I like firing meaningless all-around beams in urban areas.

It’s terrible that it’s already been referenced in the next episode preview after the episode where Stella was returned.

Looking back, if it weren’t for Stella, it seems Shin could have defeated Force Impulse by himself, and I thought that was pretty impressive.

The depiction of mobile suits and tanks being destroyed one by one.
Depiction of ordinary citizens being blown away.
Depiction of大量に破壊される buildings.
The crushed Bakuu.

Since it is impossible to defeat anything other than ace pilots, we can concentrate on destroying the urban area.

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Rampage

I may not be able to defeat a named enemy, but…
The trust that innocent civilians and mob soldiers will die in large numbers.

It’s funny that there seem to be more victims of natural disasters, if you think about it.

It’s nice to carefully depict destruction.

In the Heaven’s Base offensive and defensive battle, the ZAFT anti-Logos coalition forces were completely unable to make any moves until Shin and the others were deployed.

I thought this firepower was unnecessary, but it started to seem quite useful for destroying bases and such, other than the fine beams.

In response to Kira’s call for a ceasefire in the movie, my answer is to burn everything around with an all-around beam! It’s the most SEED-like thing ever, and I love it!

A pilot who can defeat Destroy is a one-in-a-thousand ace.

Whether it’s Kira or Shin, how can they dodge that beam barrage…?

It’s like a mentality where you win if you cause damage, so it’s entirely advantageous to put it out there.

As for Kira, he has experience with beam barrages from the Providence battle.
Shin doesn’t know.

The confidence that it can definitely cause a large number of casualties when unleashed.

It’s a minor detail, but I love the scene where Din is bravely poking at the arm that this guy shot off with a bean shooter, only for it to be mercilessly pierced and blown away by a finger beam.
I mean, dragoon-type equipment that can fly in the atmosphere is pretty much lawless, right?

Luna is strong enough to hold her own against Stella’s Gaia, despite the fact that the Gunner Zaku Warrior has no advantages in close combat from the beginning.

It’s amazing that they have made at least 12 of these.

It seems there are some naturals among the citizens being massacred…

Muu can make the impossible possible, so it’s a bit tricky, but she’s strong enough to handle someone like Kagari easily, right Luna?

Lunamaria tends to be treated delicately, and Shinray is strong. With the atmospheric entry, it’s almost like they’re acting as a fixed turret, and during the initial ride on the Impulse, their feet were unguarded, making them targeted by Euclid.
There are quite a few, aren’t there?

>地球連合って統一組織じゃないんだよね…It’s intense between the allied groups…

It’s insane that you can basically wipe everything out with Nefertem or the 4-way white and red beams and missile launcher.

Shin-chan is just too skilled at using the Impulse, but Luna, who gradually adapted, is also really amazing in her own right…

The perfect name represents the body type Gundam.

It just looks like I’m bending my knees and saying “here we go,” but seeing it this way, my lower body looks really cool.

The way Super Tsorn is defeated while shooting like a dying scream is completely the grammar of a kaiju.

I think it’s only natural to be called an evil organization when we’re gathered around the monitor, watching the massacre scenes from the thread.

In Berlin’s Destroy, with the Neo Windham as a companion, we can suppress the opponent’s ace.

I want this level of destruction depiction.

If it’s not regularly maintained, it becomes useless, and I feel that the old three idiots format was better.

It’s good that both offense and defense are strong all around. Since mobility is low, it seems like it would be more convenient if I put a VL on it.

The next work is definitely the Mighty Destroyer’s 4-barrel Disruptor…

It’s amazing that this can be made using only the common technology held by the Earth Federation, without relying on nuclear power or anything like that.

Logos was quite a passive organization without Jibril.

It looks strong if the old three idiots are in Destroy ×3.

I love how they seem to be having fun destroying things in the movie.

They are doing whatever they want, to the extent of turning Berlin and several other cities into ruins.

The name itself suggests only destruction.

Since it’s a parallel world anyway, I think it’s fine to completely destroy Side 6.

Even if it’s half-destroyed, it’s a threat that is impossible for a regular pilot to handle.

Made too much.

Gigantic
Unilateral
Numerous
Dominating
AMmunition
Fortress

The child between Big Zam and Psycho Gundam is quite greedy too.

I love eagle sterns in a ridiculously large size.
What is a bullet bigger than a clumsy MS weapon?

It’s too horrific to watch as this beam comes and the ZAFT soldiers are burned while holding their children.

At that time, it was criticized for being too much of a Z copy, but it’s a good design… I can feel a pure intention to “destroy” it.

The footed mobile fortress is no longer even thought of as a mobile suit, huh?
That’s strange, just popping that out like it’s nothing.

The damage that GQ customers were really looking for.

I also wanted the Destroy Mark 2.
A beam sword and the one who swings it around.

It’s clearly much bigger than the settings, isn’t it?

The end of insanity in destroy BGM, I love it so much.

The compass has arrived!
Laughing at the desperate all-out attack from the back.

A meaningless all-around beam attacks the city!

It really is the monster that tampered with the genes that’s to blame, huh…

Did you turn Germany into a wasteland?
So in the movie, the beginning and middle were chaotic, and Moscow was wiped out by a revenge beam, so I thought it was as amazing as ever.

Looking at it now, the firepower is on a completely different level compared to something like Psycho.
It’s so silly that there are 24 beam cannons on the back, but I love it.

The various beams with adjustable angles and the arms of something like dragoons, along with armor that primarily relies on reflectors, have a strong persuasion that they cannot be operated by an ordinary natural user.
Drugging the living CPU and shooting!

Since there’s a cannon on the shoulder, Psycho + Vickzam + Zeong + Gun Cannon.

A machine that accurately damages the mental state of the brigadier general.

I really think it’s a masterpiece that it’s powered by a battery.

In the world of species warfare, it’s like they genuinely believe that the winner is the one who exterminates the other, rather than just fighting for power or control.

This site where they’re designing this looks really fun.

GQ Psycho, try a little harder! But stop with the thread image! Stop it, stop it!

But you die just from being stabbed in the chest, you know.

I cannot defeat the Ace of Compass, but the Ace of Compass cannot protect the citizens from my beam.
Everyone is different, and that’s what makes them good.

Can’t we increase the mass production capability by omitting deformation?

Before the Compass arrives, I can kill around 400 coordinators!

If you get close, you can take them down!
How do I get there?

The purpose is genocide; it’s just too brainless.

CE is not necessarily a good relationship between earthlings…
I don’t care about trying to burn it down.

Seeing that high firepower and long range Dritzehn is visible, I really don’t want to get near it with a battleship.

CE doesn’t have the idea that everyone is different and that’s good.
Everyone is different, so everyone should die.

There are a lot of beams, but I wonder which one has the most destructive power.

They say to stab in the chest, but there are also huge Super Scylla three-gun suites in the chest, you know.
I really don’t want to go, dodging swords and arms.

Well, since they are remnants of Burkos, I guess they want to take someone down with them even if it’s just one person… that’s the vibe.

Why do you prioritize destroying the city over fighting the enemy?

The vulcan near its head is nearly the same caliber as Din’s handheld machine gun and is four times larger, and it also has a beam twice the size of the Raider’s in its mouth.
Even if you get close, it’s usually instant death.

Understanding the values in this area will help.
It is easy to understand why Siegel, who argued that coordinators should mix with naturals and dilute to disappear as a species, is dynamically assassinated.

It’s really terrible that Kira’s father and the alliance king are relatively the better ones in their respective fields.

Destroy is often treated as weak, but it’s actually pretty strong.

It’s unfortunate that there was a time when they were trying to release a new type of Destroyer in a movie.

My sense of ethics has become CE, as I hoped for the psycho to shoot beams and burn people.

The evacuation route sabotage is truly professional, isn’t it…

It feels like there’s a power ratio of 100 times between the mob, the weapons of mass destruction, and the ace.

If you burn the town, it will become difficult to live there, so just that alone makes me happy.

Well, ordinary people also have a sense of stopping; even Ezaria was drawn back by Genesis.
It is only at the point where it is about to perish or not perish that it works…

The Psycho of Zikauks suddenly appeared as a huge MA in Shibuya Center Street! It was on that level…

According to the setting, it seems there’s a differentiation where Scylla’s chest can maneuver more easily.

There are both groups: those who believe gene therapy is good even in a natural state and those who say don’t touch anything or I’ll kill you.

Let’s do it… Activate Destroy inside the plant!

I think the lack of escort ships and the residual effects of Destiny are both contributing to a critical decline in cognitive ability, similar to being under the influence of drugs.
I’m confused by things like the novel version and the afterimage.

Doo-chan has deployed the bits in a ring shape after purging the armor, yet not much of the building is damaged, which shows the skill of a master craftsman.

The one that senselessly scorched everything around with an all-directional beam in the movie.

The name “Destroy” is so on-the-nose that it’s great how it really does destroy, just like the name suggests…

Usually, if you ride something that big, you’d get so excited that you’d throw out a massive beam along the road for no reason and sweep everything away, right?

In the theatrical version, flowers are suddenly blown away, and although it’s a massacre scene that shouldn’t be funny, it’s just too entertaining.

Massacres are limited to living CPUs…

Those who cannot move for the sake of a pure and blue world end up like that.

I think the terrible aspect of CE is that it’s easy to justify the mass killings carried out by ordinary pilots due to the Borkos ideology and the Code of the Chosen.

The omnidirectional beam also sounds good while being emitted.

It’s amazing that it was used in a semi-destroyed state in the movie.

Too perfect as a symbol of evil.

I never expected to be reminded of the greatness of Destroy in the new Gundam series.

When it comes to large MS, this is it!
Some air conditioners are trash.

Tearing through space-time (Three連スキュラ, cutting down refugees and the land)

It’s hard to stop laughing when I think of the flower that seems to have been blown away for what is just a little over a year in the story’s timeline.

There is no weapon on the legs.

I’m recalling whether the red beam was harmful to the environment.