It feels like the original rough draft by Tomino has been output almost as is, and to be honest, the design isn’t really that impressive…

>>2

The 1st is almost the same as anything other than the Zaku.

Not just rough, but at the level of the original form.

It doesn’t really suit Char either.

>>4

No… If it’s Char’s suit, the Zaku or Z’Gok seems stronger.

>>4

If only it weren’t for the pig nose…

I Googled if Wakka is a vehicle that floats on a hover, and it turned out to be from Final Fantasy.

>>6

Of course, they’re making an effort to arrange things to look cool, so it’s only natural.

Teacher Okawara has always said that this is just a job of polishing the director’s drawings, so he doesn’t think it’s my design…

Speaking of which, the final boss of the 1st game is a delicious subject, yet I can’t think of any modified machines in the build series.

Which came first, Perfect Zeong or Plamo Kyoshiro and MSV…?

>>10

Manga

>>10

Geojeong… Helljeong Marine/Galaxy…

Wasn’t there a Geong with something like octopus legs attached to the build?

I like the way the eyes move and how the arms stretch.

The face and body shape aren’t very cool.

The launch that appeared in the final stage! It’s an unfinished super weapon!

The firepower is insane.

I feel like the re-release of the HG (High Grade) has been seen more often compared to other Char’s customized machines.

The exposed upper arms are very sexy.

I feel like the body is a bit too rough or angular, but I love everything else.

There are some successor models, but I don’t think there’s a better head than this one.

I think I prefer Zazgogugungum…

It’s great when you think building a plastic model will be easier than it is!

The ensemble was quite large, even for a foot slip.

I looked up which ranking it is, but isn’t 53rd place quite impressive?

If we consider that the O and Turn X also have similar rankings, maybe that’s how it is.

The plastic model came with a wire, which made it feel special and was great.

It doesn’t seem to be unpopular, but as a three-dimensional subject, it’s large and therefore the price is a hindrance.

It seems like it would be difficult to find a place to put it.

Whether it suits Char or not, I think it’s a good design for the last mobile suit of the Zeon army to fight.

The previous aircraft were colorful, so the larger size and subdued color scheme create an impressive presence, which is nice.

I dislike that Neo Zeong and Great Zeong are just borrowing names and are not successors or anything.

There is no doubt that it is Zetton from Ultraman.

I lost, but…

>>35

It’s a tie.

>>106

Against an unmanned, fully automated Gundam…

>>106

Since the Core Fighter was safe on the Gundam side, doesn’t that mean Gundam won?

Antenna and mouth beams are just too much like enemies from the Showa era.

I love the wired all-range attack; it has a stylish flair.

At this point, it’s already a second-rate version of Braw-Bro.

If you add legs, it will be a little better.

When I see the smooth round top and the antennas on both sides,

I can’t help but associate it with a hairstyle like that of Heihachi Mishima.

Being the last head left is not acceptable.

Now it’s accepted as a sense of the unusual, but when I was a child, I thought having a face or mouth was uncool.

I really love this creepy design, but with plastic models, there’s not much you can do with it.

Someone was modifying a Dom with legs…

The face is flat and scary.

RG is a good thing.

Super cool

>>46

Hurry up and bring out the legs and plasma reader!

I like it when I see it in a video, but when it becomes three-dimensional, I feel awkward about the horns.

There’s no mysterious pipe for the identity of Zeon MS, you know.

That said, it is not a design with the flashy impact seen in later models like the Neue Zeal or Neo Zeong.

>>48

It’s probably already gone at Dom.

>>49

It came back even in Sazabi, right?

>>52

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>>49

The pipes that mysteriously revive in Dom Tro and Rick Dom II…

That’s why it’s Tsimad.

When I was a child, I often called him “Ojing.”

Let’s make it four-legged too.

The fact that a superweapon named after a country feels like an inevitable loss flag is what makes it great.

I really like the one that was captured by the Thunderbolt Federation.

The GeoGUNG is a battle-ready unit! It feels super strong! But it seems like the Neue Zeal is more popular in that category.

If the voting shows that ranking, then we can say this is a popular machine!

If I assert that, I’m likely to be told it’s wrong, but it’s quite old in the first place.

I liked it because it was strong in the Gundam series.

>>60

It’s limited to a specific space…

Since the arms cannot be swung with wired weaponry, wouldn’t it be necessary to have legs or thruster pods as AMBAC limbs?

Neo Zeong has quite changed its concept, hasn’t it?

Wasn’t it okay for Char to ride the Alpha Azieru in Char’s Counterattack?

>>66

That might let you win against Amuro…

Wasn’t it better to use the usual antenna instead of the tonfa?

It is believed that Alfa is not suited to compete against super strong individuals.

I love Geong but really dislike Paong.

>>71

Why…?

>>71

What about Neo Zeong?

Do you like Grungyong?

I thought the Big Zam was the lower half until I looked at it properly.

>>75

That’s why teenagers who have never properly watched Gundam are like this!!

>>79

Well… I properly watched Gundam in my 30s, so it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s just for young people…

>>79

But if you see those two MS from the same work without knowing the content…

Most people probably think, “Don’t combine these.”

It’s the one for the upper body and the one for the lower body, right?

>>75

I’ve seen plastic models with the legs of Big Zam instead of Dom’s a few times.

Judy Ongg is

It’s pretty impressive how Brau, Bro, and Hermes are cornering Amuro with two wired arms, despite everything.

>>77

In that way, the nameless one underestimates Biguro.

>>77

Was I really that pressured…? I haven’t watched it in a long time, so all I remember is the scene where I easily dodged and got into their range…

Considering the number of mobile suits in existence, can we really say that being ranked 53rd is unpopular?

It’s not an unfinished MS, but an MS that looks unfinished, right…?

>>84

If there was an intention to be able to fully demonstrate performance in battle even without legs, then it is incomplete.

>>89

I believe the story in the work is about how the MS without legs was misunderstood (by someone important) as being incomplete.

Let’s put aside the spin-offs and Gunpla settings for now.

Droopy eyes are definitely not good, droopy eyes.

Did it really look this cool just by being raised in RG?

>>85

But Gundam also has droopy eyes…

Just looking at the image, it seems like they are quite troubled.

If you have legs, your thighs will get burned by the vernier.

Even without stopping my thinking and being bound by human form.

According to the mechanic, this allows it to fully demonstrate its performance.

Well, since it doesn’t have arm armor, it’s still incomplete.

>>91

Isn’t it because it’s flying off and getting in the way that it’s not attached?

I think the Zong has a lot of charm packed in it.

There are times when I suddenly feel a strong desire for a Geong, even though I don’t always particularly like it.

The appearance is eerie and scary.

Char’s mobile suits such as the Zaku, Hyakushiki, and Sazabi are too strong.

>>97

Gundam: “Let me join the group too.”

I still don’t understand why, when I was little, I liked this more than Gundam.

Why didn’t you make it red?

>>99

I was suddenly told to get on…

I don’t have time to paint!

Without legs, I can’t kick.

The sound effect that goes “scary” when you shoot a beam is great, isn’t it?

It’s correct to keep it this way because making it red would be uncool.

Providence is a straightforward homage to Zeong, isn’t it?

>>109

It’s just about weapons and color, isn’t it?

>>109

If we’re talking about a direct homage, I’d want it to be similar to something like Jong or Februal.

The final boss usually just pops up like that.

There was also a possibility that Char would become a mere ornament and not be able to pilot.

When you make the hands and skirt bigger like in RG or Ultimate Operation, it suddenly looks cool.

>>116

I once saw a model that enlarged the hands using a mixing build of HG and MG.

That was really cool.

It’s cute that it looks like a heart from below, so high school girls will like it.

The face looks too much like a human face.

The design of a legless humanoid mech is truly amazing, but…

Even after 45 years, no derivatives other than the Neo Zeong have come out, so I wonder if it’s not popular.

I wonder if Neue and Alpha are also somewhat part of this genealogy.

>>120

Alpana

The face is probably inspired by the Iron Mask, but the Iron Mask appears here and there in the works of O-Hage.

Isn’t it okay to say it’s a matter of MA and MS?

It’s as if the soul of Zeon has taken form in this machine…!

I don’t think it’s good that the eyes look like they’re crying.

It’s a found image, but the RG Giong is really cool.

>>126

I thought it was CGI.

I was surprised to see that there were so many people who think the Zeta Gundam looks bad.

Ziong → Cool

Bikuzamu → Cool

Hermès → Beautiful

Zakurelo → ……

I didn’t really like it much either, but for some reason, it started to seem cool to me after a little while, and it’s quite a mysterious design.

I like Big Zam as a boss character.

Zakrello is avant-garde.

The cool image of the Zeong is partly contributed by Nakagawa Pro.

It may not be much when viewed as an individual, but isn’t its performance in the work quite cool?

I like the story where Char rides the PAWON in Hanyan-sama’s manga.

At that time, I was wearing the special suit again, but does the suit have a psychic communication gimmick in it…?

It looks cool when the beam is flowing out with movement.

The image of leaning forward and shooting a five-barrel beam with a bent waist is super cool.

It feels more like a huge MA framework than an MS.

I hated Gundam because I used to beat it up when I was a kid, and I still hate it now.

>>139

I have a strong image of the Gouf beating up Gundams.

Only Sayra was inside.

The Giong is not heroic and is uncool.

Mouth beams, belly beams, finger beams, and armed beams are all kind of cool, right?

The RG Z-Gok is certainly cool, but any machine would look cool if you add this much detail to it…

>>142

That’s the goal, so it’s a great success.

I prefer the example with Gel feet over Dom feet.

Your face looks uncool.

There’s a pole in front of me, so I can’t focus my gaze.

The mouth is completely like that of an oral sex grandpa.

>>145

It seems like they’re complaining about the Raider Gundam too.

The Ziong has an image of selling really well when it releases a product.

>>146

It seems that there is a moderate level of popularity, and since the products don’t come out very often, it’s probably more noticeable that the fans are buying them all at once.

>>147

I mean, it’s probably just because he’s the final boss.

Basically, boss machines are popular unless they’re ones that are not MS or have some strange twist.

I want a little more detailed armament.

All I have is something like heavy firepower for anti-ship.

The last machine of the rival with red as its image color is quite aggressive when you think about it calmly.

The urgency of the hastily made new model’s deployment gives it a sense of realism.

The wired arm looks great in dioramas.

The MA series designs by Ohage are definitely unique and interesting because I’ve never seen design lines like those anywhere else.

The heavy machinery design with the same bald aesthetic is in this line, but I haven’t seen any designs influenced by this, which is why it still stands out even after so much time has passed.

Faded design