Because I wanted to create a monster-like scene where the pilot of the Psycho Gundam climbs a building.
There is no narrative meaning.

The scriptwriter up to that point.

The building is too rigid!
The damage is too great to involve anyone else!
Due to reasons such as these

>7話のサイコガンダムってなんでキシリアの居場所把握してるのにビルごと破壊せずに相手がヘリポートに向かうのを前提に屋上に出てきたんだろうIf you do that, many innocent civilians unrelated to Kshiri will die.

There was a collaborator mentioned in the building, so we couldn’t destroy it.
The plan was to guide them to the rooftop under the pretense of evacuation and then kill them there.
I think that’s fine or something like that.

Hello everyone.
Have you ever ridden the Psycho Gundam?

As a result of going out of control, many were killed, but if it were indiscriminate murder, the federation would lose its legitimacy.

Don’t conduct operations worrying about the damage to the Space Noise, the indigenous people of the colony.

It was necessary to visually confirm Kishiria before killing.
That building is a government facility, so it has excellent bomb resistance.
If we’re going to sneak in and out, we had a plan to use the rooftop helipad.
If the conditions are right, I feel like I could climb a building.

Unlike precision machinery with power cores that explode immediately like MS, buildings are hard and heavy, so it’s impossible to cause destruction that would result in zero survivors.

I think it was just that the power of that beam wasn’t enough to destroy the whole building.
The armor slamming should have enough kinetic energy to deflect Sodon’s charge, yet there’s no damage to Sodon, so it’s hard to understand.

Is the foreshadowing that the attendant man is suspicious?

I’m not here to fight a war.

If it’s certain that we can go out to the rooftop, then it goes without saying that waiting for that and unleashing a dispersing beam would solve the problem, right?

A cybernetic human is so over-enhanced that they’ve gone crazy, so it’s not a rational decision to just destroy the building.
Once I visually spot the target, I’ll head in that direction.

The building is equipped with an i-field against beams in preparation for the meeting, making it impossible to destroy it with beams.
That said, it’s impossible to destroy a building weighing 500,000 tons with just one MA by hitting it.
I had no choice but to climb.

From Kisilia’s perspective, since Psycho came out of nowhere, there is a possibility they were sticking to the building to hide.

As I list various reasons why Psycho Gundam had no choice but to do so, it ironically becomes Gates telling it to do so.

Since it’s an assassination, I think it would be problematic if there were large-scale destruction that left the victim’s status unknown.
Don’t bring Psycho Gundam to that kind of job? Yeah.

In order for the dough to stabilize, it’s necessary to have the gates! Even though I want to argue this, the description is thin.
Don’t try to make an unstable person do detailed work!

There may be various explanations, but I think the most important thing was that we really wanted to see the Giant God Warrior climb a building.

In the next broadcast, if they clarify that “that Psycho Gundam was only made to look the part but is actually so low on power that it can’t even destroy a building,” then the doubts will be resolved, and Dou’s reputation will also increase for anticipating this.

The Psycho Gundam was merely a diversion; the real target was the assassin lurking inside the building, but since that was stopped, a secondary plan to carry out the assassination using the Psycho was executed.
That setting may be revealed the week after next.

In other words, the Psycho Gundam just causes a commotion; the assassination can be handled by professionals in the flesh.

Even Kshirya might escape through the back door and change her ID.

If you have a real person carry out an assassination, there will be complaints…

Later, Ann and Troia will appear in the Psycho Gundam.
They come at us saying we’re the true Newtypes.
I’ll be instantly defeated by something like a awakened Ziku Ax.

Doo was able to do their job properly…

It’s not just a matter of it being bad if the federation’s involvement in the assassination of Kysiria comes to light.
“The mobile suit that participated in the clan battle happened to go out of control, and since the venue was inside the colony, it led to a massacre; coincidentally, Kisyiria was among the tens of thousands of victims present there.”
It needs to have a proper appearance.

Is that it?

The building was too hard, no matter how you look at it.
Is that just because it’s difficult to depict destruction in 3D?

A villain Psycho Gundam that indiscriminately attacks citizens unrelated to its objective.
At first, I intended to run away, but in order to protect my homeland, Machu fights desperately.
At that moment, in response to the strong clash of wills between the Newtypes, the Zeknova was activated…
I was imagining a story like that, but nothing even came close, so I’m sad.

Oops, the beam went off course during the battle and hit a building!
Everything about the operation held in the colony is bad!
It will be fine, right?

Using a reflector bit to reflect beams might mean that, due to the characteristics of the Psycho Gundam, the beam output is reduced to a level where it can reflect without damaging the reflector.
Considering that there was no damage to the main body even after receiving a direct hit strong enough to blow away the Zeke Ax, it doesn’t seem impossible to think that way.

Before the battle, I will accidentally meet Dew in the city and deepen our friendship.
I thought so, but Machu doesn’t seem to have any friends.

I really don’t think I could consider buying a Psycho Gundam; honestly, a normal MS would have been fine.

When you look at it again, it’s about the size of two vertically placed Guadan, so it’s understandable that it’s strong.

Pieces are falling from the upper part of the building as it billows with smoke!
This!

It’s interesting that right now, the top of the Zeek Axes strength rankings is Bill and the Colony.

If you want to break a 3D model, you have to create a “destroyed model” from scratch.
If the way it breaks is uniform, it becomes cheap-looking, so it’s quite challenging.

The tactical genius Basque said this.
Well, we should at least reduce the number of people who die as collateral damage, right?
Even if the Federation fails and uses the latest mobile suits to commit acts of terrorism in the colony, ending up with nothing but shame.

The colony has a hole made by a beam, but
I wonder if I can withstand the heat of the colony laser.

I thought it was quite odd that the Gundam, which was flying alongside until a moment ago, managed to get ahead and catch Nyann, who had been thrown out from the cockpit of the Ziku Axis that lost control and slid under the overpass, with Shuji catching him with his own body.
Even if they say it’s a setup that allows for instant teleportation without triggering the Zeknova reaction over short distances, I can’t accept it.

A world where colony drops cannot be prevented because it is too hard.

I measured the size, and that building is about the size of 20 Sodons.

I’ve even seen theories that say buildings can’t be destroyed because it’s a game world, but games have been able to destroy buildings normally for over 10 years now!

The building was simply strong.
It could explain everything just with that.

Let’s build a Gundam in a building already.

It’s a beam with firepower only enough to pierce through and blast away a Zeke Axe’s shield.
There was no damage to the building at all.
So, to kill Kisement, I had no choice but to crush her directly with my hands.

It looked like a Bill Gundam.

If you ask Anno-kun to draw the Psycho Gundam destroying a building, he would happily depict the Giant Emperor going on a rampage, right?

Amidst the massacre by Psycho Gundam
Machu, who can’t shoot because he doesn’t want to kill Duo.
It was a beautiful episode where Sharialbul calmly shot after taking the beam rifle from Gundam.

Why did they carry out an assassination using ms?

I don’t think there was a layer that was seeking interaction with Duu in terms of scale, but that was not the primary concern.

What was Rebellion, anyway?

Learn from the Iron-Blooded Hitman.

I wonder if it wouldn’t have been said that much if it was an inconsequential scene like asphalt that can withstand a unicorn’s beam magnum.

When asked if I call Kishiria my close friend, I didn’t mention Machu.
Machu still believes that if he withdraws from Klava, he can stay in the colony.
・The feeling that I can’t make such a presumptuous request.
I have no intention of paying attention to someone who suddenly makes incomprehensible complaints, doesn’t apologize, and ends up making me an accomplice to robbery, now that Shuji is not around.
Which one could it be?

This is a neutral colony! In any case, I will not allow civilian casualties! We operate differently from the tyrannical Zeon!
We are not a group of murderers; do not forget that we wish for peace as soon as possible.

It’s absolutely impossible to blow everything away with Psycho Gundam, which can’t even defeat a building.

If we kill the Prime Minister of Side 6 over there, then this time a far-left anti-Federation government will start teaming up with Zeon, so they wanted to keep it limited to just Kishiria as much as possible?

There weren’t really any close depictions of Matyu and Nyaan.
It seems they are quite close.

I should have just used gas instead of shooting beams…

Isn’t the assassination plan a bit too sloppy?

In the world of Ziek Axis, you know that buildings of a certain size are required to install I-field generation devices to prepare for emergencies, right?

Isn’t it a bit strange that it’s expected to have clan battles within the colony?

The fact that the building didn’t collapse is a matter of consequence.
I think it’s downright foolish to believe that as long as you hide in an absolutely invincible building, you will definitely not die.

Ah, it’s an accident, so there’s nothing you can do about it.
The people playing clan battles are the ones to blame.

It was disappointing, and on top of that, I don’t understand its meaning, so it’s something else.
If I receive a coherent explanation next week that clearly outlines the reasons, I might be able to accept it.
Perhaps there is no time for that.

It’s partly Gundam’s fault for being taken out in one hit by a psycho beam.

It probably prioritizes what they want to do, so SF-related aspects are put on the back burner.
Whether it’s good or bad aside

Machu believes that Nyaan and Shuji ran away together.
Nyaan feels guilty for surviving without Machu.
Is this the place?

I thought it was a good idea since if it succeeded, the responsibility would be pushed onto Side 6, the organizer of the club…
I can’t believe I failed…

> 「リベリオン」は英語の「rebellion」から来ており、主に「反乱、反逆、謀反」といった意味で使われます。権威や体制に対して反抗する行為を指す言葉です。You already understand, right?

The area was surrounded by beams, exploding (and why is this happening?).
So it’s either that the Psycho Gundam is weak or that everything else besides the Psycho Gundam is strong, since it’s hardly broken and the number of casualties is low.

It’s like a Super Robot Wars colony that remains unscathed even after things like nuclear buzz or stoner sunshine are unleashed inside.

No one can win against a building… It’s not armed, and to begin with, it’s not a weapon.
Then what should we do? It would be better if we just go for it, right?

It’s understandable from a meta perspective that destroying the town was inconvenient.
Hitting Sedon hard with no damage is a bit much…
Plot armor isn’t about being physically tough!

What was blowing up? There was a scene like that, but it probably looked like something in the air… did something and made it look like it was exploding…

The current major is different from the colonel of the Titans, who has established a firm position!
General officers who do not consider human rights awareness should step back!

As a director, it’s a great success.
Rebellion

There’s no need to have Machu protected by Kishiria since he has a home to return to, especially if he doesn’t know about the wanted notice.

Maybe it’s made of Gundanium.

Could it be that the building, which was hit by the Psycho Gundam’s attack without even experiencing a power outage, is an amazing building?

What is the green uncle trying to do by removing Gihren and Kycilia at the same time and putting someone else forward?

Using the names of First IF and Anno without having a budget of about one cour is just too unrealistic.

Is it better for the Federation if Kishiria is assassinated and Gihren becomes the sole power?

Speaking of friends, they are friends, but…
It’s true that I’m annoyed with Machu for not even saying a word of apology.
But Machu’s plan is a stroke of luck, so I’ll go along with it.
I thought I couldn’t escape! Just as I was despairing, I was spat out by Zeke Axe, and my heart broke and I panicked.
I don’t care what happens anymore.

It seems like they are saying there was absolutely no damage.
A beam is shooting all around, and about 100 people have died.
The people who were walking outdoors at the moment of the attack are undoubtedly dead.

The scene where beams are shot into the air and countless round explosions occur is completely a matter of directorial flair, and I don’t think there’s any specific setting for what exactly exploded.

I think it’s just that they can’t destroy the building, it’s a hassle to draw a collapsing building, or they just wanted to draw a psycho on the rooftop.
That being said, since there was also a big explosion in the city, I feel like if it was made without thinking too much, it could have resulted in even more casualties, so I wonder if there’s some kind of reason behind it.

Building > Psycho Gundam ≥ Human

Personally, I was disappointed that I couldn’t break away from the influence of Eva’s direction.

The rescue didn’t make it in time, and the Psycho Gundam’s attack hit Kshatriya.
“Guwaaaaa!! It’s hot!! At this rate…!”
I think it would have been more exciting if the rescue had come at that point.