I’ve never seen it in-store.

Is today the day to put up my potato stickers?

It seems to have higher firepower than fate, but what kind of judgment is this guy making?

Armament that seems to be subtracted from LifeRay.

I don’t like that there are holes left open on the surface of the shield for inserting a rifle.

Well, if you ask me whether this is a shield, I would be a little troubled.

I haven’t modified the imoja…

It’s good because I can customize my favorite aircraft.

I might have actually liked it if it weren’t for that mask that makes it look like my nose is sticking out.

A sweet standby like a little…

There is an example where this is modified and combined with Sig Deep Arms.

I think it looks cool, so I want to imitate it.

But I haven’t seen many modified machines based on Imo Jabe.

I think it would have been nice if the Shield Life Ray had a different color.

It seems like a high-end mass-produced machine, but I wonder if there are people who can ride it.

You can buy it at Plebans.

I don’t know now.

I will make my head, torso, arms, legs, weapons, and backpack into Destiny.

If I’m going to do it, I want to increase the black parts.

I want to use a black base with red accents.

Shall we do it… the bulletin board Imojacon competition…

I want a boomerang on my shoulder, I also want a railgun, and I’m short on sabers.

It wouldn’t have been surprising if the same sweet potato had been carried up on the portable shrine.

It’s tough after all.

The evaluation that they haven’t done much is too straightforward.

A weapon that seems to be a mass-produced version of the Life Router.

Are there any advantages?

The shield boomerang might be something that can only be mastered by Kira, which is why the one for Imoja is simplified.

In other words, LifeRing is a bit too extravagant for an estimated battery-powered device…

The Black Knight’s beam saber is too strong.

That being said, even if you enhance your armament, there aren’t many who can fully utilize it, and it might be easier for a larger number of pilots to handle the Imoja than the Lifely.

When I painted with Trombe color before, it ended up being Gaia Gundam color…

In a world where production machines can be equipped with whips and beam anchors, having foot sabers is no big deal.

Honestly, I think foot sabers like the Aegis with toe sabers are easier to use and better.

I’m sure Shin will be satisfied with this.

It’s no good because there isn’t any parma.

It’s because the main unit is a total loser that we lost!

I was making sweet potato jelly, so I’m sharing it.

This kind of machine is just right for me…

It’s nice that when you attach the Palma, the beam shield is automatically included as well.

Destiny’s coloring with a corpse.

The Orb has made a bold statement as a serious candidate for mass production.

It’s probably Alex Dino.

If you think about it, a high-end Murasame with PS armor would be an amazing unit, right?

Isn’t the back wing a bit too flimsy when it becomes a plastic model?

🐶 Well then, Aslan, please try to fight Accorde with Imojya!

I’ve seen the one that was mixed with Saber, and I remember it being really cool.

It’s a design based on the premise of not being very active…

I still see this guy a lot, but I don’t watch Life Re.

If I make it a backpack and only the shoulders of the saber, it will be quite close to my ideal.

Imoja lacks too much presence in the play.

We can only hope for ZERO.

I think they could have at least equipped the red beam weapon.

I really don’t understand the strength of this.

Where is it superior?

I like this guy because I did a life refill and two-platon with him.

I want to modify the areas where the wing movement interferes slightly.

It’s bad that Raifuri uses the shield boomerang.

“Please attach the Amfortas.”

You’ve probably had your budget drained by LifeLily.

While Life Lee is directly adjusting the upper mechanics of Freedom, this is happening next to it.

I can understand if some of the offensive weapons were somewhat reduced for the general squadron’s aircraft.

It should be something you attach to everything, even if it means pushing the limits, like defensive armaments…

I try to support the idea that focus on maintainability is important.

But for Agnes, it feels more like potato chips than gambling.

A guy who particularly doesn’t need the horns on his head or the protrusions on his shoulders.

I want to whiten my shins.

The red armor is supposed to have high defense, so it would probably be harder than LifeR if it’s against physical attacks.

I don’t think anyone cares about the color defense settings anymore…

Bulletin Board Justice…

I don’t think it’s okay to omit the lifter, which can be said to be Justice’s characteristic.

Well, it’s probably just that the speed is faster than Lifery.

The power of justice is higher than that of Muji Jiyuu, and it’s said that Imoja has superior mobility compared to Inja.

I’ve always been an advocate for the mobility of justice, but freedom also has quite high mobility, so that impression…

I lost because of the bulletin board justice!!

It’s a great machine that is properly suited for the mission’s objective, but…

The opponent was too bad.

Isn’t the idea of detaching the mobility source during battle unreasonable when you think about it normally?

Regardless of the outcome or result, Aslan has a stoic determination to carry out his tasks when told to defeat Accord in Imajah, and he also has a certain dry attitude that doesn’t cling to the machine.

I believe the lifter philosophy is perhaps half inherited from the flying shield.

It should be higher performance than Destiny Spec 2, at least…

Justice lost because it couldn’t even create a sleepy clone!

Well, it was 10 years too early for you, Nanashi…

There must be a Zout for the nameless!!

The overall specs are probably better for Board Justice, though.

When it comes to explosive power, I guess Destiny is better against tough opponents after all.

As expected, Athrun Zala is the strongest (boss character)…

However, I think lifters would definitely be possible after the development of dragoon’s automatic control technology.

Usually, when I want my hands free, I just let it fly around on its own.

Imoja is amazed by the firepower of this square-barreled rifle.

It’s matching with Lifei.

Considering the counter-MS, the armaments of Destiny might be a bit excessive, so one could argue that the Imo-Ja has a more streamlined and efficient design.

To begin with, it’s a PS, so there shouldn’t be such a difference.

It feels like a combination of Justice and The Hermit.

If they don’t start talking about not killing, I feel like the majority of pilots find it easier to shoot Baryena and railguns in LifeRift than in the thread image.

I feel like it’s questionable whether this is okay for a battery-operated device, so it might actually only be able to fire a few shots at a time and can’t afford to miss, or maybe there are adjustments to the output for energy-saving reasons.

Looking at the Imoge that I made last year…

Should we increase the number of sabers?

In Destiny, it becomes a massacre.

I admit that it can be used as both a saber and a boomerang, but at the very least, it should be equipped on both shoulders and elbows.

It’s concerning that there are no defensive weapons after using the shield, even though it’s close-range.

It’s the same with Injya, but what is up with the shoulder blade, really?

If we’re being logical about it, is it the heat sink or something?

I’m often mocked, but there are sources that state my mobility is even greater than that of a hermit!

I think disconnecting the lifter requires a frame rigidity that goes beyond just deformation.

Inja is a machine that shouldn’t really have that many sabers stacked on it, but Asrun can handle it…

Transformation of the plain Justice’s long-range navigation capability.

The characteristics of the Inja with a shield and leg sabers.

I want to periodically assert that it is a culmination of the Justice genre that combines both elements while keeping it simple.