Dawn is breaking.

Princess Big is also satisfied.

When mass production is achieved

>>5

Luna II can be dropped.

How should I defeat the mass-produced Big Zam squad?

>>6

Drop Solomon

>>6

Crushing everything with a hammer is the best way.

>>113

It seems that the same number of Sleggar is needed.

>>6

Send the mass-produced Slagger on a suicide mission.

Isn’t it because we’re making so many of these that we’re facing financial difficulties after the war?

You have a face like Ocho-nan.

The blind spots of Big Zam are covered by Big Zam.

This is the Mav strategy.

Even in the year 0085, they still seem to be around there.

I can’t believe it was a spoiler…

Huh? Is that wrong?

Building it is one thing, but the maintenance costs also seem tough.

>>14

Most of them are definitely being dismantled immediately.

>>16

Because such things happen normally in reality…

Is the size shrinking, so can you move for more than 15 minutes?

According to the pamphlet, there is no change in size.

It’s sad that the prototype is dead.

Even in the world line where Zeon wins, Dozle’s death could not be avoided.

>>19

If Char could attack the Federation fleet during the launch with his psycho-frame…

Isn’t the maintenance cost cheaper than that of a battleship?

But Seira defeated the Dozul machine, you know…

What happened that Seira defeated Dozuru?

>>23

It can be assumed that instead of curly hair, a lot of experience points were accumulated in NT.

Didn’t Solomon get burned by the solar ray as well?

The common understanding that the Dozle machine can be beaten with a hammer is becoming unbearable.

>>25

Because the light cannon’s shoulders are beams.

In other words, if you have a hammer, you can defeat Big Zam!

I like how it follows the design of the Apsaras.

Mav (6 people)

It’s hard to imagine that Dozle wasn’t piloting a Big Zam during the Solomon battle.

It is indeed thought that it was crushed with a hammer, theoretically speaking.

It’s really just like the original form…

I wonder if they thought they couldn’t change its appearance.

>>31

It’s not exactly the original form; it’s getting closer to Tomino’s memo…

Does that mean if Dozle dies, Sleggar will definitely die too?

>>32

When it comes to named characters who died in the Solomon Battle, it would be Dozle, Slaggar, Tiaanmu, and then maybe Lieutenant Shin?

The Zaku is so incredibly redesigned that it looks even more like usual.

It’s cheaper to defeat fleets in various places than to do it with the fleet.

If I don’t have to deal with the fleet, then I don’t need it anymore.

>>34

No… I think the fleet is probably cheaper…

It’s absolutely impossible for the Big Zam to perform patrols or transport.

The purpose and utilization conditions are too narrow.

As expected, there probably won’t be any appearance of Big Zam in the main story…

What are you gonna do if you come out like a destroyer saying something like that!

Even if you make this much Zams, Duzurl will still die…

I wonder if I have finally landed on the ground I have longed for.

>>40

I don’t think it has come down.

The Bigzam squad took Luna II and then it was the end of the war with the fall of Solomon.

>>40

As expected, with the Tiger’s child, we should go for the Luna Two strategy and the Solomon’s first unit as the main attraction…

It seems like they carried out the Jaburo descent operation, but it looks like they’re withdrawing from the ground.

It’s not like they have the luxury to do something like a ground-stationed auditing army, right?

>>40

Isn’t it that they haven’t fallen because they’ve been pushed out of the Federation from space and the Zeon side has also given up?

I love the movie where Big Zam from Climax UC enters the atmosphere and stands on the ground.

This is absolutely impossible.

I have a memory of the mass-produced Big Zam being designed somewhere.

>>44

I am in G Gen Original.

It also appeared in Dam E’s manga.

Let’s mass-produce the Apsaras as well.

>>45

I think the beam of Apsaras III making a huge wind tunnel in the mountains is just too intense.

Thinking calmly, can I really stand on the ground with these legs?

I couldn’t even develop it because it was too expensive on the Saturn version of Gihren’s Ambition.

I was always struggling while playing with a tight budget.

Since Char hasn’t descended to the surface, Garma won’t die, and the Jaburo battle has ended sporadically because they don’t know the entrance.

The Big Zam hasn’t changed in size, but the Kikero-Ga is about half the size of the Braubruo; what’s up with that?

>>55

If there was room to make the Big Zam smaller, I think they would add a cooling device and keep it the same size.

In the Universal Century mode’s Zeon victory ending, there were a lot of Big Zams lined up, right?

If we mass-produce battleships like Yamato, Japan can win! It just seems like nonsense, but where did we come up with such resources and money?

>>57

I’ve sent the resources to fight for 10 years!

>>57

Zeon can still fight for another 10 years!

>>61

Was the reason they couldn’t mass-produce the Big Zam over there merely a matter of time constraints, even though it was done in the main story?

>>57

If Mag is sending resources to space from Odessa and has frozen MA plans other than Big Zam, then it’s a plausible scenario, right?

A weak enemy that will die if you spin a hammer at your feet.

It’s the craziest thing that, due to the Kai Report, it’s officially established that around eight machines gathered at Kilimanjaro during the theatrical version.

>>59

What, were you planning to perform some kind of cult ritual?

>>64

If the AEUG supplemented the ground forces with the moderate faction of the remaining Zeon on the surface instead of deploying their own forces, then that would be the outcome.

Wow, that’s amazing!

The one that was mass-produced in the Sieg Ax world is the Zgokk, while the one mass-produced in the Sunbull world is the Zong.

Neither of them is sane.

>>66

Let’s create a world where Zakrellos are mass-produced.

>>69

ORIGIN

>>95

In Origin, there is no Bigro, and instead, Zaku Rele is the mass-produced MA.

>>66

Over there, they are slowly mass-producing monks, so it’s really wicked.

Unlike Japan, Zeon is originally a place that can produce that many battleships and mobile suits.

If you focus, it might turn out like that.

It’s a numbers game.

Please stop with the spoilers!

It must have been quite difficult to transport it all the way to Luna II…

>>78

I-field generation device is seriously great.

You should put this on Musai as well.

>>80

Rather, why not put it on battleships?

>>80

Let’s put the Big Zam instead of the Komusai.

>>78

Under certain conditions, it seems like it could achieve better results than Musai, but anyway, it lacks versatility.

>>78

It will likely require multiple ships to transport the built Big Zam, and it will consume fuel excessively as well.

It’s not just about making it and being done; in reality, there will be various additional costs involved.

>>78

Since most things that can be done by Musai cannot be done by others, it’s better not to put them on the same level.

It wasn’t good because I was sweeping away with a Gainax-like beam.

Thunderbolt

It’s overwhelming to see Luna II rampaging to the point of becoming a sea of fire…

Originally, it was destroyed during the time of Char’s Counterattack, but it’s going too fast.

With this claw, it doesn’t seem like we can defend against aerial attacks.

How is this guy going to handle long-distance travel?

>>87

Pulling with a musai.

>>91

The scenes of large aircraft being towed come up occasionally, and they’re great, aren’t they?

Psycho Gundam and so on.

If you only think about cost, just lining up ski poles would probably be cheaper, and it might also have a deterrent effect.

What is this squishy part of the Big Zam?

I wonder if I can walk on the ground with these legs, but maybe they use Minovsky craft or something to reduce the weight.

I heard that if you fight with all your might, you’ll quickly become out of breath.

>>96

The startup time is limited to around 15 minutes.

>>101

This is because I forcibly pulled out something that’s still under development.

If it’s adjusted, it wouldn’t be strange for it to last longer.

Above all, the actual achievement is a great success under the super favorable condition of appearing alone while the enemy is gathering right in front of you!

Even if you expect the same results, if the location or performance is shattered, it becomes too much like an ornament.

Close defense requires foot claw and toe kicking, so feet are necessary…

The armor can easily deflect something like a cannonball, so it’s quite tough.

Whether it’s the mass-produced Big Zam or the Gundam and Blawbro.

I’m a bit happy that there are many homage to Sanboru…

What kind of pose was Beginning Sailor-san in when she relentlessly knocked down this guy with a presumed hammer?

The maintenance crew is probably really going to hate this many Big Zams…

>>106

But the fact that they have established a system for mass-producing such a specialized Big Zam means that maintenance is probably designed to be quite easy as well.

There must be a dedicated maintenance unit or something organized.

Was Sayla in the Skahan time space…?

The all-round beam cannon is a weakness, but due to the armor layout, the places where the beam cannon can be aimed are in the line of fire.

Well, if it’s in space, there is no gravity…

I wonder if it was Rambha Ral who made a special attack on Big Zam due to a twist of fate.

Giren’s decision to mass-produce and keep the squad on hand was quite good.

I just realized, but has the mono-eye disappeared?

The Yuan History probably allocated too many resources to the mass production of Biglo.

He is the one who will yield the most reliable results.

The way the propellant tank is attached is the same as in the Sentinel 0079 version.

In the Gundam world, battleships are used for about 50 years without issue, so it’s true that the Big Zam doesn’t have that kind of cost-effectiveness.

If you win with a short-term battle approach, that is also justice.

I thought it was the design as is, but there were various differences.

I think the idea of transporting Big Zam by placing an HLV between its main engines has been established since the time of Gundam Century.

How many units are in a Big Zam squadron?

Duzur: “I certainly said that once the mass production of Big Zam begins, the Federation will be defeated in no time, but I never thought we would actually make it, brother.”

The short operating time of the Big Zam is fundamentally due to the fact that it was originally designed for ground operation, and it is being used in space, which is causing it to not achieve its cooling performance.

Look closely, Banagher, this is the true history.

No need for an integrated maintenance plan.

I don’t need any surprising or shocking gadgets.

Make a lot of Big Zams!!

I got my hands on a Gundam, so now I’m thinking, isn’t a lot of this stuff unnecessary? Wouldn’t it be better to just have a Gundam Base?

>>130

I might have been born wanting to attach a Gundam beam rifle to my entire body!!

>>130

Isn’t a space fighter-based MA good with G Armor? Because it’s going for the route.

I really don’t think it’s good.

“If we had used the Big Zam from the beginning, we could have taken Luna II three days ago.”

“Because it would create a debt to Lord Ghiren…”

The lack of military strength during the Solomon Drop was because of this, right?

>>131

It is Kishiria’s own fault.

Gelgoog was defeated by the demagogue!!

>>134

It’s unfair that only Dom is being made.

It’s Tsimad’s covert operation.

Zuda is not losing.

I wonder if this Big Zam is the same size as the original…

Isn’t it that when it reaches the 20 to 30-meter class, it ends up being single-pilot?

There is no comparison for that army’s scene…

>>136

As you can see from the settings above, it is still exactly 60 meters.

It wasn’t just a squad; they were referred to as a special unit, and considering the unique characteristics of the aircraft, there were probably at least six of them.

>>138

It might be referred to as a fleet unit in the Japanese Navy due to the size and powerful firepower of the Big Zam.