Aren’t there any protagonists who buy Gundams?

Well, whether formally permitted or stolen, it’s Gundam.
Since the two are likely to be the majority…
Also, in the end, the thread image isn’t selling Gundam.

Which characters are the protagonists who make Gundams?

I listened to the voice in G Generation after a long time and thought, is it really like this?

Tetsu-san!

Z and ν
Didn’t Camille and Amuro design it themselves?

The Gundam with the image on the thread is
Both aircraft are stolen goods…

I want to form a trio with Judou and one more person.

It may seem like he has no particular traits, but the protagonist has an unusual sense for shooting.

It’s wrong for DX to move with the G-con of GX.

I thought it was a story about Machu descending to Earth with the money he stole from the Gundam, but I was wrong.

I’ll sell you a gun!

What I stole was the G-Con, and I picked up the aircraft.

He is a man who can perfectly absorb Jamil’s lecture on funnel tactics just by watching from outside.

Too早くに捨てる大殺戮童貞！

Is it because it’s such a desolate world?
Garrod doesn’t really hesitate about killing, does he…?
It’s a little scary too.

If I didn’t have a woman I loved, I would have been taken in by breasts.

If the AW generation hesitates to shoot in order to survive, they won’t be able to do anything.

Later, Souichirou Hoshi was around 30 and became Kira, so it might be like that.

The protagonist gives their all for the person of their affection.
We’re together…

When I listen to it now, another character is really interfering, but I wonder if it felt natural to accept it back then.
It’s quite quirky, isn’t it?

It was around a year after her debut that Romi Park was also in Roland…

With Takagi Wataru’s current voice, Garaud seems to be quite tough… It can’t be helped, though.

The voice is…

Conan!

You’re also the voice of the fairy Jim Sniper Custom, right, Takagi-san?
By the way, Fairy Kikka is played by Mika Kanai.

It’s not a world where the population has decreased from 10 billion to 1 billion for no reason.

In the first episode, it’s a world so rough that regular moms are armed and defending themselves.

Recently, the Gundam brand value isn’t that great…

Someone who has drawn 1 percent from that hell won’t easily die.

There are quite a few characters who can defeat mobile suits in close combat, but there aren’t many who can neutralize them without inflicting damage.

If it’s Garroad, I trust that he’ll shoot with just this, so it’s painful for him to say “shoot the foolish me.”
I’m really glad you’re safe, Karis!

There’s a 12-year-old who prefers to stick a screwdriver in their leg to stay awake during all-night maintenance rather than die…

In the opening scene of the colony drop, there are too many colonies.
It’s a terrible disaster that’s no laughing matter, but the visuals are a bit amusing.

The general level of civilization is about that of Zabungle.

It’s a great title, “Shoot the Foolish Me”…

When it comes to genius in X, it’s Kid, isn’t it?

It’s really sad that Caris is standing there with the gun loaded and ready, knowing that I won’t shoot on a whim.

I thought it would be hopeless for Karis to be integrated into Patulia, but it’s great that they survived; rather than just that, their rejoining in the final stages was exciting!

I think it was a good ending, even though it was canceled.

The area that is somewhat flourishing is making significant progress in recovery.
It’s just a small part of it, but even for the relatively privileged Frieden crew, the economy is so chaotic that teenagers don’t even know what banknotes are.

There must be episodes that were sadly cut because the decision to shorten it was made early on.

I’m really glad that it’s been shortened! The directors were genuinely happy about it… It could have resulted in fatalities.

It’s the story of those worthless Vultures right from the start…

In guest performances, aside from the main character and the twins, not much else appears…

It’s satisfying because it properly resolves the story and wraps it up nicely.
I think the abrupt end of “Satyricon” is greatly affected by its cancellation.

I’m glad that Karis has a great position in the epilogue manga too.

I saw it for the first time all at once, but Garrod’s skills are simply outstanding…

You can’t be an OT protagonist unless you can hold your own against the space military’s ace squad within about 10 minutes of your first experience in zero gravity!

The OVA series was releasing numbers, and toy-wise, there was a significant surge in SD (Super Deformed) figures a little while back, along with a revival boom happening frequently with HG Gundams and MGs. During this time, it was really critical because it seemed like the style of selling toys through TV commercials for Gundam might disappear.

The gloomy beginning of episode 1, followed by a dark and empty narration… then the DREAMS left me stunned.

It would be stronger if you had a satellite cannon, so you should watch properly.
This is not something you should use casually…

How many consecutive gacha pulls did the Revolutionary Army do for the Colony Drop…?

In the G Gene Digest, I don’t understand why Enil is in opposition.
Did you invite Garrod to join your group or something and he turned you down?
If that’s the case, it would just be a case of misplaced resentment, so that’s not right.

The current Garoad is too much like Genta.

I really love how DX uses the beam sword in the scene where they fight for the first time.

The protagonist who plunged into battle for the sake of their beloved.

I got rejected after hitting on a cute boy, so I’m going to kill him.

Since there was no reaction at all to the seductive methods, I started to cling on like “whoa!”
Not a joke.

A divider that suddenly appears and has good performance.

We’re going to counter the Bit with the huge spreading beam cannon and the rapid-fire of the machine guns!
Are you going to drop it in one go…?

Well… Enil certainly has vitality, just like an AW.

Eniru was also confident about her breasts.

I wondered why this person is on my side in games.

I love Garrod’s lines, but when it gets tough, it’s this.
>誰だって悲しみや苦しみを背負って生きているんだ！

I love the conversation between Enil and Teacher Tex.

Enil is nice, but Tifa…

It’s a monster that can suppress MS in person.

It’s unpleasant that the episode where I laughed at Eternal got cut out.

Even though it’s the new century of activation, it’s quite apocalyptic.

It’s understandable that a girl who has survived hell by manipulating men through honey traps would be furious if she got brushed off by a kid.

It’s unpleasant; everyone’s timing is disastrously bad.

I only knew the line “It’s unpleasant,” but when I watched the main part, I realized it flows like this.

Even though Enil has joined the group, in terms of vibe, it’s more like a creature close to the Frost brothers…

Tifa is definitely a beautiful girl by today’s standards.

They said they were going to conquer the Earth in Patuuria, but…
It would be nice if there was a satellite cannon.

The high level of trust in Teacher Tekusu, who is confided in by a teenage girl about dreaming of the person she likes…

Frieden Crew is so young!

The episode where the moon was visible was the best!
I also like the ruined ending.

It’s like a Zabungle, X too.

Tex is probably one of the most admirable characters among the adult characters in Gundam.

Image of games and the internet: Garrod →→← Tifa
Original work: Garrod →→→ ←←←← Tifa

DX is something that, as a strategy, is definitely not acceptable; it’s not something that MS size should be doing.

As if rain falls in the streets.
Tears fall in my heart as well.
So deeply it seeps into the heart.
What is this sadness?

Teacher Tekusu sometimes shows a playful side, which is quite charming.

A man who only utters famous quotes, known as Mr. Text.

Isn’t Q.X and DX too difficult?
A. Is that a Sat-Castle gun?

It’s nice that Garrod, who had never known the joy of living with others until then, starts to understand that fun and begins to pay attention to those around him.
However, Tifa could not forgive that.

It’s sad that Dr. Tex seems to have already lost people like that, but it’s also reassuring.

Because she is reserved, there are not many direct descriptions, but Tifa is incredibly heavy, isn’t she?

I think there should be more stories about old-type boys doing their best for new-type girls…

It’s great that while Jamil can be a reliable adult, the person he relies on is Teacher Tex.

Witz and Roavy are also top-tier in the story, so if you strategize a bit with the simulator, you’ll be able to counter Bit…
It’s somewhat ridiculous that Shin-go can pilot a spaceship just by reading the manual once.

Jamil is amazing for doing something like charity work while being mentally exhausted.

I remember crying in the episode where Jamil comes back.

Recently, Garrod hasn’t been looking at me much…

When it gets dark, noticing the detailed depictions like Tifa jumping into Garrod makes you go, “Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear…”

It’s too beautiful as a story to end with the trivial mob of the red binary star.

I really like the quietly high-energy announcement (by Dome-san) when Garrod gets pumped up against NT.

In the sequel of the Tokita version manga, I was fully intent on having Garroad’s child…

DX was just launched on Abema.

It’s interesting that the story is centered around how not to fire the ultimate weapon, the satellite cannon.
That’s why the catharsis when I shoot occasionally is incredible.

I was a child at the time of the broadcast, and I didn’t realize it because Tifa was just too cute.
Palla is also cute…

In the epilogue, Tifa is raising children (without any falsehood).

Tifa, a normal girl but with overwhelming abilities.
Garrod, who is just an ordinary Mobile Suit pilot, finds himself becoming the center of attention.
This also includes brothers and satellite launchers.

It feels like there are no wasted shots when using the satellite cannon, as it doesn’t shoot as much as I thought it would.

A world where the Earth and its inhabitants are more resilient than I expected.

>>165Me
Look.

Those who aren’t strong all died from some mysterious illness called Colony Cold or something like that.

I experienced the story in G Gen, but does the story conclude when you break up with that artificial NT girl?

The sharpness of the Correl knife seems a bit off, doesn’t it?

I wonder if there was a nuclear winter after the colonies were dropped.

Looking back on the early stories, they really applied the satellite cannon a lot.
I’m using a lot of ways that don’t directly hit the enemy.

I thought Charis was going to die… but then they’re alive and will join later, so it’s a good role.

Could it be that the colony cold is caused by inhaling harmful substances lifted into the atmosphere by a colony drop?
It’s a major disaster even with one colony, yet they’re dropping them like a bargain sale!

I’m watching from episode 1 on Abema, but Garrod in the early episodes doesn’t listen at all!

The battle of Patulria is just the right point for an X cut-off.

Among the group that hasn’t fully reached the first half of Eternal yet, X is about 1/3 in and hasn’t progressed much.

It’s the kind of thing where you have an adopted child and you grow together as parent and child, right? Frieden Crew.

By the way, colony colds are still active and causing deaths throughout the main story!

If there was even one villain among the Frieden, it would have been problematic.

More erotic scenes in Gundam than I expected.

Apparently, a friend of Roavi’s ex-girlfriend also died from Colony Cold, and it just comes up in conversation.

It’s unpleasant.