The parody weapon is just too on-the-nose.

This bow… the yo-yo at my waist…

>>4

Perhaps… it is thought that there is no problem because it is the same Sunrise.

>>52

There is no mistake!

In MX, I was co-starring with the original source of the bow…

>>6

It was designed based on the data of a companion robot, so it turned out to be quite natural.

In Super Robot Wars, I was saving energy with this while building up my spirit in the early stages.

Stronger than a clumsy data weapon.

In its first appearance, Super Robot Wars R had incredibly rare route-specific participation spots.

>>9

You bastard… you plan to choose Pull over us!

>>21

Perhaps… it will be Plutoo as well.

Looking back now, I think it’s not full armor, but full weapon, right?

Raideen’s Bow

Combattler’s Yo-Yo

Gundam’s rifle

Two types of Zambungle rocket launchers

Is it okay to do that?

>>11

Gundam’s rifle (Zaku machine gun)

At that time, there were Super Robot Wars models available, and I was able to recreate it with those.

I don’t know what a sword is.

The order that Hokuto made in the first episode has become reality!

Using different data weapons is too troublesome, so I tend to become a Kibastriker by the end.

No good! It’s the Sky Sword!

>>19

Because of this, I had the image that it was a song exclusively for FA Eddō, but after rewatching the original, I realized it was played much earlier.

Aren’t you using a machine gun instead of a beam rifle?

It’s like a greedy set of equipment.

It’s just typical Fukuda to do whatever he wants, isn’t it?

Super Electric Boy Yo-Yo!

>>29

Looking back now, the flow of SEEDFREEDOM is similar to the developments around here.

After being spurred on by my partner’s encouragement, I strike back with a parody weapon and launch an attack on the enemy.

Making full use of Sunrise’s strengths.

The original concept of the armament is mostly not from Sunrise.

Didn’t you also have a tomahawk?

>>31

It’s on your foot.

The iron warrior Dendo has defended against the attack of the knight Ouga with his own body! But… but Dendo!

I wonder if I should have bought another one of the Plamo Electric Boys for the full armor.

It’s probably the same company’s anime, right?

Honestly, I think this equipment looks cooler than the data weapon.

It should have been a development that made sense to arm ourselves this much.

At that time, the electric child model kits could roughly be reproduced using plenty of model kits from that era in the same scale.

If we can get close to the enemy’s ship and the Ouga appears, there will be a chance to retrieve the data weapon.

Use up bullets and energy without hesitation.

Since I hardly use my own energy, the fuel efficiency is better than usual.

Moreover, it can also be disposable.

>>41

According to the explanation on the CD, it seems that the concept was deliberately to have lyrics unrelated to the content of the work.

That’s a song that works really well.

The electric child had various homages to the enemy’s attack methods and story developments, didn’t it?

>>43

Form up! (Shō Hayami)

>>44

Contrary to Zero’s character, it’s too heroic.

A director who loves robot anime too much.

Thanks to the fact that it was a Super Robot Wars entry from a little while ago, each variation of the weapons was properly prepared for this miraculous robot.

It’s interesting that the original source of the sword later participated in Super Robot Wars.

It works well against weaker enemies, but for boss-level ones, it really needs to be a data weapon; that balance is just right.

The Earth in the story has surprisingly high technological power.

I feel like I’ve seen something like this where they’ve lost such power but are using makeshift gear, but I can’t recall any specific examples.

Dendrogogan

Electric Child Sword

Ultra Electric Yo-Yo

Double Tomahawk

Beam rifle

9-tube missile launcher