At first, when Gundam started, I thought I had picked the wrong movie.

Even though I missed the opportunity to go see it, I pretty much understand the story. What should I do?

>>3

It felt the same, but when I went to see it yesterday, I realized it was different in person, and I’m glad about that.

>>64

Even though I knew the Zaku was free, it didn’t matter…

Seeing is believing.

>>3

Why do you act like you understand something you haven’t actually seen?

>>6

Is Gundam starting!?

That’s right.

>>6

At first, I was confused, but because of this, I didn’t think I had mistaken it for another movie.

>>7

The song is way better than I imagined.

>>13

What if, in front of that ticket gate

It’s the best when it flows out.

>>20

The timing of the flow is just too good.

Did you get the film?

How was the bonus film?

If it’s a good one, then please give it to me.

>>10

It’s completely dark, and I can’t tell what scene it is.

>>12

I remembered the sadness of something that didn’t quite know if it was a sunset in the SEED Freedom.

>>10

It was an illustration of a military police Zaku.

I can’t believe we’ve managed to avoid spoilers until now…

It’s amazing that you can go that long without checking the bulletin board…

>>14

Since the day Avengers: Endgame was released and I saw the thumbnail with Tony’s memorial photo, I’ve been avoiding spoilers by staying away from forums.

There are about 1500 types of bonus films…

I wonder if I can complete it…

>>19

I wonder if there are such people in the world.

Complete special edition films featuring monsters, etc.

>>22

Is it physically possible?

Considering the current excitement around Zika Axis, isn’t it difficult to cut off information without disconnecting from the internet, let alone just avoiding message boards?

>>27

I saw it last week without any prior information.

If I hadn’t searched without opening the thread, I wouldn’t have stumbled upon anything in particular.

If you can pay the money, you should be able to get it, but I wonder how much it will cost to complete the film.

I don’t have good memories of the bonus film, but I would like to receive it if it’s character-limited next week…

If only Machu-chan, running with Zak’s arm in front of that ticket gate, could hop onto the Quax, it would be too cute.

As expected, by the fourth week, the screens everywhere start to get smaller…

The film I received also had both the Exabecax and the red Gundam battle scene.

>>33

I’m jealous of your big win…

>>33

It’s a hit…

I had an idea of the world from the previews and spoilers, but I never expected the story to progress like that.

I went to see it yesterday, but if I had just waited one more day, I could have gotten a film…

>>38

Since I had a weekday off and it was quiet, I went to see it, and I realized that the distribution of materials started the next day.

Was the film maybe starting today?

I feel like I’ve gained something.

I thought the BGM at the part where the last Colonel says “Where are you just wasting time?” was really fitting for the ending, but it was titled “A Sense of Emptiness”… No, but thematically, it really fits…

It’s okay to go twice.

There’s no way my local movie theater has 1500 special films, but are there really 1500 different types?!

There are probably not even 100 sheets in total!

>>44

When I go together, sometimes I get consecutive scenes that aren’t interesting.

>>49

Is it structured like a lottery?

I want to pounce on the striking part of Machu, meow ❤️

What the heck is this… something that looks like Gunbarrel Strike…

>>46

Since the bit is large, if used as the main body’s booster, it can achieve three times the speed of a regular Gundam.

I’m thinking of going to see it eventually, but if the unnamed ones that are gaining popularity aren’t seen early, the thumbnails will turn into a spoiler minefield, which isn’t good for my mental state.

It seems like the local theaters are restricted to only showing IMAX, so even though regular screenings have been reduced, the IMAX ones are still around.

My koma film had a scene where Char’s Gundam was pointing a light cannon at a rifle, feeling the newtype connection and turning rainbow-colored.

I’m quite happy.

Shuuji’s flavor is just too strong for me…

I watched it for the first time yesterday too, but the long-haired girl that I’ve seen a lot in the thumbnails didn’t have any appearance at all…

Did you discover anything new with the audio guide?

I knew something like a parallel to the first one, but I didn’t think they would go all out and spend about an episode’s worth of time on it…

The character design and atmosphere changed a lot since the beginning, and it was interesting.

>>55

In terms of time, it’s about the length of two episodes of a TV anime.

I wonder how they’ll stream it on TV…

>>62

It might take a big chunk of airtime like Freiren did in the first episode.

That prologue is long, isn’t it?

It’s good because it’s interesting.

The overly cheerful song “Char! Char! Char!” during the Solomon attack is addictive.

The cake was probably something like this.

Familiar composition! Music I’ve heard before! Design that feels familiar yet unknown!

If you hadn’t touched the spoiler, you would have been shouting.

Is the name Shuji perhaps because it comes after Shuichi?

I keep thinking about things like that.

Actually, the beginning isn’t Shuichi.

>>60

Isn’t it East Unmatched?

If you blow the Bit together, you can move quickly.

The bit’s propellant is likely to run out quickly too.

>>61

Actually, I ran out of gas.

I thought I was going to see Z Gundam, but it turned out to be Char’s Counterattack…

The film had a nice scene!

>>66

Please give me.

I saw it the day before yesterday, but I felt a vibe that was reminiscent of 2000s OVAs.

I like you.

In a good way, Gundam feels like Eva.

It seems like there’s some kind of gimmick.

Is it really possible for things to change this much just because Gene’s Zaku was malfunctioning…?

>>71

There are too many other strange things!

I want a film.

I imagine it must be amazing to watch without any spoilers, but on the other hand, I feel a sense of readiness having known a bit about it.

>>74

In the first place, when you go to the theater completely avoiding spoilers, within a few seconds of the start…

!?

That’s how it is… it happened.

>>75

Huh, is “Beginning” that kind of Beginning!?

>>75

It’s unfair that even though we know it’s the story of the Universal Century, Gundam starting is just too much…

I came to see Gundam, but I’m being shown Gundam, so it’s confusing.

SEEDFREEDOM might have another week because the Koma film was used for three weeks’ worth of bonuses.

I went for the Parallel One Year War, but the latter half was actually more interesting.

>>79

Honestly, I felt an amazing sense of value from being presented with two interesting things that had completely different vectors, and the experience during the initial time felt unusually long.

I went to see it, thinking that Shariabu was getting some attention, but I was just completely shocked without knowing anything else.

I finally got to see it today after getting a bit spoiled, but it was interesting.

I was watching, thinking that the beginning might only be shown in theaters.

The second half of the story, which spans two cours, is starting from here, so I’m looking forward to it!

It’s been a while since I’ve wanted to see a work without any spoilers up to this point.

Even if I know the story, I can still enjoy the sound effects, so I think spoilers don’t really matter when it comes to movies.

>>86

I thought that during the scene where Machu boards.

I’m easy.

>>90

Could it be that this guy Yonezu is a genius?

I’ve heard this BGM somewhere!

I’ve heard that line somewhere!

Are you really saying a line I’ve heard somewhere before?

I watched it knowing a bit about the leaks from France or Italy, and even with that, it was still amazing…

It’s unfair because you really understand the meaning of the people who went to see it first and were vague about “just a few seconds” in just a few seconds.

I went completely unverified with things like Italy’s accidents and official matters, so I suddenly became a space cat after hearing the voices of parents in the Universal Century 0079…

The content itself was leaked five years ago, but…

No one believed it.

>>93

That being said, I didn’t expect you to show me something this long…

>>93

It seems that there is someone named Kajita who wanted to see a world line where Zeon won the One Year War in the “If Gundam” series before Mercury.

Well, it’s funny even if you step on it.

I thought the contents of the red Gundam in the second half were just Char’s thought entity, and then I was like, “Wait, it’s you?!”

I thought they might not air the Crumbuddle that was shown in the preview, since the beginning was so long.

Too good to be true.

To be frank, it feels like the beginning of the spoiler-prohibited part was so shocking that there isn’t much discussion about the Sieg Ax part.

It’s just started, so there’s not much to talk about.

Are Char’s and Shuji’s red mobile suits the same model?

>>101

I thought the same, but according to the anonymous person, it seems that the scars are also the same.

>>101

I think it’s basically the same since it’s the equipment just before it disappears (including the Artemisia part).

If this were a different aircraft, it would be really troublesome.

Bibi biyon bibi biyon

I was thinking that any song by Pillow’s would fit while watching it for the third time.

I wonder if they will broadcast the beginning part too.

>>104

I wish they would stream the movie all at once on the golden hour show.

I guess they will play the Beginning in the first special.

It felt like the music was flowing in a way that resembles a scene break in anime.

>>104

I think it will take the form of a prologue for Mercury.

As a supplement to the story, it’s better to savor it, but the overall style feels slightly too noisy to draw in newcomers with such a wide opening.

The preview portion is about two episodes worth of anime?

Due to that, the topic of the winter program has…

Taken over by the spring Gundam.

In the second half, I couldn’t help but be conscious of Machu’s breasts.

It feels like I quickly searched with a reel film.

Is this week’s version heavily focused on the aircraft? Maybe the characters will come next week?

>>111

Since there is a mech version, this week it’s just the aircraft.

I’m thinking about going again if the character version comes out.

>>119

It was mentioned… I’ll do it again when the character arrives.

>>111

It’s not that I’m relaxed, it’s because this week is Robot Film week.

>>111

This week was announced as the mechanical edition.

I saw on the bulletin board that that guy will be appearing.

Honestly, I thought it was a joke, and even if I were to appear, I figured it would just be a minor role.

I was like “Huh? I’ve seen this somewhere before” when I heard the intro and title BGM!

I thought the thought entity might be moving, but it’s because I watched NT.

I wonder where the other side is.

Afterlife? Parallel world? The past or the future?

>>122

Since G Gundam is a parallel world of the Universal Century, can we take it to mean it’s the original Universal Century?

Mobile Suit Gundam: Beginning (in Bright’s voice)

>>123

This, you can hear it, right…?

Plazma’s timing is just too perfect…

It might be a split beginning after showing a few episodes first.

Machu is so cute… I went to see it with a specific goal and suddenly the character designs from the One Year War appeared and I burst out laughing.

Isn’t the Zeon uniform changing too much in just one year?

That aside, it was incredibly interesting.

It’s truly been tough since the planning started six years ago.

It’s no surprise that after 45 years, some Gundam fans had been fantasizing about it, and now it’s officially brought to life in a solid video.

The character of Machu was easily accepted.

The protagonist is indeed important.

It’s not that they’re pointing at that red one saying it’s Gundam.

It might be overthinking, but…

>>132

Well, that red guy really likes new type boys, not lolis, so in the end, it might just be that red guy.

After watching the movie, we went to eat and when I ordered fried rice, the shrimp on top was replaced with shumai.

The dish that just came out was like the if Gundam I saw earlier.

Thanks to Abema for streaming the original Gundam, I enjoyed it even more.

I wish they would show this one on the Golden Frame.

But the director said that they wouldn’t air it on TV as it is.

>>135

In other words, it means that the OP of “Rise, Gundam” or “Char is Coming” will be added.

>>147

It might be that Bright’s voice will be included.

I thought the starry sky looks beautiful on a big screen.

I’m wondering whether to go see it since it has a strangely good reputation, or wait for it to come to Amazon Prime.

>>137

Are we skipping the TV broadcast…?

>>137

It will probably be broadcast in April, so I can wait.

I think it’s fine to go when you can receive benefits, so do as you like!

I think it’s better to go while IMAX screenings are available.

>>137

I feel like they said something like, “The way it’s introduced is different in theaters and broadcasts, so for those who like it, please take a look.”

If I could wish for something, I would have liked to see the beginning part stretched out to about three movies in length.

>>138

Because that would no longer be a work of Director Tsurumaki.

Unless the green uncle is a knockoff new type, Char probably doesn’t reside in that Gundam.

When I went to see it with Machu’s art style in mind, I choked on the sound effects during the narration and title display right at the start! Isn’t that unfair!?

Would it be wandering?

On the way, it’s really erotic, isn’t it?

At the wine place.

It’s completely nonsensical for Char to inhabit a Gundam!

I also watched it today.

Since I only knew about the spoiler of Char piloting the Gundam as an IF scenario, I was able to enjoy it.

The film was like this.

>>149

It was great to have such a standout scene.

It’s naughty, isn’t it… Dren?

Movies are basically something you just go to, right?!

There’s no equipment at home!

Will it be on TV too?

It’s kind of like Rengoku.

>>155

It feels like I’ve summarized episodes 0 to 4 of the anime.

I wanted to see more when the credits started rolling at the point where the story was about to move forward!

My memory is quite vague…

What was Sharlia Bur like again…?

But, you know… Char’s outfit is so lame…

Even if there are spoilers, it’s still interesting, so those who haven’t seen it should definitely go watch it.

If you’re unemployed, there’s nothing that can be done.

I’m looking forward to the anime too.

The film is likely edited, so there may be quite a few parts where the impression changes.

Originally, Tokuwan and Dmitry had a superior-subordinate relationship, and while they did not appear together in the TV version, it is difficult to accept that only Tokuwan is featured and not Dmitry in this situation of doing an “if” scenario…

I love Nyaan hiding behind Machu, whom he hardly knows, after being yelled at (he’s tall and not really hiding).

I love the music of “La La La” which has also become a preview.

The first movie is now available to watch on subscription!

Why aren’t you coming out?! Who is this old man?!

>>166

Don’t involve the original character old man with Char.

Watching movies in a theater is different from watching them on TV or through streaming in many ways.

>>168

Plazma and Midnight Reflection and so on.

When the music plays, it feels so cool, so I thought big sound systems are amazing.

>>162

It’s a relaxed yet trendy vibe that seems like it could really grab onto the current popular aesthetic, with a humid gravity that makes it look like an attractive older guy…

Hehehe.

>>170

The beginning of “Ax” has arrived…

>>174

When will I be able to use this beam saber?

Sharial, Tokuwan, and Demitri don’t exist in the movie, you know.

Who is this old man that just showed up…

By the way, I heard that that guy who clearly looks like a Braubru is not actually a Braubru. Is that true?

This Char talks way too much!

Also, there’s no sense of discomfort at all!

The Zaku from the Zieg Ax version has chunky legs and is erotic, doesn’t it?

>>162

Even in the end credits, my name comes before Char’s.

While watching the staff talk distribution, I remembered that Zok was my first Gunpla back then.

I really couldn’t buy the popular items.

>>181

Speaking of which, Zock was my first Gunpla too.

There is a 5 times energy gain!!

>>182

Good or bad luck.

It’s different from a Zaku.

It’s not your line!

The exhilarating rhythm of Plazma’s track playing in the theater’s sound system at that moment was truly irresistible.

I can’t help but wonder what kind of visuals will accompany Yonezu’s songs.

It’s huge with bits!

Well, in reality, the Hermès item was about that much.

>>185

Hermès is really huge, you know…

It’s impossible to miniaturize bits during the One Year War, so it can’t be helped.

Char is talking about what Char was talking about!

This is ridiculous.

In order for Zeon to win the One Year War, it is clear that they must capture the Gundam from the beginning, excluding Amuro and Bright.

Well, even so, it was still pretty close in the end, wasn’t it…?

>>192

In the end, a high-grade mass-produced machine based on the Gun Cannon was completed, and Earth was reclaimed…

It was a victory by the skin of our teeth.

When thrown out from the colony into space, the rotation of the Zieg-Ax.

The cut of Machu in the cockpit is spinning around.

I don’t know why, but I suddenly felt like this, yes this!

The pre-information was about the world line where Zeon won, and Sharia Bull went to see it with a hot older guy and Mach that had big breasts, but are we really starting from where Zeon wins?!

Beginning