This is definitely uncool.

The face is…

You have a face like Dunkouga…

Isn’t the presence or absence of a mask usually the opposite?

The development where the mask is visible is something like being broken in the final battle.

The settings are already 💩.

Isn’t the style and various aspects of the mecha quite different from up to Z2?

With this mouth and pose, it feels like Bali…

>>14

It’s unfair to blame the Super Robot Wars side since it’s their order.

Stop adding mouths to robots that don’t have them, seriously.

I don’t think it’s that deformed and the compatibility is bad; maybe it’s just that this deformation is bad…

Why is it necessary to make this guy heroic in the first place?

Isn’t this about Astranagan…?

If it was like this from the beginning, I would have accepted it, but it’s originally like a dark Cyber Buster, you know.

It looks like an amazing toy.

It’s impressive how it can look bad just by talking, even though the design line hasn’t changed significantly.

In the end, what happened with the relationship with Cyberstar…?

>>25

Isn’t it just something that ended up being unrelated?

There hasn’t been a new protagonist mecha from Blaster to Huckebein 30, but I feel somewhat mixed about this one being released.

>>26

I wish it were just a normal Shrouga…

If you look at it with a pin, it seems like it will appear in the later Bravely series, so I thought it might be unrelated to Shrouga.

I love the feeling of matching the bad proportions of the Z series with the bad times in Bali, something like a hundred times!

The evaluation point of “the Shurouga and BGM are good” was lowered by itself.

Isn’t it bad that about 80% of the time the mouth is being shown?

The SD from the Third Z has some really weird ones, right…?

>>32

It would have been nice if moving made me look cool…

I don’t need a face.

I would have rather wanted them to lose even their wings and establish their individuality as the dimensional fierce wind, Shlauga.

If this works, the image might change…

It’s really terrible that nothing has improved since before the evolution.

In the end, it has nothing to do with the Cyberstar, right, Shroud?

>>38

I don’t understand anything!

The legs of Gundam and such are short and small… that’s how I feel about the original Z.

I prefer combat anime that isn’t Shin.

I thought it was being blurred as if to talk about something in the OG, but then the OG collapsed and I didn’t understand anything anymore.

The box art of the plastic model was really cool.

But I won’t be fooled!

Since OG is based on the α series, there’s no way it could understand this…

If it’s a Bali face, then it’s even worse that there’s also Anne Lese.

Chilled Vichyssoise Cyberbuster.

This guy suddenly turned out to be unrelated to Cyberstar, didn’t he?

>>49

Originally, in terms of design, it was more similar to Solgadi than Cybuster…

It seems that the setting has been adjusted to the point where it resembles someone who has only a cursory understanding of Cyberstar.

If not possessed, it would probably be stronger than Cyberuster in its normal form.

If possessed, it seems like Syn and Neo-Gra will be easily overwhelmed by Cybuster’s strength.

I really don’t need any of the green parts at all…

No one benefits from the addition of human faces.

If Asakim and Shrouga take on a position that resembles a dark hero robot and act like characters that suggest they’ve moved past their chuunibyou phase, then this design would be fine, but that guy was an enemy all along…

I feel that it’s not good that the designs by Ohbari, who was involved with Super Robot Wars, are mostly just his usual style without much change.

In the first place, Z itself didn’t plan to last this long…

Even without a mask, my head is too shiny and looks uncool.

>>58

The design looks three-dimensional, but the SD graphics appear round and bad…

Although I can’t summarize it, the setting is incredibly grand.

I’ve always thought that since M is doing a remake of Compat Kaiser, it would have been great to have them do it, but I won’t say it out loud.

>>60

I don’t think the original game’s value is bad at all, and I do think it’s doing a great job in the anime.

The design is something like…

I don’t think the Compatible Kaiser itself is bad…

When it becomes G…

I really like characters in SRW who say suggestive things but don’t have anything in particular going on.

>>62

So it’s still at that level, huh…

>>65

The time will come when you’ll understand, hehehe…

Bari Bari

In the first place, the design of the Cyberbuster has a model.

Isn’t that a model of a model or something?

>>67

Wasn’t it confirmed to be Zelvoid?

>>71

It’s definitely Zelvoid.

However, that aside, the equipment that is not in Zelvoid suddenly came to Wendy’s mind.

>>67

When I tried to recreate the Cyberstar, I ended up with something completely different that seems to have the same factors! I think so.

The Gemini is a recreation of the Granzon!

If someone said that Ing is a recreation of Quovray! I might think, yeah, maybe that’s true…

They say all sorts of suggestive things and act like they know, but they really don’t understand anything about their relationship with Cybuster.

As for HD quality, Tose also delayed the second OG for over a year…

Even if it’s not deformed, it still feels like unnecessary evolution.

I hate that when the hero-type mask comes off, there’s a mouth like a human’s; it’s creepy.

It’s not a design that makes you look like a hero.

>>75

If the true identity is something like Kadum Hakaam, then perhaps…

The Guaranteed Dracodeus has a mouth, and there are those who have seen the Cyberster as well.

>>82

It feels more fitting to say that Harkam, who collapsed while still imitating Cybuster, was referred to as a supreme god from another world or something like that.

>>87

Since there was a Hirow to the supreme god Z, if it’s the same existence, it seems giant-like, right?

>>145

If it’s a giant, it can generally explain the function of Shrouga by gathering negative thoughts.

In real life, it’s lamer to look stuffed with a bigger chest than to have or not have a mask…

>>78

The Ultimate Dunkouga also had a big chest part attached to it.

>>171

For example, Graviion is like that.

Char and Full Frontal

Isn’t it a relationship like Savage and Sinanju?

>>79

It ended without me understanding anything around that.

>>79

At this point, it seems questionable whether there is a direct relationship, so it feels even more distant.

>>79

It’s like Gune has seen Char and is imitating him by calling himself Frontale, giving off a feeling of being a different person.

>>85

In other words, I’m an impersonator.

>>88

Are they comedians or just amateur impersonators…?

It’s not that I investigate the other person as much as a comedian would.

>>93

So for those who know the real thing, this is just a fake!!

>>84

It might be a problem that Masaki seems to come out on top even when he and Asakim are having a mouth-to-mouth conversation…

The main characters created by Sakata are mostly like that…

>>84

I only remember it being incredibly exciting, not the opposite…

>>92

I was rather expecting a white Shu to come out.

>>117

Refreshing Hot-Blooded Koyasu, White Granzon, Heroic Style Arrange Dark Prison

>>117

Asakim! You bastard!

I wonder if they forcefully changed the appearance of Cyberstar because they couldn’t handle it.

It really got exciting when the question of whether it would become true storage came up, didn’t it?

The relationship with Winky and the rights surrounding the Masou Kishin have improved, so there’s no need to rely on knock-offs anymore.

>>94

After Winky’s return, the Masou Kishin has become quite lively, giving off a sense of floating in mid-air.

>>94

It has already been like that at an earlier stage.

This time is just before the release of Masou Kishin F.

>>94

If you just pull it as it is, you could have done a collaboration with the original source or turned it into a part that boosts popularity even more…

Well, if we talk about impersonations, then Cyber Buster would also end up being a (visual) copy of Zelvoid…

>>95

There are definitely about 11 types of copies of Cyberstar.

>>98

So much

>>101

Cyber-Buster

Cyberstar (True)

Cyberster (Anime)

Izrafel

Shurogawa

Shrouga Shin

False Cyber Buster (Scrapped Unit)

Ain’ts Cybuster (OGIN)

Grandle

Valk Baal

Valk Ishar

…and up to this point, everything traces back to Cybaster.

Zervoid and Zervoid Vast are the original sources, but these two can be combined.

>>111

You were copying.

>>121

Although we couldn’t co-star in the third Alpha, it is being developed based on the data from Cybuster.

>>128

Speaking of which, Galilnagan was also based on Hückebein.

Is the Balshem system in that kind of framework?

>>132

Now that you mention it…

Could it be that some were reproduced from the Alten Eisen’s machine data?

With great anticipation, Masaki and Cyberstalker finally joined the battle, and we are about to face Asakim! What could his true identity be!? I only had a feeling that it would lead to an incredibly delicious development, so I really don’t understand why there would be any hesitation there.

In the third installment, it often makes you wonder what they were trying to achieve without releasing things like Orguss 02 or Eureka AO.

>>102

Of all things, it’s especially bad that only the notoriously poorly received Aquarion EVOL is able to perform the original and double infinite punch, which makes it even worse.

The bad parts of Bali are really showing.

Cyber-Buster appeared normally in X… I thought that PT resembled Ryujinmaru, Sengokumar, and Fujinmaru.

>>106

Are you calling the Cyberbuster using signal flags…?

The situation with the third Z’s table flip seems to have involved a lot of complicated adult circumstances.

The fact that the original core setting of Z’s sphere never really becomes clear is also a problem.

>>108

When it becomes the third dimension, how is Virgo being used normally…?

The third Z is crazy because it’s just a bunch of reused characters from the second one, massively inflating the participation slots.

Daseewa Shin

I don’t really care, but after slicing the opponent, I quietly adjust the finishing blow with my foot, leaving everyone confused.

That’s the kind of vibe that Boss Borot would have, right?

>>112

Of course, it’s because he’s the partner of the Zabungle character.

The cut-ins of Ray Buster are just packed with an overwhelming amount of deep meaning.

I think the two women are probably the reactors of Capricorn and Pisces.

Because they put so many marquee titles into the second event, the third event feels a bit lackluster.

It’s like, the title started with Z and was focused on Z Gundam, but then skipping ZZ and jumping straight to UC is just, I don’t know, man…

>>116

Z is, after all, the theatrical version of Z…

There are parts of 3D Z that I like too…

If I’m asked which one in the series I would replay, it would be the second one.

In the three works, looking at the middle 2Z, Shurouga is treated as quite a sidekick.

The third one only needed to collaborate with characters from the previous game, but that is also lacking.

Why do the triple super lightning kicks only during the intermission?

I think the biggest issue with the handling of the Third UC is that, despite being his first appearance, Char was used as a stepping stone for Amuro to have a clean exit from the series.

>>125

That’s a payoff for the foreshadowing of Char from Z series joining the team.

It may be so for UC, but that’s the correct answer for the Z series…

I don’t hate things like mental commands, ki, or those transforming things.

In the second Z, it’s usual to continue to involve characters, including those without a role, and then restructure them in the third Z, but isn’t it usually the opposite?

If you swing fully and slash your opponent, then kick them away and hit a home run with your upper body, that’s a different thing altogether.

>>129

I think it’s fine to cut through normally and then just have it shift on its own and explode.

Why do you stop next to me, stare silently, and then gently touch me?

>>136

Well, I guess they’re trying to portray cruelty as part of the production.

>>137

I’m quietly kicking and shifting it normally.

>>143

It’s quite surreal to say that he’s just kicking normally.

At this rate, it will be the case that the new theatrical version won’t end, and it will be the saddest thing that nothing can be done about Eva.

I mean, Char from the Z series made various excuses for starting a rebellion, but it was pretty forced, wasn’t it?

But I quite like the completely naked scene where 3Z exposes raw emotions and ends up fighting Char, saying “Fine, I’ll settle this—get in the Sazabi!”

Banaj took a loss.

In the third iteration, it’s tough that Sugita Robo is new, but both its performance and combat animation are mediocre.

Even Full Metal had good performance.

>>141

If it’s your first time participating, don’t hold onto naive thoughts like getting preferential treatment.

After V, it became like a reaction, turning into a type of Char with a downcast face.

There was certainly satisfaction in thoroughly sharing the light in the Z series.

Since the Compatible Kaiser powered up to G, it hasn’t received any enhancements or additional weapons, which is tough.

>>146

We definitely need to add three more pilots.

>>146

Well, that’s not just limited to that guy.

>>151

I wonder if they’ll stick with Riese until the end, like Alto.

>>156

In the first place, there is no ending.

>>151

I wonder what that new technique added to Raikou was, especially since there wasn’t any event.

>>151

Compati has been modified in various ways, after all.

It’s fine if you came back stronger in terms of settings.

Compared to Dunkouga’s first appearance

ACP Faiz has some surreal combat animations in Z, doesn’t it?

I like the people from Takeo General Company in the Heaven’s Punishment Arc who seriously try to welcome Char as an employee after he becomes one of them.

Well, as for UC, it was good that Frontal treated V like a VIP.

>>153

Aren’t you just going to scatter as an enemy…?

It sometimes feels like the culmination of negative thoughts leads to a deification of Caesar Ephesus.

Even if there’s an Alto, it might just be additional armament…

According to Umagi Wave, Morizumi seems to have thought of something.

Since it’s Morizumi, there’s a possibility they’ve already forgotten.

It’s not just about Frontal, but in the Super Robot Wars world, there are characters from other works, so the connections get all mixed up.

The protagonist gets entangled, but also interacts with other characters to a similar extent.

>>160

They’re talking about you, Zoltan.

>>160

Well, that’s just part of what makes a crossover, so there’s nothing you can do about it.

>>162

I can’t help but think that they just wanted to harass the people who couldn’t possess the Cybuster at that time.

That’s why I always do petty things to make Rand and Setsuko’s Spheria react.

It’s really just a baseless suspicion, but the first Z had some oddities, just like the way Seed Destiny was handled…

There are enemy characters that seem to say, “If it’s problematic on a human scale, then I’ll side with humanity.”

Banaji is just the protagonist of a single work.

Frontala is a character responsible for summarizing the events from the 1st to Char’s Counterattack in the Universal Century.

The way appearances are created is applicable to all works that participated in UC.

I wonder if they wanted to gather all the parallel worlds.

>>166

If you want to do that, why did you bring in something like parallel literacy?

Secondary Z was interesting, but Tertiary Z… yeah.

>>170

I thought the same during the Third α’s SEED, but honestly, even in the third installment, I can’t really get into the prolonged conflict in the Earth Sphere…

Before piling up four spheres, make each one individually into a unit.

The face is the most uncool of all.

The various hints of a connection with Cyberstar make it even more uncool, and at the same time, I realize that Cyberstar is a good design.

In V, it made me feel that humanity shouldn’t be fighting among itself…

I don’t understand the meaning of “press this gently.”

Wasn’t it okay to cut normally with a time difference?

In OG, the handling of Cyberstalker wasn’t great, so maybe it’s just good that it can dominate as a licensed guest.

I like the design before it became the thread image.

Before Shin, it was really full-on chūnibyō, and it was a machine that those who liked it loved deeply.

If it’s strengthened, it will be full of elements that those people dislike.

>>182

Even though it retains some of its original appearance, it lacks a sense of power-up, which is a bit…

Taking off the mask is the opposite of what we usually do, like in Bali; what are they thinking?

It looks like the person in charge of the giant robot’s core doesn’t seem stronger than usual.

What I personally seek from Super Robot Wars is to gather robot anime robots and have them perform splendidly.

Z seemed to be trying too hard to make the story complicated in a strange way, giving off a strong impression of spinning its wheels.

It seems there was an intention to avoid repeating what was done in the participating works’ vibe or through α.

I like the part in the Shrouga Shin anime where the strongest weapon spreads its black wings wide.

I dislike those who just watch after wrapping the enemy in a box.

(I find it difficult to say that I like it personally…)

I remember there being a scene where I quietly pushed from behind and slashed, and it seemed to become a silhouette, but maybe it was just my imagination…

Look at the sin-stained Shrouga.

>>192

What is a sin?

Is there any way to fix how uncool the movements are?