What is this leg?

It might be lightweight.

They might have spent money on armaments.

Well, either way, the other party was at fault…

Even though the two Gundams didn’t have rifles or anything, weren’t they quite strong?

You were there…

Leg’s… power pipe…

Even the bullets for a machine gun aren’t free.

I think they might be a regular pilot of Zeon.

I don’t know if it’s past or present.

Isn’t it a half-and-half setting illustration?

A Zaku with Gog’s claws attached in the thumbnail.

It looks like a beetle.

The partner is missing the front tank.

This skirt is cool.

Even former Zeon soldiers are resorting to illegal activities, I wonder if Zeon is in such a difficult situation…

It’s already become a slum in Side 6…

Two former Zeon pilots who survived the One Year War having a clan battle in a place like that sounds like it could have quite a bit of drama.

No matter how much it’s an alternate development, there’s no way the mecha design can change this much.

I can imagine that there might not be any means of support.

Was it like this, resembling the legs of a perfect Gion?

It’s the road I took with W and EW, right…?

An old man who is a First Principle Fundamentalist.

I like cheap head accessories.

I thought organic design doesn’t really suit Gundam.

I wonder what is common between both, despite the leg armor being different from the military’s.

It has something like a safety bar, so I wonder if there are parts that are available for work use.

Don’t soldiers get a pension?

I wonder what the origin of the team name “Force Snake Eyes” is.

Is it because I have a snake like the Pomeranians that come from pet dogs…?

In the case of the Zieg Axes, does it no longer use a monocoque and instead have a movable frame?

I wonder why the tire is tied to the shield?

The construction Zaku has the same thing done, so I wonder if it will be useful for something other than combat.

What if the designer of Eva designed Gundam? I think that’s why there were parts that inevitably leaned towards Eva.

They are someone who can draw a lot of different things.

It’s not removing the armor; it’s a compatible part.

I don’t really know what the situation is like specifically, but it’s not like we’re going for a big victory for the Principality of Zeon! It doesn’t feel like we’re ready to go for a hopeful future!

It’s definitely gross.

They might be a person who cannot forget the air of the battlefield.

It seems that there are quite a few people who go to private military companies in real life as well.

What is that thing that looks like the horn of a beetle?

This thing that looks like a grass trimmer is from Ikuto Yamashita’s painting.

The one that was drawn together with the tank being removed.

Did you lose your military pension to gambling…?

One of the characteristics of the decommissioning of military vehicles is the lack of thigh tanks.

It seems that there are a lot of missing parts in the Crab Battle.

Isn’t there a pattern where something strange is attached during local collection?

If you’re a regular soldier from Side 3, that’s one thing, but Zeon isn’t wealthy enough to give decent military pensions even to foreign troops from destroyed colonies or the Marines doing dirty work…

It seems that next time, something from the Federation side will appear.

Clan battles are really something, huh?

It’s strange that the side that lost, the Zeon, is feeling so pleased.

I don’t care about the idiots who criticize designers.

It seems that many variations of the Zaku are the work of people like Kim Se-jun and Mizuno Shinya.

Is it also the thread image?

It seems like they would go all out with the painting and marking on something like this.

There are many plain ones.

If there were any leeway, I don’t think they would be letting out Zaku units to make money, so the post-war Zeon must be in a tight financial situation.

It feels like there isn’t a fully entertainment-focused model like the Hobby High-Zack yet.

Only fighting.

Rather, because it is an “Another,” it must unfold in a completely different way, including the mecha design.

It makes you wonder why we even do Another.

It seems like they’re usually managing with Zaku, but somehow the two Gundams might become oddly famous.

It’s really scary because it’s happening near civilian ships.

There might also be a way to relieve the post-war dissatisfaction.

It seems that there are many people trying to engage in legal entertainment ventures.

I’m stuck with nothing but worn-out Zaku.

With Gundam and the shiny mysterious MS, it’s not just a matter of standing out.

Is there also a Zaku machine gun in the Banana Magazine style…?

Since Kurabato is also a performance, balancing flashiness and practicality is quite difficult.

If we could achieve consecutive victories with that colored aircraft, it would surely become very popular.

I’m looking forward to what the name of the Zeon-made Jim will be.

If we can prepare beam weapons, that would be good given what we see in next week’s gym.

What stands out is like something that can kill me…

The estimated cost to activate it is between 20 million and 30 million yen, so it shouldn’t be a cheap game…

Even as a makeshift solution, the weight balance is off and it seems likely to tip over easily.

Now it’s war!

It’s probably due to the convenience of CGI that there aren’t too many patches.

If the ground warfare Zaku comes out, there’s a possibility that this tank might not exist, right…

I don’t know what the situation on the surface is like right now.

Shuuji’s coin was worth 20 million…

If we could properly establish facilities and rules like a duel on Mercury, it seems we could do it as an event, but here, it’s the hot-headed individuals doing it on their own, so it probably can’t be controlled.

Building and maintaining a space colony for matches raises the question of who will do it, so we can only wait for the appearance of an exceptionally wealthy dark billionaire.

In competitive events, you can put a lot of sponsor decals.

Klava is illegal, you see…

The fare for the train that Machu is on is 1.35 heights, so let’s think of it as roughly 5000 times the fare for a commuting distance!

Shuji’s coin should be fine at about 5 heights even if it doesn’t fall.

Is it completely insufficient!?!?!? It seems like Nyaan is in trouble again.

Isn’t the Temurai’s circuit a illegal installer for the fire control system?

Everyday life is in such a state that it’s lacking, but the unemployed with operational MS are popping up like Mohicans in “Hokuto no Ken.”

Oh, sometimes they don’t hide the model number at all.

The identity of the unknown plastic model, it’s not just a variation of Zaku, is it?

The lower legs only function as legs.

That module costs 500,000 yen even at 100 yen per height.

If MS can be armed and is circulating illegally, then the retail price is probably around that.

Roughly, 1 height is about 100 yen, so 5000 heights would be 500,000 yen.

From there, if you factor in the margins of the black market, it’s probably even cheaper than that.

Since Snake Eyes commonly refers to a loss in gambling, that makes it four.

It’s ironic that all of us doing illegal gambling matches are like the losers, just like in “Force Snake Eyes.”

I wonder if those who are surplus after the war are being diverted.

If it weren’t for the war, there seem to be many that would no longer be needed in terms of numbers.

Gelgoog + Gym

In other words, that is a game.

I want to divert items that are marked as discarded on the books.

It seems that both Zeon and the Federation are surprisingly reducing their military forces.

It seems like that world doesn’t want to go to war anymore.

It seems possible that the processing company has been extending horizontally.

The SD card version looked like a long-handled heat hawk, but in the main story, it was a normal one…

Since I have no intention of expanding into space development, even the Zaku would be excessive as a mobile worker.

The decline of space development seems to be much earlier than in official history.

In the first episode, around 11 minutes and 11 seconds, there is a help-wanted poster on the building that serves as the base for the Pomeranians, and it says “1000 Height.”

I don’t know if it’s a monthly salary or a daily wage.

If the daily wage is assumed to be 10,000 yen and the device costs 50,000 yen.

If the monthly salary is hypothetically 200,000 yen, then would it be around 1 million yen? I wonder if I should have 1 million yen worth of parts for Nyan…

They’re saying there’s no way to beat the military police’s Zaku, and basically the club’s MS are probably a mix of used surplus and junk.

It seems they said they bought the Pomeranians and Shuji because they were broken, so I wonder if that module is fragile?

It’s too expensive for a kid’s errand…

I thought they would gradually strengthen their armaments, but the next enemy showed up with a beam rifle, and the enemies are evolving quickly.

Isn’t it something like a Zeon gym or a current model? Isn’t it pretty crazy that it’s circulating around?

I feel like the mouth resembles Gelgoog Marine.

There are Zaku everywhere in the world.

What’s going on?

If there’s a skilled mechanic with curly hair somewhere, they might be able to fix the broken module…

If Haro is here, that means it’s probably alive somewhere…

Is the startup sound of the tentatively named “Gem” camera eye “guhpon” or “bushin”?

Hello is still cute, isn’t it?

I was bracing myself thinking it would turn out like a mass-produced Eva.

They said that the river water in the colony is dangerous in terms of water quality…

The coin Shuji dropped was worth 5000 hate, right?

This is quite a significant amount, isn’t it?

Even if the module in question were priced at around 100,000 yen, it raises the question of what kind of currency style justifies a single coin being worth that much, and it seems to be lacking.

From that depiction, Shuji looks like a crazy guy trying to buy a module with only 500 yen.

Isn’t it an expression that says this is all there is to my entire wealth?

I mean, is there any other way to interpret the description there besides the fact that Shuji, who doesn’t have money, ordered the device (and even dropped that little money into the river)?

I wonder if the value of banknotes has diminished due to post-war inflation and chaos.

If Shuji’s effect were in gold coins, it might be worth quite a bit.

I think that part is hard to understand because Shuji is being fluffy.

If it were past protagonists, I think they would have been more visibly shaken.

Aren’t the sellers and the transportation fees separate?

I wonder why a learning device is necessary.

The ones moving just like in the Zeon manual must have no means to make a living…

Even if wealth is extracted through trade with the exhausted Earth Federation, there seems to be no foundation on the colony side, including Zeon, to circulate it back into the economy due to the significant decrease in population.

So from the perspective of the Federation, the Zeon side should be really rich, but it’s probably that just having money doesn’t mean anything for Zeon, so their financial situation isn’t good.

Nyaan probably doesn’t have the kind of decisiveness to jump right in just because money has fallen.

Ah… I dropped 500 yen.

What should I do? That was my entire fortune…

All my assets!?!? You called me here when I can’t even pay it!?!?

It’s that kind of skit, isn’t it?