>>1

Isn’t it a Gundam?

>>65

In the background story that’s true, but was it ever treated as a Gundam in the main content?

>>68

There’s nothing like that even in the backstory…

>>65

No, that’s not it.

It was designed under the concept of being a successor to Gundam, but it is not Gundam itself.

Blue isn’t at the gym either.

>>2

The content is a land-based gun, so…

>>2

It’s really troublesome that they actually bring this up.

The Gerbera is just a change of the Gundam’s outer shell in the manga version.

Paper plan… It’s a different item since I’m reusing only the frame and redesigning it.

There were quite a few people who seriously started playing with punchlines in the past, so it’s a good era now that we can kick them away with Gundam-like syntax.

>>9

The creator probably reconsidered, thinking, “There’s no way this appearance is a Gundam.”

Delta Plus… this is a Gundam, so it’s okay to destroy it.

The debate that Hazel is not a Gundam.

The debate over whether Pale Rider is not a Gundam.

>>14

The second unit is also being continuously misprinted as Jim Blue Destiny 2.

The left is…

If we’re just talking about the head, I would say it’s more like a gym, wouldn’t you?

>>17

As long as there is a Ground Combat Type Gundam (Jim Head), even if it has the face of a Jim, it’s still a Gundam.

>>21

So I’m saying it’s just the head, right? The head is just the gym.

So the Gym Gundam’s head is the Gym, and the Zaku’s head of the Z Zaku is the Zaku, huh?

F91 was called Gundam, so it is Gundam, right?

The BD was being built on the ground gym base with the EXAM-equipped head, but the performance other than the head didn’t meet the requirements.

I brought back a ground-type Gundam and modified it greatly, but it looks like I just inserted a pulled-out head.

Opinions are divided on whether the main body of the MS should be the head module or the torso module.

According to that logic, the Moon Gundam would become the Barguil, so you can’t conclude anything just based on that.

Zaku is Zaku.

There were definitions of what constitutes a Gundam on Mercury and such, but I wonder where the Gundam certification is done in the Universal Century.

>>26

Even if Dias is sent out into the world as a Gundam, it’s just a wish of the individuals involved, so I think that face is really important after all.

It is important to clearly demonstrate in appearance that it serves as a morale booster for allies and an object of fear for opponents.

Well, Z Zaku is Zeta Zaku after all…

Compared to the Ground Gym, the shape itself has changed quite a bit, and it makes you wonder what this is when looking at the head of Unit 1.

It would be nice if you could clearly say it’s a Gundam type…

Is the underwater-type Gundam a Gundam or not?

BD1 is not called Gundam, and the Gamma Gundam proposal for Rick Dias was rejected by Quattro, so it’s not a Gundam.

Is the Gundam that doesn’t look like a Gundam the Gusion?

The Gerbera Tetra isn’t a Gundam either.

If it doesn’t have “Gundam” in the product name, even if it’s G Lucifer, it’s not a Gundam.

If changing just the head can make it a Jimzac, then the gym at the end will turn into a Gundam!

>>37

For Ende, it is a matter of personal sensibility.

>>37

But…

When Mercury was broadcasting, there was a MAD video where a double standard old man judged Gundam.

The jokes about F91 or Strike not being Gundam are just shallow and embarrassing comments made by boring people.

>>39

It’s the same as calling Gerbera Tetra, Rick Dias, and Blue Team 1 Gundam.

I think Zaku is Gundam.

>>40

Using it just as a substitute is quite something, isn’t it?

Is the story about how the only Gundam in the Seed universe is the Raigo Gundam or something like that?

They’re all the same robot, aren’t they?

>>44

Stop it.

A Gundam that is not a robot appears.

>>44

Let’s stop those gestures that make her look like an oblivious mom or a deliberately awkward otaku.

“Anything other than Anaheim-made is not a Gundam! But then, what about the original old man and the Mark II?”

>>48

Anaheim is probably referring to the Gundam series after Zeta Gundam, right?

>>54

What’s with those after-the-fact conditions?

>>54

Um…

>>59

You are supposed to not exist, right?

Gundam head… not a Gundam.

Endegym… it’s Gundam.

Is the ReGZ a Gundam?

>>50

It’s a derivative of Z, so if Z+ or something is considered a Gundam, then fine.

>>50

Refined Gundam Zeta!

>>80

According to that reasoning, Rizel is also a Gundam.

>>50

Gundam-like

Strike is clearly good as Gundam.

There are quite a few people who get really excited when the one referred to as Gundam in the story is actually called Gundam.

Why are you responding like this?

If it has GUNDAMOS installed, it’s a Gundam.

It’s hard to handle the M1 Astray and Murasame that don’t have GUNDAMOS equipped.

>>62

In short, those guys are like a gym.

Why do both the Federation and ZAFT have separate mobile suits that coincidentally both have OS initials that spell out GUNDAM?

>>64

It’s because it was developed based on the stolen Gundam.

>>66

When I think about it again, ZAFT is doing something really sneaky…

Where is the poison hand?

The Greek-lettered Gundams from γ Gundam to ν Gundam are just something Model Graphix is saying on their own.

Isn’t Strike fine as the Gundam in that world?

Gundam (Design)

Gundam (development system in the story)

Gundam (recognition of in-universe characters)

Gundam (name of a merchandise product in reality)

Recent works in the Another series do not adhere to the visual definition of Gundam in their setting.

Is it okay for the official name of Gundam Quacks according to Bandai to be just the name of the toy?

Isn’t F91 not a Gundam?

>>77

Gundam

You don’t have to worry about people who fuss over the settings.

It really feels like the plastic model paper is just saying whatever on its own, it’s way too noisy.

It’s still better than just what’s written in the model kit instructions.

What about the Hyakushiki series?

>>83

That kind of setting didn’t exist from the beginning.

There was something about Camille’s idea being adopted, but they didn’t design anything.

>>84

In Episode 6 of Z, I even gave it my own name.

Is Sinanju considered a Gundam type after all?

Isn’t F90 a Gundam, and isn’t it the case that people like Piriyo don’t know about it?

It’s more than Gundam!

Let’s start with the definition of Gundam.

>>91

There is an enemy to confront.

There are things that need to be protected.

The will and strength to protect it.

>>92

Gupoon

>>91

Still has the burning fighting spirit to take down the giant enemy!

Phantom Gundam

So, the Gundam from Hende is…

Who the hell is Hende?

Char stopped the Brex from naming it Gamma Gundam.

But is this only about the novelization?

I also go “gopon.”

It’s Gundam, you know!

>>97

This is not Gundam.

They think they can sell anything just by slapping Gundam on it.

It’s a jinx, but it’s a Gundam type, right?

BD1 had a period when it was a gym, but that is correct.

Isn’t it basically a “say it and win” situation starting from the Anaheim Gundam?

If we consider the context from the GP series, there should be something regarding Rick Dias as well.

Those are new designs, so they only resemble the old man in appearance.

The GP series is based on the Federation’s Gundam development program, so there’s no room to nitpick about whether it’s a Gundam or not.

It is outsourced.

Is the federal system Gundam just the original series, the Mk-2 series, and the Psycho type?

However, for the nameless…

>>107

It’s really cool, isn’t it?

That thing called Gundam…

Valkyrie Can’t Be Stopped

It’s a blazing Gundam.

It is a Gundam that strikes with the anchor of justice.

It’s a Gundam because it’s a Gundam frame.

Even if you say that, we are actually becoming a gym in encounters…