Zionism Architecture

Was it treated so casually in the movie too?

In that case, I can only think they should just create it from scratch, this original anime.

I wonder if there was someone like Taro Okamoto in the Universal Century…What is this?

I wonder what it’s like with the Zeke Axis.
I don’t think it’s become as ridiculous as the origin.

The Demon Castle of the Zeon Aliens

The TV version is amazing, isn’t it?
When I was a child, I vaguely thought that something like this might exist somewhere, but it didn’t.

There may have been facade craftsmen like Kengo Kuma…

It has been around since the colonial era, so it is not in the style of the Zabi family.

No Eyes 08 Edition

But Alma-chan seems to like it…

It might have been some kind of attraction, like Texas Colony.

In addition to this, designs will occasionally come out that make you think, do you guys want to be villains? So this is not the only place.

What happened in the anime, ORIGIN…?

When looking at Soviet buildings, it starts to feel like even something like this isn’t that outlandish.

Changing roles many times, it will remain as a valuable historical heritage for future generations.
It also means that Zoom City is a town far from the flames of war.

Zion alien’s secret base

Why is Daikun’s house a Shinmei-style?

Isn’t this just not Zabi’s style?
Wasn’t it Deggin or Deggin’s dad who led it?

Zumu City is a city of peace…

What happened to the origin anime?
It seems like a runaway biotechnology.

Well, in the case of Russian constructivism, they don’t create faces…
Zumu City is going too far down its own path.

As expected, it’s difficult to give this any kind of plausible consistency.

Mr. Daikun’s place is stylish.

The increased thickness in the front and back of the origin is nice, isn’t it?

Origin anime is already the last dungeon, huh?

Space Century version colonial architectural style

This appearance clearly looks like the stage for the final battle of the protagonists.
It’s the one where an earthquake happens, and it keeps unfolding into a giant robot that becomes the final boss.

If it becomes a post-war peace museum, I want it to be spacious…

Why did it become the Great Sky Dragon when it was originated…

👓️ (I can’t believe this city was the headquarters of the country that started the great war.)

It should be considered that there existed some kind of style, such as for the interior of Musai.

The design of Musai’s bridge and the awareness of being evil Zeon aliens is really good, isn’t it?

Let’s try doing something random.

As a symbol of space migration, it should not be constrained by existing styles on Earth as much as possible, and it should symbolize the unique gravity gradient of the colony.

I want a character that can fight in this area to appear soon in games like Exvs or G Gen.
It’s definitely going to be exciting!

Jumping into a super serious story.

Daikun is also quite bad.
It seems like a strangely extravagant cult in the countryside.

It has depth and is creepy!

Starting from the concept of Newtype…

It probably just turned into an ordinary building when it was modified for the movie, like the bridge in Falmer.
Because no one touched it, Zionism architecture was established.

“Capital of the Evil Empire”
“Villain Spaceship Bridge”

The feeling of trying to figure something out but ultimately failing is amusing.

The anime origin lodge is already something that moves and transforms at the level of parts like a live-action Transformer, right?

Be good, be beautiful, be comfortable.

It’s strange not to have art in a zero-gravity or low-gravity environment in space.

The origin anime has a Sagrada Familia feel.

If you think of it as something like Gaudí’s architecture, then there is indeed a line.

Goddamn.

I thought the design was gradually becoming more timid compared to the TV version.
Suddenly, the hazard level skyrocketed and I burst out laughing.

Space Noids seem to like fortress-like buildings.

There’s normally gravity inside the colony, right…?

At that time, I probably didn’t think deeply and just felt it was a castle of evil.

It’s like losing if you erase the face part.

Well, they must be using a lightweight material.

Seriously?

Is the first official parody of Zoom City from the head bug mansion?

I heard through the grapevine that the original final episode was supposed to feature a battle where they piloted this super large MA that Gihren transformed.

If there were a few less spikes… and the eyes too.

It would have been better if only Char and Kycilia were wearing those weird helmets.

The spikes on Dozle’s shoulder are a mystery; is that Dozle’s personal preference, or are there other officers wearing different sizes?

If you’re told that with the technology to build a colony, you can do anything, then I guess that’s true.

I feel it’s good that the people of the universe are starting to distance themselves from Earth’s sensations.

Why do aliens like strange decorations when it comes to nobility?

It’s terrible that it’s not a residence but a government building.
I really hate coming to work here.

Well, but people with strange ideologies gradually start to diverge in their design sense, right?

This is really great…

It’s a strange era, so we should expect more strange things to emerge.

It seems difficult to move if the office is on a higher floor.

Well, the sense of the Universal Century is probably different.

However, from now on, there will be no designs like this anywhere.
I was just high on the fact that we created a new land called the colony.
They probably hadn’t considered the actual operation at all.

This
Falmer’s Bridge
Zakrello

Is it going to remain forever?
I feel like there were slightly different shapes in Hasegawa’s manga too.

Kishiria’s Tibe was kind of strange too…

The origin doesn’t look entirely out of place in Gothic style.

It seems like it would become popular if a famous rapper were to endorse it.

I love this sense of helplessness.

It seems like the thickness of the origin is too much and it’s taking time to build, but did no one remain calm?

If the foundation is about the size of a baseball field, most of it could be underground, and the tower part might just be like a monument.

It’s like the vibe of Mazinger and stuff.

I’m hoping that they can somehow manage to release a GQ version as well.

I think it would have been safe to pretend it never happened by the time of the movie.

A nice design that shaped the spirit of Zeon.

Seeing the art style up to this point makes me excited that I might be able to see the latest version in 2023 with Ziku Axis.

The city hall of Tenri is a little strange… right?

I wonder if things like oni-gawara and shishi lions have been strangely revived.

I want to see something harder and bigger than Izuma’s building.

The final boss of Geeks Ax is Perfect Zumu City.

I’m excited because there’s a chance to depict the Zeon government building in the Reiwa era, but it hasn’t come yet.

Did you also have the sun ball?

In other words, if the first Gundam hadn’t been canceled, Zom City would have transformed into a super giant MA!!

Isn’t this the kind of thing that boosts your spirits at work?

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I love these kinds of fake art explanations.

Let’s just gloss over it as modern architecture.
Besides the Zum house, are there any houses like those of Le Corbusier in the Universal Century?

There was definitely something strange about the interior of the battleship’s deck, right?

But there were buildings like this in the communist bloc, right?

There is a slight connection to the brutalist architecture of the former Soviet Union.

The ruins on the east side are quite charming, aren’t they?
Once the situation in Russia stabilizes, I want to go see various things.

It seems like there was a temporary trend of aiming for designs that are impossible on the ground in low-gravity colonies!
Focusing on efficiency seems like it would quickly become outdated.

In outer space, biological and demon-like designs may appear reassuring.

If something like this really exists, then isn’t it fine for Zumm City to exist too?

“It’s just an excuse for someone to go mad and create as part of modern art.”

I honestly think it’s gone too far with the adaptation, as they worked hard to keep the face at a reasonable size in the manga, but in the animation, everything is being overrun by the face.

Perhaps the asymmetry is also a subtle point of obsession.

In reality, authoritarian states tend to create intimidating statues or construct powerful-looking buildings to display their authority, so it may not be that strange.

Since a colony won’t be hidden by the horizon, it might be surprisingly good to make it stand out and continue to exude an intimidating presence.

“You’ll be assigned to the thorn on the far right starting tomorrow,” they say.

It’s okay for a building to have a face, isn’t it?
Taro Okamoto also says.

The face on the building may be an extension of the nose art of a fighter jet.