to Zion? In his mind, the Federation is America's economic and military colonial system, and Side 3 is just a new swastika.

They didn't understand why they insisted on keeping the gorilla family alive. They should have just killed every single member of the Zabi family.

Little Tomato is truly a rare and precious member of the Gundam family, especially when I think of Huso #(tears)

I'm numb. My teammates are either dead or reassigned, and even Captain Masaya looks like he's about to die. It's all too heavy.

Why do they have to send a Gundam to a duck? #(Sweat)

With the main character here, how should the Titans be assembled?

While compiling my book, I went to read "A Century of Peace" next door, and I couldn't hold back my tears when I saw that in that timeline, Lao Gao was killed by a satellite.

I'm tired of these manga's patchwork-like expansions of the world's side characters; it's frustrating. I'm also speechless at the author's insistence on giving these characters screen time. How much of a synopsis and core content do you need to write these side characters well? Now, I'm too lazy to even remember each of them after seeing their pictures.