That guy.

The interpretation that the wealthy class will quickly escape Earth, separate from the first generation, honestly feels quite like Columbus’s egg to me.

You’re not really that passionate, are you?

A seemingly dry world view, but wicked countries!

I think the beginning has a seriously dark Gundam-like atmosphere…

Director Tomino was also really into it and helped out a lot.

It’s amazing that they decided to cancel the sequel to V Gundam at the last minute and release this instead.

Since SD Gundam was popular, we need to capture that audience…

A very gloomy unveiling episode of Shining Gundam Super Mode.

There are strange scenes, but is it really as bright as it’s said to be?
Overall, everyone is serious.

The current new Gundam can’t have adventures like G Gundam, I think.
That’s the kind of work that can only be done because it’s the first shot of Another.

Well then, shall we take a look at Red Baron too…?

The colony laser was the Statue of Liberty cannon or something like that.

It’s amazing that the genius Imagawa at his peak was properly reined in and could be controlled all the way to the end.

The posing is seriously stylish and cool.
What is that shining god that lifts you up?

Just for the record, there is a pretext that we should all try to resolve things with Gundam Fight!

The dark aesthetic developments of Gundam, which involve morbid deaths that tie into later series, seem to be a rare sight.

Isn’t G Gundam the one that would be worthwhile to create a spinoff for?

While respecting the theme of Gundam, it’s quite rare to be able to turn it into something so different.

Domon is not hot-blooded at all…

I want to see something like the prehistory of G Gundam.
How did the Gundam Fight come to be? The process, so to speak.

There is no Gundam with a dark and heavy atmosphere like in the beginning of G Gundam.
Imagawa’s style of performance

The dark parts are handled quite casually around the main DG.
An ultra-large weapon capable of sniping at multi-national colonies, like the Statue of Liberty cannon.
A Mermaid Gundam unit that could be produced at the scale of one battalion under the pretext of numerous prototypes created.
It’s only because it was used against a common great evil called Neo Devil Colony that it doesn’t seem like something to be completely discarded.

Thinking about it, I’d rather live in space than on this shitty Earth, which is worse than being poor or rich!

He’s more of a pampered youngest child than I thought, isn’t he, Domon?

Understanding each other with fists (New Type)

The backstory of G Gundam might end up being a bloodier conflict than the Universal Century.

The heat like a Japanese summer.

I really like the background music… The BGM during the scene where Dr. Mikamura confesses to Rain in episode 45 is really nice.

The Earth is a ring! The story depicts Earthlings who are seriously turned into rings and have their city destroyed in high spirits from that catchy phrase.

If we’re going to make a sequel, we need to make it somewhat serious, or else it will just become a farce.
I don’t want you to be unhappy.

Domon has a lot of cute things about him…

We humans are also a part of nature! It struck me.

It’s interesting that the positions of the colonies and Earth in the Universal Century are completely opposite.

It’s a colony with a ridiculous shape, but it’s filled with only the wealthy who have abandoned Earth.

I don’t care about that!

Domon is originally the pampered youngest child of a wealthy family of scientists.
It ended up like that because of Urube and the others, but…

Why did they make the Death Army into a HG?
If it weren’t for that, the Shuffle Alliance machine might have been on general sale.

Is it really necessary for it to be Gundam? I’ve been asked that, but while there is a relationship between Earth and space, and we can understand each other without words, to truly understand one another, we need to express ourselves with words. It really aligns with the core theme of Gundam.

Since the qualifiers are time-limited survival events, it would be nice if I could hide the whole time! Nether Gundam.
It seems that there is quite a deep mystery surrounding why so many of those identical machines were mass-produced.

It was a world with compound armor similar to a full-body psycho frame, a Statue of Liberty cannon, a bizarre colony functioning without issues, the well-known DG cells, and the highest level of technological power in the Gundam universe.

In the end, there is a perspective that can be viewed without pessimism, as countries can join forces against a formidable enemy.

Gravity Generation Device (U-shaped Magnet Type)

There are mass-produced machines like Nobushi too.

The trap in the John Bull Gundam episode was set up by my wife on her own, but it’s just too despicable.
Those who were defeated before Domon have it rough.

The fact that it can depict intense combat scenes in the live-action parts is revolutionary and one of a kind.

I was planning to have you ride the Devil Gundam and become the savior of Earth, Master.

Let’s create another work like G Gundam.

Street Fighter is trending, so let’s go with Fighting Gundam! That’s what I’m saying!

It’s nice that it takes a whole year to carefully unfold the foreshadowing and depict the deepening of bonds.

It’s a rare Gundam where the positions of the Spacenoids and Earthnoids are clearly reversed.

F91 flopped big time, and the Gundam market was on the verge of dying.
I was somehow trying to liven things up at VGW.

The official says that G Gundam was tough until the appearance of the Eastern Unbeatable.

There are hardly any first parodies, but the sense of balance with Gundam elements other than the design is impressive.
A work that is much more serious than its public image.

That’s too good of a smile.

The prehistory of G Gundam is just a political drama and revenge leading to a bad ending, so I don’t want to watch it!
But I am curious about what the first Gundam is like.

These days, my master still refers to it as Lord Devil Gundam…

At first, I didn’t want to include a narrator, so I had the locals explain it.
But it’s impossible to have locals every time.
Stalker Birth

An anime adaptation of 7th… is probably asking for too much.
I wonder if they’ll make it an event in G Generation.

With the appearance of Master Asia, the mood of the story shifted from gloomy to refreshingly bright.
Well, if a person appears who can defeat MS with just their bare hands, then that would certainly change things.

It’s rare to have a narration role that is a completely meta existence, isn’t it?
The only thing that comes to mind is Chibi Maruko-chan.

Even in the super class, I’ve been getting into matches, but the games against teammates after the early stages often end in draws, so I can’t win decisively.

Although it seems silly, it is a world that is quite advanced among the many Gundam worlds.

What is Gundam Fight! What is an ideal war!

The charm of a relationship where they are completely hostile yet occasionally engage in direct dialogue, share ultimate techniques, and have an unwavering master-disciple bond until the end is something that no other series has.

It’s unique in that it doesn’t deny the battle itself in the ending.

If you think that technique works with the True Meteor Butterfly Sword, then I can somewhat understand.
I’m going, but it’s already the final stage…

Although the Gundam Fight was introduced to avoid the war,
The negative effects of dragging on what had been considered an ideal war for many years became evident in the main anime.

The match between Domon and Sai Sai Shi was extremely intense, so it’s all good.

The technology of telepathy is really amazing.
It doesn’t stand out much, but…

Domon: “My hand burns bright red!”
Opponent: “Roaring and shouting to seize victory!”
I like this.

It is said to be a technology level capable of gravity control.

“If my opponent throws 10 punches, I will split into 10 and face that feeling head-on! It’s a truly rational decision.”
The opponent is also likely to accept defeat easily.

The Statue of Liberty cannon is nice, isn’t it?

It’s often said to be like a hot-blooded idiot Gundam, but…
It’s a work that is fundamentally dry and rational.
The Gundam Fight is also a product of compromise and deception.

It’s not just X, but also Gundam, and the way they create the story doesn’t feel too bound by the fact that it’s Gundam, which makes it easier to watch.

I was reading Shimamoto’s manga version too, but I got scared during the serious parts.
Stop messing around! There were quite a few moments like that.
It might be the author’s habit, but I wanted them to draw the serious parts with proper seriousness.

I love the BGM of Meikyou Shisui.
Too cool.

Too many moist and bittersweet stories! This is the first season’s world wandering arc.

It may seem like a shallow, hot-blooded parody work.
An incredibly deep worldview and story.

What kind of technology is Roses Bit?

Is it for real that such a champion can be knocked out with one punch?

No matter how advanced the world is, resurrection of the dead is still quite impossible…

The W Finger with Rain came out earlier than I expected, so the Love-Love Heavenly Shock Punch wasn’t such a sudden joke after all.

Being flustered by looking at panties is still pretty immature!

It’s great how Chapman’s three consecutive victories create an atmosphere where it almost feels like we don’t need Gundam Fight anymore…

My senior disciple is also using the same name funnel.

The brother disciple in Fuuun Saiki is really caring and it’s adorable.
The part where they take you to the island for the Tenshōken training and when they rush to help Rain as they go up into space.
It’s a perspective that has greatly been influenced by Domon-kun’s efforts.

It’s an embarrassing confession that anyone would see.

In the story, the treatment is bad, but a hero with three consecutive championships is really something else.

After all, it’s better to have unmanned robots fight in wars, right?