It’s Barbatos.
Do you prefer the plain version over Lupus and Rex?

If you’ve counted Iron Blood a few years ago, I think you don’t have to call yourself a newbie anymore!

I like Gundam Vidar.

I like Kaerugushion.

I think the fourth form is good too.

The design is starting to increase in a somewhat eccentric way.
I think the image in the thread has just the right balance.

I am an easygoing otaku.
I love Lupus Rex the most.

Vidal’s color is cool first.

I like Bael because he’s simply cool.

Although it’s a kit, Grace Aine moves a lot and looks really cool.
Although they didn’t really shine in the main story…

I think the exposed waist frame is cool.

The Iron-Blooded MS are all cool, even if their waist area is a bit quirky.

I guess it’s Bael after all…
I thought the round one was nice, but I can’t remember the name.

It’s a side story, but I really love the Astaroth series.

I like the strong vibe of the third drop gear as well as the meta aspect of the fifth strong enemy.

Greys have really good designs too.

The pursuit of countermeasures against beam weapons.
The setting where weapons became like Monster Hunter because I was doing large-scale MA hunting is great, right?

It was really great to see various Gundams and MS with the common frame and each individual exterior.
However, I wished there would have been some measures taken to prevent the frame’s mold from wearing out and becoming loose due to excessive use…

The coloring of Asmodeus was a bit shocking.
Is this the true essence of a shoe designer…?

The scene where this guy is coolly beating up enemies with a mace and a pommel sword while playing awesome background music is undeniably stylish.

Olga is also cool.

When Barbatos came out, I thought it had a really sharp design.

I like the scene where the ground splits as you step forward and the enemy gets crushed.

It’s nice that the weapon is a big chunk of iron.

The play is seriously good.

Beam weapons are so lame!
Let’s get physical with physics!

When asked about my favorite Gundam from the last few works, it’s the Core Gundam + Planets Armor series.
There are also things that are full of playfulness and fun.

I like Zagaan because he looks strong just by appearance.

Perhaps I think that the nameless one will prefer Mk-II over Z.

It’s a good sign that MG Lups might have red eyes.

When I can play GBN, I’ll join the battle with a modified Grimgerde…

I love shooting guns with the four arms of Gusion Full City.

Is the exposed bone at the waist not going to break?

Iron Blood sounds good too.

Barbatos likes both Lupus and Rex, but I prefer the calm vibe of the low-profile illustration.

The Iron-Blooded Gundam is just a high-performance antique without the Alaya-Vijnana system…

Lupus Rex is cool, but the fact that it hasn’t defeated any named characters is a downside.

I like a lot of MS other than Gundam, but the recent main Gundam has a design that seems to really divide opinions.

Aerial didn’t really resonate with me.
I like Faract.

It’s nice to just bash with mass because beam weapons are not very effective.

I love the design of Iron-Blooded Orphans; everyone has a pretty villainous look.

I love Iron-Blooded Orphans MS, but…
If we’re going to move this kind of design, then of course we can’t have MS battles every week.

Actually, my favorite from Iron-Blooded Orphans is Landman Rödi…

And even the horsepower that hasn’t had the limiter removed gets caught up by the Reginleif, so it’s quite a hassle.
Well, it’s actually quite abnormal to be flaunting antiques from three hundred years ago until then…

In Iron-Blooded Orphans, the Kimaris Vidar is the coolest and strongest.

I thought Iron Blood was cool in its original form, but it was more appealing when it was turned into SD.
It feels like the amount of information is just right.

I like the Meteor, the Meteor, and the Meteor.

There are so many forms of Barbatos that I can’t remember them all.
I like the way it treats adding armor or claws as a different form… that feeling.
One of the things I like about “Iron-Blooded Orphans” is the depiction of capturing enemy weapons and gear to strengthen ourselves.

Thanks to the power, there are things like being able to fly even without wings or being able to do other things while using Dainsleif…

I feel like Spinorodigalumrodi was quite weak…
Landman and Manrodi are capable ones.

Barbatos looks quite different from previous Gundam designs in silhouette, but maybe the color scheme helps it feel recognizable as a Gundam.

It was surprisingly good that the Roddy series continued with plastic models.

Using a big shield to hide the body is a life hack that makes drawing easier, but the recent Gundam series doesn’t use it.
I think there are lately some places that mix CG with hand-drawing.

I don’t really pay much attention to the settings, but sometimes I feel like Barbatos is almost sliding around when moving on the ground.

The fourth form is nice, isn’t it…?
At first, I was like “hmm…” about the sixth form, but now I like it just as much as the next one.

I like the Seventh Stars Gundam, like an evil organization executive.

I originally like the wire gun itself, but the quality of the Isana Tori makes me really love the third one.

They said they understood how to use the Japanese sword, but I wonder if it just didn’t suit Mika after all.

Looking at it now, aside from the belly area, the fourth one has quite a solid design.

I like Barbatos’ round and sloping shoulders.

Do you like the Kutan equipment too?

I think the usability of the mace that was just lying around was way too good…

I like Barbatos’s hunched-over posing.
The pointed fingers and toes make the movements look animalistic, right?

A small mace isn’t really…
It looks like a maraca or something…

Barbatos is cool in any version, and the combat is great, so it’s ideal for people who like this form to be nicely divided as the perfect protagonist machine.

At the planning stage, they probably intended to shift to using swords.
But the blunt weapon was somehow… better, right?

The mace that was around there was strong, you know…

I see… I actually quite like Kutan’s deployment state.

Is this mace Gusion’s?

It’s nice, isn’t it? Apparently, Barbatos’s weapon was a short sword originally…
Every time a Gundam frame is revealed, I wonder if there was a trend for swords back then.

Having a mace makes the silhouette cooler, you know…

Beam Katana!

I like maracas as they are.
Used for estimates in build-related matters.

It’s good to have not just a regular mace or wrench, but also to have things like a pile bunker or a chainsaw built in.
What gimmicks did the sword have?

The anime side was definitely communicating that they would go with the mace!

I quite like twin maces.

It’s true that I couldn’t take down the named, but I really like how Rex rampages like a demon against weaklings…
That sound of the tail…

I liked how Akihiro and Shino were receiving hand-me-downs and gradually increasing their pilot numbers as they strengthened their forces.
I wish there had been a bit more boost to Gusion’s strength and a scene where he teams up with Mika to fight.

I like the Lupus equipped with the Valkyria Buster Sword.

I don’t really remember much about the Iron Blood battles anymore, but…
Barbatos gives the impression of having killed with a blunt weapon.

But to be selfish, I’m not too drawn to the super oversized mace…

Not well known.
The pilot of Gremory is Reina Ueda.

If the Lupus mace sword could somehow balance both a blunt weapon and a blade, it would have been different…

I think I was as disappointed as when I lost my blunt weapon and my Geass roller dash disappeared.

Each Gundam frame seems to have its own unique sound, doesn’t it?
Barbatos makes a sound like a wolf’s howl, and Gusion makes a sound like hirurururu.

Using dual-wielded maces the size of a shortsword to bash an opponent is quite a treat.

Mika is doing shooting more than the image suggests.

When I first saw Lupus in a news report or something, I thought, what is this Sword Mace? Give us back our mace!
The moment I saw it move, I was already head over heels in love.

My favorite from Iron-Blooded MS is the Garm Rodi.
It feels like the highest grade of legitimate acquisition, aside from getting lucky or relying on connections to score something.

I initially thought the body looked like a pipe or a Metas.

The picture in the thread looks cool with its round shoulders and resembles a knight in armor.
It’s a mace as a weapon.

I like Manto Markosias the most.

I like using non-standard equipment like Lupus that becomes a trademark.
The beam saber of Zeke Axes… A beam saber? You might think that.

My favorite is Lupus Rex, and my second favorite is Sre-gra.
The third is Kaerugushion, and 4.5 is Vidal and Bael.

I like Gusion and Gusion Rebake, but the direction has changed too much.

I love the Barbatos from the Okama Battle the most.
It’s great to see the huge frog Gushion being cornered by Barbatos with just one sword.

Personally, I like Lupus at just the right balance.

I like how Hyakuri quickly dealt with Ojiki after being thoroughly beaten by Rafta.
No, the way to deal with this is crazy…

Sure enough, the patchwork body of the first battle! Cool BGM! Huge mace! Instant kill! It’s the best!

The fourth is a samurai, Lupus is a knight, and Rex is a monster.

I like everything except the sixth form’s arms.
I want the arms to be curved.

I’m sorry, Shino, but I prefer the white one, I guess…

I was a bit surprised that Lupus has bulkier arm firearms than Rex.

I think it’s pretty amazing that they are taking down MA solo at the point of the lupus.

Barbatos uses anything it can find → Heroic and bold Lupus → Beastly and devilish Rex.
I like how the appearance changes in sync with the position of the Tekkadan.

The artwork of the enemy getting hit by a blunt weapon is great, isn’t it? It adds about 30% more coolness to the blunt weapon.

It’s way too creepy that Hashmal has been doing intense hand-to-hand combat unlike before when it was enough to just be a mobile artillery against Lupus.
What is that fine movement? Stop it.

Is Hashmal considered to be among the top tier of MAs?

I saw MG and thought, Vidal is so cool…

The main Gundams in the last few works are all unique, and I really like this trend.

Basically, if it’s just having a shootout in MS, single-player is enough.
I was lacking the MA technique, and without the Arahaya recognition and releasing the limiter, I couldn’t catch up.

I don’t really understand how that mace’s pile bunker is activated…
Is something not working remotely?

I like how the cylinder drive looks and the bellows pipe on the forearm gives it a vintage feel.

In Urusei Yatsura, there were a lot of large MAs, but I thought the mid-sized Hashmal was the biggest threat to humanity.

I like mechs that have a humanoid silhouette like Rex or Arche, but have a structure that deviates from a humanoid body type.

I really like Rex’s big arms.
When wielding an ultra-large mace, it’s nice that there’s some flair in how it is assisted by the sub-arm.

Haraeru is big and strong, but it feels too big and has some vulnerabilities.
This is just a relative statement, but…

Despite having multiple wire blades like Hashmal, Urhan’s Mehaia is weaker than Hashmal.

Please reveal the settings for Urusuhanto and the game-original MA soon.

Speaking of which, was there a pilot’s corpse in the cockpit of the excavated Flauros?
Barbatos apparently did not have a cockpit when it was discovered for some reason.

Originally, MA tends to be set as a large-scale enemy, but the setting of the MA in Iron-Blooded Orphans was too extravagant and refreshing.

I didn’t realize it during the play, but my favorite is Hyakuren.
I couldn’t help but grin when I finished making the model kit; it looked so cool!

I generally like Teiwaz’s mobile suits.

You can tell from the final battle of the main story, but even a single-digit Dynaslave projectile was causing pretty impressive terrain destruction, so it must have been really serious to have to resort to that.

The Iron-Blooded Orphans’ mechs are really cool, aren’t they?

If they’re going to animate Warlords of Sigrdrifa, I hope they’ll also do the Hexen War.

It’s an original model, but I really like the final battle version of Rex.

I love that there are so many gray options.
Like a full weapon in one bundle 💓

The Grays have a certain look to their faces…

MA thought they wanted a plastic model, but realized it was impossible after all.