I have so much to say, but…

First of all, I felt like I was going crazy within the first 5 minutes, let alone the first half.

What the heck is that? What are you planning to do after this?

I don’t really know who is alive and who is dead.

Did Dozle die and Gihren is alive?

It seems like Degwin and Garma might still be alive.

>>1

Garma said he left the military, so he is thought to be alive.

I wanted to play the movie version of Giren’s Ambition.

That’s all.

Garma is confirmed to have retired, so there is a high probability that he is alive.

It seems like they are using Solar Ray, but Degwin and Revil probably evaporated.

>>6

If Garma is safe, Degwin will have no reason to grow senile and go out on his own.

I went to see it today too, and overall it felt just as I expected.

I wanted to see Gundam Gairion, so I was watching the first half of Shin Mobile Suit Gundam, hoping it would end quickly.

The part about Gundam Gerion was almost exactly as expected, which was good, but it was more like Gurren Lagann than I thought, so in that sense, it was good.

I think if I keep going like this with the Glengandam, Shuji is going to die.

I was thinking that the Gundam, which was seen in the list and was either white or red, might be a (AI-generated knockoff?).

When I stood on the ground, I let out a “…huh?” in the movie theater.

I laughed a little at the way you walk, it reminded me of a generic humanoid battle weapon.

Whether Garma’s retirement is a moderate one or not will greatly change things. If he transitions into a politician, that would be fine, but if he were to completely disappear from the public eye due to elopement or something similar, it would become a troublesome situation again.

While Char and Shariria are harassing with all-range attacks and delaying Operation Star One, it seems that Zeon has launched a reverse invasion on Luna 2, so A Baoa Qu is probably not even a battlefield.

>>12

The Heat Hawk of Zaku, it’s a replica called Tomenosuke Heat Hawk.

The original source is a model gun called the Tohokusei Blaster, which is based on the gun from Blade Runner.

You understand the rest, right?

>>12

The appearance of the mysterious psychokinetic explosion and the old man who should not have been found increases the occult elements, so I’m prepared for that.

I hope it won’t turn into the philosophy of science.

>>12

I think they did it as a movie because they wanted to quickly finish that part of the new Mobile Suit Gundam.

I understood the reason why the Gelgoog is crying.

I mean, Dom is the only one not crying!

>>13

I don’t like a color like this Zaku…

>>13

It was still in the prototype stage, but we ended up getting an equivalent product along with all its data from elsewhere.

There is no need to continue development anymore.

Zuda was defeated by Gundam!!!

Dom stands on the ground! It’s a new machine that has already begun production, but the Gelgoog is different…

I wonder why some creators have so many passionate fans of Sharia Blue?

>>17

Is it because it appeared in the original work and has the appealing setting of being the first Newtype, but hasn’t been tainted?

>>17

Because I’m reading Tomino’s novels.

When I see Sharia Bull taking the lead, I can’t help but feel that the elements of Gundam in the secret meeting are quite strong, right?

It’s unfair that I’m playing with Exabe-kun and Sharia because it’s more interesting when the white side wins.

Because Amuro didn’t pilot the Gundam, it seems like Sayla-san ended up in a crazy situation.

>>22

Amuro, Kai, and Hayato might end up taking all the experience points.

I knew that Char was going to pilot the Gundam.

Oh, I thought you were bringing it back.

Got on.

I got on.

>>23

Shall I take the rocking horse too…

>>34

If the colonel hadn’t gotten carried away, it would have been much easier, you know, I get told with a jab.

>>34

Someone is going to break the bridge, you know…

Unleash the fury of justice, Light Cannon!

If Garma appeared and for some reason still had Mori’s voice, I would laugh.

The sense of time was completely different between the first and second times I watched it.

It felt like about 3 hours had passed during the first time.

The first half is heavily reliant on viewers having seen it already.

I thought the way the second half of the Seikax part was presented was straightforwardly exciting and nice.

That’s why I’m so curious about how the first half will resonate in the future.

Ah! A red Gundam! You must be the demon child, huh? (throws a hammer)

Well, that aside, I would like to read the heavily edited script somewhere.

Wakkeen has some kind of commander-class authority.

>>33

Even though it’s red, a lot of things were killed…

I wondered why Char suddenly got into a Gundam that he might not be able to pilot, exposing himself in a vulnerable way, and went into battle with uncertain weaponry on a Gundam whose capabilities were also unknown.

I thought that in that situation, it would be more common for the Zaku to fight after being captured rather than the Gundam. So I felt that the script forced a development just to pay homage to “Gundam: Standing on the Earth” or to do a parody.

>>39

I didn’t feel any persuasive power in taking such a risk just because it’s Char.

>>40

Char is an idiot.

I won’t deny that the dialogue is overly parodic.

I’m the one who talks to myself.

I tried to avoid information as much as possible, and this is the first time I’ve seen it today, but I was wondering why the story from the first part was included in the first place; however, it turned out to be a more necessary introduction than I expected.

There’s also Char’s harassment from Solomon, and I don’t know how many of the upper ranks are still alive.

It’s amazing how much fate can change just because Amuro isn’t here…

>>41

Even though his curly hair is unusual, Char is still one of the strongest pilots of the One Year War.

>>41

It seems that they should be evacuating, so there wouldn’t be any point for Amuro to act recklessly if there are no unnecessary sacrifices.

It felt awkward because there was no return from taking the risk of piloting a Gundam.

If I couldn’t ride a Gundam, I would have gone back to a Zaku.

Why are you left in a rideable state… even when Amuro got on…

If the new model can be captured, Char will definitely do it.

>>48

They will likely capture it.

It’s not specifically because it’s Char, but…

If it’s not in the middle of a battle, I can understand you trying to give it a ride.

Why would you want to ride something that exposes your unprotected body during combat, and whose capabilities and weapons are unknown?

But if a Gundam fan is told it’s okay to do a parallel in Gundam, it would be a lie to say they wouldn’t do it.

>>49

What if Char, not Amuro, piloted the Gundam?

I want to do it, but I can’t, and I don’t have the confidence to do it, right? That’s the situation.

Anno, you bastard!!!

It seems that you don’t know about the front line.

If we were to dive into the first scene, it’s the place where the hatch is left opened with a lock from the very beginning…

It’s inevitable because it’s like that from the beginning.

They say that following their intuition around that area was the turning point.

>>55

I think it’s just a matter of capturing it and bringing it back, and then making a psychic communication Gundam for myself.

>>62

What am I supposed to do just because you say so…?

>>62

For now, there’s a reason that this is the first ever MS vs. MS battle in history, which makes the future development plans null and void.

>>62

That said, it’s often faster to get on if you can, to capture within the colony.

Whether the performance of the Gundam is good or bad is a gamble, but it can only be overwhelmed by a Newtype.

I thought the Char’s Reverse Action SS had been turned into a video.

Although he is the son of that soldier, he is a civilian minor.

Why do we have to fight?

Char talks to himself every time he appears.

If you keep following Char with the camera, it will turn out like that.

Is there still a bonus left?

>>63

It was still there at the movie theater in Tochigi.

I didn’t think I would receive it.

The absence of Amuro is one thing, but it seems the incomplete V project is also having a significant impact.

Will it become a future where I won’t meet Lala?

>>68

I haven’t descended from Earth yet…

Both Char and Amuro

>>71

Ah, I see.

Even without Gundam, the Federation lasted surprisingly long.

>>69

Originally, even during the period when tanks and fighter planes were the main forces, they managed to capture Odessa through sheer overwhelming numbers.

The difference in strength is outrageous.

>>75

I understand that they were doing their best to some extent because there was a difference in strength.

This is just a discussion about the impact on combat power depending on the presence or absence of Gundam and Amuro.

If the story is that we were able to fight because there was a difference in strength in this world, then I think it would mean that in the correct timeline with Gundam, they could have defeated Zeon much earlier.

>>87

It seems that there was a lack of decisive moves, leading to a stalemate, and there was probably no resolution to the war either.

I think it’s not so much that Gundam has a big influence, but rather which way the seesaw will tilt.

I saw it in the morning.

Looking at the comment above, I definitely felt it was Giren’s Ambition…

While watching, I was totally swept up in the moment, feeling like, “Wow, that’s that scene from the first one!”

The combination of sound effects and background music is also strong.

It is necessary to prevent the righteous anger from being directed at the Bo family massacre.

Why isn’t Amuro showing up?

Are you saying that you have a reason not to bring it out?!

>>78

Have you safely evacuated to the shelter?

Did you die while evacuating…?

>>82

In the official history, Gene went on a shooting spree and destroyed the shelter.

Char should be alive since he only attacked military facilities.

>>78

I don’t think there are those aspects because Char’s voice is different.

I wonder if the part I skipped in the RTA will resonate in the main story later.

>>78

I saw a theory that since Hallowed is circulating and the illegal parts looked like Temrei’s things, maybe they are doing something together as a parent and child.

>>93

I’m saying this knowing that.

Also, the mass production of Big Zam is laughable.

The princess’s eyes were shining.

………Is UC2 still taking a while?

Is it true that the Zeong was not developed and the war ended?

The red Gundam’s bits are from Hermes, right?

Sharialble, who can remain just a sharp-witted man among many newtypes who are emotionally unstable, is precious, for better or for worse.

Char, who seeks to carry out his revenge at any opportunity, laughs.

>>85

Hmm, I’ve missed the timing to assassinate Gihren…

What? The Federation is trying to drop Confeito on the moon?

…Should I use this…?

I think it’s clever to create a topic using “if” and then derive a new Gundam from that.

>>88

Personally, I thought it was just a common story.

The buzz about creating colors is much bigger.

What impressed me in a movie that was mostly as I imagined was that they successfully created a double protagonist feel by pairing the symbolic Gundam as a buddy.

Because I’m simply not involved in the conversation.

Bright won’t come out either.

>>90

Isn’t it the only person who could possibly be dead if we are talking about the original main character?

>>127

Well, at that point, I might not even be in a position to be on the bridge.

Wasn’t there no particular mention of Garma?

>>91

It is only said that he left the military.

>>91

“Are you telling me to protect Garma, who has left the military?” Shaar says sarcastically.

>>91

Is Char planning to have someone watch over that guy who left the army for Kycillia? There was talk about that.

Garma has a line saying he has left the army.

To be honest, halfway through, I became calm and thought, “Ah, this is that kind of thing…”

But I was confused when the murderous intent of Seira suddenly appeared.

>>94

Seeing Altheisia suddenly appear like that and then fade out makes you go “Huh!?” right?

I wonder if the influence of the new Mobile Suit Gundam will resonate in the second half.

Tem Ray probably hasn’t become a par either, right?

A few seconds after the sound effect of “Shubabaaaan” with the Studio Color logo.

I couldn’t figure out what kind of face to make when the usual “Tuteteen” from Gundam played in this movie.

>>98

I thought that the creators must feel really good about this.

I wasn’t demoted because I didn’t assassinate Garma, and I haven’t met Lalah either.

Kamuran-san makes a smooth appearance in the main story.

>>101

That guy doesn’t change his character design much, huh…

The man in the couple behind me was genuinely confessing that he had mistakenly come to a different movie than the one he had thought it was, and it was just too much.

I understand…

>>103

Bamboo designs are popular among women, so there are often cases where people who are not very familiar come to see them because the characters are cute.

>>110

This kind of condescending attitude really shows the vibe of Universal Century fans.

>>114

Isn’t the quoted response incorrect?

Garma mentioned that he was discharged and emphasized that he is still alive, so I have a feeling he might appear in the main story.

I thought of Lala as if we had a long history together, but it turns out our relationship was quite short, and we were getting closer.

Always smiling on the right, no matter when you see it.

>>111

The more you know the original work, the more you think, “Who is the idiot that rewrote this history?!”

…Anno, huh.

I wonder if they will add a scene where the mass-produced Gundam and mass-produced cannon shoot at each other…

Because, you know… now he’s a Pokémon person, Take.

In the beginning, old fans will get excited, but newcomers might feel confused.

The Gelgoog has less screen time than I expected… says the 1st.

It’s unreasonable to say that a huge Big Zam on the screen shouldn’t be laughing.

>>118

The absurdity of the visuals is taken up a notch…!

>>132

Do you dislike it?

>>141

I came all this way to see something like this.

If you’re going to go this far, I wanted you to say “Beginning!” during the eye catch!

Garma is alive, and if anything, Ma is also alive.

Only Dozle died in battle.

I was impressed by Sugita-kun’s effort to replicate Ma Kube.

>>125

In the final episode of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Part 2, Joseph was also reminiscent of Unsho Ishizuka during ASB…

I’m just a casual fan who only knows Mercury, but I couldn’t help but laugh when the art style changed the moment it transitioned to the thread image.

>>126

In a way, it was a very fresh experience.

>>126

Young people are so naive about peace that they quickly become deformed.

Around Shin 0079, it’s a bait that strongly draws in the old generation…

>>128

It’s actually going really well, isn’t it?

I’ve seen reports from long-time otaku who seem troublesome and have gone to see it multiple times.

Giren is so awful that after the war, Kishiria will be the only strong one, right?

>>129

The post-war colony governance isn’t going well at all, and Gihren’s political façade is already falling apart.

Rescue Squad…

Garma must have run away silently with Iselina.

I think there is a possibility of appearing as an ordinary person in the future.

I wonder if the Triple Star is alive.

>>133

It seems like it’s being used for Seira’s power leveling.

Is it true that you had a relationship with Iselia for personal reasons, Garma?

>>135

If the wooden horse doesn’t come, there would be no reason to launch an attack.

>>135

Well, at that timing, it can be taken as they eloped.

They didn’t bloom as a pilot without standing at a turning point in history.

Based on the current information, this is all about Amuro.

>>136

Is there a possibility that they are making a Halo?

>>136

I wonder if it was suitable for developing artificial intelligence for Hello.

Even without going to war, it was a mechanic that was strong in that area.

Raru, the Black Tri-Stars, and Akahana are probably still alive.

Miharu and Doan are a bit suspicious.

I thought I came to see a movie with a red girl in action, but…

The red person was quite carefree, wasn’t he?

It seems like Kicillia has absorbed the survivors under Dozle as well.

Since the main story so far heavily emphasizes the One Year War in just 2 episodes.

The impression of the green uncle who appears straddling is too big.

>>152

I understand why everyone holds back on spoilers and refers to him as the Green Uncle.

If someone says it’s Sharia Blur, those who know will definitely be confused.

I wonder if Mirai-san married her fiancé.

>>153

*It is unreservedly stated in the character introduction that Kamuran had a fiancé before but their engagement was broken off.*

>>171

Is it my fate to end up not getting married after all…?

>>171

Oh… I can somehow tell that those two aren’t going to get along well.

This color stands out, but isn’t the repainted color more noticeable?

>>154

It seems that red is surprisingly not very noticeable in space…

>>154

It’s not that Char painted it.

After capturing it and having it reverse-engineered, it came back turned red.

Also, red does not stand out in space.

>>154

That statement makes you think, “You shouldn’t be saying that…”

Isn’t the financial situation tough because they started mass-producing Big Zam?

On the Federation side, Seira must have been working really hard on her own, so it’s understandable that it would turn into a hellish situation.

I wonder if it was Sayla who defeated Dozle’s Big Zam.

>>156

Is it the guy who killed Dozle when Char faced the light cannon? It probably is.

Why are they mass-producing Big Zam with names like Sanboru and Beginning…?

Dozle is also smiling in hell.

>>158

The Sanbol version is made by Anaheim, so I wonder if I can smile a little…

When mass production begins

The fact that Gene is listed in the timeline just for aircraft malfunctions is too peculiar…

I’m really curious about how Seira-san became an Ace riding a light cannon after being taken along with the wooden horse.

When I think about it, it’s funny to be told that Amuro mastering the Gundam is the more miraculous development.

Char’s voice is quite different, but while doing various things, I find myself thinking, “This is Char,” as I express my honest feelings in soliloquy, and it’s amazing.

I have no confidence in being able to handle it if Kysyria suddenly appeared in a world with bamboo-designed characters.

>>166

What if I end up looking like the CV Kaori Namizuka…?

>>178

The colonel will also protect this with all his life.

I don’t know if the Triple Star has survived, but there might be a parody that uses it as a stepping stone in future anime.

It’s the second time that a combination of Gundam and Blau-Bro (in appearance) has appeared; what’s up with that?

>>169

It’s funny that it’s happening in a place that has nothing to do with Thunderbolt.

Brau-Bro is quite popular, huh…?

It feels a bit strange that they call the One Year War the “One Year War” in that world.

>>170

It feels like both sides walked away, so the implications seem different.

>>170

Why…?

Was Dozle’s death caused to prevent internal conflict?

The support for Sharia Bull is probably Kshiriya, but if there’s interference, it would be a hindrance to the story.

If it’s just about the movie part, I was satisfied, so I could be content to pass away like this.

If possible, I would like to see the future of these young people…

My impression is

The story flowed more or less as expected, and I didn’t think the One Year War story would be that long.

I’m disappointed that Nyaan didn’t have as much of a role as I expected.

– While the staff didn’t have the same passion as for FLCL, it seems we can expect entertainment on par with Evangelion.

Yonezu’s songs are definitely powerful.

It was good that it was clearly stated early on that the inside of the Zeke Axis isn’t just an old man; however, it doesn’t necessarily mean that something like Amuro’s bio-weapon from Eva isn’t inside.

The feeling of the Universal Century can be conveyed solely through sound effects, so I’ve come to realize again that the essence of the series really comes through in the sound effects.

That aside, I like the director’s personality, so I’m expecting Eva Gundam not as an alternate story of the Universal Century.

Amuro seems to be having a more enjoyable life in the world of Z Gundam than as a pilot.

>>177

As a result of being a pilot, Amuro as an individual is not happy at all…

Red doesn’t stand out in outer space, right?

>>182

It’s like a golden eye snapper.

Since Pomehalo is unusually knowledgeable about NT, there’s a feeling that Amuro might awaken to NT and come up with something against Halo.

In the second half, it felt like it was more of an Eva or Eureka Seven vibe.

If we’re going to do it, it should be FLCL Top 2 Gundam, not Eva Gundam, right?

I think this↓ is generally fine.

Manga artist Kazuhiko Shimamoto @simakazu

I just watched Zeke Ax! The first half… about 40 minutes… I have no idea what has started… I have no idea what I’m being shown… Is it something I wanted to see? No, I’ve never thought I wanted to see it, but maybe it’s something I wanted… I really feel like I’m gaining something…!!