My hand is a Geon.

To be honest, the original Cicero is cooler.

Is this guy officially recognized in the first place?

This is a personal work based on the design of G Generation.

There is a design without a setting.
Based on that, I have also appeared in G Gene.

Was it a creative Gunpla from the very beginning?
The shoulder beam cannon looks just like a Yakult container, so it’s easy to understand.

In G Generation, is it positioned as the prototype Zong?

It seems there are cases where even the design wasn’t set, and I can find that out when I look it up, but was there a design that was discarded?

Can G Generation Original be considered fan fiction?

People who think they were mocked when it comes to fan creations…

It was a setting that wasn’t used, and G Generation picked it up.

The original design is completely the same as the psychommu test type Zaku in the board game.
The manual also states, “Since the actual shape is unknown, it is completely original.”

In the Tomino Memo, it’s only written as a Blau-Bro type MS…

Wasn’t it that something like a Tomino note had a design of Kike Roga that was published as an unused design?

You must be a fundamentalist who can’t tolerate MSV either.
It is unclear what the principle is based on.

The guy in the thread is based on the example from Gundam Weapons: Red Comet Edition.

『MSN-01　キケロガについて』（前編）

MSN－01　キケロガ（CICEROGA）

俺の独り言

The CG created by this person looks similar to the model, but the angle in the thread image is different.
It seems that something posted somewhere has spread.

It feels like it’s not as wrapped in mystery as the Dijeh SE-R.

If the Zeong is the “G” of Zeon, then the Kikeleg is the “G” of Kikele.
In other words, it wouldn’t be unusual to have a gap between 〇〇〇 and the others.

If you have a choice between the game original and the anime that was aired on TV, the latter is indeed more official.

Was the Zaku Z type really that looks?

The Zong might appear under the name Z Gundam.

It’s amazing that G Gen was able to pick this up…

Yakult… It was you…

It said it was a Blaubro-like MS, so I made it a Kikero!

In an era where variations that were only featured in old magazines for boys, like F90FF, are treated as official, saying that game originals shouldn’t count really feels like the mindset of a cranky old-timer from the past.

The G Generation does not list the works it features.
It’s not even an original model, so many people were wondering what this design is.

I thought there was a rough draft by Tomino, and that’s what it was based on.
There was nothing, huh?

It seems that there was a time when G Generation was really going all out, but this guy hasn’t been released.

Cicero was written in the notes, but…
There is no design, and all I know is that it’s the machine that Char will pilot at the end, equivalent to the Ziroc.

I love the original MS that appear in G Gen and Nobunaga’s Ambition.

I heard an interesting story about something I thought was the original being turned upside down.

This one also has a pretty rough upbringing, similar to Higyō.

If you don’t like fan fiction, then it’s fine to consider it an original MS from the game.

I like the name Tsukuda Original.

Upon closer inspection, the leg part of the board game is Garbaldy α.

Everyone likes the Casval-specific Gundam, right?
I also became an MG.

The G Generation model is not based on the thread image, so the thread image itself can only be said to be unofficial.
It seems like the shape of the face and legs might be different too.

Is it like an unconfigured cleanup of me?

The GT-Four also appeared in G Generation F.

I like both the Char’s Custom and the Gelgoog Shield’s captured Gundam.

Not just the first generation, but many of the rejected designs from other series are interesting as well.

>>46I looked it up, but Namuwiki is an overseas site, isn’t it?

I expect Gihren to show up in the super giant battle weapon Gigant when I go for the assassination.

Is the High Mobility Gym Custom the first one from the model paper’s example?

It looks like a gym class that has something like FB…

The High Mobility Type Jim Custom’s creator was happy to have it featured in G Generation!
They said there was no contact either.
The suspicion that there might be other aircraft like that suddenly intensified.

It’s amazing that the idea of picking up lost MS (Microsoft points) had already existed back in the era when board games were being released.

I thought I could ask here, so I’m asking, what is Dwas?

I want to see a perfect Giong that fights like Cicero from Zeke Axes.
I thought it was a lower version of wireless, but the wired psychoframe is amazing!

F has been so fulfilling that it has contributed to the increase in the visibility of minors.
There’s also the guilt of raising its profile to the point where it misleads people into thinking things like thread images and GTFOUR, which shouldn’t originally be highlighted, are official.
The age has been too carefree.

I think that during the F era, the people at Tom Create were swamped with work and didn’t have the luxury to make detailed confirmations.
It seems that there were some cases where they managed to erase it just in time, like with Z-Plutonium…

I wonder how to classify whether the characters that appeared in G Generation are G Generation originals, MSV, or Tsukuda originals?

A Gundam with a name like a sports drink also has an inexplicable level of popularity.

It’s logical to make good use of the Full Burnian’s backpack, and you can’t help but think that if Banning was riding it, he would have beaten Shima.

Whether the creator of Tsukuda holds the rights or Sunrise holds the rights.
It might just be that the rights have never been clearly established.
From Sunrise’s perspective, even if it’s a rights-safe situation, it’s an unofficial setting, so they would likely be cautious about its use.

If you don’t put a Yakult on the Bishop, it might look like it came out later than the Ziong.

Doras is not unofficial; it was just featured in old plastic model instruction manuals.
Since that plastic model was no longer reprinted, no one could refer to the original settings.

I don’t really understand GT-FOUR, but since it’s not listed in the setting materials, it seems to be less official than Double Fake.
What is officiality?

Isn’t the spelling of Zeon not just from G Generation but from the entire Gundam content?

The fact that the official side is occasionally adopting fan works as canon adds to the confusion even more.

Seriously cool.

I wonder if Mobile Suit Gundam: Battle Operation is the only game where you can pilot the Dozle Zabi’s custom mobile suit, the Dawas Kai, in Gundam history.

It’s hard to come up with an explanation for UNT SPACY that can be confirmed in the video.

Wasn’t there something like Drowas Kai-Kai as an enemy in AOZ?

It looks like they released a sample that hasn’t confirmed any yield ratio at all in G Generation…

It’s an example from before the MG Jimka was released.

For some reason, the Correl has become a mono-eye type around F.

Even though GT-FOUR and D Gundam are allowed, ninjas and magical girls are not, so there must be some kind of criteria for what can appear in G Generation.

I was shocked to find out that Netix, who I thought definitely came from an unknown side story, is actually original to G Generation.
I think it’s clearly the key aircraft of the work!

I thought, where’s the Zaku in the Zaku 50? But I didn’t dislike its appearance.
I just noticed that in the rough sketch Ishigaki showed earlier, the Zaku’s head is expressed up to the chest area where the pipes are connected.

The exhibit is the High Mobility Type Jim Custom, properly under Gundam Weapons.

I wish they had just released something like Las Veto β on their own.

I think the only content in Japan where the official and fan-made mix this much is Gundam.

Anaheim is a setting created by the official side.
The origin of the doujinshi is from Zeonic Company and other Zeon-related companies.
It was only after being republished in the commercial magazine Gundam Century that it became official, so it hasn’t been that chaotic.

Regarding the GT-FOUR, well, it’s the first appearance, but…
If you just Google “GT-FOUR,” I think you’ll somewhat understand that issues will arise…

It might be that model information has less chaotic licensing compared to cyber comics.

I was surprised that GT-FOUR used to be a toy that was released as part of a food product.
I can barely understand D Gundam, but you too…?

Wasn’t the MS from the Pezun project also a reuse from Tomino’s notes?

I think the people who created such an elaborate sci-fi setting for Gencury at that time are admirable and that it is a great foundation, but I also wonder about the confusion that was born from the limits of general otaku knowledge at that time, which has continued with some elements unchanged.

There are quite a few kids who mistake the fan-made illustrations that are being spread around like MSVbot for official ones.

Whether it’s spelled “Tsimad” or “Tsimat” is still not unified…

Zakspeed’s name also gets caught up with Hermes.

Doras was definitely established in the new instructions for the painted version of the old kit Dom as the base model for Rick Dias, and the back illustration was also released.
And so, without being touched for a long time, it recently appeared as the modified Dwadis brought in by the Quattro’s faction from Axis in the project called Anaheim Laboratory Logs.
I found this as the only thing when I searched online.

In the original magazine, there are questionable mobile suits like Gundam Mk-III, but I wonder how characters like Igrel and Harpyurei are being handled now.

Even in the cyber comics genre, the top Gundam was certainly not adopted.

Honestly, I don’t understand why Mobile Fighter G Gundam can participate but Ninja can’t.
It was just the author’s problem.

GT-FOUR had PIAA’s sponsor logo written in the color art of that time, which would definitely be unacceptable now, and it’s laughable.

Gundam succeeded by incorporating secondary creation settings! It was written in explanations from a while ago, but originally, that’s just about the book “Gunsite” that Studio Nue was involved with.
After that, there is only the pattern where the official gets lured by the notes copied from other analytical doujinshi or personal site settings on the internet and becomes officialized.

It’s a bit much to have mobile suits that transform and engage in intense aerial combat during the One Year War…

There are plenty of cases where car names are used as-is, so honestly, it’s not that critical.

I think there was just enough reason to transform it into an airplane instead of a car.

The Great Zeong must have also been inspired by rejected concepts.
The Turn X is actually what the Gyan wanted to be.

The Sentinel was also recreated in the story in G Generation F.
After that, the mobile suits can be used, but the characters can’t be used anymore, which must be really complicated…

Zakspeed really had a racing team called “Fast Zaku” that was conveniently fast.

The RX-78 is originally a work that comes from the RX-7.

I am just an ordinary person with no issues, looking like this official Dj variations DJ SER.

I like the design of Munkura, although the story doesn’t really align with the current UC developments.

The Great Zeong has quite a bit of Granzon elements, but I feel a bit of darkness.

I wonder if the Great Zeong will be featured in a side story.
I like that.

Well, the performance of the Digé SER is completely unknown, but it seems that it has been decided for quite some time which category it will be placed in…

I wonder what would have happened if they had released Moon Crisis…

The design of the F91 also incorporates elements from F1, such as the body.

The influence of the supercar boom, the F1 boom, and Top Gun on robot anime is very significant.

Kikero is considered to be of the same rank as the original game book machine.
Is that game book being reprinted recently?

Unlike F91, which has a vague element of F1,
The design around the GT-FOUR is so blatant that it can be called a transformation of the actual car into merchandise.
You’re completely ignoring the settings of 1st and Z, so of course it won’t be picked up…

The F1 cars from the time when they had rich personalities are cool.

Since F1 is popular and it’s 1991 for Formula, I think F91 is just an overly simplistic name.

When I was a child, I thought the dedicated MA for Lalah Sune had a strange product name.

It’s just like F91 or a full-on formula.

The last appearance of Masafumi Matsuura that I saw was him in the Moon Gundam.

Not limited to robot anime, it has had an incredible impact on Japanese anime up until the 1990s.
Professional wrestling

The person who started a fight on the forum called “Hara Erisun” is said to be another name for Masafumi Matsuura.
I’m personally skeptical since the source has never come up even once.
Matsuura is a bit of a troublesome person in a certain way, though.

Zetsu is also being released…

The designer said that Gio’s breasts are sticking straight to the back of a Porsche.

Riggazii Custom with an AK…

Is the F1 community strict about that kind of thing?

The Perfect Zeong, which seems to be coming out in various forms as if it’s a given, turns out to be quite an ambiguous existence when you dig deeper.

The Command Gundam also reflects the trends of the time.