Shining Finger is a kabuki pose, so you can understand if you watch the anime.

If it’s obviously wrapped in ropes, it won’t become popular, right?

It just looks like a palm strike or an iron claw, shining finger!

The Yamato Gundam surprisingly feels like “Yamato,” probably because of the colors and the skirt part giving off a Yamato vibe.
Is God… like a halo?

Your face is turning red.

It’s packed with too many elements like kabuki, the two swords at the waist, and a haori-like shoulder, almost like a Maxstar.

Actually, I think face open is a little creepy.

If you don’t know Kabuki, it won’t resonate with you.
The head of the super mode is just like the Kabuki play “Zan,” but only old men know about it.

Blue doesn’t really have an image in Japan.

Gundam is good because it is Japan itself.

The name Matador Gundam and the cow head design are just weird, right?

It’s a world where pointing out the weirdness would go on endlessly, so I’m going to stop.

I quite like the Statue of Liberty cannon.

What was the Russian element of Bolt Gundam again… oh, I looked it up and that thing on its head is a Cossack hat.

What is this crab Gundam!?

Well, it would be easy to understand if the SE went “pom pom”…

The biggest problem is the arrogance of naming it “God” even though everyone is using names based on their own country motifs.

I understand that there’s some restraint being shown, but I also think that such intense qualities don’t necessarily need to be portrayed by the main character.

The name “Rising Gundam” is quite good.

A Scud Gundam from a certain Middle Eastern country…

There are quite a few blue large armors.

It might be said that casually attaching the word “god” is, conversely, typical of Japan.

Japanese people do not know Japan.

Burning Gundam

The Zeus Gundam also has a very high arrogance rating.

What kind of idea is it to dress Nobel in a sailor uniform?

The jacket illustration card that was included in the soundtrack at that time.
There was a Shining with a Kabuki-style coloring drawn by Okawara.
I wonder where I can see that now.

I’m sure there are special awards for elements reflecting national motifs.
I can’t help but think that there are countries aiming for that and others that aren’t.

I wonder which country would have the highest difficulty level in a quiz based solely on appearances?

Maybe there is something from Japan that became super famous with that red, white, and blue coloring.
In the G-Gundam world, that tricolor would probably evoke “Japan!” and lead to drinking symptoms.

I’m thinking I want the RG Shining, but I don’t have any information about the core lander, and I’m getting scared that it might not come off.

There are no Japanese elements, but if it’s Burning Gundam, then it’s a Neo Japan-produced mechanical fighter.
Shining
Rising
I don’t dislike that Burning fits nicely with three.

In the first place, it’s strange that every country has an English name.

The God Gundam is more on the Buddha-like side, isn’t it?

It’s the shoulder and the ceremonial jacket, right?

Master Gundam! I understand.
Grand Gundam! I understand.
Walter Gundam! …Huh?
Gundam Heaven’s Sword! …???
When combined, it’s the Grand Master Gundam!
Isn’t something strange?

RG God was normally made, and there is space to insert on the back in the upper body structural diagram of the product page.
Maybe it’s okay, Korander… It’s scary that there’s no explanation, though.

It probably refers to the Anti-Devil Gundam or Counter Devil Gundam, meaning “God” or something like that…

Even though Spiegel is stylishly put together, when you say Germany, it somehow has a German-like design…

It’s packed with enthusiasm as the first Gundam not set in the Universal Century, all the way from the design to the world setting.
They’re all thinking while missing a few screws.

Spiegel is black and the helmet is Germany… Germany?

Since I can use German Ninja techniques, it enhances the German element even more.

Is Master Asia supposed to be Japanese?

German soldier’s helmet and coat.
The German specialty Solingen folding knife is packed with features.

It’s well known that the ninjutsu that was exchanged with Germany during World War II evolved uniquely into German ninjutsu.

When it comes to Sweden, it’s Sailor Moon, right?

Look at Schwarz’s head.
It clearly looks like Germany.

I like Pharaoh Gundam because its motif is easy to understand and looks cool… it’s become a zombie.

Mermaids are strong in underwater combat, and that makes sense.
But in the Gundam Fight, there are also land battles, so that guy is probably quite strong on land as well.

“Let’s create zombie soldiers with civilians from Shinjuku… as Gundam is saying (shifting responsibility)”

Once you’ve become a Neo-German woman, you need to wear that mask.

It’s amazing how just fists aren’t enough; you have to express it in words for it to get through, just like in Gundam.

Isn’t it bad that in Germany, once you put on a mask, you can’t tell who anyone is?

>>16Thanks to that Gundam, I…
I just found out that the Little Mermaid was a story created in Denmark…

If we lose to Neo-Russia
Oshiroshia…

Since NTs are also humanity, if NTs only understand each other in the NT space and exchange words, it sounds very Gundam.

Understanding each other through fists is really Gundam, with Domon being deeply committed to this like an all-purpose dialogue technique from the middle to the final part.
In that sense, Allenby is also a properly strong enhanced human-type heroine.

Rain said, “I’m not a fighter…”
I have always been concerned that I can’t truly understand Domon and that I can’t be like Allenby or Chibodee.
Conversely, you’re the only one who can be close to Domon as someone who isn’t a fighter.
You can be more confident.

Spiegel takes elements and stylishly incorporates German flavor into them.
This view of Germany is the negative Germany, isn’t it…?

It’s not a guard corps, it’s the cloak of the national defense army, so it’s not necessarily a negative thing.

It seems there are Neo-England and perhaps Neo-Scotland as well.

The real Schwartz’s face was also featured in the super class, right?

When it comes to Kabuki, I don’t particularly have an image of it making my face swell like this.

Which country is the Scud Gundam from?

Speaking of being gentle, it seems like I once wore something like a kimono with a sash.

I want to see the Riki Gundam.

Neo-Israel’s Koran Gundam!?

The Scud Gundam is so isolated that not even a single concept illustration has been released.
It comes out normally in super, so it’s hard to understand the position.

Due to the rider, it’s easy to end up striking a pose reminiscent of the Chinese Constitution, which makes characters like God feel even more nationality-ambiguous.

Well, naming it simply “God” is indeed very Japanese.

The original is the July 1994 issue of Newtype.
It’s not Neo-Iraq, but about the Scud Gundam.
It was just written as “archenemy Iraq Gundam,” sorry about that.