I wonder if it’s something they want to mass-produce to that extent, changing the methods and the products.
Isn’t it because I wanted to make various things like that?
If you can create it well, it will add prestige to the company.
The Anaheim upper management said, “We spent a ridiculous amount of money to make this, so we want to get paid back.”
They’re probably in too deep because they’re doing ridiculous things… I saw the completion with Rezel just to be sure, though.
Do you want to transform it into a mass-produced machine? Wouldn’t it be fine with geta?
>>4Variable machines sell for a higher price than geta, right?
Nothing is wrong.
Don’t think about mass production.
I really like Lizel, but seeing it get criticized a lot makes me cry.
>>7I think it’s correct to reduce costs by making the interior equipment and armaments compatible and adjusting performance based on the presence or absence of a limiter.
Because back when Ζ was made, there was almost no armament compatibility for each Anaheim model.
>>7Until the small aircraft fully infiltrated, it continued to be deployed at the front lines, and although it wasn’t on the same level as the Jegan, it was a highly successful mass-produced machine that fought alongside the F90… ?
>>7I understand that if we mass-produce Z, it will end up like that.
I can understand why someone would say, “No, this isn’t Z!”
If it has twin eyes, you can already say it’s a Gundam level.
>>11It’s at a level where you could argue whether it’s the Ri Gundam or not…
I thought it was a discussion about Gunpla.
Is it really okay for it to break just by being deformed…?
>>12This is the HG Revive.
On our side, the color separation of the flying armor is limited to PB’s 0088, so it’s a bit confusing.
In the world of the story, Rizeru is normally valued.
You shouldn’t take what the variable machine anti here says seriously.
Regarding the Riesel, it is clearly stated in the model kit instructions that Anaheim developed it under a commission from the Federation army.
For some reason, there are kids who interpret that Anaheim pushed it forcefully.
If you transport an MS and it transforms right away to join the battle, that’s a significant advantage compared to just using a geta. That’s what the Rizeil thinks.
Only RG breaks immediately when it deforms!
It’s funny that Karaba has successfully mass-produced the Zeta Plus, leaving Anaheim aside.
>>19Zeta Plus is a joint development between Karaba and Anaheim, but what are you saying?
>>20Well then, the mass-produced types Z and ZⅡ developed solely by Anaheim are…
>>22I thought multiple projects were running in parallel.
>>22The mass-produced type would likely turn out like that if it’s an extension of the prototype, and ZII is not just about the machine itself but related to issues like the budget situation of the AEUG. If anything, it was a good work that could be considered the predecessor of the ReZEL.
>>19Ah… Anaheim made Delta Plus…
>>21I wonder why they aimed for mass production with the Delta series, which was a failure, after the success of the Zeta Plus.
>>26I mean, we failed at that time, but isn’t it possible with today’s technology? Isn’t it just redoing the Delta Gundam?
There are a few made with variations, but Delta Plus.
>>19Before laughing alone, reconsider the settings.
>>37Response from the incompetent employee at Anaheim, lol.
You seem to want to talk about the setting, despite having a rough understanding of it.
I feel the spirit of the Federation that continued to challenge the mass production of RX78.
I understand that the concept cannot be abandoned because the range of activities that can be performed independently with the variable mechanism is expanding.
It seems that Z-MSV and Sentinel are not linked in terms of settings, here and there…
Z+ is a success, but I guess the cost is a concern, so they might have wanted to create something based on the Hyakushiki.
Z plus derived from Z
Is it okay to use Delta Plus, which is derived from the Hyaku Shiki?
I feel like Z and the Hyakushiki were kind of like relatives.
Delta Plus is a prototype that combines Delta’s revenge and production prospects.
The mass-produced type Z is originally a machine that focused on the performance of the Z’s MS form, so omitting the transformation seems to be in line with the concept.
On the other hand, while it’s stated that ZII has incorporated the mechanisms of the Metas to increase productivity, since it was ultimately replaced by the ZZ, it’s questionable whether it was even considered as a mass-produced machine in the first place.
>>34It’s just as the concept suggests, but being criticized about that in the competition and losing to the Hyakushiki Kai…
>>34If you think that even if they make mass-produced models, there are no pilots to put in them, it makes sense that they leaned towards a superweapon approach similar to Neo Zeon.
>>49Wasn’t Neo Zeon’s super weaponization in response to ZZ?
>>52In any case, we are clearly at a disadvantage in terms of personnel compared to the Federation.
Karaba is mass-producing the land combat variant of the Hyakushiki instead of the mass-produced type, which is impressive, isn’t it, Ruō Trading Company?
>>35I wonder why the Land Battle Type 100 Modified doesn’t appear much in the side stories…
>>38Simply put, the calories for drawing are abnormal.
I don’t dislike the feeling that ZⅡ doesn’t live up to its name.
Karaba is always at the forefront, so cost? What do I care, idiot! That’s the impression I get.
The reason ZⅡ was not adopted seems to be due to the financial deterioration of the AEURO side (with ZZ as a replacement), so it might have met the requirements.
Thanks to the machines that were pushed around due to the troubles with their settings, they have become a significant financial power for Karaba…
>>44The patron is super rich celebrities like the head of the Ruo Trading Company.
>>44The wrinkles of the setting are showing, but that in itself allows for the depiction of major capital as an economic theme in the Universal Century.
I want to mass-produce the ace aircraft that led us to victory in the war as much as possible.
Since we’re also requisitioning and deploying the Gaplan, Karaba…
Rizer succeeded in mass production, but can it fly in that form?
Since you don’t really need that many, isn’t Delta Plus fine?
>>47Rather, isn’t Delta Plus more expensive than Rezel, which shares parts with Jegan…?
It seems like the ground level is enough with Anksha.
>>47I can’t fly.
The one that can fly is the leader aircraft with wings.
>>50On the contrary, can you really fly just by attaching a pair of wings like that?
>>75Maybe it’s properly calculated.
Angle, etc.
>>75Since it is assumed to be within the colony, it should be fine to fly using only thrust.
>>50It’s not about the commander ship, it’s about whether it has a wing unit installed or not.
Make the Hi-Mega as powerful as a Buster Rifle.
If we can put something like that on ZZ’s forehead, it should be doable.
>>51Got it! Hyper Mega Cannon!
At the point in 1996, the Rezel had been deployed in actual combat while the Delta Plus was still a prototype; they can’t be competitive rivals…
Isn’t it good if everything is Dodai with Jegan type?
>>56Isn’t it because it was created for various reasons that are not good?
>>56Since we can load one more MS in the space onboard the SFS.
One of the reasons the SFS-compatible Rizer was well-received.
I think it is clear that the usefulness of variable machines has been passed down to the era of V.
Rather, Delta Plus is a troublesome outlier in terms of operation due to its failure in the competition.
>>59It’s been thrown to Nehl Aargama, which is also struggling to be incorporated into the formation, as it’s difficult to fit it in.
I wonder if Ζ is that well-known in the world of the story.
In the movie, only the Jim III appears, Karaba.
Where did you put the ZMSV unit?
>>61I was going to introduce Metasmariner…
I mean, I don’t think they want to produce too many SFS that are only as good as a stepping stone for MS…
>>65Even though we showed so much operation apart from the scaffolding in Hathaway.
>>65It looks like it would be difficult to stack and would take up a lot of space.
AE: “We failed to mass-produce the variable machine…”
Karaba: “We will mass-produce Z Plus with your separate team.”
AE: “I tried to mass-produce the One Hundred Type Kai as an alternative to the variable machines, but it failed…”
Karaba: “We will mass-produce the Earth Warfare Type Hyaku Shiki Kai.”
Since it has a biosensor, there’s no way they are considering mass production, right, Delpla?
>>68Rather, it was assumed that it would also be mounted on mass-produced models.
It seems that kind of thing could lead to an increase in costs as well.
It seems that it was difficult to release Z-MSV during the timing of ZZ.
Since there aren’t many large-scale battles like the One Year War, even if we can put together high-class mass production plans, there aren’t any opportunities for them to be used in the field… That aside, companies want to sell expensive products.
Anaheim is a corporation, but Karaba is a military…
I want a万能 machine that can do anything, though I can’t say I don’t understand.
They simply couldn’t produce it at the target cost.
Rizel is made for space, and until the appearance of Penelope, machines that can fly by overcoming gravity under gravitational conditions were probably limited to the Zeta series and the Asshimar series, right?
>>76Isn’t the Byalan an amazing guy?
I feel like I saw that Rizeru can enter the atmosphere with wing binders attached.
SFS can also be used as a simple transport aircraft like the Dublin relief operation of ZZ, so it’s quite versatile.
Rizeru-kun was relatively successful.
Isn’t the journey too long?
>>84It’s nice, isn’t it? The looming threat of miniaturization.
>>88That said, I think Rizel is being deployed with the FF squad that operates small aircraft and is getting some pretty good air.
>>88Is it nearly 30 years later that mass-produced small aircraft are circulating…?
>>97If it just circulates, then in about ten years, heavy guns will be developed, and shortly after that, G Cannons will also come out.
>>109If it’s a little over ten years in the Universal Century, that’s quite a long time! Hahaha!
>>114I mean, 14 years is quite a long time, it’s top-class longevity, right?
It’s as long as it took for the Gym II to be completely retired.
>>135Even after the Heavy Gun comes out, I’ll still use it.
Well, I understand that buying the HG for the Doddai Kai or Base Jabber can be a hassle for carrier deployment.
>>85The tough part is that it’s wider than the MS to mount the MS…
Since there are precedents like the Asshimar and Gaplant, wings are probably not particularly essential.
>>89Asshimar has a body that can be treated as wings.
The Gya plan has a range issue because it doesn’t have wings.
Since the Wave Rider can fly, the Rezel’s wing unit should be a piece of cake.
Gundam Mark 5 and Lauren Nakamoto went to Neo Zeon.
I have to fight the Dooben Wolf in Gym III.
When I saw the beam rotor, I thought, “What is this…?” but when I thought about it more, it’s actually a really innovative technology.
It seems pretty tough to intercept the variable machines with just the Z using SFS and MS.
In the UC era, we can enhance the performance of the main body, it’s not disposable, it can also be made into a simple variable machine, and isn’t the G Defender great? It feels like we’re exploring possibilities.
In the end, the Z Gundam is excellent because it can enter the atmosphere solo and has the longest operational range.
Whether it’s a replacement or a complete transformation, I don’t want it to be transformed…
>>99Alopecia film
Loose joints.
Astona is holding his head.
Gaplan was aiming for atmospheric re-entry rather than flying.
In the end, skipping MS itself isn’t really a problem as much as it sounds.
Differences in the concept arise due to implementation.
Anihime isn’t really good at designing budget versions, to begin with.
>>102I think I’m quite good at looking at heavy guns.
I just don’t really want to do it.
>>107The Cannon Gundam was also properly made into a mass production version.
>>102Both Nemo and Marasai are ultimately high-end mass-produced machines, and the Jegan could not produce even 100 units in four years.
>>112I think it’s more like Jegan is cheap, or the budget is being held back for some reason.
>>102The federation must have been insisting on expensive but high-performance items because they have the money.
In the 100s, it was definitely time to make it cheaper.
I want one that can be played with in MS form fixed in the Gundam Universe.
There is a setting where the G Fighter, which can store various things aside from MS and has considerable firepower, is highly valued.
Isn’t it tough that SFS has low combat power on its own?
>>104It is indeed a convenient sandal that can be controlled on the MS side as well.
I think the reasoning behind the need for variable machines in the Federation is quite logical…
I really like Zeta Plus, but it seems to be treated poorly in the anime adaptation.
The G Cannon didn’t have much of a role, but I worked hard to reproduce the Cannon Gundam within practical limits.
It seems that running multiple plans for mass production will end up being quite expensive.
>>115Still, not even one colony or something.
That Nemoh is a high-end mass-produced machine…
There’s absolutely no air of that at all…
>>116The main body is one thing, but the weapon is another.
>>116It seems to be quite high-end, to the point that the Federation is reluctant to mass-produce after Gryps.
>>116In the setting of ZZ at that time, there is a sentence stating, “Due to poor cost performance, ZZ was not manufactured during that era.”
>>124I think it’s about what they say in Sentinel.
>>116The armor uses Gundarium alloy.
The Axis’s heavy MS forces had to enhance individual performance as they would lose in numbers, so ZZ is irrelevant.
I don’t even know whose responsibility the development costs are in the first place…
It seems like Aeugoo doesn’t have much money.
>>123I asked the Luo Trading Company.
It’s not like Nemoto is stronger than Jegan or anything.
>>125It seems likely that the Nemo using Gundarium has tougher armor.
Considering that, it’s a small-scale battle.
It should have been Gundarium γ that solved the cost-performance issue…
There is a child who just wants to make fun of variable machines and is talking only based on the atmosphere without reading the existing settings.
>>131Aren’t they just making fun of Anaheim?
>>147In the end, it doesn’t change the fact that you just want to mock without actually understanding the settings properly.
Here is the amazing Z Gundam!
Z has dedicated parts that lack compatibility and exist solely for transformation. The movable parts that exist solely for transformation are useless in MS form—on top of that, magnet coating is essential. The coating’s paint generates overload during transformation, which can lead to significant incidents. This is the reason why its maintainability is considered defective. Each time something happens, a full maintenance requires tearing it apart! If it’s going to require that much effort, rather than cost-cutting, it should be treated as a high-end machine! Stop it, Raymond!
>>133*Grips – The most balanced and highest-rated MS during the First Neo Zeon War.
>>138If we assume that the performance is guaranteed and proceed with mass production, then there are these problems to consider…
>>138This Raymond is just saying, “Let’s stop mass production and make a small number of Ζ itself!”
>>133I feel like there might be some significance in the mass-produced Z Gundam that has interchangeable parts with the Z Gundam and has removed unnecessary parts from its MS form.
No, it’s really not there.
>>133But that high performance increases the survival rate of the mechanics remaining on board, at least a little.
I feel like one of the reasons for various modifications to this masterpiece was its mass production.
By the 100s, it seems that procuring a Gira Doga is considered to be cheaper and higher performance.
The fact that the armor material of the Jegan is like that is due to military downsizing, you know.
Mobile suits like Nemo or Marasai seem to be just what is needed.
But it seems like Zeta was really popular in the late 80s during the Universal Century…
The head of the Hardigan modified machine (G Custom) that appeared in F90FF is repurposed from the Z-series prototype.
Therefore, even in the Universal Century 110s, the development of the Z series continues within Anaheim.
You’ve been burned out by Zeta too much, haven’t you?
>>143The Zeta was the first to gain recognition as AE’s flagship model, so I believe there is a tendency for AE’s MS development department to revere the Zeta.
In the end, TMS will continue to exist forever.
Part 2 of F90FF is a story set 115 years later, but Rizeru is still active there.
It has been about 20 years since I have been active.
There are many MS in the Z series, but I feel like the Hyper Mega Launcher hasn’t been inherited much…
>>149Isn’t it because it’s half-hearted?
The High Mega Cannon has a few descendants.
>>149There are big rifles and sniper rifles from time to time.
>>149I was really surprised by the flow where the reconnaissance-type Jegan overwhelms the prototype Hardigan. F90FF
No, it’s a story about how amazing the pilot is; it’s surprising that with that appearance and personality, they are such a strong character and an NT.
There are too many Anaheim operatives.
It’s definitely Sanarii, isn’t it?
>>154You should reflect a little more on the matter of Cannon Gundam-kun.
It was just that some novice was talking about a false setting and got called out for it, right?
There’s a rumor that Anaheim has a department for putting out online fires.
That Sanarii-kun completely ignores the customer’s requests.
>>159In the end, it’s because it’s a laboratory over there.
Anaheim is really the worst, after all.
It seems that Anaheim is also making terrorists’ MS.
Let’s attach the Minovsky Craft to the White Base and freely fly through the sky!
>>163It will be a long time before you can do that.
>>163It’s impressive that they managed to cram it down to the size of the V’s core fighter.
You’re trying to make a flow of jokes by talking nonsense and embarrassing yourself, aren’t you?
That’s just not interesting at all.
What is it with enhancement proposals that deliberately kill off the precious transformation mechanism?
Sanarii is a small factory with an artisan spirit…
In the end, why do you want to ridicule a fictional company with such superficial knowledge?
The Anaheim employees really showed up, didn’t they…
>>170That’s getting pretty cold.
>>170Why don’t you stop saying the other person is strange when your superficial knowledge is just being pushed onto them?
“Men should silently support M.I.P.”
This type of adhesive is from the former Twymad’s second division.
I work at PhoneBrown, so I know a lot about it.
The Full Armor Z first appeared in a model kit manga.
I don’t really understand the mass-produced Z type.
The mass-produced ZZ is an excellent machine apart from its cost.
If it’s Z’s thing, it’s a one-time limited situation special equipment, so I think it’s fine.
What are you seeing, Anaheim employee?
>>179What do those who talk about false information as if it’s the truth see?
Even if it transforms, it’s only Z that doesn’t have a weird body shape in MS form, and perhaps that’s what makes it a masterpiece.
It’s more like it’s well-balanced or something.
It’s pathetic to shift the blame and say that it’s abnormal to challenge the idea that I’m not at fault.
I might have witnessed the moment the Anaheim Antifa troll was born.
>>186Probably bald.
You’re aware that posting criticism or slander against Anaheim in a thread with Z thread images could lead to reporting, right?
Each MS has its fans, so it’s only natural that there would be pushback if you try to easily belittle them…
>>189I want you to take a good look at the text without a thread title.
>>191A weird kid spewing random stuff is unrelated to the main text, right?
>>194They might be trying to rub it off on the thread without a name.
No, it’s not about fans or insulting or criticizing.
I think they just spouted misinformation with superficial knowledge and ended up self-destructing.
It’s been a while since there’s been a thread defending Anaheim this much!
>>192Isn’t it just pointing out a mistake in the setting rather than a defense?
>>192Could you quote which one looks like a defense?
>>192Do you really think that being made a fool of is a defense of the criticism target?
Even Lizer has ended up being out of the game in terms of cost in the end.
>>193What are you talking about being out…?
>>199It’s famous.
>>204Where is the source?
>>199The story of how I thought “getas and the main production machine are good!”
>>209Is it happening…?
>>212Rather, it’s Rizeru who clearly shows superiority over the geta.
>>193All the onboard fighters of the Federal flagship General Revil were Risels, and isn’t it being manufactured more chaotically than I expected?
Well, the General Revel was blown away by an NT.
It’s the people who blame the performance of the Qubeley for Quattro’s weakness that are really getting on Anaheim’s nerves.
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