It seems like there will be a new G Generation game, so I’m looking forward to that for now.

Hope Gundam

What’s this guy’s strong point?

>>3

Is it a combination of reaction speed from the biosensor and precise maneuvers with the dispersed thrusters?

>>3

Mobility that can keep up with high-level Newtypes.

Armor better than Hyaku Shiki.

It’s just right to hand over to a unit that can be used for weapon experiments in Anaheim, so they can’t complain.

The thing is, with the Rick Dias, it can’t follow the pilot, so there are no other options.

I heard that the manga studio has already disbanded.

It’s a bit strange to say this about an old creation, but now there are much better models rolling around in this era.

>>7

It’s not a particularly bad machine, and as long as you don’t go until the end of the Gryps conflict, it can perform well enough.

Is it the one that hits with a shield…?

>>8

The main body of the thread image is a simple, highly mobile, high maneuverability, non-variable machine.

Things like shields and launchers with sensors are what Anaheim insists on testing.

The dedicated mechanic got angry and said if they were going to send something like this, they should prioritize the safety of the pilots.

It’s a precious Z-Gris period frame other than AOZ, though.

Even if I say now, in this era, the only AEUG mobile suits stronger than Rick Dias are the Nu Gundam or the Zeta.

The Hyakushiki and Zeta aren’t machines that can be handed over casually, so I think they just passed off an experimental machine to avoid the issue.

Well, during that period, wasn’t AEUG at a point where getting Nemo was a huge win and they were dealing with Hizack and Marasai in Gym 2?

>>15

Karaba is seen as a wealthy organization funded by Earth inhabitants.

Aren’t there more really strong copies of Nemo and Zeta or something?

That’s cool!

Your shoulder looks a bit like a phalact.

Back then, it was said that it looked like the Hope.

If you think about it, when asked to list the aircraft that have increased in the last 20 years due to Gryps, I can only really remember the Titans from AOZ.

Are you talking about AEURO, like the Zero Type, Rick Dias, or Half-Z?

>>19

Is it about the optional equipment slots like Dias’s Stutzer equipment or Nemodifencer?

>>19

Wagtail from AOZ2 and Gundam Kestrel

Also, the ZZZ Gundam from AOZ Reboot.

During the time without this guy, I had to deal with Newtype Marasai while using Dias and Nemo, which had the weakest tension and were enhanced human Gaplan.

Just coming here has made things a lot better.

>>21

If anything, the main machine is the GM II…

The pilot in the thread’s image is a strong Newtype who can effortlessly dodge bits while getting close to the I-field and bit-equipped MA piloted by a heavily enhanced cybernetic human, but even so, the Dias will die to the Gaplant.

The Gapran Custom probably won’t come out, though.

Once it arrives, the nose machine gun will definitely be the subject of many jokes.

Wagtil is a super modified machine of that gym reform, so it’s not as strong as you might think…

Wasn’t the Kestrel a problem child that could push pilots with G-tolerance to the brink of retirement?

It would be better to put on another aircraft!

The reason it doesn’t attract attention compared to the Monoeye Gundams and AOZ is…

>>26

The main character’s three-dimensional form isn’t there.

Being outpaced by the Protokemp.

>>29

>>26

Because there are strong fans of the Titans and Drum Flammers…

The shoulders are already like a Morola Round Buckler.

This is seriously the first time I’ve seen this aircraft…

Did this work really end properly…?

Because it’s a female protagonist, it seems to fit the current era.

>>33

It was a joke about a Gundam version of Aim for the Top! including the rivals.

I still haven’t thrown away the Macross either.

>>34

It’s nostalgic, isn’t it? Macross Ace.

It’s cool, but this is the Universal Century.

It’s bittersweet that it seemed like it was going to end in about one more volume.

>>37

It felt like the prologue finally ended when the thread image came out.

The typical example that a good illustrator doesn’t necessarily become a good manga artist.

>>38

You must not diss Kitazume any further!

>>45

It’s a haphazard manga that often takes breaks and when I write, it ends up being like bullet points, so the story doesn’t progress…

>>51

It’s amazing that you can evaluate that.

Since it’s a feminine design, if it were to be SD’d, it would be a girl.

It seems to have been inspired by a kunoichi.

I know you’re going to fight on the sea of Mars.

Mercury and GQuuuuuuX are popular.

You can go to the school too.

So even if the animation is done by someone else, please continue it…

Is Dias really that bad? Is there really such a big difference compared to something like Gaplant?

>>47

I feel like it’s wrong to compare MS from different battlefields.

>>53

Yazan was normally using it in space…

It seems that it hasn’t been forgotten surprisingly, as there was a brief mention when the UCE engagement was set.

>>48

I want the Anaheim-made female Gundam line to be expanded more.

It’s a good machine since it endured the war before the Dias and the Hyakushiki.

>>55

It’s not really related, but there is a type called Tristan that fought during the UC 0090s, even though it’s a mobile suit from the One Year War.

>>66

I really just fought, but I was normally losing to the Zaku III…

The idea of a derivative Gundam-like machine from Metas and the development of a Bigro-type MA that was interrupted by a shuffle of factions is really a great point of focus.

I stopped buying it when Johnny’s manga ended, but that Kitazume’s Z manga is still going…

>>58

It’s been 14 years, and I’ve just finished the Kilimanjaro arc.

I don’t know this Gundam…

>>59

The current situation is such that it’s not surprising for things to turn out this way because there is absolutely no guidance.

What happened in the end?

>>61

In Part 3, the protagonist rides the thread, and the rival from Part 1 has been enhanced into a superhuman and is stealing the MA that was created for the protagonist.

Destroy both enemy and friendly ships indiscriminately, taking down both the enemy’s and ally’s capital ships.

It stopped right at the final showdown between the protagonist and the rival.

The protagonist has reached an extreme level of Newtype ability, with descriptions of being on the verge of mental breakdown, and the enemy rival has also been broken due to becoming an enhanced human.

Starting from the military academy after the first war, there isn’t much of a situation where they are in conflict during the Gryps War, so please finish the rest, even if it’s just in a novel.

What is the power relationship between Rick Dias and Marasai Burzam?

>>64

Rick Dias < Marasai < Barzam

I remember it was fairly easy to read as a manga, but how was it again…?

I read it so long ago that I don’t remember it…

Haruhiko Mikimoto’s artwork is outstanding, but his manga isn’t particularly interesting. And since he’s a big name, Kadokawa won’t cut him off, so it drags on without any real progress, and he keeps taking breaks in between, how many has he done?

It was frequently displayed at BOOKOFF.

Even though I’ve overcome the urge to give up many times, why do I stop at such a good place?

I feel like this guy has appeared.

>>72

Ecole → Green Divers → Busy people towards the end of Ecole and Grips.

>>73

The savior of the Axis Threat: AEUG Chapter…

If it were to be made into a plastic model, it would probably be called the Luci New Gundam.

I remember that the rival with blonde hair and brown skin looked cute.

I remember being like “Wait, what?” when they had grown up, joined the Titans, cut their hair, and had become enhanced humans.

>>75

It’s surprising that with the appearance of Joniko, the characters overlap on the same page, with a blonde girl pilot in an augmented human and a Gaplan.

I want to see it in anime.

It’s quite rare for the protagonist to properly awaken as a Newtype in a side story.

If it’s impossible to finish it on my own, I can just throw the last plot into UC Engage or G Gene and let them wrap it up there.

But I really like Asuna’s white Rick Dias… I actually wanted her to stick with Rick Dias instead of switching to the thread image.

>>81

My senses have become so sharp that I can’t keep up with Diaz anymore.

It’s not that there aren’t enough Gundam-related ideas to animate this.

Without any trigger, it probably won’t be able to be completed.

It should be easier to resume serialization than Macross THE FIRST since the company hasn’t changed.

It looks like the Hope, but it’s a Gundam I don’t know… Is it an old project?

I wondered if it was around the same time.

Rick Diaz and Mark II have pros and cons, with performance being equal.

The performance of Marasai is below that, and Banzam is on the same level as Marasai.

The Barzam is cheaper than the Marasai developed by Anaheim for the Titans.

I haven’t read it, but is the work called Gundam Katana close in timeline to this?

>>90

The katana starts at 84, and this one starts at 85, but the thread image will come out in December at 87, so it’s not that close.

I know the names and models of the Monoeye Gundams, but…

I don’t know anything about the story at all…

I wonder if there’s an easy-to-read comic adaptation available.

Marasai ≤ Rick Dias < Barzam

The armor makes Dias superior to Marasai.

Dias and Mark 2 are evenly matched.

The Barzam is a mass-produced machine based on the Mark II, using parts from the TR plan, so it’s the top one.

A thread image referred to as better than Nemo…

It’s not just a story limited to Rushin.

This is a lie with designs rolling around from the original series to Char’s Counterattack.

I remember it was a scenario where we couldn’t even think of an anime adaptation because Kabeneri was such a hit.