It’s nice how it completely shattered the preconceived notions of Gundam…

Is this kind of Gundam… okay? Well, never mind! Nice to meet you!

As expected, the fact that they packed in transformation gimmicks all over the body really resonated with my inner child.
The God Gundam feels somewhat lacking.

It feels more like they just catered to the kids who had their sense of Gundam shattered by SD Gundam at the time.

Don’t just leave it at that.

The Shining Finger was a great invention.
The Turn X’s demolition manipulator also includes Destiny’s Palma and followers.

Finally, the end of this month, huh? I hope I can buy it.

There was no preconceived notion about Gundam for children who liked SD Gundam…
In a way, it’s the most flexible generation of Gundam.

I think it was good that we properly explained everything in a special program before the broadcast.

Isn’t it problematic to trivialize everything by just saying “only”?

A handsome guy with a flushed face appears, nice…

Thank you, fighting game boom!

I prefer Shining over God in terms of design.
God is too flashy for a fighting machine…

The super mode is a clear power-up, and that’s great.
Each part unfolding made a lot of brain juice flow out.

Is this the first time we see clear parts on the chest as well, in a subtle shining design?

The scene where BGM plays and it goes “crack! crack!” as it unfolds into super mode is really great… it makes you feel that way.

Why is there KABUKI as the main machine in a fighting Gundam…?

I’m worried if you’ll break it properly, so I’m hesitating to show my face, bald guy.

I liked that it was easy to understand even for kids.
From the beginning to the end, I only remember the general flow of the story, excluding the OVA, about a G level.

The basic special move, the Iron Claw, was quite challenging to shine.

The God Gundam feels a bit lacking since it doesn’t have any leg transformation other than the thruster deployment… It looks neat, though.

I’m interested in this model kit, but there are no specifications for the core lander at all.
Whether it can be separated or not.

The concept of multiple Gundams had existed before, but promoting it on such a large scale was groundbreaking.

There was a guy who I absolutely hated among my friends at that time.
This isn’t Gundam! Don’t do things like a fighting game!
Just by seeing me putting the MG Gundam I decorated in a fighting pose as a joke, he got angry.

Shining is KABUKI, but God is HOTOKE.

The first Gundam I watched was the recent V, but I didn’t understand the story, so I stopped watching it quickly. This is when I started watching properly.

There’s no problem with the Core Lander even though the Crossbone is reproducing the Core Fighter.

However, excluding self-parodies like SD or build series, I still think that the only thing that has gone this far is the thread image, which makes me feel that there are definitely lines that can be crossed.

Meeting all sorts of people in the preliminaries.
Participate in a serious battle in the main event.
Win and take care of the aftermath.
Easy to understand

The original shape of the chest is a straight ball inspired by armor, but I wonder why it changed again after MG.

Certainly, the only kit I can think of that allows the Core Fighter type to separate and isn’t explained is the Mobile Suit Ensemble Shining Gundam.
Even the Mobile Suit Ensemble has been reproduced, so it should be fine.
Strictly speaking, there is a canopy on the backpack, so it doesn’t fit into the main body.

If you think of the face-open as a continuation of the popular F91, it makes sense.

The golden appearance in Super Mode looks like Dragon Ball, but I wonder if that came first.

Shining Finger, you know.
You’re just grabbing it and breaking it, aren’t you?
I really like it!!!!!!!!

When viewed as a work by Imagawa, it is properly folded and becomes impressive.

If you knew about Banpresto at that time, you couldn’t say that F91 wasn’t popular.

To be honest, one reason why the character of East Undefeated is dramatically more famous than the original character from the Chinese source material is because of this old man (in his 50s).
If Shuffle Heart hadn’t appeared in G Generation, wouldn’t it have just been buried in history as a background setting?

Is it true that in the sequel, they are still left with the master’s arm pierced in their abdomen in the Guiana Highlands?

The situation of Gundam in the early ’90s, where they managed to keep things going with just F91.

It’s strange that our side is hitting too well, causing the popularity of SD to shrink.

So it’s okay for Gundam to do things like this…
That’s awesome!

The reason W and X appear to be honor students.

In the sequel, Domon and Rain are all tangled up, so I… stopped reading.

It’s a bit of a strange way to say it, but boys who got hooked on G Gundam ended up drifting away with ∀ Gundam.

The five Gundams resemble a squad of heroes, but G represents rivals from various countries, W has more individual actions, X has two out of the five as enemies, and Seed features enemies besides the protagonist.
It’s four bodies that always act together in the same organization, but it’s around 00, huh?

Isn’t the Maxstar design a bit too greedy?

The place where you live is also relevant, but in the first place, there was no way to see ∀.

With execution BGM in the background, a special move!
This can work for Gundam too.

I switched to Mini 4WD after GW…

It may be understandable that Bolt, with its main gimmicks of Bit-based Rose and Hammer, did not come out as 1/100 at that time.

I hadn’t done anything with ∀, so after X, there was quite a gap and then it was SEED.

I still think it’s genius that the Maxter football protector transforms into gloves.

At first glance, it may seem like it’s completely breaking the concept of the series, but there are rival characters in masks, and in fact, a masked character is the final boss.
Before the world becomes like that in the story, it is quite close to the traditional series, so it has a relatively strong sense of persuasion.

W will kill you with W… (Dedeen) was an all-out weapon that took everything.

Honestly, I didn’t think the Rose was cool when it came to models at that time.
The Musha Rose and HGFC look cool!?

Somehow, the fundamental structure of conflict between Earth and space stemming from environmental issues, which is the core of the Gundam series, is thoroughly captured.

G Gun, Mercury, and GQ all win by destroying the opponent’s head!

There is a beauty in the design of ∀, but
Well, I can see that it’s not a design that appeals to children.
If it were something like the Turn A Gundam Shin that appeared in Build Fighters Try, it might have been better received.

According to an old person who knows the time, almost no gun enthusiasts were watching back then, but kids were watching a lot, and the gun enthusiasts started to panic and watch in the latter half.
It seems that was the feeling.

From a child’s sense of time, SEED was already a work that had completely separated from the Heisei trilogy, so I had long since graduated from Gundam.
I’ve been making plastic models fairly regularly now.