>>5

(Flowing out plasma)

To attract the lighter audience that doesn’t watch much anime, female characters are more appealing.

>>104

Since there are no people on Mercury itself from Phase 2…

>>104

I see quite a few people who think that’s good, so I don’t think it’s something that should be dismissed as unnecessary.

It is not easy for robot anime to survive.

Machu said that it was decided with encouragement, thinking it would be okay since the protagonist is a woman after Mercury.

It seems that quite a few new entries have actually come in on Mercury.

Right now, there is also a demand for beauty products.

It’s fine to do strong military and sci-fi elements of Gundam in a side story.

The history of Another can genuinely be said to cater to women, so it’s no surprise if a male version comes out.

The top 4 female Gundam fan rates are simply the 4 works of Cross Rays.

>>12

At the first point…

I started with the generation that began from 00, but I’m not quite used to female protagonists.

Mercury may have many male fans for different reasons than 0083.

If you’re piloting a robot in space, whether the protagonist is male or female, it’s still Gundam, right?

The fanbase is different, but in terms of fan service aimed at men, this image might be a return to the original.

Next is the other world, so let’s do Musha Gundam!

>>22

Understood…

I will go with Naido Gundam as the protagonist…

>>24

Isn’t it true evil?

Are there any fans of Mercury?

What’s wrong with the protagonist being a woman!!

In major comic magazines, the treatment of female heroines has become increasingly haphazard over the years, so I wonder if Gundam is going in the opposite direction.

Now, idol anime and harem social games are the mainstream for men.

I’m not interested in Gundam, but I am interested in Amate’s breasts.

It seems that Gundam’s boy-meets-girl type stories will likely decrease more and more in the future.

>>37

I think it would be good to do a classical, traditional style in a spin-off like Urusei Yatsura that only core fans watch.

If you’re going to argue about whether it’s a man or a woman, I’d rather you seriously just do SD.

>>38

Got it! World Heroes!!

I really want to see the General Fortress in action.

>>38

Gundam is at the forefront of the times.

I don’t really remember much else after UC.

I like the sweaty, gritty imagery of Iron-Blooded Orphans the most.

If it’s a layer lured by Mercury, then Yamazaki would definitely be interested in a bamboo character design, and I think they did it well.

And pour the red liquid into the brain of the newbie who came to the theater for Machu.

I think it’s okay not to have a male protagonist anymore.

The declining birthrate makes it tough when only targeting boys.

I think it would be better to be more socially conscious.

But I think around 00 is probably the limit.

>>45

What is a socially conscious Gundam…?

>>47

Pocket War…?

>>47

We have no choice but to bring out Eiichiro Funakoshi.

The continuation of Another itself has become quite uncertain as it can no longer maintain four seasons.

I wonder if the official direction will be to change methods and products in various ways moving forward.

>>48

If it’s possible to consistently create new works in a two-cour format, that would likely make it easier to create value as a business.

These days, 4-cour is just tedious, so 2-cour is fine.

>>50

In the interview with the witch of Mercury, it was mentioned that young people might not watch it for long.

Personally, I don’t expect a high level of awareness from works where giant robots fight each other on two legs, so I hope it’s a piece that can be enjoyed with a more empty-minded approach.

>>52

Other robot anime can be like that, I guess, aside from Gundam.

The thematic consistency of Gundam is somewhat strong, so if you’re going to discard that, then it doesn’t have to be Gundam.

Simply has charm.

Criminal Gundam Pure Hearted Faction

>>54

Even Gundam has human emotions! 💢

The enemy has their own circumstances too💢

They said that making four consecutive cours was tough for those producing it from the time of Iron-Blooded.

That’s why it was split or divided.

There may not be any more four-season Gundam series.

I’m satisfied as long as a good woman and a cool old man are active.

Gundam has always pursued fun as entertainment.

The second half of “Iron Blood” is a bit off.

People who come from Mercury might get angry if Machu and the long-haired woman don’t stick together.

>>62

Weak meow…

I would like it to be 4 seasons, even if it’s in parts, and for the story to be properly made.

It’s tough when there is a lack of explanation or when things are rushed at the end.

Well, it would probably be better to make quick anime to sell toys and finish them up…

What hardcore Gundam fans should truly be concerned about is that it might already be too late once works featuring high school girls engaging in Gundam battles start to emerge.

Something with a nuance like Girls und Panzer.

The military color will become faint.

>>68

Since real warfare has turned into a drone shootout, it’s gotten more intense in a way, hasn’t it?

The revenge requiem streaming on Netflix also has a female protagonist.

I’m a multiparous woman, but…

The first half of the movie was interesting, but the second half wasn’t that great, but since the character in the image was cute, it was fine.

The female protagonist might be like this.

Another had a basic line of being a handsome squad of Gundam, so there was no hard approach from the beginning.

>>74

Rather, if you’re going to do it, I can’t help but think that it should be made thoroughly foolishly.

>>74

Gundam X…

>>77

At the G stage, they’re not a handsome squad anyway.

I feel a sense of accomplishment with Shuumachu, you know.

Most of the layers that entered Mercury aren’t really that into Gundam because they want a school setting, so I understand.

>>79

What is a school-themed parody in a school setting?

>>82

It’s bad that it completely skipped the key parts of the school-themed events, even though it’s set in a school.

>>84

Even though it’s Gundam, they skipped the battle too.

>>82

The upcoming serialization of Mercury.

>>79

It seems like almost no one remembers MS.

I only look at fan creations of characters…

>>108

People who can draw mobile suits have a special skill among those who can draw!!!

Tsurumaki’s style is not at all about creating couples like that…

>>80

It doesn’t seem like there will be any lilies either.

>>83

Un

It seems more like it would be a vivid and messy interaction between women.

Here’s a pinch of hard SF…

Maybe since they will show a heavy Gundam, it probably won’t be a style that cares about things like coupling.

>>89

It seems like the director is that kind of person.

A Gundam that only features beautiful girls is one thing…!

>>92

I haven’t done it, so I’m not very familiar, but wasn’t there something like that in the game’s Kishiria Corps?

It might be impossible, but…

I want to see a sharp protagonist like Camille again!

>>94

It’s sharp or tight, how should I put it…

>>94

Even after watching episode 1 again, it’s scary.

Throw away the naive thought that only men are complaining.

At the time of the SEED movie release, there were some who got angry because Aslan appeared with Kagari and Meirin in the movie ticket, and there was also an aunt at the shareholder meeting saying to make Slemyo get married.

It might turn out to be one of those stories where every time a character seems like they might get close to someone, they end up dying in battle.

If you respect the first, even more so.

Zieg Ax feels more like Aim for the Top! than Gundam.

Camille’s pent-up frustrations exploded all at once…

The biggest thing is being able to attract people who aren’t interested in Gundam.

Original fans will watch regardless of what happens.

That’s why I’m going to pit Fow and Rosamia against Camille like this.

Let’s create an anime where JS picks up a stray Haro and transforms into Gundam.

Having two works in a row with a female protagonist while inviting new players and setting them in the First Space-Time really made sense to me.

>>109

It’s the third work.

Was G Gundam positively received since its broadcast?

I was a kid and there was no internet, so I had no idea about the evaluation of otaku.

I wanted more of the school everyday life and the Mercury side stories in the 4th season.

In the world, there are also unusual things like the yuri eroticism of Anaheim female employees…

>>112

I kind of like that this depicts the circumstances under which GP04 was transferred to Zeon, and it’s quite a serious story.

From what I can see in the movie, it seems like there are few deaths.

>>113

It’s meaningful because they kill them after portraying the characters attractively.

I’m not dead yet because there are still parts I can show, but once the broadcast starts and individual merits become visible, I’ll start dying off one by one.

>>116

That in itself is… exciting!

>>113

Mercury was also said to be like that at first!!

>>117

It’s actually quite few since it’s just number 4 and Sophinorea.

Let’s have more sports bra girls.

I’m wondering how many of the three main characters seem to die and go beyond the sparkle.

Is that red one okay to count as dead?

Even in Dam A, not everyone can properly depict MS battles.

I guess a robot that can draw is a more rare character.

>>120

I always think that there are too few people for the scale of the content, and there are also way too many bad staff who leak information.

This script is all about this crazy character that’s being portrayed.

>>126

In the past, when my hometown became a battlefield, escaping by operating a Petit Mobile suggested that I have wild, natural abilities and there’s a possibility I could be a potential Newtype in the wild. However, the fact that I abandoned my family and my situation as a refugee feel like mental shackles that are suppressing me…

The fact that the most popular Gundam lately is SEED, which is over 20 years old, gives the impression that casual fans are not actively watching Gundam…

It depends on how cute we can make Nyaan.

The cute one is probably Komori-kun.

There have been female protagonists in manga for a long time, like in Gundam.

The genre of giant combat robots is definitely aimed at children, yet it’s strange that there isn’t an image of children watching the Gundam series.

Mercury isn’t that dead, right…?

Maybe it’s just because of the previous work that I think that way.

>>135

Maybe it’s because the Earth’s mob side has a lot of miserable visuals…

Even Zeek is in the Universal Century, so it’s kind of like Origin, right?

>>136

Since Amuro is there and Char has also survived, you know.

Isn’t it more like a sun ball?

In the end, it’s similar in that infighting starts to occur on the winning side as well.

I always think that robots are excellent as a format that can disguise differences in physical abilities.

It’s not unreasonable to say that even a girl or a child can defeat a grown man if they have good reflexes.

>>138

While there are firearms that are similar, when living girls shoot each other, the physical presence is lacking and it creates a rather grim atmosphere.

>>162

So you give a big gun to small children, huh?

Is there any reason the story has to be an origin?

It’s not Gundam if it’s not ◯◯.

Isn’t one of the good things about Gundam that it didn’t get stuck on something like that?

>>140

The achievements of G Gundam are endlessly huge.

>>140

I wish you would let go of the political drama, even just once.

It’s like an element that hasn’t been completely discarded yet.

If the protagonist is riding something with horns, it’s a Gundam, right?

I don’t really care, but is Hathaway’s Flash out yet?

>>145

This

I want you to properly take on the role of the main character on the right.

It’s too sad that the character on the left is the protagonist but has little screen time because other characters are taking the spotlight.

>>147

The revival after the shocking truth was revealed was so flimsy that it was pathetic…

>>147

I want to make it clear to anyone who says it was taken by Guell that if Guell didn’t exist, they would just use another character for screen time anyway.

I do like something with a prestigious background like UC, but boy-meets-girl stories are still exciting.

Gundam doesn’t have much of a boy meets girl vibe.

>>148

In the first place, that’s not how Tomino’s works are.

>>148

I thought there are constraints that cannot be imposed on a soft approach.

Fumina-senpai was there.

The female protagonist’s weakness is that the staff isn’t used to it, so another male character ends up acting like the protagonist.

This is an experience where one can only gain experience by depicting a woman as the protagonist.

>>151

It’s about the size of Mercury, I guess.

Strictly speaking, Chris from Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team isn’t the protagonist, but he’s never wavered, and even though Selene has less screen time than Sven, she acted more like a protagonist than Sven.

Whether it’s yuri or a heterosexual relationship, the element of romance itself feels like noise.

It’s like those dramas and movies that include romantic elements just to appeal to women, thinking that if they don’t, they won’t be accepted.

>>152

From the perspective of female fans, things like MS and battles are considered noise.

I feel like the combat scenes are just a way to stretch the duration or serve as background.

>>169

Whether in love or in battle, it feels like that happens when the connections and necessity of the scenes are weak.

If you get accustomed to it well, it becomes something you can’t separate from…

>>169

Isn’t that the case with parts of the work that don’t interest either gender?

That female fan isn’t coming to see the mechs; she’s probably here to see the relationships between the characters.

It’s okay to make something like Gundam X, not just yuri.

Actually, there are times when being too Gundam-like is disliked…

How about a Gundam work that skillfully incorporates stories about politicians and behind-the-scenes figures, similar to Shin Godzilla?

>>160

I want to see a Gundam that doesn’t focus on MS battles, but it’s fundamentally a promotional anime, making it too challenging…

>>168

If you watch the original Gundam in the anime version.

>>168

At least watch it before you write about it.

>>168

It seems like you’ve never watched anime.

>>181

It was remote control the whole time, right?

In the story, when you bully a woman, in the end, pity comes first.

>>170

It’s sad even for a man.

So we should make the protagonist a bundle of rebellion.

I like Amate because she has big breasts.

It’s been a bit difficult for both Suleta and Mikazuki on the side of making things… I wonder how Machu will turn out.

The favorable aspect of the female protagonist is that even if the male protagonist were to do the same thing and be completely ostracized, she is forgiven because she is “a cute girl.”

>>156

From the first generation onwards, the romance element isn’t prominently featured in ZZ and such.

>>178

Z is probably quite frequently appearing.

I don’t know about the others.

Sister

I didn’t find Sleta appealing because she was like a puppet except for the final moments, but I like Machu because she’s the type to jump out and take action.

>>182

Well… Slett is surprisingly pulling the surroundings from the beginning…

>>191

Volume 4 was quite focused on that theme.

It might be because Mom was withdrawn.

Crying because the class isn’t going well was just too pathetic, no matter how much of a girl she is.

>>184

Many Gundam protagonists have weak and pitiful traits despite being male!

It’s already at the point of the next preview where civil war is about to break out intensely!

What a pathetic guy!

There is an 08th Team that did Romeo and Juliet.

I think it was rather late for Gundam to have a female protagonist appear.

I thought that robot anime is something that caters to otaku preferences, and that original anime with female protagonists would start to become big hits around that time.

It’s ridiculous for the male protagonist to say something like “You’re right, just like Mom said!” with an exaggeratedly dimmed eye highlight.

Around Fou, it’s quite a boy meets girl situation.

It was over in an instant.

I understand.

The protagonist is saying not to cry in front of others.

>>193

Crying from having to redo work in class was just plain embarrassing.

It feels like it somehow worked out even without romantic elements in 00.

It’s a privilege of the female protagonist to be forgiven for crying because it’s cute.

I want to get excited by looking at breasts and panties, but it feels like a long battle between guys, like in an erotic work…