Isn’t the prototype No. 1 cooler without the full burnian specification?

I had never thought about it, but now that you mention it, it makes sense.

I have awakened.

>>5

I think this will look just like this.

>>6

Compared to the First, there are hardly any common parts.

What is the persuasive power of the overwhelming Gundam-like quality of Zephyranthes?

It looks like the design of Zephyranthes has been completed.

The Fulvarnian feels overly attached.

If you compare them, which one looks stronger? Well, that’s obvious.

I wonder if they could change the material of the MG GP01 to a different plastic and re-release it.

It’s amazing that this isn’t adapted to outer space.

The long legs that stretch out make preferences vary.

How should I put this?

It feels like the balance between mecha and heroic elements is just right.

Originally, I was only planning to change the core fighter.

Since I broke it right before, is it correct that the major renovation I did while fixing it is the Fb in the story?

Is the design by someone from Macross?

If there is a dividing line in robot design, it’s definitely before and after Macross.

>>15

I think it’s more like Katoki before and after Macross…

There are a lot of lies in the two-dimensional world, both GP01 and GP02.

It’s unclear why this guy is specifically for ground combat, and because of that, there have been quite a few G Generation games where FB can’t be used on the ground.

I always say this, but I want them to release a Ver. 2.0 including the full armor in MG.

The Gundam design of the eyebrows is cool, but the draft has a somewhat lacking sense of three-dimensionality.

It finally feels like a Katoki refine.

I also like this side, but I appreciate the convincing changes for things like the thrusters and extra armor for the fuel space on the FB.

Since it was able to fly in the atmosphere with a pack, I thought it could be used normally in space too.

>>20

It’s a general-purpose type, so it should be usable in space, but it was released before adjustments were finished…

The design of Unit 1 seems to have the essence of Kawamori, yet also seems to lack it.

The second unit fully showcasing Kawamori’s style.

In fact, when it comes to FB, it can move at jet-like speeds, so it can’t just be categorized as an MS anymore, Zephranthes.

There is a concern that the booster pod of Fb might snap at the base under gravity.

I only dislike the Facebook nipple thruster.

>>25

Response from the one who got their ship burnt by that.

It’s been common lately.

The original short pants Gundam?

It’s bad that FB doesn’t have dams on its feet.

I like Zephyranthes more, as it feels like a modernization of the original.

Even just looking at the GP series, I can’t understand anything about Kawamori’s design style for mechs.

Even when watching Macross, I recognize it as “a variable fighter from the Macross series,” and the same goes for Aquarion.

When things like AC are mixed in, it’s really hard to understand what Kawamori’s style is all about…

Isn’t it good at blending into the atmosphere that matches the series?

It’s probably something that came later with the AC characteristic attached.

>>30

What about directorial qualities? Literary qualities? I’m not really sure about that either.

>>30

Isn’t that the closest to the essence of Armored Core?

>>30

A body type that feels short in the torso and wide horizontally.

There are flashy ones in 04, and 01 likes this one.

I like that the core fighter’s thrusters aren’t in use; it gives a feeling of improvement.

The ones that have a very different impression between Kawamori’s concept art and Katoki-style three-dimensional objects.

I really love MG.

I wonder if something like ver.ka will come out.

Speaking of which, is this the Ground Type Gundam slot over here…?

If there was no mistake in the OS adjustment, then the Zephyranthes could have been used in space without any problems, right…?

>>38

Even so, if it remains for ground use, it will have movements worse than those of a gym.

It can probably move properly, but because of a programming mistake during the Cima battle, it moved irregularly, which actually helped.

Recently, there have been a lot of threads about Stardust Memory. Is something going on?

>>39

Imposing my personal trend.

>>40

A bulletin board is just fine like that.

I don’t remember if there is any difference other than the burdens we carry.

This guy can normally fight in space just like this.

The reason for the drowning in the story is that Kou ignored the properly made OS that Nina had created and instead installed his own defective OS, which he made himself.

There is quite a difference all over the body.

It’s partly because everything has become a mess.

If I release it now as MGver.ka, it might not fully embody the Kawamori version, so it would be a problem to have a body with antennas sprouting from the chest.

I feel like it’s rare to have a rifle that fires live ammo, especially one that is single-shot.

It’s usually a beam rifle or a machine gun, isn’t it?

>>47

Was there such a thing?

>>48

Wasn’t that the cause of Bitter’s death? I’m sorry if I have a memory lapse.

Well, the thread image is more like a design by Kawamori that has been refined into a cool, Gundam-like shape.

Both Unit 1 and Unit 2 were written by the person, and overall they have a slightly thicker body, shorter torso, and longer arms as a balance.

In terms of mobility, the Powered GM using the same backpack is evenly matched.

I want to remake MG together with Saissaris.

>>52

The proportions of Zephiranthes are exceptional even now, but Saisalis…

It’s a bit harsh that GP04 got shelved because this guy became a full Burnian.

>>53

If it hadn’t been put away, would it have never been handed over to Lord Seema?

>>55

If the federation hadn’t discarded it, O’Sullivan probably wouldn’t have secured it and diverted it.

GP01 was created with the aim of being adaptable for both land and space with just a few modifications to the core fighter.

If it’s for ground combat, how about making it more like a ground combat vehicle by attaching treads to the arms and legs and moving while keeping a low stance? Kawamori suggested this, but it seems Bandai said no.

It’s AC Kawamori.

I’m a fair-weather fan, so I just found out for the first time now.

>>57

The basics involve designing key AC units, and the remaining parts are designed by From Software employees to match them.

>>57

It’s a luxurious game featuring various mech designers besides Kawamori.

It’s often referred to as a habit, but Kawamori’s mechas typically have a body shape with shorter legs and torso, and longer arms.

It probably has to do with the balance and surroundings when standing on two legs.

I always think, what’s in your knee?

>>61

It is an observation device for data collection, but various components can be swapped out.

I wonder why only Unit 3 was designed by Katoki.

The GP02 is designed with a ridiculous concept where it charges straight into the enemy’s center and annihilates them with an atomic bazooka, then one comes back.

It’s like that body type is designed to hide all the important parts with the straight thrusters and shields on both shoulders.

It’s the original protagonist mecha in the vs series, but tends to get removed from the roster.

After seeing the front skirt and flared dam, it still feels unsatisfying.

White Glint is nice, isn’t it…

Seeing the thighs fully exposed is a bit much.

The full variant is better there.

I think the most prominent aspect of Kawamori’s work is the efficient storage of the core fighter.

>>72

It’s nice that the Core Fighter’s engine becomes the backpack just like that.

It won’t hinder movement since it doesn’t fit in the body.

The fact that the Core Fighter’s vernier could be used as is in MS mode was likely something the person felt was well done.

The Fullbearian has a cool silhouette at first glance, but on closer look, the big shoes and protruding shoulders are tacky.

Zephyranthes + Boost Pod is ideal.

It might be easier to understand if it’s rough.

>>76

It’s very much like Kawamori!

>>76

It’s different from the image…

>>76

That’s true, the impression is quite different.

>>76

The thickness of the outlines feels like Kawamori’s drawings!

I don’t understand designs that look like Kawamori’s hand-drawn style.

Going as far as an icon that looks like a hole is a separate matter.

The white-cornered first-generation fur color.

There’s something nice about fighting while holding a bullpup machine gun.

>>78

I like the one where you jump at the Kimbalite base and shoot a rifle and a machine gun at the same time.

I want a Core Fighter for the Full Burnian in the thread image.

The design of the Zephyllanthus is so good that it makes the Full Burnian stand out.

The Core Fighter really has an interesting transformation, doesn’t it? Zephyllanthus and Stamen.

It would be nice if they released an HGUC remake alongside the Stamen.

Saisaris is a bit old, but the satisfaction level of the kit itself is high.

Please make Staymen and Scyther RG.

A telescoping shield may be plain, but it’s really cool, isn’t it?

Mr. Kawamori’s designs have changed quite a bit since the era of CG.

When I touch HG and stuff, I feel like the rifle is kind of small, right?

If it’s Kawamori, I like the player ship from Omega Boost.

>>93

Shadowhawk and Marauder are great too…

I previously made an MG GP01 with just the shoulder of a Full Bernian transplanted, and it looked pretty cool.

There are three-dimensional objects that are reproduced like that.

I wonder why it was titled mechanical styling.

I think Kawamori’s designs are really diverse, as they can range from classic series like Gundam and Macross to unique ones like Nirvash and Aquarion.

The white part of the MG was really tinted green.

This is my favorite pose, and I usually choose this one when I display it.

It’s amazing to think that, despite being a Gundam, it has Kawamori’s blood in it, making it a truly valuable entity.

After that, it feels like basically Gawara-sensei’s kneaded rice cakes are being continuously kneaded by Bucci and Katoki.

Sometimes I pour Nagano and Akagi’s juice.

>>103

Are you talking about decades ago…?

When it comes to Kawamori, I really like Dangaioh.

I like Winner more than Men of Destiny.

Kawamorii design has a general feeling of rounded and wavy lines.

I love adding more slippers.

Excluding the head, this is definitely a medium bipedal AC…

The era of going without skirts is here.

I like it more than Fullmetal Alchemist.

Is this the last part of episode 1?

It is the same person.

Please let me through.

I prefer the shoulders in the reference image.

But having a booster on your back and calves makes it look better.

I think there are pros and cons.

I understand that the mecha with the feeling of the original level of The Gundam is the one in the thread.

I really like how cool the shield is.

The picture in the thread is cool, but is it an MG? It’s quite an old kit, right?