Being inside is fine, I guess.

Why did you just show the horns as they are!?

Carefully and unnecessarily mimic the movements of Char’s Z’Gok.

Some kind of fitting background music also plays.

I think this is interesting as it is, but I feel it could have been a bit more like full armor; however, it probably wouldn’t be as interesting without this.

It’s surreal and great that the Z’Gok has a lifter attached to it.

As expected, this director is completely focused on entertainment rather than reality…

>>10

The SF route tried various things in the early stages of the genre, but the response was weak, so we stopped.

>>22

The SF route is fine as long as the fans are happy… good… (not saying much) because…

>>27

Also, since there were many children and students who were not familiar with SF in terms of broadcast timing.

>>15

The first half of the theatrical version was definitely a hard sci-fi anime.

But after the thread image is posted, it’s freedom.

I thought it was just a strong offensive form for disguise, but it can also engage in regular anti-MS combat.

>>11

This Z’Gok moves really well, doesn’t it? Sword fighting is great, isn’t it?

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Don’t end it with Justice’s horn.

From Wilfred’s lines in “Obab,” it seems that even in the Build Fighters world, hiding in a Z’Gok is considered unreasonable.

>>24

The persuasive power of Meijin’s Amazing Z’gok is increasing, isn’t it?

Why is the Pythagorean switch happening here even though it’s a latecomer…?

I wonder if the original design of the Armored Justice Type 2 will ever become a model kit one day.

>>17

It seems likely that it will be released as a Metal Build in about 10 years.

Athrun Zala, the Z’Gok is coming out!

>>18

Because of this, Justice was not able to come out. Justice the cute otter.

And a Z’gok flying through space normally.

Hiding the Hyper Agent Aslan’s machine makes sense, but…

>>20

Just having this hyper agent on the screen is interesting enough, and on top of that, it comes with a Z’Gok that sways… so no one can win.

>>37

(A face of anger that looks just like my dad)

>>37

Someone who saw Freedom for the first time said, “The story was generally easy to understand and had a lot of impact, but that Aslan character was completely unclear. Maybe I should check out the main series,” so it’s also excellent as a lead-in to the main series.

>>61

Speaking of which, aside from being a dependable big brother position, it seems like an agent from another organization suddenly entered as a Z’Gok.

The Z’Gok’s turn is so long that it seems like it could be treated as a special move when it appears in the game.

>>25

Was the inside of the Black Sarena like that too?

>>28

It seems like it will transform in a way similar to Cavalier > Z’Gok > Justice.

>>25

The latest installment of the vs series features an incredibly luxurious version where you can switch between the same frame for both exterior and interior, with different weapons and movements.

I understand why you liked the early seeds… they’re completely different from that area and the middle, so the reception is different.

>>29

I liked the awful sense of ethics, the increasingly desperate Kira, and the raw atmosphere along with the concepts of Genesis, viruses, cloning, and genetic manipulation.

>>32

I am impressed.

>>32

The man who tried to name a love hotel “Aslan Zala” in another work is doing things differently.

It’s for the purpose of disguise, but it’s full armor justice…

Because it was poorly received for trying to craft a story in a strangely clever way until its demise.

It’s highly rated for being completely open and fully committed to the production.

>>36

It’s a theory like a ramen bald head.

>>36

The people who set the rules have become sacrifices…

>>36

I think it’s significant that the main scriptwriter, Mr. Ryosawa, has passed away.

Until the Z’Gok appeared, the atmosphere of the TV series was still quite present.

>>66

But the idea for the big turnaround in the second half with the old-fashioned aircraft came from my wife, and I don’t think we would start writing the beginning without first deciding the overall flow.

>>66

Well, I could say that it’s similar to UC and Sieg Ax as well.

Rather than a direct sequel written by the original creator at that time.

Fans who were captivated by the works at that time became the creators themselves.

I think there is a trend where we can directly offer what the fans are asking for.

>>107

It could be said that it’s just a derivative work that skillfully intertwines existing characters and elements.

That’s just fine for a festival, isn’t it?

>>36

It’s said to be oddly clever, but that cleverness contributes to the entertaining bonus scenario, so to speak.

I thought about building a plastic model, and while it’s based on the Forantes, isn’t this guy’s armament pretty strong?

>>40

I’ve also participated in Exvs, but I’m mainly fighting in Z’Gok form…

Honestly, after the drawing corrections, they went with a CE-original design and it’s not interesting.

The theatrical version that comes out looking just like the original was extremely interesting.

It’s impressive to see the pattern, but the resistance is in turn causing suffering…

The plastic model has a manual and stickers that feel like a dream when you have a fever.

I didn’t expect that they would include the best reproduction part for the damaged head.

If I were to navigate erotic fantasies through telepathy in fan creations, it would be said that I’m going too far with my pranks.

>>49

But when I was shown that delusional Kaguya for the first time, I was like “What!?” just like Shura, so I lost.

What kind of judgment is it that the main Ninja appears less often than this?

If I were to attach something to the Z’Gok, what would it be?

…Z’gok Soldier?

>>54

Amazing Z’Gok with a Cavalier included!

I’ve heard that it’s a really strong machine in the vs series.

Because of this guy, I laugh every time I watch the Jaburo episode of the first series, but what is he doing?

>>57

If you calm down from the beginning, it’s a bit strange, including the pilot, so it’s even.

(Familiar BGM)

>>62

(A posture that feels familiar)

I’m making it right now, but it’s good, isn’t it…?

The damaged parts have been wiped with top coat, so the color looks a bit different in the image.

If it was made in a way that it was obvious there was something inside, it wouldn’t have had this level of fun…

>>67

I can only say that the director’s judgment was correct…

>>67

Even if the contents are obvious, there might still be a certain level of appreciation.

I think it’s precisely because it’s a Z’Gok that a full-body razor Justice comes out from inside while wearing a Draugner.

BGM

Red Z’Gok

Yuraa… (afterimage)

Aslan hasn’t deviated from his character in any of the three works of “Seed” and “Destiny,” yet the direction of their interesting aspects is completely different, which is amazing.

When I listen to that BGM calmly and compare it, it doesn’t sound very refreshing, but I wonder why I feel like I’ve heard it so much.

>>70

Is it the sound of a brass instrument like a pellele? Or the intro…?

But it’s more rational since they don’t go all the way to gym penetration…

The appearances are actually mostly limited to Kira protecting Kagari while Artemis is just causing a ruckus in the background, except for the initial Shura battle, so the overall participation in “Hidden Ones 2” is about the same…

>>73

The impact of the first appearance is too strong…

If it gets severely damaged, the perfectly intact core would come out from inside, but this isn’t a game…

>>76

I’ve always thought it was strange that when you destroy the Full Armor ZZ, an unharmed ZZ comes out from inside!

Wasn’t it strange…?

>>78

The modelers who actually tried to store them are all modifying the hands, feet, and body of Justice in radical ways…

Amazing Z’gok is complicated!!

>>81

The fact that it started being made a long time ago means that unless the official sources explain the detailed order of production, there’s a possibility that this naming came up first…

>>81

Inspired by Gundam SEED FREEDOM, Meijin Kawaguchi assembled a custom model based on Char’s Z’Gok, and it’s only natural that you know that Sei, also influenced, hid a Gundam in a Dom…

>>96

Do not overlay historical alteration with historical alteration.

It’s seriously using the ZAFT serial number so that it can be ready when the time comes…

The red mobile suit… no, that horn…

Isn’t it justice…?

Embarrassingly, I finally understood the style of the species through my own freedom.

I had misunderstood because there were unnecessarily intricate side settings, but it turned out to be a work that completely throws logic out the window and focuses entirely on entertainment.

>>87

It took a long time, and since the main screenwriter is also gone, it’s undeniable that those factors played a big role in the outcome.

I was watching, thinking, “I have a simple brain, so the final battle is just a Z’Gok… Justice is gone now…”

In fact, there’s no way I could notice that the sole of my foot is visible from the injury in the first match!

In the latter half, too many things happened, and I forgot about Justice → it felt like it just came out of nowhere.

Looking back now, I think it was a bit too much to do one year, take a break, and then do another year…

Right after the first screening, I posted on the image board for Char’s Z’Gok, and I won’t forgive that anonymous bug.

If my wife were alive, after defeating Karla with My Free in a state of complete exhaustion, Kira and Lacus would probably be embracing each other in outer space as “FIND THE WAY” plays and it would end like that.

It’s not just the Z’gok, but the fact that it also overlapped with the Cavalier…

The combination attack on Destroy, along with Dragner’s stealth marketing, is impressive.

>>100

Why am I going to see the Cosmic Era Gundam and getting hit with the backlash from Universal Century Gundam and Dunbine?

I’m a passing Kelpie.

Please let me through.

>>101

The Kelpie is a Black Knight, and you must be a Kappa.

“Why did you hide it in the Dom…? That confusing feeling becomes more and more persuasive later on.”

>>106

No matter how simple it may be said to be, I fall for a strong character who rushes to my side in a pinch, regardless of their appearance.

>>106

I forgave everything with the reliability of the scene where it glides while fully bursting.

What happened in the explosion will never be known for a lifetime.

The shield might have just come flying along with it.

This feels like a dream I had when I had a fever.

I would like you to pick up the initial proposal as a prototype for SEEDFREEDOM’s MSV…

It seems that the design will be significantly changed from the perspective of confidentiality.

A mysterious weapon called a mega particle cannon.

>>112

I’m saying it’s not a mega particle cannon, but a mega particle cannon, and I seriously think it’s kind of stupid but I like it.

What kind of reasoning is behind that effect that deflects beams?

I’m not thinking about the details, but I probably think the person in charge of the settings will figure something out later.

What logic is behind creating clones and launching simultaneous attacks?

While I was creating it, I was making it with the intention of it being a true doppelganger, but I think the setting person will probably figure out a fitting explanation for the worldview later on.

>>115

As a director who has risen from being a stage director, it’s perfect.

I will turn a blind eye to Mr. Morita’s struggles.

>>119

The statue gets colored and becomes a Gundam.

They did it in Ultraman Tiga, so it should be fine.

Please think about the reasoning from here on.

We’ve been together since the time PS armor was born.

>>136

Did PS armor come about in that kind of vibe!?

No, it’s really super cool, so it definitely succeeded, but the PS armor…

By looking at how the horns grow, you can tell that there’s something inside, and when it comes to Aslan’s ride, you can speculate that the machine inside is that one.

If you’re just going to take a good look at the standing picture from the thread

When bombarded with the pace of a movie, the Z’gok, of course, along with other surprising developments, come rushing in, leaving no room for contemplation as the Justice appears.

>>117

I think people would have scoffed at me if I had said that I knew the answer beforehand and that before the release, Sugokku was out and it was all about Justice.

It’s not an exaggeration to say that the Z’gok performed better in this movie than ever before.

This is not a Z’gok, it’s a Justice.

>>120

It was strong even in the Pocket Battles…

Isn’t it like Aslan is an interesting person?

↑↑↑SEED up to here↑↑↑

↓↓↓ From here FREEDOM ↓↓↓

An embodiment of…

Essentially, it’s enhanced armor for Justice, so it is already strong as it is.

Even though I understand that this way may be stronger in terms of armament, it still seems unreasonable in some way.

I don’t know why shooting the Lohengrin makes it easier to escape the atmosphere, but it’s cool, so that’s good!

>>128

Actually, this all started from the first seed…

>>138

Actually, it’s an impressive scene from an impressive story, isn’t it?

>>138

Actually, I think it’s just one of the great scenes.

It’s strange that many people have forgotten.

When it comes to the style of the genre, I think it’s a world where gloomy and natural discriminatory lines from the bride’s script are exchanged, along with colorful and visually appealing mecha battles, so it’s not just fully focused on entertainment.

My wife left half of her manuscripts behind, so the seed of freedom was created.

Right before the Z’Gok, it’s being tormented by the riders, isn’t it?

The development is like a roller coaster.

If it’s just a one-time gag, that’s one thing, but it really does perform well.

>>132

I never thought I would wear this to space.

I didn’t think you’d be wearing that until just before the final battle.

I think it’s crazy that they’re fully utilizing the wing sabers at the Z’gok stage.

Because it would be unpleasant if the Z’Gok were weak, wouldn’t it?

I love the Amazing Z’Gok that calmly destroys enemy bases while floating around.

It seems that the final narration of Lux is using the script as written by Yoshizawa, and even if the final draft wasn’t fully completed, I think the overall structure was somewhat established.

>>143

When I read ΔAstraea again now, I can consider that there were elements connected to the movie, so it seems like the basic parts were somewhat established.

>>154

It is said that the Princess of the Sky, Road Astray, repurposed the Black Knights’ code for the Astray side, and I completely agree.

That armor level that is unbeatable and the equipment focused on close combat.

I’ve seen Z’Gok being used in space before in the old Gundam too…

I feel like it was a manga, but…

I had fun with entertainment, but I’ve always thought it was different from the goodness of the seeds up to television.

It’s unavoidable, but the latter half is lacking those roundabout yet refreshing lines.

>>145

Well, that’s why I straightforwardly said that I love Rax!!

>>145

However, I wonder if it would have ended nicely if they had maintained that overly indulgent style for the length of a theatrical version.

I suppose now is just about the right time.

>>145

I love how Kirar is overly supportive and how Aslan teases you about being useless; I can see their growth and I like it.

While I was making a plastic model, I laughed because the protruding horns weren’t actually the horns of Justice, but rather horn covers.

I love the scene where it slides sideways and destroys the interior of Artemis when Aslan is not riding it.

It was revealed that the horns on the plastic model were covered and extended with those from Justice, and I was surprised that they went that far to make the horns!

As a result of trying to incorporate Justice elements to the limit, the construction of HG has somewhat turned into a kind of MG, which is an inexplicable benefit that makes me laugh.

So next time you come out, will you be wearing a Hi-Gogg suit?

Well, the second half is a bit different from the previous vibe, but I wonder if it will be okay… The director himself said in an interview that he has been worrying about it.

>>153

As just an audience member who watched the movie, I think it was good as it is.

Combine the barrels! Power dramatically increases!

Please think about the reasoning later.

Being able to continue fighting without a scratch even after taking a thousand needle attacks is really useful, isn’t it…

The Z’Gok hadn’t appeared yet as a first homage mecha for the species.

It’s understandable that Aslan, who also has elements of a Char homage, is the one piloting it.

>>159

That guy does whatever he wants, standing on the ground with the Gundam at the time of fate, like a Zaku.

>>159

I don’t think there was anyone who was serious about it, but I was kind of looking forward to the revenge of Asran.

>>164

Aslan questions Aslan’s way and parts ways with Aslan…!

I think that even if the bride were alive, the ending would have been the same with Kiraraku getting together in a happy ending.

The process is probably completely different.

A high-priced HG kit costing around 7000 yen with Z’gok and Cavalier.

>>163

Cavalier is treated as a weapon set for Gunpla, so it’s okay to use it with compatible scale models!

Watching the movie, I thought the final episode of Destiny was fine, but then amazing information kept coming out that this final episode didn’t exist at that time.

>>165

It is true that it was not broadcasted.

However, after a short interval, we did have a true final episode, and there is also a special edition that recorded it, so it would be misleading to say that it didn’t exist at the time.

The final Lux and the overall plot are my ideas, but the dialogue and details were worked out by the director and the scriptwriter.

The counterattack of Athrun was done by my dad… or rather, this work is…

There are usually examples of situations where the protagonist falls into evil, right?

In the end, the impression of my wife improved significantly with the point of “Let’s bring out the Strike Freedom!”

>>171

Destiny was left unresolved in Seed Destiny, so let’s let it shine as it is! This idea also came from my wife.

When looking at Δ or the princess of the sky on their own, you might think, “What is this?” But after watching Seed Destiny, you might start to wonder if this is actually… something more.

Even with the Black Knight Squad, it feels more like a design from around 2006 to 2008 rather than something modern from the Reiwa era.

The Inja Type 2 that emerged after armor purge is in deactivation mode, but why is the bottom of its legs in phase shift while in Z’gok state…?

>>174

I guess only the soles of the feet were electrified.

My wife understands boys’ minds quite well, doesn’t she?

>>177

He was also the one who did the series composition for “Dendō.”

>>177

I wonder what those days were like when the Fujoshi who turned Subaru into a man were being criticized so harshly.

When I bought the plastic model, the Cavalier is bigger than I expected!

The attached railgun is pretty large too!

Isn’t the Cavalier a bit too wide?

>>158

Orphe is pitifully unable to fully embrace a sense of self-righteousness like his two predecessors; instead, he remains partially sane.

I was a doll who couldn’t go against my mother, the one responsible for the madness that caused the situation.