Strike and Strike Rouge, etc.
That armor’s color is probably just a changed program.

Isn’t the image in the thread another unit meant for parts?

08th MS Team and so on

Because model kits will sell twice as much.

In the early days, there were actually two identical units of Ingram from Patlabor.

Is it true that there are multiple identical machines?
I almost thought that it wouldn’t be unusual to have more than two types.

The broken one is the main character.

Three Danbines were fighting at the same time.

“Bottoms goes without saying.”
There are also ones that look like Valkyries from Macross, but with only the head and color different.

The Byfom also has a mass-produced machine as the main character.

Moreover, the main character machine has changed for the first time.

It feels like the design of the Zabungle is out of place.

It’s rare to have two of them.
It’s not like a mass-produced machine is going to come pouring out.

It’s super cool, but it’s too cool and stands out.

Both Zabungle units are properly used in the main story.

I feel like whenever I think of robot anime from around here, there usually seems to be a coexistence of the new protagonist’s mecha and the old protagonist’s mecha…

Dunbine breaks easily, doesn’t it…

I got three Gundam Mark IIs from Z Gundam, but I think only one is left and the others are being used for parts.

If the main robot had a heavy machinery design like other walker machines, it would be plain, so this is fine.

The Scopedog is also a mass-produced machine, but since the others are often the latest models or suited for the environment, it frequently ends up looking like a dedicated machine for Kiriko.

Even a black enemy mech called Brackery appears.

You can see the cool Zabungle in the opening every time.

It’s because we’re sharing the frame, but I feel like Nadeshiko is close.

It’s not a mass-produced model, but it might be rare to have a few units.

I think it’s rare, or perhaps a first in history.

It’s great that this cool robot makes clumsy moves.

Regarding the Zambungle, the mothership was also engaged in battles with similar ships.

Without a doubt, it has expanded the possibilities of robot anime.

The Zambungle model’s goggles were clear parts and looked cool.

The rifle was originally designed as a beam rifle.

Doing gags with realistic mecha is something new, isn’t it?

Also, a well-known one would be Ingram, I guess.

Did you watch the new anime?

I was surprised when the wing broke and the tire was gone early in the game.

Macross and so on

It is said that the real-time enthusiasts physically broke the wings of the plastic model to recreate the Giroon machine.

BlenPowder has some details that are different at first glance, but there are many similar ones, and I enjoyed remembering them.

The protagonist being a perfect dumpling is also an unconventional choice, isn’t it?

I haven’t seen the main story, but I feel like the models have been coming out a lot lately, so it must be popular.

If I were to incorporate it into the setting of the work, I think the Zambungle, which was made with a sense of innocence and effort, ended up feeling out of place, so I consider the Garia to be a bit more down-to-earth.

I liked the heavy machine feel of the enemy mechs and bought a ton of plastic models, but this line unfortunately didn’t continue.

Is the protagonist riding a mass-produced machine?
It might be easier to sell if it’s characterized, so there’s not much.

The Ananguia had a slim axis for the waist when transformed.

Even mass-produced machines end up getting customized as a result.
In other words, if you can’t distinguish appearances from each other, it’s hard to know who is doing what, so there needs to be some element of differentiation.

I still think that if you make some changes, Black Curry could be transformed.

Stand up to the

It’s currently a big trend in post-apocalypse.

It’s mostly Gun Sword because the narration and world view are the same.

I liked Blacklyga, which is like a mix of Zabungle and Gallia.

A guy with an incredible range for merging transformations.

After the release of Robot No. 2, it’s generally the case that the more unassuming heroine pilots Robot No. 1.
Well, it’s hard to say which is more plain between Rag and Elchi…

I was surprised to see the appearance of the protagonist and the successor model since I only knew the robot’s appearance.

Civilians have no development capability, so they are waiting for new models to be captured or supplied.

The Hi-Metal R Zabungle series was really good.
In other words, it seems to be particularly fortunate in terms of being turned into three-dimensional figures, as it was also released as part of the Soul of Chogokin line.

At first glance, it looks like a container truck, but the Bungurover has absolutely no carrying capacity.

It’s just a little too cool, isn’t it?

It’s realistic that it’s secured with a rifle strap.

Planet Zora, Earth, but people have long forgotten its name… a narration that quickly reveals what kind of world it is.

Even from the perspective of the standards at the time of its release, the Soul of Chogokin Zabungle is doing quite strange things.

Originally, it was planned as a standard space battle story, so both Iron Gear and Zabungle have shapes and functions that clearly look out of place.

I really love Iron Gear and I love battles against ships of the same type.