The Baku has come.

The drawing calories are too high!

This is just Zaut.

Isn’t there a nuclear missile on your shoulder?

Rather close to Zaout.

This is quite a Zaku tank, director.

If something like this were to attack, I can’t help but feel it would be called a monster from space.

It seems like a failed mobile suit that was presented as a combination of Zaud’s firepower and Bakuu’s mobility!

The initial designs for the gin are also extremely rough.

Is this really a mass-produced machine?

The early drafts of the gin are really cool.

It seems like the tires are getting stuck in the sand in the desert.

It has quite a bit of vernier.

The first thing that comes to mind when I hear “four legs.”

The director requested Zoids.

>>17

The Z’Gok and the director have a subtly bad compatibility…

>>21

It’s often said that it’s easier to put into shape because you speak in specific terms.

“I feel that someone who says ‘The overall image is ○○, but I’ll leave everything else to Okawara-san!’ might not be very good at it.”

>>24

The person behind the original concept of Strike was very particular, and it didn’t go well, so someone as flexible as Okawara might find it easier to work together.

I feel like Caterpillar and Dekabania are competing.

It’s great when the mecha looks like it was designed without considering the drawing calories, just to get a shape out there.

I want them to make a model kit by coming up with some reason like “We built a prototype but lost the competition.”

Is this going to be that puppy…?

It seems that the director first sketches it roughly and hands it over.

>>25

Freedom was born from the Strike subspecies carrying firearms like a hedgehog.

>>28

The director ordered something like fate.

What Okawara proposed in reverse is the current Freedom.

Regarding Sugogg, the claim by Okawara is correct for toy design, while the director’s approach is correct for the anime.

>>26

Even if we do it, it’s just a second-rate attempt at Asclepius.

I think Mr. Gawara’s claim was probably incorrect about that.

If you’re going to redo it, I think you should go all out.

It’s great that you have horns.

Why is it that the caterpillar has a small contact area?

>>31

Isn’t it a high-mobility mode that allows for quick maneuverability?

I wanted to draw a cannon.

It looks strong, but I have a feeling that the impression will be more about how ugly it is, especially since this is the first enemy…

The combination of dark navy gray with bright accent colors is cool.

Is it gray or navy…?

The painting reminds me of the robots from Sunrise’s Heroic Tale.

I don’t like this… Barthfeld fighting a fierce battle on this orange-colored thing.

“Considering the enemies appearing from the stage” makes various orders understandable.

I think the style of showing the mechanical design ideas to my son, the director, and checking his reaction was quite a good method.

I saw it in Gears.

Looking at the orders for the Strike Freedom and Destiny’s outer shells, it seems like the design was almost completed at the rough draft stage by the director.

It’s normal to communicate multiple times during the design refinement stage…

>>44

I can’t believe I’m trying to resist this angle in the final draft after multiple retakes on the design that Gawara released, w. It doesn’t seem normal to comment like that…

>>46

That’s a conversation about whether to compromise based on the results of the exchanges.

>>46

Mr. Gawara is reputed to be flexible and accommodating to our requests.

Isn’t it normal to keep retaking?

>>46

You’re misreading which part the word “normal” applies to, but do you understand Japanese?

It’s amazing how it becomes a mech with a big crest and big wings, holding a sword like a hero from here.

Originally, Freedom was conceived as a complete package of Strike.

Destiny might be a revival of that concept in a way.

Show me the third generation Gundam at 00.

“Please design a first-generation Gundam based on this” resulted in the O Gundam.

The knight-type MS that was created through an order is the Alvaaron.

People who say “anything is fine” are those who do not have a solidified image of what they want and are unable to articulate it.

When I try to return the actual image, hmm, this is that and that is this, and only then do opinions finally come out.

It becomes a hassle and a nuisance.

The episode where Bakuu moves in CG was actually made by requesting the Zoids staff to create it.

Mr. Gawara is someone who can really come up with various designs depending on the requests.

The interactions with the director were probably good, but reaching Baku in the third draft is truly genius…