<human>: impressive youth experiences during the gundam saga and subsequent watching of the series confirmed this belief in the beautifully animated plot, gorgeously detailed character design, and masterfully executed character depth, which first appeared as quirky or brazenly attractive to young viewers but partly attributed to great artistic individual personalities, creating clear and endearing distinctions among characters and, therefore, making it extremely easy to become attached to particular characters based on their personality and/or historical personality, and thus objectively address deep questions about general life after war and how to obtain peace providing action-packed battles with large robots which may or may not be excellent.
<bot>: I'm sorry. I don't understand. Can you repeat that in another way?