Aren’t you sleeping around Morgenröte?

Kaito bought it.
Just kidding.

There’s still time between Recole and destiny, so this guy can screw up and we can squeeze in the incident where freedom makes it just in time.

Did it still exist? I feel like it exploded when it made the impossible possible.

Aren’t they testing a machine somewhere in the orb?

I will offer (some items) at Moo-san’s grave.

The rebuilt Strike, setting that aside, it wouldn’t be surprising if the Dragoon Striker appears in another side story.
>使い手が居ないTon

Maybe Blue Force should use the Dragoon Striker…

His eyes are properly green.

The color of the striker is sky blue with yellow, and I feel like it’s a bit too toy-like.

The rouge was broken by the sparkle of the sky.
The rouge of freedom might be this.

Was there no Fragmaman there already when we recovered the remnants of the strike…?
I wonder how that survived.

I didn’t know anything about this machine until it appeared in G Generation, so I don’t understand anything.

The performance is still that of a standard trike, and since the worn-out parts have been replaced with new ones, the intention of the setting is that it’s simply a revived original Mu machine.

It’s good that Mu is alive, but how he was retrieved is a mystery, isn’t it?

It’s a Super Robot Wars, but I wonder if before the main story of UX, I deployed with Exia Repair 2 and fought against Ribbons. My imagination is expanding.

They should normally have parts for repairs made for operation.

The performance is still the same as Strike, so at least the parts that were enhanced with Rouge are not being used.

The visuals and settings in Recollection are already inconsistent, so I’m waiting for them to reorganize the settings once more.

For now, the head is a spare part for the rouge.

I see…
In an unexpected situation where the brigadier general borrows a red to go out into space.
Kojiro promptly handled it and immediately served the rouge with the brigadier general setting.
Surely it was because of the experience from this incident…
Different.

When you picked up the fragments, Muu-san must have thrown them away.

The more additional settings are added, the more it feels like Lohengrin couldn’t evaporate this thing, huh? That’s not impressive at all!

I didn’t really care when another one was added while I was playing Battle Destiny.

The remnants of the arm are being used for a gold frame, how busy!

Since there is a Gunbarrel Dagger, there should also be a Dragoon Strike.

Perhaps the free-spirited Rouge was restored using parts taken from this one.

Um…
After the Strike dramatically exploded right in front of the eyes and nose of the Ark Angel’s bridge.
The Allied forces appeared and took Mu inside with them.
After that, it will be that the Archangel took in the remnants of the Strike without Mu’s presence.
Is this okay?

The parts of the rouge are increasing infinitely.

If interpreted as almost being rouge, there is no contradiction, but if it’s said to be a strange way of writing, then yeah, I can agree with that.

What is often referred to as repairs is actually quite often a complete rebuild in reality.

Is there even any value left to recover? It was destroyed to that extent.

Not everything evaporated, so you probably carefully sorted out the parts that could be used for reconstruction from the wreckage.
Do your best!

Since Rouge is also a strike, it’s probably recognized like Dragoon Strike (Rouge).

They were probably thrown into space from an explosion near the cockpit and ended up in the allied ship…

On the contrary, I want to ask where the parts of Muusto are left.

Well, it doesn’t matter how many strikes you make…

The missing aircraft is likely stored underground in Orb or has been stolen by junk dealers.

In the first place, it’s funny that the wreckage of the strike, which exploded spectacularly in the vacuum of space where kinetic energy doesn’t dissipate, is just floating around AA in a stationary state…

Since Aegis is a command machine, the head should be quite important.
That crest is packed with an electronic control system.

It seems they picked up and revived that trash that is even worse than junk.
It can be said that it is more emotionally understandable to say that it was rebuilt with the intention of being a memorial for Mu.

There’s probably no one wanting to go out of their way to pick up the old-fashioned severed head lying on Marukio’s private property, but clean it up, Aegis.

It’s idiotic that there are only three Dragoons and it uses four batteries just for one flight, and it’s also a stupid design to carry sixteen batteries as a countermeasure.

It’s not just with the species, but isn’t it convenient how there are spare parts for Gundams just lying around?
Where does it come from?

I thought it might just be that I didn’t know because settings are often completed while I’m not paying attention.
No way, does it really not have a setting for how Muu-san survived yet…?

If you want to operate properly and conveniently, don’t you need spare parts for the number of machines you plan to set up?

The feeling of it being something that seems like it should exist but doesn’t really feels very original to G Generation.

Strike level
Even if they’re in pieces, the fact that they can create a resurrected monster means that if they really want to, even a chopped-up Saber can be turned into a resurrected monster… is that what you’re saying!?

I think they load as many spare parts for the Strike as possible when they enter the orb.

Memory modification surgery on Strike!?

Given the extent of the explosion, does “rebuilding” really mean rebuilding, or is it more like incorporating some of the original parts as a memorial?

It can’t be helped!
I was suddenly told, “Looking forward to the sequel next year!”

Mr. Mu’s implantation of Neo’s memories is surprisingly great.
It seems that there wasn’t much of a rejection reaction because the personal data itself is the same, just with different names and backgrounds.

The only difference is that the presentation is in G Generation; its position as a side story is no different from those published in magazines, right?

Now, you can just replace the broken units of current fighters with spare units and launch! That’s why the inside of the ship in Cosmic Era is probably full of spare parts.

Unlike rouge, it has a weaker symbolic meaning (or rather, both major factions think that a strike is the worst).
It will probably reach a point where it won’t be needed anywhere anymore in terms of performance.
Could it have been used for data collection on the Shiranuiki equipment and then discarded?

Wasn’t it the case that if you hit Lohengrin, it would disappear?

Mu is a man who makes the impossible possible.
No matter how it looks like it exploded, I survived and even received damage to the point of affecting my transformation, yet I’m fine enough to become a Mobile Armor and help the captain.

The anime has a vibe that is quite close to the main story, which is impressive.

It’s fine to just use the Rouge name at this point, but did they really want to have Kira pilot the Strike that badly?
Well, the fact that my eyes are green already…

Strike is a modified mobile suit that has been transformed by the evil secret organization Morgenlater.

One might question whether a rouge that is not red can truly be called a rouge.

In the in-game animation, the tiger calls this guy “Rouge,” so I think most of this guy’s parts are basically Rouge.

Well then, shall we start by talking about how Char, who normally died in an explosion in the TV version, is no longer gone in the movie?

The tiger recognizes it as rouge.
Some people, like Kira, recognize it as a strike.
Maybe it’s something like this.

Compared to a certain director who was simultaneously dealing with the aftermath of W after the director ran away and launching the new show X, even Seed Destiny is still somewhat better.
Isn’t it amazing?

There can never be too many strikes, you know.

I personally liked that Rouge ended up being simply Rouge, because I like that it resembles the Kirakaga siblings’ machines.

Please modify it like Duel Blitz.

Being a hybrid of Strike and Rouge means, in other words, Kirakaga.

Strike is being treated like a madman’s toy in relation to Metal Build…

I wonder when the whereabouts of this guy will be revealed.

Honestly, I wanted to see dragoon battles in the Re:Collection anime…

At that time, Director Takamatsu was so exhausted that being given the directorship of Kochikame was treated as a form of rehabilitation.

I’m looking forward to the G Frame, but it’s been almost a month and there hasn’t been any information yet!

It’s confusing that Dragoon Strike made from spare parts of Rouge made from spare parts of Strike.

Every time this guy engages in close combat with a saber, I think that’s not what you’re supposed to do! But then again, Provi used a saber quite a bit too…

In this episode where the strike breaks, Kira becomes even more depressed.

I think there will be future participation from Inibu.

Is it that casually, chronologically, this is the first machine or pack that Kira was involved in developing?

Isn’t it the Rouge No. 2 (the one I was riding in Destiny)?

But you know…
The Gundam world still sees inhumane projects like Twilight Axis, where one person is almost solely responsible for directing, writing, mechanical design, character design, storyboard, directing, and animation supervision…

So, why did a Zaku that is completely different from the design line of this Gin suddenly appear…?

I think it’s unfair that Dragoon Strike seems like it could be at a level comparable to the main storyline.

I wonder why I’m eating and sleeping in the gap between the stars over there… Is it because I’m alive…?

Revisited recollection.
Certainly, there’s a conversation like “Is the adjustment of the rouge finished?”
It seems that in the script, the color of the rouge was changed and the Dragoon Striker was carried on the back.

Amuro has been taking breaks (including house arrest) since his pilot debut, while Kira-kun has been working continuously; that’s impressive…

Wasn’t it depicted as if Mu was directly picked up by Jibril?

First of all, Rouge seemed to have become a symbol of the nation’s leader with some kind of destiny, but I didn’t think of that machine that way during the original series, so I wonder when it changed.

Is it really okay for this machine to use up the battery like that and throw it away?

Surely the Brigadier General didn’t expect that repairing the Freedom would lead to the emergence of unknown MS.

As expected, it might be left piled up in Eternal for a long time.
If this were placed on earth without the meta element of its production period, I wouldn’t ask to lend it to Kagari.

Impulse, become like Dragoon Impulse.

You can use 5 slots with different Strike equipment!
When I lined them up, I realized their eye colors were different!