I hope that if it’s Gundam, it will be planned for 52 episodes but will be cut off at 43 episodes.

Look at the old man who had to make four seasons of anime and movies in a row; he developed serious depression from his own work.

Iron-Blooded Orphans had a proper 4-cour run, right?

I wonder why Iron-Blooded Orphans had four cours.

I want it to be canceled at episode 25.

Everyone’s schedule is packed.

They say that if you suddenly do a full 4-cour season, the staff won’t be able to gather.

It’s tough to have robot battles every time for four quarters.

In the past, it took a long time to sell products.

As we get to the second half, sales tend to taper off.

There seems to be a sense of satisfaction among animators who were eager to draw robots, as there are now enough robot anime available.

Ten years ago in my 40s feels recent.

Ten years ago in my twenties feels far away.

Why was Gundam canceled at such an awkward time?

What was the remaining 9 episodes used for?

Iron-Blooded Orphans was enough at 12 episodes.

I feel like there has been an increase in robot anime that are properly centered around toys compared to a certain period of time.

The ratings are bad, and I’m getting complaints from Nagoya TV.

Sales plummeted sharply from Zambo and Daitarn to Clover.

It seems like it was tough because you were being complained at.

Itato said that the coach was always getting scolded and apologizing back then.

It’s not just the number of episodes, but having many episodes without battles can feel a bit lonely, right…?

It would have been great if they had made a movie version of Mercury.

It seems that while it can be done well by pushing through with a live feeling, it also seems just right.

The position of the director back then seems really weak, doesn’t it?

Trider G7 is fun!

A elementary school president battles villains while riding a robot.

There’s a bit of the original vibe from things like Raijin-O too.

Kids will really like it.

Mercury is a split 2-cour, while Ziegax is 1-cour.

It’s getting shorter and shorter.

Since Yamato, it has been popular among middle and high school students who became anime fans (at that time).

There were lots of studio visits and fan letters coming in.

The Gundam didn’t have much popularity among children buying combination toys.

Both Mercury and Iron-Blooded Orphans seem to have mixed reviews after their second cour, so it looks like Zeke Aks will wrap things up neatly without that kind of issue.

Since the toys sold, are we not going to extend it after all?

Isn’t it quite a completed design even in Kunihiro Okawara’s robot design?

Triader G7

It seems that Ziek Ax is starting from a cool point after the actual division.

The personnel in the company are taken away by the subcontractor The Ultraman, and they won’t even paint the shadows…

It seems like there are many anime that become successful despite not being expected to.

It seems that Sunrise won’t have the stamina to do another consecutive four-cour series even if they were to turn MS into CG.

I think the quality of animation that viewers expect has become too high.

Conversely, it’s abnormal that AGE was able to run for four continuous cours without a compilation episode.

Kan-san, who is also participating in Ziku Ax, was doing the key animation for about 20 episodes, and it had a production system like that of Showa-era anime.

If it’s okay to use banks like W, it might still be possible to do it for four seasons now.

It seems like there will be a lot of people complaining once we actually do it…

“Shades of death should have at least prepared one more year of preparation time.”

People who can draw robots…

Sales during broadcasts might not change much even if they are short.

I believe that those who have been around for a long time are more likely to be loved for a long time.

Four-cour anime really creates a different kind of attachment.

I can’t keep up with a TV that has movie-like visual quality for a whole year.

Sunrise has produced its flagship work, Gundam, in color.

The satellite is having Sunrise create the flagship program Macross.

It’s a bit confusing in my head, but that just shows how challenging the current production environment must be.

I want them to do 50 episodes like 00 or Iron-Blooded Orphans, but in two parts.

It feels like the original TV version or a picture story show with added voice.

In a single season, it feels like a fleeting dream.

The first generation was supported by female fans during the broadcast.

The quality of the Zik Axes artwork is incredible.

It’s at the level of being made into a movie as is.

There has never been a year where we could do it with movie quality, both now and in the past!

It seems that having a longer length would make it easier to create showcase moments for various mechs when selling plastic models.

I want to see a slightly rough animation of Machu.

The internet says that Mobile Suit Gundam became a huge hit with Gunpla and led to a movie adaptation.

Because they fabricate history.

It seems difficult for those who come forward to make corrections each time.

Is Zeek Axis already finished being made?

In cool split works, the center of the content’s intensity lies in the period between the first and second halves.

Separated from the creators, it has moved to the viewers’ community.

There can be temperature differences and misinterpretations when the official event resumes, right?

Honestly, I doubt whether sponsors frequently interfere with the developments of the story or the plot.

It’s probably a job to sell toys, but I wonder if there was a system that immediately reflected the sales of toys when interfering with the work, and does that result lead to causing holes in the program, to the extent of deciding on a cancellation?

Director Tomino is making more use of Mr. Anno’s artistic ability than he himself can.

I think O-Hage and Yasuhiko have a relationship like a cracked pot with a matching lid.

I have no idea what you’re doing.

Shin Eva’s battle scenes.

The CG part of Shin Eva is not well done.

Since we’re wrapping this up, create the next plan.

Tomino said that being told that was the hardest part.

That’s not such an idea.