Moreover, they die in episode 39, so it’s a really minor role.

The fact that it’s a notable NT that appeared in the first anime makes it valuable, right?

Is it really necessary to recreate that ridiculously huge helmet?

When I watched the TV version, Laala’s helmet was also big.
In short, the NT-exclusive normal suit has a big helmet, right?

I thought the helmet was big to maintain Lala’s hairstyle because I saw the movie first.

It really looks like a helmet from an SD (Super Deformed) Gundam.

I watched it because a character named Braubro mentioned it in episode 33.
Only the bra has returned.

Was magnet coating that close to the end?

In Tomino’s notes, it was mentioned that Sharia Blu dies, and then the NT unit under Sharia Blu begins to attack.

I understand that it’s considered relatively important since the cast seems to be assigned appropriately.

It’s a small role, but Amuro is freaking out, so it leaves an impression.

I feel that a gentlemanly and composed mature pure newtype is rare to see even in later Universal Century works.

Why is such a gentleman assumed to be a young homo uncle?

Those who got involved with Char and Amuro end up that way at quite a high probability…

It’s tough being turned into a prideful, grumpy old man or a young gay old man.

Sharia Bull appears in episode 39 out of a total of 43 episodes.Wait, are they going to have the Abawouku battle and settle their long-standing grudge in episode 4 from that point?
Isn’t it a bit rushed?

The ending of Gundam is really unexpectedly fast-paced, isn’t it?

I love characters like Sharia from the manga version who resemble homos.

In the first half, Lala is unstoppable, and meanwhile… greets Gihren and then launches at breakneck speed and dies.

But it’s super interesting, so it seems that this speed is fine.

It seems that Kycilia is saying the same about the homeland and Granada.
Although there are still remnants of the Zeon forces that cannot be considered at a level of strength, it ended with a ceasefire agreement.

In fact, it’s said that Gundam was completed as a work because it was canceled.
Despite being rushed at the end, it was tightly wrapped up and has been recognized as the best finale in robot anime history for over 40 years, connecting to “Escape,” which shows the incredible talent of director Ohtaka at that time.

It’s really short from when Lala died to A Baoa Qu, isn’t it?
According to Tomino’s notes, there was a considerable development in between.

Considering that there are eight episodes from the point Lara appears, it might not feel out of place to think of that as the final chapter.

Zabe’s psycho suit is the latest model, huh?

Since returning to space, Amuro has become unusually strong, which I feel is somewhat influenced by the尺.

In the final episode of Tomino Memo, the White Base crew, who were shot down by the guards, and Char revive using Newtype power and deliver the righteous wrath (bullets) to Gihren, achieving a great victory! So honestly, it would be better for Amuro, without directly settling the grudge, to live on fulfilled after going through his answer to Lalah.

In the beginning, we were so leisurely practicing the Core Fighter docking training.

This helmet looks kind of gym-like when you take a closer look.

Director Tomino has a high ability to create, but even more so, he has a high ability to bring things together.

I’m currently watching episode 1 and I saw a preview that the green uncle will appear next, so I’m looking forward to it.

Amuro, who was unable to separate cleanly from his parents due to disappointment, survives by nesting in the core fighter of the Gundam created by his father, and the shape of his escape is really beautiful, isn’t it?

There was a huge halberd held by a unicorn plastic model.
I recently learned that the origin of that thing was the Gundam from the Chogokin before the Gundam model kits came out.

>>42I’ll allocate costs and factories for the mass production of Big Zam…

Considering that the opponent is the ultimate Amuro, all the MA that have appeared since returning to space are strong.

Certainly, this is an old-looking face.

It’s clear that the editing power is amazing when you look at the New Testament Z.

According to Tomino’s notes, a talented newcomer was assigned to the White Base, and even though Amuro took care of them, they died in battle, which is part of Amuro’s story of enhancing his Newtype abilities; originally, there were supposed to be more developments in that process.

Wearing a helmet that looks like a gym head…

If it hadn’t been canceled, Sharia Bull might have been defeated over several episodes…

The tension in episodes 41 to 43 is incredible…
I don’t mind if the drawing is a bit rough.

It seems that someone has to die for the NT power to increase after all.

Yona from the narrative was wearing a similarly huge helmet.

In hindsight, I think the shortened version was better organized and worked well.
It’s more characteristic for both Gihren and Kshiriya to die in a place unrelated to the protagonist.

This week’s surprising and shocking machine segment.

Well, in the end, the fact that the movie turned out like that means it was a good way to wrap things up.

Even though the appearance was brief, at that point, being able to take on a formation of Rick Doms normally makes an impact, especially since Kai and Hayato became completely ineffective.
Isn’t it about the first battle of the Trio where Kai’s cannon was instantly taken down and they retreated?

It’s sad that in Origin, Gihren-sama has become a pathetic old man who gets jealous of Lalah.

The real NT that appeared last in the X Tonkichi MS series was there, though.
Was it a Shariable homage?

I’ve been thinking that this helmet looks like a gym.

Mr. Yasuhiko himself thinks the concept of Newtype is unnecessary, so it probably will be like that.

Although he was defeated by Amuro, at this point, Char Aznable was strong enough to scatter other top members of the Federation, including Kai.

I only know three movies.

Shariable Episode 1
Lala Episode 2
Abauaku Episode 2
Is that the end?

In Origin, Sharron was made into a really insignificant character, but on the contrary, Ma Kubbe was rampaging, and it’s so amusing how they have no intention of hiding their preferences.

The only image I had of that person was one of death from a long time ago.

In the novel, she was a more important NT than Lala.

Dodge, Shims! I died because I couldn’t dodge, so I think I could have done more if I had a mecha that I could control alone.

In the first place, if it were just Lalah and Char, we could have defeated them.

Is Shalia really 29 years old!?
Mr. Bright’s age is strange, but this one is also quite something.

Someone who appeared and died immediately, but had an elaborate backstory.

In a drama, taking 5 minutes of a 20-minute anime is quite a stretch.