I mean, wasn’t the destructive power of that time bomb crazy for its size?

I haven’t seen that story yet…

What kind of story is it?

I was thinking, “Is it really okay to plant such a small bomb on a shield?” and then the shield got totally wrecked, and I was shocked…

The Gundam has an incredible destructive power, but it can be equipped with a large number of small bombs that can be held with one hand.

Amuro desperately trying to remove it while the Zeon soldiers watch with smirks.

To minimize the damage when it explodes, only Amuro has been allowed to remove it.

Unable to sit still, everyone ends up helping.

Let’s take a look at V Gundam too.

>>7

Naked older sister?

>>11

Nenekatai, which was vaporized by a beam saber when they fought in person.

>>12

That uncle from Zeon who came back just to drop off some kind of aid supplies for that woman is really nice, isn’t he?

And finally, a conversation that was meant to be kind ends up bringing despair to my wife…

It happened to explode just in the nick of time, but that was totally luck.

I wonder what happened to the people who planted the bomb.

I wonder if I was able to survive until the end of the war.

>>13

I hope you weren’t fighting in Zeon in the desert during the ZZ era.

>>13

After the Gundam destruction order, it became a trip to Odessa.

After that, it is unknown.

The way it portrays that not all Zeon are villains and that there are ordinary people too is quite advanced for an anime work of that time.

>>14

Back then, the enemies in robot anime were mostly monsters or aliens.

Is this the episode where Kai was saying various things and Bright finally snapped and punched him saying, “Enough already!”?

>>18

More ahead.

Around the time whether or not I got off the Earth.

>>25

Was it a different episode?

In movies, the episodes that are cut tend to make my memory a bit fuzzy.

In the arcs with Raru, there are everyday episodes like the ones with Surega, Cucuruz Doan, and the mother episode that don’t directly tie into the main story, right?

I thought the thread image was quite far back, but was it that early?

>>20

I feel like it was around episode 14 in front of Cucuruz Doan.

There are a few characters that look like they are from Daitarn 3 appearing as mobs.

The famous salt episode doesn’t really relate to the main story.

I feel like the gym was about to be destroyed like this too.

>>23

It’s a story about Katsuretsu Kikka retrieving bombs. I wonder if it was motivated by hearing about Amuro’s bomb disarming.

>>23

I was blown up with a bomb attached to my Wappa in the Gravity Frontlines.

It’s not that I’m hating, it’s just that I’m fighting because it’s work.

That depiction is nice, isn’t it?

When I saw the original work, it was a scene that wasn’t funny at all.

In F91, the infantry was also taking down Denanzon.

>>33

But on the other hand, I’ll get killed a lot by bugs…

>>37

At the time when the bald was mentally worn down, the ways of killing were really brutal…

Tomino is originally a director skilled in self-contained episodes, and especially in the First, there are many great stories in throwaway episodes that don’t need to be watched.

I can’t create throwaway episodes for the current Gundam or anime…

It felt like a game, but if I really wanted to, I could have blown up a Gundam.

If you blow yourself up alone, the damage will only be to you.

I love it when Bright, who was saying that, desperately helps out in the end.

Because it is a war between humans, the opponent is also human.

I think that’s the beauty of the Gundam drama.

The unidentified alien actually has a human-like appearance.

I think it’s quite interesting that even after realizing they’re capable of good conversation, Yamato still has to engage in a deadly struggle.

>>40

The remake of the Earth Gamilas Alliance Fleet is nice, isn’t it…?

Rather than exploding a large bomb within the area,

A small size with high directionality can deal more damage…

“Time, Stop!” is the only episode in the first series that is credited to Tomino for both the script and direction, but he mentioned that it just happened to be that way and is not particularly significant to him.

It might be better to create something without being overly attached to it.

>>46

Even the creator of the Big Bridge’s fierce battle…

“I have no idea if this is good enough,” they freely declare without hesitation.

It might be something like that.

>>50

Well… that song has a clear original source…

Tomino’s low self-evaluation of Double Zeta probably stems from many stories like this…

It’s great that Bright is the first to rush out and help Amuro.

I’m sorry, but to prevent any damage, it would be best not to let Amuro handle it alone.

I don’t think it’s a good story just because Amuro is okay with dying.

Well, it seems like I’ve been somewhat forgiven since I’m helping out.

>>52

It’s a great episode where the military thinking of not being able to let other people die for the sake of the White Base clashes with the human desire to want to help Amuro, right!?

How could you interpret it that way?

Gundam 00 is the first Gundam I’ve watched all the way through.

The increasing strength of the enemy’s MS around 00 was a nod to the 1st, wasn’t it?

It has been confirmed in recent years that the strange name “Kukurus Doan” was also conceived by Tomino.

That seems like a story that the person themselves doesn’t really care about.

A confusing flying bike appears, doesn’t it?

It is said that there have been recent plastic model releases.

>>56

Wappa and hoverbike

There is a flying car that looks like a large drone we are currently developing, but with people on board.

It feels like peeling off the skin of that thing.

>>57

Because he showed a gap like that, the uncle got turned into a beehive…

Without Frau Bow and Cutlet Kick, even if we take out the meta, I felt that the atmosphere would become bad…

The refugees inside, unlike the soldiers and pilots, find themselves in a tough situation where they have to confront the situation head-on…

There are a lot of points to criticize, like saying it can be blown up remotely without any issues.

It’s funny that both the enemies and allies are on edge, and on top of that, everyone comes to help.

>>59

It’s impossible to do remote work because of the powder.

>>59

I really wish I had brought the remote, as they say in the play.

>>63

It seemed like there was an atmosphere of various equipment not being fully prepared because it was a small unit from the remote area.

When it comes to the power of bombs, Char’s grenade that can pierce a hole in the port barrier with one shot is incredible.

I don’t have much experience with war, so I can’t really relate to getting along with enemy soldiers; I just think it’s better to kill them all.

I like the standalone episodes around here.

Blazing Hot Azzaam Leader

Biglo

This

It was a pretty tight situation that Char wasn’t directly involved in.

>>69

Don’t forget to break the most desperate McBe siege.

The White Base is being sunk.

>>73

Bright collapses from stress.

Mirai-san becomes flustered with the unfamiliar role.

Seira-san pokes with prickly words.

Poor thing…

Poor thing…

>>78

……

>>73

The Doddai + Gouf unit was almost on the verge of defeating the Gundam.

At the beginning, I was complaining that supplies weren’t coming in properly.

The original idea comes from a war movie where someone risked their life to attach bombs to a tank.

I have a memory of a scene where I was fed up with the environment, specifically with the climate of the Earth and the presence of ordinary winged insects.

Time, stop! The strange refreshment of the last scene is nice, isn’t it?

Elgarhyme had something similar happen in the first episode.

But if they could have destroyed it here, the old men would have been able to return to their country proudly…

It’s too scary that just by using a shield, people can be blown away.

When I first saw the original series, I started with the movie, so I was quite surprised to find episodes like this that are standalone.

Everyone is lighthearted, but it’s like a special attack…

Some were blown to pieces by a direct hit from a hyper bazooka.

>>81

I came up with a good plan, so if it succeeds, I’ll be able to return to a clean home country!

That mission is far too life-threatening to just do it on a whim.

Moreover, the time bomb is just a bonus; shooting and blowing it up shows a complete lack of intent to survive…

>>86

The bald character artfully depicts a mindset of, “I’ve experienced the real wartime just barely, so whatever happens next, I’ve done all I could!” which feels quite reckless.

By the way, that bike-like helicopter thing has been made into a model kit.

It’s fine to go blow something up just because you’re bored.

I like how the naming of the time stop operation shows that the Renato brothers really love Gundam.

Even though there are 40 episodes, it’s amazing how scenes I’ve seen online appear at least twice in each episode.

I’m surprised that there are more friendly Zeon soldiers around the area where I landed on Earth.

>>90

They’re probably doing it on purpose around that area.

>>91

In proportion to that, there are quite a few annoying refugees and thugs among the federal troops insisting to let us down here…

>>91

I think it’s amazing that it makes you aware that ordinary people are killing each other.

It’s amazing how that person can say, “Are you just going to run away?” to Mirai-san, who’s falling apart while commanding and piloting the ship just because Bright collapsed and Ryuu is dead, and she was suddenly put in charge as the highest-ranking officer.

I think this story alone could be made into a live-action movie.

Watching the first half, I think it would be okay even without Gundam…

I think it’s questionable that the members of the White Base feel that way.

The scum-like behavior of the federal soldiers towards the reunified mothers.

Because of the times, unpleasant wartime episodes keep coming up.

Half a century has passed since humanity began to migrate the excessive population to space.

I like to forcibly insert a fusion training sequence even while escaping.