When the beam hits the water, it seems that the surrounding seawater will boil and many fish will die.

The image in the thread is random.

So that’s why Char tried to annihilate humanity from Earth?

The broken MS will become the fish’s house…

All the works are already broken before they even start.

I sometimes think that the debris in space battle scenes looks pretty bad…

That’s why underwater Zakus that can be used for removing and investigating various things in the sea are highly valued.

Even if it has good performance, the Z’Gok is dead because it lacks versatility.

During the F91 era, there were people who were saying that the earth would die unless we reduced the human population by 90% due to severe environmental pollution.

I wonder how they’re dealing with debris without something like a Star Trek deflector.

In G-Reco, everyone was cleaning together.

>>8

Wasn’t what Banaji was doing with the Petit Mobile unrelated to debris…?

I remember it quite vaguely.

>>10

In the original work, it’s a part-time job for debris collection.

>>44

The employer seems to be Bukh.

>>8

There are debris cleaning companies like Buffo.

In the V era, when people disappeared from Earth, environmental recovery finally began.

It was depicted in the novel that it was still just the beginning.

>>9

The depiction of performing debris modification work after the battle is something we didn’t see in previous Gundam series.

Dropping Axis to restore the Earth’s environment feels like a silly idea, doesn’t it?

>>13

I’m not really thinking about changing the world or anything…

>>13

I’m talking about an ideal 100 years after people have disappeared from Earth.

>>13

In that all-back hairstyle’s ideology, it doesn’t matter how long it takes for the Earth to fully recover; humanity will not return, regardless of whether it takes thousands of years.

>>13

Even if a nuclear winter occurs temporarily, if humans don’t interfere, it should recover in about 100 years, I don’t know though.

>>13

To be frank, I think Neo Zeon is seriously considering dropping a dinosaur extinction-level asteroid or something like that, but I just can’t say it out loud. And it’s a clear setting that Char is only interested in fighting Amuro.

>>28

We have to atone for the Earth! It’s not just about fighting Amuro because I’m crying; we must also think about that too.

I think that the concept of atonement is quite different from the sense of environmental restoration that humans on Earth have.

>>13

The Axis drop is primarily to kill, expel, and make it impossible for the inhabitants of Earth to live there (in the long term, environmental recovery is also included).

The plan was to detonate the large number of nuclear bombs carefully stolen from Luna II simultaneously with the drop of Axis, scattering radiation.

So midway, Amuro destroys the ship loaded with nuclear bombs and says, “If it explodes here, it will contaminate the Earth!”

Wasn’t V about Earth? Is that a colony?

I remember feeling scared that it would collapse from the water pressure… but what was that about?

Goon?

>>15

Is it Gaioron?

>>15

Wasn’t there a scene like that in Sambo?

Isn’t MS basically a nuclear engine?

In the future, fisheries will be over and it will all be aquaculture, right?

>>17

In the era of V, there are normally fishing villages.

Well, I guess it won’t be possible until we reach that era when the sea has somewhat recovered.

There’s no depiction of the Earth’s environment recovering even after the Axis was dropped.

At least until the F91 era, it kept getting worse, and we had to go around killing humanity.

>>21

Because I failed.

>>21

The reason for the partial recovery in the V era is that the population on Earth has dramatically decreased due to the Earth Federation’s base moving to the Moon.

The problem is indeed human beings.

It seems that even in the real world wars there would be considerable environmental pollution, but mobile suits are equipped with fusion reactors…

It’s different from a splitting reactor, but it can’t be said to have zero contamination.

It feels like it’s fine as long as the destination is Seiryaku or Riguild, but…

In the first place, the sea contaminated by nuclear waste is a mountain of corpses and smells.

>>27

That really surprised even Shakti and the others in some parts.

From a meta perspective, it’s probably an issue of plot convenience or appearance, but don’t use a fusion reactor that detonates upon being hit by a beam in a combat MS.

The Minovsky particles, which generate repulsive force just by emitting electricity, seem to have negative environmental impacts as well, but that doesn’t get mentioned much.

Is it pretty clean around there?

>>30

Because the particles are so small that they do not interfere with matter, they diffuse quickly, and the effects disappear rapidly.

Anyway, the idea is to drive humans out of Earth, so we will not consider the damage to Earth.

You’re free, huh?

>>33

By sneering like that, I ended up having to reset the Moonlight Butterfly or become a cannibal with the Kuntala…

In the first place, the idea of dropping Axis is a foolish thought, so when it actually seemed like it might happen, Neo Zeon desperately started trying to stop it.

I heard that the solar ray is visible because debris along the beam is burning, and I thought it was filled with trash.

>>39

In the realm of novels, if wars are fought excessively, the universe becomes filled with trash and dust.

As a result, there are descriptions that the laser is clearly visible or the Earth looks hazy.

There are lines, even from Amuro, that indicate we have polluted space.

It’s a matter of several thousand years in terms of Earth’s environmental regeneration.

I don’t understand what the difference is between humans destroying the Earth and Axis doing it.

>>41

If we kick humans off the Earth right now, everything will work out somehow! Perfect!

The Iron Blood is firing live rounds, so the debris must be incredible.

>>42

The technology level for Mars terraforming and the base is significantly higher than that of the Universal Century, so it seems like anything is possible.

>>48

Honestly, after writing this, I thought that the MS and battleships are also incredibly tough and with things like nanolaminate coating, maybe it will be fine…

Don’t play Lohengrin on Earth because it’s bad for the environment!

Since it’s a sequel, we improved that part, so feel free to go ahead!

I heard you can eat zakus.

I recently thought while watching on Abema that the one where the Earth’s environment is most messed up is G Gundam.

After seeing that, looking at the Earth feels normal and reassuring.

Although X has experienced a lot of colony drops, Earth seems pretty normal, right?

G is terrible.

>>52

The reason the Earth environment in Gundam X doesn’t seem that bad is probably because it has a world view like that of Zambungle.

The people living here have amazing vitality and don’t have any appearance of gloom at all.

The only element that makes you feel this world is crazy is the narration scene at the beginning.

If you keep ignoring environmental destruction and continue to fight, the Earth might turn into a ring or we might end up needing an ultimate Gundam.

In that world, cultured meat seems to be the main focus, like regular meat.

>>55

I wonder where I heard that being wealthy is a status symbol for living on Earth…

>>55

Since a high-ranking official from the federation said, “I can’t understand how those who eat synthetic meat feel,” it seems that synthetic meat is central for the common people.

The meat of the Titans’ burgers at Z is said to be chicken.

It seems that there are also non-synthetic meats such as pork among the supply materials for the Argama in ZZ.

In the novel F91, it seems that freezing technology has advanced, so frozen foods are widespread.

In the novel Belchill, Amuro’s favorite food is frozen strawberries.

In that world, the level of radiation contamination that makes it uninhabitable for humans also seems to have led to the extinction of the flora and fauna needed for environmental recovery.

>>56

If the environmental recovery function is dead at that level, we should really have people intervene to restore the environment…

Speaking of which, in the Universal Century, the propellant for bullets is still gunpowder, right?

Since nuclear fusion reactors are in practical use, I think electricity is really cheap, but it probably won’t turn into electric pistols after all.

If you make too much of the content in anime about environmental issues…

It will end up being like the anime created by Soka Gakkai.

With something like G-Savior, there’s a food crisis.

I heard that it was crazy enough to be able to do Kuntala before G-Reco.

It seems that there’s a trend among otaku to think that being serious about environmental issues is uncool.

I wonder if Minovsky particles have any pollution or not.

It might cause not only simple environmental pollution but also spatial anomalies.

>>64

There’s no denying that Newtypes, referred to as superhumans, are said to be a new species born from minofin contamination.

Even when adapting environmental issues into an anime, subtlety is important.

If you make that the main focus, it will just turn into a preaching anime.

What was it again? I thought there was an anime called “Earth Girl Arjuna” by Kawamori.

That had such a strong message that it wasn’t interesting as an anime at all.

>>65

From there, reflect and stop being preachy directly.

The one that probably took its playful antics seriously is Aquarion.

>>67

Aquaerion was also a hidden environmental issues anime…

But it seems important to deliver entertainment that doesn’t make you feel that way at first glance.

In the world of Gundam, the space technology is surprisingly less developed compared to other sci-fi.

>>66

It’s a world view where you can’t leave the Earth sphere because there are no warp systems.

Well, it’s at a level where you could use technology like G-Gundam to quickly go to outer space, but we’re still staying in the solar system.

>>66

Sometimes I fly to other planets, but most stories end up surrounding the Earth and the Moon.

They said that natural beef steak is a luxury item at Sentinel.

It seems that they are giving the pilots preferential treatment when it comes to food.

No regeneration without purification.

G Gundam is supposed to be quite entertaining.

Recently, there seems to be an increase in impressions that the worldview is too hopeless.

Can you let go towards the future? In this desperate world?

It feels like opinions like that are coming out because the mindset of the viewers is leaning in that direction.

>>73

The aftermath of G Gundam depicted in the 30th anniversary web novel was truly nothing short of hell…

>>77

Domon and Rain getting divorced.

>>87

That novel really did unnecessary things, didn’t it?

>>73

Since a clearly understandable enemy called Devil Gundam has appeared, we have come together.

At the same time, each country still secretly possesses weapons and there are still sparks of conflict, and the global environment has not improved at all.

Just because Domon’s personal problems have been resolved, it doesn’t mean the situation on Earth has improved at all…

It’s basically only as far as between the Earth and the Moon, let alone within the solar system.

When you look at Gundam from its foundation, it seems outlandish, but the worldview is despairing and the story is quite full of a sense of tragedy, especially in G.

>>76

The Gundam Union gathered from all over the world confronts Devil Gundam! They were mobilizing while saying things like “Gundam Fight, Ready, Go!”

I think the Earth’s environment is important, but…

I wonder if there’s anything we can do, even though it’s a global phenomenon.

Speaking of which, I remember there was a discussion about how the Witch of Mercury initially lives in the Mercury orbit…

The difficulty is extremely high…

Is G-Reco the only one set in the solar system?

It’s made from bio-material, so it’s edible.

In the case of Cosmic Era, positron beams from Archangels and the like contaminate the surrounding area with radiation, and since the thrust is from nuclear pulses, they are already scattering a tremendous amount of radiation just by flying…

In UC, Jamitov was relatively early on thinking, “Isn’t the Earth’s environment going to be a problem at this rate?” but the methods for improving the environment are ridiculously beyond just brute force…

>>86

Humans must go into space… Ah, they ran away halfway!!!

Because it’s the beginning of the Universal Century.

Everyone ends up here.

>>86

Since nobody cares about the environment anyway, wasn’t it ultimately correct to make a mess of it?

In the C.E world, a large-scale nuclear war had already occurred in the previous century before the story, resulting in widespread genetic abnormalities, so it seems there are no “naturals” who are completely unaltered, as contemporary humans have undergone genetic medical treatments to varying degrees.

Futile!

Humanity in the Universal Century has excessive reproductive power.

Is there no entertainment other than sex?

>>90

At the start of the 1st, half of the total population should be wiped out…

The G-Gundam world has such incredibly advanced technology that there seems to be an endless supply of troublesome stories.

It’s not the sea, but the scene of nature being destroyed and animals suffering due to the Jaburo descent of Z is quite memorable.

I don’t want to live in an environment where peeling off one layer of the colony’s outer wall reveals a world of death beyond it!

I want to be on Earth! At least terraform Mars!

When I realized that the total number of humanity had become half, there were refugees, and it seems like the number of humans has increased again, what’s going on in the Universal Century?

There are discussions that wild animals, which usually do not live long enough to be affected, are less impacted by radioactive contamination, while humans, who want to live long despite the contamination, are the ones who face difficulties.

The ecosystem is probably changed at the point where the colony has been dropped.

>>99

The change in rotational speed is quite irreparable, isn’t it?

The Minister of Health should have danced a dance promoting contraception to the citizens of the Earth Federation…

Even if you say something like “the soul is drawn by gravity” or so,

Poison gas was dumped into the colony, or it was dropped onto Earth.

It’s scary to think that such events happen with considerable frequency in the world, isn’t it?

If the surgery for the restoration of the Earth’s environment is successful, there are too many people who wouldn’t care if the patients, the citizens, die.

X is depicted with wheat fields and dolphins swimming in the sea, so it feels like it has recovered quite a bit in 15 years after the war.

It seems like some things are already over.

>>105

It is said that South America has completely gone down the drain.