I was surprised when I first saw the OVA and wondered why they had wings like angels.

First of all, the white reflection is just too cool…

Personally, I was impressed by the Tallgeese III.

I laughed a lot at “once is once.”

When I think about it, the wings weren’t a lame element at all.

There should have been some rejection at the time, but I think people like that probably haven’t watched the main W series either.

At first glance, I disliked shoulders.

In terms of settings, I don’t understand why the appearance hasn’t changed, but I guess it’s fine!

I really liked it, but the people around me had a really bad impression, asking if I was still watching Gundam.

I like that it looks majestic, but the cockpit has a rugged feel.

It’s unfair that both White Reflection and Last Impression are so cool.

It’s an angel…

Of course, I love Wing Zero!

That aside, I absolutely love Nataku and Hell Custom, and I’ve been specially using them in G Generation.

I love Gundam with cool fighting.

…My love for Gundam’s melee combat performance is due to Crossbone.

I thought it looked so cool that I might switch from the Deathscythe faction to the Wing faction.

It was quite a rough topic for a while.

Plastic models have been selling really well since then.

How many Wing Zero units are there?

At that time, I thought it was cool, but I feel like the design of the robot part and the wings doesn’t blend well together.

Some people might think that’s a good idea, but…

I thought the wings were part of the visual effects.

Back then, as an elementary school kid, I was so blown away by the box art of X’s Gundam model that I went to find it and ended up buying it.

The main characters have such flashy designs, while the enemy Serpent is so rugged.

I thought it was quite a bold move, but this is fine in its own way.

EW is from 1997…

At this time of year, it’s quite impressive to see such dedicated otaku online.

I think the boldest one is Dragon Hang.

I was watching the TV version in early elementary school and didn’t know about the concept of OVA, so I was shocked in various ways when I saw it broadcast on WOWOW, which my parents subscribed to.

Is there a sequel to W!? The battle scenes are incredibly beautiful!

It’s cool, so I want to use it in G Generation, but Sandrock and Deathscythe are hard to use because of their armaments!

Thank you to the person who said that the Wing Gundam doesn’t really look like a wing, even though I don’t know who you are.

The original thread image is really good, but there was a period when the TV version suffered a bit, which was complicated.

The model I’ve made the most of in Gunpla is the 1/100 Serpent.

I love shoulder gimmicks.

At that time, I was a junior high school student, and I hated Duo because he betrayed us, got in the way of Heero, and beat up Zero who made a cool entrance.

The impact of the video scene of a life-risking transfer in outer space and the synchronization of the sound was captivating.

The cloth cape on Sandrock’s robot is also quite mind-blowing.

With the Deathscythe and wings, it makes me go “Ahh~!”

It will likely become a gacha UR when the EW scenario is implemented in Eternal, but I think I’ll keep rolling until I fully strengthen it.

I can’t quite remember what otaku were like 30 years ago…

I mean, I love everything.

I love all six of them, including the Tallgeese III.

The serpent too

The serpent was incredibly cool.

The performance was not great.

I wonder how that person is able to hold their own against Toras…

It turned out to just be Altron, huh.

Other models also have reduced armaments from the TV version, but there are no wings, tails, or flamethrowers…

Since only mass-produced Serpents appear, there are a lot of cool scenes where the Serpent is firing weapons in any scene.

My first Super Robot Wars was Second Alpha when I was in elementary school, and it burned my brain out.

The first manga volumes I bought at Book Off were volumes 1 to 3 of W’s manga, as well as Endless Waltz and something like Battle Field of Pacifists.

Go! Heero!

I’m sorry, don’t die.

You too!

I thought the character was cool, but since I didn’t care about the story, I felt like they had very little screen time.

Not much has happened except for the appearance scene and the ending, right?

My first bought MG.

It’s not a topic that comes up often, but I really love the arrangement of the high-resolution model in the thread image.

If I had seen this during my childhood, my brain would have melted.

I heard that Duo was popular among the pilots, but how were the other members?

The kits from that time had an incredibly good style, you know…

The PG that came out later had a rather bulky… build.

I had been moving away from BB Senshi as well.

The Heavy Arms Custom that I happened to find in the model shop was shocking.

The Dragon Hang of Plamonatak can be extended to the limit where additional joints can be added.

I stretched it to the limit I could balance it and posed.

The era when Hiiro, or rather, Midorikawa, was incredibly strong.

I was mind-blown by the reboot scene underwater.

I heard that it’s not in the OVA version, and I was like, seriously?

The EW faction is mostly dead in terms of range in the game.

There were quite a few mixed opinions about it.

A memory that was relatively quickly accepted because it was after G.

In the official interview, it was specifically mentioned that Quatre was not popular.

There must have been a certain level of popularity among women, but…

I think people who only know Trois by appearance might think he looks strange at first glance.

It seems the twin buster rifle isn’t attached.

If it’s a Gundam with wings, the V2 has been around for a long time.

It’s strange that I’m not treated like that.

When I look at the scenario again, this work really is a mess.

The production circumstances are too harsh.

I feel that Catoru is popular since his voice actor is the same as the protagonist from Romeo’s Blue Sky.

Gohi is well.

That Quatre’s Sandrock has the most gritty and desperate fighting style in EW, which burned into my brain and made me love Sandrock so much.

If you don’t know the backbone, it might just look like you’re someone who makes crazy statements.

I didn’t really care about the story that much, but…

Gouki is a really important character in terms of worldview…

I still haven’t been able to buy the MGka zero…

By the way, aside from the Musha, are there only Zero and Hell in BB Senshi or SD form?

There’s no way to understand that Gohi is an intellectual and is emulating his wife…

Which is better, the OVA version or the movie version of EW?

I wonder if there’s also the possibility that there’s no room for dream girls to fit in anywhere.

I am preoccupied with the deceased wife and Treize.

There is only Gohou who can align with Treize as a Gundam pilot…

Hurry up and show me the full-body illustration of Snow White.

I was in middle school at the time, and it completely blew my mind, seriously.

If we conducted a survey asking those born in the late ’80s what their first Gundam model was, I think around 20% would answer that it was the Gundam from Endless Waltz.

The Seven Super Generals.

That’s cool! It’s the Wing Zero Custom, right!

If it’s about EW, I was first surprised by how beautiful the visuals were.

It would be good for Zero to completely use up everything and be worn out in the end.

I also really like the title name “Endless Waltz.”

V2 also had a huge impact and was very heroic, which I liked.

It’s just that over here, it’s not mechanical wings but rather a design that looks exactly like wings, and I can use it for robots… it became like that.

In my childhood, I always had a faint admiration for this guy’s PG.

I wonder if it will be remade someday.

It was a long time when trying to strike that pose with toys usually meant I couldn’t properly hold a rifle…

I only dislike the accordion-like shoulders and the red protrusions on the arms.

The duo also had solo performances before the main show, and there were also brotherly connections.

The abundant setting materials in the manual for PG were extremely satisfying…

In the first place, there are times when a rifle is attached when shooting in the video and times when it is not attached…

There was a set with Heero and Duo, and Quatre and Trowa, which often left Wufei alone, but a bond formed with Treize, making it fit well.

There are people who say various things about the shoulder design.

At the point of the TV version, this glimpse of the three-layer structure and the position of the beam saber are quite unchanged.

Rather than making it look like feathers as a direction, actually turning it into real feathers is quite a bold move.

It’s characteristic of Katoki to design Banpreios.

Isn’t the TV Zero’s saber at the shoulder while the EW Zero’s is at the base of the wing?

At that time, I was a child, so I thought it evolved from Wing Gundam → Wing Gundam Zero → Wing Gundam Zero Custom.

Before I knew it, the color of the camera on my forehead changed.

Will there be a 3D model that recreates the thruster between the wings in the future…?

What kind of situation causes metal to flutter and feathers to fly! It’s overpowered by the coolness, beauty, and quality of the animation.

There was some kind of side story novel about the duo, right?

I feel like there weren’t many spin-off novels from the main story during that time, not just added later.

In reality, seeing it makes me realize that the duo has quite a plain role…

He’s a good guy, but…

If you look closely at the thread image, the connection of the wings on the back is rather careless…

It’s called Wing Gundam Zero Custom, so it’s a custom of Wing Gundam Zero! That’s what you would think, right?

What is the serpent before the serpent custom!?

I like that feathers look organic at first glance, but when you look closely, they are definitely mechanical.

The depiction of the Death Scythe being really stealthy occurs about three times in the beginning and once when it becomes Hell.

The main camera is at a level where it could die, so I understand it’s not great to use it too much…

Has the sickle been a popular weapon since ancient times?

Besides the Deathscythe, I only know of the Zakurello.

I realized while making the plastic model that the wings at the back are quite bulky.

I don’t know how to say it, but it’s really chicken wings, you know?

I got to know EW from GBA’s Super Robot Wars A, and I was blown away by the battle animations and intense BGM, just a nameless person.

Isn’t there one machine among Deathscythe, Heavyarms, and Sandrock that’s significantly more difficult to handle during atmospheric entry?

It’s important that the Grim Reaper holds a scythe, rather than just a machine that merely weaponizes a scythe, because that would be ambiguous.

I didn’t think they would turn the protagonist into an angel just because there’s a grim reaper on their side…

It feels rare for a fist to be white.

I wonder if the doctors were quietly using stealth functions when they crossed the battlefield while clinging to Deathscythe Hell?

I feel like there were quite a few kits that had gray fists.

I think the custom was about trademark issues, but I’ve forgotten.

The reason they are using weapons similar to Heavy Arms is that Decim from the Burton Foundation is leading it, and they are holding the same type of Gatling gun.

If it were White Fang, it would probably have a PD mounted on its shoulder.

If it were the Earth Forces… I wonder what they had, maybe rifles, sabers, and optional Dober guns…

The 1/100 kit at that time was significantly well-made for its era.

Even now, I can’t help but think that the animation of such a high-cost mech is insane.