Is it only otaku who are happy?

>>1

If you really want to make the fans happy, shouldn’t the monument be a destroyed Gundam repurposed from the one that was blown up in the Last Shooting?

>>3

Maybe people from the Universal Century would think, “What?”

It’s like a dangerous torch that you could die from if not handled carefully.

https://hobby.dengeki.com/event/2559215/

We are heading to the space station Star Jabro via the orbital elevator.

>>4

I feel like I’m about to self-destruct, and that makes me uncomfortable.

>>4

I want you to sell this agricultural ball model kit.

>>4

Isn’t that Neo Jaburo?

>>43

The Earth in that route has a future that’s a bit too dark…

>>4

The Capital Territory is the old Jaburo.

The space elevator is Capital Tower.

>>5

That’s the wrong one, husband!

It’s Gundam The Ride!

I’ve seen hot springs before, but…

In one night, extending to the country of Tian, like a gourd, the spiral of the universe.

I want them to have a permanent installation at places like ExpoCity.

A pose that always reminds me of Kinnikuman Mariposa.

As a bright vision of the future is presented, the incredible nature of the Universal Century in the main story becomes clear.

It’s like a joke that while conflicts arise one after another to utilize or sell MS for peaceful purposes, even the gaps are being filled with war…

>>17

It’s probably for the expo.

>>17

The World Expo and Yokohama are fundamentally different from the outset…

>>23

What was the high-mobility equipment made for, capable of going to Jupiter with Psycho Frame, Minovsky Flight, and Amuro’s soul in Yokohama?

>>25

Didn’t they say something about having excavated it?

>>18

In other words, will it ultimately become a farming combine…?

>https://hobby.dengeki.com/event/2559215/

A farming workball that seems good to make by reusing existing build Gundam plastic models.

Isn’t it not in the Expo?

I felt a sense of relief that I was able to thrive in a peaceful world.

It looks like we are being attacked or something…

>>26

It’s just that the Geo Wolf with AI (voiced by Shinji Takeda) has arrived…

When I watch things like the 08th Team, it’s not just about tilling the ground; it’s almost like they’re melting the terrain.

I did the laundry with ∀.

Mining MS Dahak is nice, right?

Well, the standing statue Gundam is originally set in its own unique worldview or a far future setting…

You’re asking too much from a beam saber.

Somehow, I washed up in Yokohama and was restoring an old Gundam, and while I was researching the technology of the time, it ended up having a will of its own.

There may be times when a willful Zong is wandering.

I’m living in Osaka, but I’m hesitating a lot about whether to go or not.

I think the polypod ball is close.

>>36

I didn’t know there was something like this.

But it’s sad that it seems I can’t buy it anymore.

>>37

They are periodically restocking on Premium Bandai, so if you add it to your favorites, you’ll get notifications.

>>40

Thank you… I’ll keep it in mind.

If we bake soil with a beam, it seems like it would be contaminated with heavy metals or something, right?

The farming ball is good because the cannon has become a crane.

>>44

I’m glad it wasn’t a slaughter dagger…

>>44

I thought it would be easier to extinguish fires if there was something like MS during the recent wildfire.

The amount of water that can be carried into the mountains like a person is also large.

>>54

The firefighting version of the Jegan from “Ansatsu Kyoushitsu” is great; it seems really useful during large-scale fires if there are several of them.

It looks quite fun.

The Polypod Ball is one of the two main characters’ mechs from the build spin-off.

The world view of the Yokohama Gundam is not about repurposing weapons for peaceful use.

It seems that they have been developing MS for peaceful purposes from the beginning.

I think it’s a world view similar to Uma Musume.

Is there no one who has tried to create a serious coordinator using modern science?

I understand that there are burdens to carry, but still, this guy’s HG is pretty high, isn’t it?

Don’t spout pretty words, you clever fool.

I’m starting to feel that way.

>>56

Maybe I’m only interested in the worst of things.

Wasn’t there a setting where the Yokohama Gundam was an MS that supposedly recreated and investigated the RX-78 used in the One Year War in a later era?

>>53

No, it’s a mysterious aircraft assembled from parts found in a factory in Yokohama.

>>53

It felt like a mobile suit that looked like a Gundam when I assembled the parts I found in Yokohama.

It was equipped with a Minovsky Flight system and a Psycho Frame infused with Amuro’s consciousness, but the details are unknown.

>>60

What are the developers leaving behind?

>>62

Moreover, it’s in Yokohama.

After reading the article, I suddenly want to go to the World Expo; I’m easily influenced.

If I go, it seems like I’ll be able to see something interesting.

Katasukāto mekuri

Hit detection for collisions.

Graduating from chuunibyou, aren’t you?

I wonder if the model number F00 in Yokohama was assigned after it was made.

If it was stamped at the time of discovery, Job John…

>>67

It’s F from Yokohama Factory.

The beam rifle and shield of the Yokohama Gundam are just for imagery, right?

By the way, this high-orbit type with a strong intent to kill…

https://bandai-hobby.net/item/01_4239/

>https://bandai-hobby.net/item/01_4239/

It’s cool, isn’t it?

It’s interesting how the MS, which has continued to evolve as a weapon, returns as a work machine.

It’s very surreal that it looks exactly the same as I’m used to seeing.

I wonder if the Expo Geong will be picked up in some game.

Every time I see opinions like “Is the world of Gundam where peace has been achieved just Gundam airplay?” it makes me sad.

You can learn a lot from the cast interviews… it seems like Shindi Takeda from Z Gong is playing the saxophone.

By the way, if it’s for peaceful purposes, why is there a hole that looks like a gun barrel on its head?

>>76

Isn’t it fine if we don’t load the ammunition?

>>76

This Gundam itself is a mysterious restored MS.

>>76

There might be something like an artificial rain warhead Vulcan.

There was some kind of exhibition at the Science Museum.

What technologies are necessary to realize colonies and mobile suits? Isn’t the Earth likely to become richer in the process of creating them? I found it quite interesting from the perspective that Gundam is aiming to be on the side of achieving this.

There was also a Gundam that was carrying cows.

When I removed something from the original blueprint thinking it wasn’t needed, for some reason, it started behaving strangely…

Isn’t it better to have just released an unarmed Gundam arranged with a normal spacesuit motif?

If it were grim porn, it wouldn’t have sold this well.

I was really looking forward to it since Gundam had ended when I got into it.

Originally, mobile suits were created for work, so it’s a return to their origins.

Do I need to make a reservation?

I don’t really understand.

Since we have the technology to make beam flags, there might also be beam houses for pest control.

In the future century, there will be beam ropes, beam chains, and beam hand towels, and they seem to be usable for various purposes.

>>94

At the point of the Universal Century, being able to create flags suggests that it might be possible to do something similar to the future century, which is a different system altogether.

I wonder if beam hoes will appear in space agriculture after all?

I wish I could re-experience the content of The Ride through VR Gundam…

Alternatively, it would be fine if we could participate in the ride by porting it to VRChat and subscribing.

It would be better if it’s on-site, right?

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