It’s all about specializing in technique, throwing away firepower…

Mobility has improved…

Isn’t the wire too convenient?

Are you going to swing that around to defend against ranged weapons?

If you put them on a more impressive aircraft, they would be even stronger…

If I had to say, painting the aircraft white makes it even stronger.

The arch-enemy is Zamdrag.

>>12

It’s specialized in armor and power…

Not only is it super strong, but it’s also not an X-Rounder, so poison wave attacks are ineffective.

It is strong, but lacks firepower, so it is weak against opponents with simply reinforced armor.

All I need to do is increase the firepower of the gun attached to the Dodds Lancer…

Well, it’s probably because the firepower is low that you can fight with all your might…

In the first place, it’s somewhat misguided to think that increasing firepower on a modification that is not designed for direct combat, but rather specializes in covert operations and capture/neutralization, would be effective.

>>18

Well, I can understand thinking that if you increase the firepower while watching something like Double Bullet…

>>18

But they’re incredibly strong in a straightforward battle…

A amazing device that hacks the opponent’s optical system using optical signals to create a visual distraction.

No matter how fast it is, I don’t think it’s a machine that can face the final battle with its main armament being a spear, flash grenades, wires, and a pea shooter.

But I can dismantle something like Regilus…

The reason it could be dismantled was because what was riding on it was the shaky Zehart.

I’m curious if it could still be dismantled even if it’s ridden by I.

>>27

That person was quite rowdy right before.

Since the original machine is the original machine, I would like it to use various equipment, like Dark Hound, while we’re at it.

Even if you don’t use it, you can manage to deal with most opponents, which is what they call a super pilot, and that’s true.

Izelkant is someone who is a bit too strong to be allowed to appear.

Originally, it’s a craft modified by pirates for the purpose of plundering, so it’s not really meant for serious combat.

Thanks to that, only the undercarriage has been strengthened compared to the original AGE-2.

It seems stronger in aspects other than firepower compared to the basic AGE-2.

The double barrel is also cool, so it’s a difficult choice.

The battle against Zehart was certainly not an easy win in MOE.

>>35

After thinking calmly for a moment over there, it felt like Zehart couldn’t afford to lose for the sake of the comrades he had lost.

The person and the aircraft itself are not really aiming to be the strongest or anything…

As a result, the pilot became the strongest in the world, and the aircraft was simply a perfect match for the pilot.

The Gundam that was holding its breath in the thumbnail.

At least attach a Dodds rifle.

If we’re only talking about appearance, it’s the protagonist’s dark-fallen machine.

The flash is too strong.

It looks very weak if attacked by a bit… but it’s not like it can’t be handled with an anchor shot.

If you take out the place where the bit comes from first, the bit will become unusable!

It’s funny how this one is just blank while the others are suffering from the toxic waves.

In the end, the old man is annoying!! It’s also funny to think about killing the source like in a horror movie.

Let him have that…

>>43

Well, I cooked Regulus for a minute…

Despite rebuilding from a half-destroyed state without the AGE system, is it strange that Madona Workshop is so strong?

In G Generation, while the super pilot skills are really strong, the Dark Hound just feels lacking…

When ejected, it somehow performs some kind of work; a beneficial anchor.

This super pilot honestly shouldn’t complain even if he got killed by Frith, but Frith is too lenient with his son.

>>53

Ragan was still active at that time, wasn’t he?

Regilus originally had no attacks that could get through if they were just endlessly spamming salt matches while kiting, so the matchup was completely hopeless.

The work speaks for itself through the accumulated history, so the strongest is Lord Izelkant…

>>57

What’s up with that guy, seriously…

>>60

Is the initial Genoas, which is nothing but trash, able to escape from Sid and somehow act as a savior keeping the Martians, where Mars Ray is spreading, alive?

Originally, deriving from its fundamental principles of action, it seems that a versatile Dark Hound was created, which is definitely stronger in direct confrontations… It’s extremely specialized in indirect tactics.

Deployment! Triple Gundam! I think Girard Spriggan is probably a subtitle that many AGE viewers remember.

“The Gundam in the stable is a good title.”

Well, the fact that I-sama didn’t die in battle after all is something.

What are you watching as I peacefully die?

Is that way of dying allowed?

>>63

In his case, dying in combat is really more likely to result in the Martians becoming a death army, so the main story was actually the mildest outcome.

The extremists were blown away by Zehart.

>>64

Thanks to this, I ended up becoming the leader of the moderates and had to meet with Flit; the people from Mars are seriously getting the short end of the stick.

>>65

The gentle and strong response of Romi.

If Izelkant was in his prime, perhaps no one could have won against him…

There were times when I was a bit shaken, thinking I might be mistaken, but since Romi came, I ended up accelerating… After that, no matter how it turns out, I can only get a result that satisfies me.

I was pulling for Flitt in the gacha, so it ended up nicely.

I wonder what would have happened if I hadn’t drawn it…

Continue the gacha?

>>72

I guess only the infamous reputation remains as the leader of the Eden proponents…

As for I, things like frits don’t matter at all! Because I’m an X-Rounder!

>>73

What about Kio?

>>75

The Eden Project is special from the beginning because it is for Romi.

I feel like the only depiction that definitely shows Ragan’s death is in one of the manga versions.

>>74

What!? Wait a minute!

>>74

It’s a one-shot of the FLIT series.

The same person is drawing Sid and doing the Ragan Step.

X Rounder should just die! But Romi’s reincarnation is different.

It’s the Eden Project for Romi, so it doesn’t matter if it’s an X-rounder.

In the pirate era version of the thread image, Largan was living normally. Die!

I’m also an X-rounder, so it’s scary to think I could die…

Everyone besides Romi, including myself, should just die!

Romi’s reincarnation is different, but…

>>83

Are you crazy?

I love the scene of “Keoooooo!!!”

While playing a cold war with Asem, I wonder if I would have died and Zehart would have been crushed.

>>85

Well, it wasn’t completely wrong then.

It was just that there were places where I could land better.

The Izergant within you will awaken your future self.

This guy seems to be depicted as stronger than his son, right?

>>90

At first, my son wasn’t used to real combat, and after he got used to it, he tried not to kill as much as possible.

People often talk about how to die, but Holmes was quite skilled at handling his enemies as well.

The way to die… well… I got stuck…

I like Holmes, but…

I wonder why I turned 30 in Obabu.

>>93

That’s obviously because Regilus is 30.

Actually, I think I’m the craziest one.

As long as they are human, physical distractions are effective, even if they are X-rounders.