>>1

This guy can’t react without the internet…

>>1

It existed from 1996 to 1999.

It’s like there are no corners.

You have a thick chin! ♡

At that time, there weren’t as many main Gundams that weren’t in tricolor colors as there are now.

>>6

“We want to create works like this with a land-based Gundam in mind.”

I understand the feeling of tilting your head at something that seems to have sprouted up forcibly.

But in the end, it became a convenient setup, and it’s cool, so I think it’s fine.

>>32

In the team play, the lack of Federation MS made the ground combat type a desirable position, right?

>>39

There are a lot of Zakus in strange colors!

Are you indifferent to the hornless?

I still quite like the appearance.

I only remember that Aina is cute and Noris is cool.

After the NTR genre became established, that’s when Mikeru started to be touched.

Removing the corners is quite a challenge, isn’t it?

In the first place, the internet was already around when this guy’s debut volume was released…

I think there was a basis for this kind of thing to come out, as there was also a gym head and it wouldn’t be strange for something like this to appear due to repairs from damage.

>>14

Wasn’t Gym Head introduced almost at the same time?

>>23

In the first sortie of the thread, Karen’s Gundam gets its head crushed.

The only times I fought as a gym leader were in the main story, specifically in the two parts of the Shivering Mountain.

In games and such, it’s a double return! (Misses all shots), it’s so simple that there’s little action.

I was in elementary school at the time, but I was more shocked that there were no corners.

I didn’t know about the F90’s second unit.

I was puzzled about how they were repurposing the Zaku’s shield.

I found out later that they were arranged vertically, but where did these holey protrusions come from…

I thought it was amazing that even after being so battered in the final battle with Apsaras, they were still moving.

It might be that I’ve ended up relatively stronger by optimizing terrain adaptation as a side benefit of repairs, I like that kind of balance.

In the first place, it’s not a work where heroic things fight heroically and brightly, so it’s fine if it’s subtle.

Well, that was well-received.

Ground Gundam can fight in space vs Ground Gundam cannot fight in space

>>24

It has been clearly stated that the equipment for space combat has been excluded from the original design.

>>26

I want them to gather the Zaku wreckage and rely on Zidane’s connections to assemble it, even naming it EZ-8, just because there are no parts.

It looks absolutely fun!

>>26

It seems that the first episode of 08th MS Team was cut, so there probably wasn’t enough time.

Compared to the gym head, I think this guy has changed too much.

Since the armor of the land combat vehicle was full of unnecessary parts, I modified it extensively! The setting has an exceptionally excellent field…

The special treatment is too much despite the suspicion of being a spy.

>>30

They probably made modifications on-site because the replacement aircraft couldn’t be allocated due to spy suspicions.

>>53

Although there were suspicions of espionage, the results of the testimony at the inquiry revealed…

“This guy is just a dreamer.”

Since it ended with results like that, the matter concluded with just a suspension.

>>56

There is one person who is not laughing at all…

>>57

That person was plotting to use Shiro to “possibly seize the enemy’s MA”…

>>60

“We might be able to take advantage of that opportunity.”

“Is that the reason!?”

“I’m fine, I’ve taken out double insurance,” Karen said while threatening Sanders with the death penalty and issuing a surveillance order.

>>57

It was just that I was suspicious, not that I was a good person…

>>62

I wasn’t doubting; I was just assessing whether it could be useful.

>>56

In other words, “I’m not the kind of skilled person who can do something like that.”

Since even the shine shot can be misunderstood, it seems like they don’t really watch the videos closely.

It’s a design I don’t dislike, but I wasn’t attracted enough to buy the model kit.

What I bought was a set of the Ground Combat Type Gundam and Zaku.

I used to hate Gundam when I was a child, but now I love it.

The early mass-produced Gundam does feel like it could just be a Jim.

>>35

Bandai: “That won’t sell, so it’s no good.”

There were many opinions that, while Gundam is being sought after, its face is not Gundam.

The reason for the revision was something everyone knew from the settings, but I think everyone wanted a sense of security and was inclined to keep gazing at the unchanged face of Gundam.

I wonder if the land-based type exists in the Zeke Axis’ space-time.

It’s producing parts that are out of the Gundam specifications before the GM.

>>38

Originally, it was planned to develop based on the old man’s operational data, but there is a true history that development began without waiting for that. Therefore, whether Side 7 RTA starts or not, I believe that the ground type is already active on the surface.

>>38

Aren’t they excluding side story elements to avoid complicating things?

>>52

The currency circulating in Machi’s colony is the same unit that was used in the Ria Colony of the Poké Wars, which is quite troublesome.

It’s quite convenient in terms of gameplay to be able to bring in various items with the weapon container.

It’s not really utilized in the main story.

>>41

I like how everything, including the missile launcher, rocket launcher, and cannon, can be taken apart and fit into that box.

I remember being told I had a weird face.

In the Relic DX, I wanted to use Gundam, but when I lost, I got my rank significantly reduced, so I was using the Ground Gundam.

Since I couldn’t wait for the beam rifle to charge, it was better to play with the 100mm machine gun.

It feels like a lot has changed.

The increase of white and the more subdued color scheme have reduced the heroic feeling, which is nice.

Missile launchers are fun, right…?

That backpack box really has a jungle vibe and looks just like an ambush team without a back cover.

The squad with hover trucks, which wasn’t in previous Gundam series, is really good.

>>49

The existence of the Guntank and its impact on later adaptations of the One Year War is really significant, isn’t it?

>>50

The Blue Trilogy… was created concurrently, so it hasn’t really influenced each other yet.

I felt a clear expansion of the base around the time of the COVID drop.

The change to MS3 units and support vehicles due to the collapse of the colony is also influenced by the 08th Team, right?

The red eyes of Gundam are a symbol of enemies or dangerous modes.

I think it’s an adventure to have default red eyes.

>>59

Where did you procure that from?

>>63

Gundam EX parts here and there.

That’s good, isn’t it?

Anti-personnel machine gun

It was all about the story of Kiki in the novel version.

>>67

It’s not that people only talk about Kiki, but rather there are many who only know about her.

The novel version has many interesting elements like Captain Joe, the Apsaras Grand Screening, and the Core Booster EZ8…

And Kerguelen Island must survive as well…

>>70

People who know that stuff well will talk about it.

The Gundam series has been criticized since the Z era, and Char’s Counterattack was also criticized.

For some reason, during the time of the species, we were really praising Z and Char’s Counterattack.

>>71

It’s just repeating the same flow in both the thread images and the seeds!

Just hurry up and continue with it already.

>>72

I had to slow down my pace halfway through…

Episode 1: A War for Two January 25, 1996

Episode 2: Gundam in the Jungle

Episode 3: Time for Trust, March 25, 1996

Episode 4: The Devil Above October 25, 1996

Episode 5: The Broken Standby Order, November 25, 1996.

Episode 6: Heated Sand Front – December 18, 1996

Episode 7 Reunion October 25, 1997

Episode 8: Military Affairs and Ideals December 18, 1997

Episode 9 Frontline – February 25, 1998

Episode 10: The Quaking Mountain (Part 1) July 25, 1998

Episode 11: The Shaking Mountain (Part 2) April 25, 1999

Last Resort July 25, 1999

>>85

This period is unavoidable, but…

From this point on, there was a change in directors, and that director was particular about the depiction of MS (Mobile Suits) for various reasons.

I think I told the staff later that I was really sorry for making them do a lot.

I’m curious about the Gundam models 3 to 8 from Zeke Ax.

Well, I understand that there will be some backlash if they increase Gundam this much all at once.

I haven’t been able to increase it properly since then.

As expected, they betray me and the insurance doesn’t work either.

>>78

I declared that I would leave the military, but rather than deserting in front of the enemy, I charged right into the enemy’s main attack, so I haven’t betrayed them at all.

It’s true that the insurance didn’t work.

It seems that the EZ8 and Wing Zero Custom are synchronized in terms of timing.

How many prototype mass-produced units are there in total?

>>80

About 20 units.

>>81

The 12 units are the Kojima Battalion.

The three machines are for the EXAM test.

The Delta team has been delivered up to 3 units.

One unit of the Red Three Giant Stars.

The only thing left is that the one who helped Ende might be one of the aforementioned ones or another machine.

Up until relatively recently, there were indeed enthusiasts here who passionately discussed how the work “08” is filled with contradictions in the history of mobile suit development, emphasizing that it is a play within a play.

I haven’t seen it in a long time.

In G Generation, it gets further upgraded or modified to adapt to space from here.

I’m not good with air conditioning.

To be precise, it’s around 20 units, so if it’s 20 units or less, we’re almost out of stock at 18-19 units, but if it’s more than 20 units, we can still manage a few more!

Let’s forget the settings for the number of ground tanks.