We’ve come this far.

There are also novels about Gundam.

>>2

In the novel version of 1st, Shalia Bul is a close confidant of Char.

Amuro Hayato died in battle, and Kai awakened as an NT.

The Zabi family is destroyed, but with Solar Ray, Zeon wins.

The White Base defected to Zeon.

Char will end by restoring the post-war Zeon.

>>50

It might be a better Universal Century than Anime Route.

The special feature on the novel version and game book is too niche.

Game book!?

Volume 3 of the novel version of Gundam published in the Reiwa era…?

Game books are a treasure trove of ideas…

Well, DUM-E itself was a magazine that published quite a few novels as well.

>>7

I’m still posting it now!

I’ve heard the name “Scorching Pursuit” before…

>>8

The protagonist is just a mechanic, so they’re really weak.

It’s a hardcore game where such a guy chases after traitors alone, running around Africa and dying repeatedly.

Moreover, this Sharia Bull’s hair is green…

Upon closer inspection, it seems that Cluster has two episodes published this month.

Are you just extracting this from “I mean vs Shariabul”?

The reprint of Tomino’s novel version in the Reiwa era.

I wonder how official game books are…

>>17

Since it is a product from the time when I was doing things freely, it is not official.

If we’re going to do it anyway, we might as well reissue Gaia Gear.

>>20

That’s not even on the timeline unlike the G-Saver.

In this day and age, if it gets reissued, it wouldn’t make sense to just throw it on the unofficial shelves. I wonder if game books are the type that consider such things…

>>21

Does this mean that “reissued game books” will be “official” from now on!?

I know it may sound foolish, but no matter how much you hit the first Shalyable, it doesn’t really have much to do with the Ziegax Shalyable, does it?

In fact, the number of people who watch it first is increasing, so it must be effective.

Ah, the nostalgic green-backed ones from Asahi Sonorama.

The Red Three Giants, that were still being criticized here, are still continuing, huh…

>>28

The main game is dead, but the manga is continuing regardless.

It is said to be quite interesting.

I think it’s good to be properly aligned since it’s a timing for renewed attention.

Actually, it’s more of a solid original source than TV.

Sen Hasu has been reprinted a remarkable number of times even before the anime adaptation…

Amuro is going to die!

The Three Giants are somewhat stable since the person drawing them is a former Jump writer.

The project I was involved in was bad.

Leroy Gilliam’s

My (Gundam) style is finally going to be known.

It’s a novel that delves into Sharia, so there should be demand for it.

What is Braubro? I wonder if readers will keep asking that.

>>37

I think new users who go out of their way to read game books have already reached Braubru long ago…

Is it the one where Amuro gets killed by Dom and Char becomes the main character?

I’m happy about the re-release of the game book…

>>39

I find the summary of the Jerid’s deployment order interesting, so I want to take a look at the actual document.

Please restock like this.

>>39

0080!!

Showing Tomino’s writing to someone who bought it for the green uncle is a bit too much…

Even when it comes to picking up Dam A, it’s quite a niche audience.

It seems to be an era where they’re releasing acrylic stands of the first edition Sharia Bull just because it’s popular…

The novel version where Char is a relatively good person.

>>44

I will completely shake off Lalah and quickly get a new girlfriend, and I will also try to team up with Amuro.

Thinking of the later visual works featuring Char, it presents a refreshing image of Char instead.

The novel version was originally intended to be completed in one volume, and it has already reached the point where Lala dies.

The remaining two volumes are completely separate from the anime.

>>45

I feel like it’s going super fast, but on the other hand, I also wonder what they’re going to do in the next two volumes!

Don’t say anything so exaggerated or official!

Check out this tank equipped with a beam!

Adjusting the consistency of the settings is a matter of urgency.

The novel version of Char is the worst because, despite Kycilia somewhat reforming, he still ends up doing that last thing.

You can have the same impression as Kai and the others who witnessed it.

The idea to make Sharia Bull a partner in the anime came from Tsurumaki.

Anno forgot the novel after reading it just once.

The fact that it stops at Dom without Gelgoog also feels like the novel version, doesn’t it? Giga Axes.

Is it now timely to learn that there was a Zeon route before the Zieg Aks?

In the novel version, Sayla directs her murderous intent at Char, saying, “You killed my man!”

I wanted Leroy Gilliam to show up in Zikaxis too…

The only person who shot down Amuro at his peak.

Speaking of the novel version, it’s Kusko Al from Mobile Suit Gundam, the main heroine.

In the past, elements from the novel version of the first Gundam, aside from the G3 Gundam, were hardly picked up.

It was about Super Robot Wars A and Generation DS.

It’s suddenly become mainstream and I’m proud…

>>60

I feel like the Char’s Customized Rick Dom has also been picked up.

>>60

Aren’t you picking up way more in Gihren’s Ambition?

Don’t forget about Cyan.

G Generation DS had a solid novel adaptation.

Our forces are the 300th Independent Unit, and Amuro is going to die.

>>64

Is Kai going to pilot the ν Gundam?

I’ve never done that before, so I’ve never seen the real thing.

>>66

Ride

There are quite few works where the content of the TV show and the novel is generally the same.

The special route of DS features Ginga Nam’s activities, and there are too many reasons for why that script was created…

Even the Mono-Eye Gundam route is just ordinary.

ZZ is a work by Endo-kun.

The novel version was also by Endo-san.

Although it’s short, the resonance with Lalah and the unfortunate circumstances of their meeting feel more understandable in the novel version than in the anime.

Garma exits at high speed without even being schemed against, which is no good.