Because my eyesight is bad.

There are various reasons, but…

What is this design?

>>4

But it was because we had that helmet that the head design of the Sazabi was finalized…

It was because of color distortion with the origin, so I wore sunglasses, but my colleague thoughtfully made a mask like the one in the picture since it would be dangerous on the battlefield.

It is added under the excuse of assisting with visual impairments in Origin.

It shouldn’t have been particularly in the first place.

What is the discipline of the Zeon army like?

Origin puts on a visor to hide the color of his eyes, just to maintain a certain level of consistency.

After all, the helmet is too flashy.

I always think that the position of the eyes seems off, doesn’t it?

>>12

It’s an opinion I’ve never seen before.

Is that so?

>>15

Well, it’s probably a modified helmet from the Aregion army.

The helmet worn by the country’s leader… In that world, it seems likely that future generations will associate it with Kshyria.

Everyone talks about masks, but what about glasses…

What’s up with Kassilia hiding her face like a beast?

>>18

The maiden’s heart concerned about her cheekbones.

>>18

Actually, I’ve switched places with Sasuro.

There must be some meaning in the Zionism design, it’s similar to Kshiry.

Can you be a pilot with vision problems?

I feel like Norris in ’08 also wore a similar helmet when he first appeared.

It’s not really there, but they’re getting by with the excuse that they have top-level skills.

If you’re saying “mask” in the sense of a disguise, then it’s not strange.

>>24

In the Quacks world, they consistently ride around in military uniforms… it’s not like they’re Dren…

Kishiria is also wearing it, right?

>>24

You’re wearing it too, right, Seema?

>>31

In other words, isn’t it that both Lady Kyshiria and Seema have changed?

I would have liked you to at least take off your helmet.

and

Sharia Blue is saying.

It looks strange when paired with a mask, but that’s what helmets are like in Zeon, right?

Why isn’t this guy wearing a pilot suit?

I think the original Raideen should be remade because people who don’t know about robot anime before Gundam may get confused.

I wonder if people think I’m just a copy of Char.

Most people wear helmets, so it’s normal in the context of Zeon.

The mask is said to be for hiding scars because the Zeon soldier who saw my true face is rumored to say there are no burns.

I thought I could tell the rank by the corners of the helmet, but there are generals who don’t have corners, and I hardly see anyone else wearing the red uniform. Who is this guy?

What is that long gun?

>>37

I wonder if it has a silencer attached.

>>39

Do I need a silencer for the laser gun…?

Isn’t that corner dangerous when operating in zero gravity?

>>38

If there are no corners to hit, it doesn’t matter.

>>54

Tying my shoes and standing up, it feels like I’m going to get hurt.

I want to see Machu, who was invited to Side 3, looking at Zuum City and thinking, “What is this…?”

That horn on that helmet is also on the Sazabi, so it probably has quite a significance within Zeon.

>>44

On the contrary, the breast-plate has become ordinary!

>>52

It seems that the most luxurious and smart items were from the One Year War.

>>55

It’s real how every faction’s budget is getting tighter and tighter…

>>55

The ones after Z are fluffy and have tanks on their backs, so in terms of mobility, they are the best made.

Speaking of which, even though Dozle is more important, his helmet is just ordinary… it has some weird spikes on the shoulder though.

Not just the mask, but the outfit is also crazy.

Perhaps even with a high rank, there is no obligation to wear it.

The ace is probably allowed to stand out to some extent by wearing a flashy outfit for morale boosting or something like that.

There are hardly any members of the Zabi family who always wear a helmet, except for Kishiria…

Huh, is a new Char coming out?

I was told by Kicilia’s subordinate that there are no rumors of injuries, so I was making excuses like that to those around me.

Well, since the One Year War was basically a total war, if they had maintained their military equipment back then, that would have been even worse.

Is there some relation to the similarity in design with Gundam?

Isn’t there hardly anyone with a mask like Kshyria’s, except for Chronocle?

Casval! I modified the headgear for the lunaball to create a mask for you!

With this, no one will find out that you are Casval! Isn’t it amazing, Casval!!

>>66

(I have to kill…)

>>66

In the original work, he simply made a mask for a classmate, but ended up dying due to unnecessary actions that were added.

I thought this person would pilot a Gundam because they looked kind of like a Gundam when I was a kid.

>>75

It’s not just limited to anime; there have been times in the past when I participated.

Strange mask

Metaphorically speaking, I think it simply follows the line of Prince Sharkin.

I feel like the Gundam-like design has been intentionally included.

Isn’t it just the eye part that looks like Ultra Seven?

In the past, helmets also had horns, and they were a way to express individuality and make them recognizable, so historically speaking, it probably isn’t such an odd story.

You have horns with twin eyes, right?

This is a Gundam.

>>78

Moreover, it can control brain waves.

Before the active period during the Reum era, the white helmet didn’t have the hexagonal shape and horns, so you couldn’t get the horns unless you advanced in rank, right?

What kind of army is that?

>>79

It’s like a stupid place where they put horns on the commander’s machine.

>>84

If there were weirder things, it wouldn’t be a trivial matter.

>>79

Before World War I, there was a culture of wearing flashy helmets to the extent of becoming a general, so it might be imitating that.

I think it’s stupid that it looks like your view is really obstructed.

Machu said it was a weird mask, so I was relieved that it felt strange even in that world.

>>83

Someone wearing a similar mask gets told by a younger boy, “Take off your mask when you talk to people.”

>>83

At first glance, you’d think it’s ridiculous, something like that.

>>96

In a world with countless designs that seem ridiculous at first glance, you might think it’s considered normal by the standards of the Universal Century, right?

>>100

The person wearing something that looks like the head of a weapon is a weird person, right?

>>83

Because no one had pointed it out in the work until now.

Is it me that’s strange for watching? Am I an old type drawn by the gravity of the Earth? That’s what I was thinking.

I think it’s questionable to wear a helmet with protrusions without securing it with a chin strap in a zero-gravity environment where everything could float away carelessly.

>>86

Speaking of which, there is a straightforward joke about Gundam.

It’s a bit late for this, but what was the excitement like when Char’s Counterattack was released?

>>89

Huh… Ah… Hmm…? That’s how it feels.

>>89

Let’s go see SD Gundam!

A very small number of people were passionately arguing that you could tell if you looked at it twice.

>>97

One of those very few people is Oshii…

>>89

My sister, who was chasing after Gundam from the start for Char, said this slicked-back hairstyle is just ridiculous.

Char’s mask was relatively well-defined in The Origin.

Isn’t there a reason given for the interior design of the Zeon public office and the Musai’s bridge?

I like that spiky gorilla; it feels like the Zeta Gion alien.

For a while, I think Mobile Suit Gundam: Char’s Counterattack was often regarded more as a misguided work than a masterpiece.

>>103

To be honest, I still think it’s a masterpiece.

The original inspiration for Zeon, the Nazis, also placed importance on appearance.

Zion just went in a weird direction, but altering appearances is something that often happens in reality.

>>104

It was so focused on looking cool that it became too impractical on the battlefield and quickly fell out of use.

Izubuchi: “Anno-kun! You have to watch this twice!”

Anno: “Really? It was true.”

>>105

Anno creating a doujinshi that includes an interview with the director due to becoming too obsessed.

Even though it’s a rather indecisive ending, the moment the intro of the TM song plays, it honestly feels like it’s all over, like magic.

Even the Legend of the Galactic Heroes in a super future will have fashion like that of the Prussian era.

I like it when my eyes get bigger when I’m surprised.

This mask is quite expressive, isn’t it?

Anno-kun has been promoting IGLOO a lot since then, and he loves Gundam too much…

>>113

But I’m criticizing Salamis for its strange movements.

Well, that was clearly a strange movement.

>>115

It’s not like it’s a fighter jet, right…?

>>118

It’s disappointing that Imanishi-san wants to swing the camera around like in cell animation and send big ships flying too.

>>113

Around the IGLOO, my ally Mr. Debuchi is also involved…

Isn’t it hard to see while simply wearing this mask?

Gundam-san Episode 1 is on YouTube’s Ganchan, but it’s currently not available for streaming, so there are almost no ways to watch it… Well, I was surprised just that it got animated back then.

I don’t fully understand it except through the game, but I love the mobile suits that appear in Char’s Counterattack…

It feels like a proper progression of the technology up to now.

You know that Char and Kycilia were hinting at each other with matching helmets, right?

When comparing the first generation and Zikaax, it’s hilarious to see that the helmet’s horns have become more subdued.

By the way, I wonder why they were so much faster only at that point when expressing battleships in CGI, even though it had been done a few years earlier in Igloo.

>>122

It can only be thought that the person who got it moving made a mistake.

The shape of the helmet also makes it resemble Gundam…

Someone who usually wears a mask is a weird person, isn’t it?

Well, I don’t really understand about the corners, but the shape of the helmet itself is quite similar to that of the Zeon soldiers, so it must be a supplied item.

The bridge of the Char’s custom Musai is becoming more sophisticated year by year.

Honestly, I think the helmet looks lame, but when I’m only wearing a mask without the helmet, I don’t look very strong, so it might be necessary to create an intimidating presence.

Speaking of which, when I got into the Zong, I was wearing normal clothes, but during the duel, I was in a normal suit. When did I change?

>>130

I change clothes when I switch to a different head.

“Tell me, Lalah, what should I do?” I said, feeling extremely anxious.

In the early stages of Yamato 2199, it was often said that the movements of the ships were quite light.

The second half of the Seven Colors Star Cluster battle will be impressive.

>>131

Speaking of which, KanToku-kun was also involved in the OP for 2199.

Igloo is the Gundam version of the battlefield manga series, so of course it will be appealing.

But it was quite impossible for Sodun to carry out an assault landing with Zikax at such a speed and maneuverability.

>>133

Isn’t it only after being able to do that much that you can call yourself an assault landing force?

I feel like Char’s mask extends over the band part, so it looks silly without the helmet.

>>136

When considering something like an HMD, if there’s nothing on top, it will probably shift due to vibrations, but having hair split is really uncool.

Wearing sunglasses and a strange mask might make you feel like you’re hiding your identity, but it’s funny that you can still be easily recognized.

>>138

It’s just that Kishiria, the target of revenge, has figured it out normally…

Come to think of it, I thought the helmet and mask were a set, but they are actually separate parts.

Was the mask fixed with some kind of cross thing?

Wearing a helmet with this mask on a normal suit must be really difficult.

The frontal mask doesn’t have a head belt.

No matter how many times it’s remade, Char’s belt never goes away.

I wonder if the masks of Crusoe and Frontal are tied at the back of the head.

>>146

The frontal one is made of a hard material that fits perfectly to the shape of the head.

There are scenes where she takes it off and puts it on the desk.

I wonder if people think Zeon is cool.

Or is it just still lame after all?

Unconsciously, I’m dressing in a fashion similar to the admired Kessilia…

>>149

I think it’s better hidden over there.

This guy has no intention of hiding.

Consider the feelings of those who make this custom order.

Also, the feeling of going out of my way to paint it red.

At a glance, being able to tell who is important or strong is essential in an organization where countless people belong.