The kiss scene between the original and the imitation…

Well, it’s not really clear since it’s more of a guess when they say “it’s been said,” but…

I felt like it hit a little more around the forehead, but maybe that’s just a memory error…

Is big brother a replica?

Being vague is attractive, but when it becomes clear, it’s disappointing; that’s the type of thing this is.

I haven’t read the manga or the novel version, so I only know a vague outline of the setting.

chu tsu

It’s nice that the common point with the final boss is not that it’s a Gundam type, but that it’s a Turn type.

I wonder if, after several thousand years, that cocoon will split open and something will emerge from inside.

This Turn X is amazing! Just like the older sister Turn A!

In outer space, Turn X is a machine of the level of a machine tool.
It feels like that is a bit too complicated…

With each episode, the animation of the MS becomes cooler.

I like how the sound of this scene’s collision feels light, like a “kan!”

It’s nice that the scar on Turn A’s chest can’t be healed…

Is it ten years too early or too late from the hint of outer space to ELS-kun?

When you think about it, the younger brother, who was born later, is superior as a weapon.

Is this scene a self-homage to Amuro and Char?

My older brother often has issues like being defective, too peaky, causing test pilots to die, or having dangerous systems without limiters.

It’s just one theory, but it seems that Turn X flowed from outer space to Earth, and the Earthlings, scared after seeing it, created Turn A as a decisive weapon, thinking that aliens were going to invade.
But with just this explanation, you can’t understand why they are siblings, right?

The Turn X came flowing from outer space.
Humans who were scared of that copied the technology and created the ∀ series.
The flow of a civilization reset due to war.
It’s said that Turn A and Turn X have fought once, but the details of how they fought are unknown.

Kakon

If the Turn X were a mass-produced machine, it would be really scary, right?

Did the ambiguous older brother steal the moonlight butterfly or was he always capable of it?

It’s nice that we still don’t know the whole picture about these guys.

The evil Zeon aliens are coming to attack!

What I created by analyzing Turn X extensively is the beard.

The rough literary setting has been created, but there are still many unclear parts in the literary setting.
Because there’s no way to verify what was true within the work anymore, it’s treated as everything is just a mystery…

Well, it’s after having destroyed civilization once…

I like light sounds.

It is sometimes more interesting for a mystery to remain a mystery.
That being said, it’s fun to think about whether Turn X’s will is influenced by Ginginham, and so on.

Is he an older brother or a younger brother?

Even at the Winter Palace, where records of dark history are kept, not all records remain.
The record of the moonlight butterfly could be viewed with the code ∀, so the only fact is that ∀ destroyed civilization in the past.
Agrippa fears only that fact regarding ∀.

In the TV version, at first, Ginganamu mistook Turn X for a monitor of Turn A, which caused problems.
In the movie, the lines were modified.

The counterfeit Turn A is unbelievably strong.

They say it’s outer space, but compared to other sci-fi, the space in Gundam is relatively small; in UC, Jupiter is the farthest place.

The Moon Race also tried to reconquista.
Jupiter people also tried to reconquista.

In Akiman’s manga, something that seems to be a Newtype has embarked on a journey to outer space.
It had transformed into a monster that was on a different level compared to Mutations.

I can’t help but feel that the turn-based system seems to have some sense of self.

In the Universal Century, outer space refers to the area beyond the moon’s orbit (out-orbit).
The colony departed during the era of the end times war, so it truly went into deep space outside the solar system.
What happened to that is something humanity remaining in the solar system can no longer know.

It’s pretty crazy that the world has ended once, but the level of civilization is relatively high, so I think it’s okay.

I like that humanity would have gone extinct if it weren’t for the nanomachines spread when Turn A destroyed civilization.

In the end, the Gundam world is just a low-level sci-fi that can’t leave the solar system.

Uncle Jupiter from the Universal Century and part of Cosmic Era should have left the Earth sphere and ventured into outer space.

I don’t want to treat it as official history because it feels unsatisfactory to make Jupiter Uncle meet his end in such a way.

I love the light metal sound when they collide.

This older brother is deliberately setting things ambiguously.

The turn type is set up like something out of science fiction, isn’t it?

The instinct for battle is being stimulated, and war will ensue!
No one came on board.

What is Turn X turning to be Turn X?
Even if you turn into X, it’s still X.

There are so many theories and speculations that it’s hard to tell what the official setting is, especially with Gundam leading the way.

So far, the ones that seem to be related in the history of Gundam are the Innovators who traveled or the Gray Stokes from the Universal Century.

Lately, I love the metallic feel of SE too much.

It’s nice to make the unknown X, which can become any number since Z has already been used, a symbol of the end.

When it hits, it makes a sound like “kooorn.”

There is a theory about the origin of the name that suggests it means “something that was bent off course by the 10th star in Greek,” but I don’t really understand it.

Does Gundam have a mustache? No, it doesn’t!
I wonder why the creators added a beard… Well, it might not be in the Gundam category, though.

Didn’t some of the Angel Halo go to outer space?

It is unlikely that hot-blooded UC humanity can endure a long journey beyond the solar system…

I love the light sound of “kakon!” here.

In the sneaker novel, Guell stands out riding the Psycho Gundam, and due to the ending where he and Diana Sorelle have a child, Turn X and Ghingham’s presence feels diminished.

I thought GQ’s Solomon had flown into outer space, but it’s just orbiting around the moon, which is disappointing.

The animation and storyboard for this part of the final battle were excellent.
It’s a shame it’s short.

It could also just be an industrial machine, right?

I love that you left a mountain of weapons in the mountain cycle.

In the manga where Roland suddenly says, “You’re called Gundam,” Gingham claims that the Turn X has records of past interactions with an alien civilization, which is exciting.
High IQ too.

The official name of Shining Finger sounds like something industrial machinery would be called, so I can see where that impression comes from…
Well, I don’t know.

The cutting and crushing manipulator does have a somewhat workshop-like appearance.

It seems that Dahak was also used for resource mining, so it wouldn’t be impossible to use it…

I understand that having a final boss with such abilities and weapons, who has a rational yet incomprehensible structure and is not specifically designed for combat, can be impressive.

During the peak of scientific civilization on Earth, Turn A came from outer space, and its overwhelming greatness surprised the people of Earth, leading them to gather their full strength to create ∀. So it’s fair to say that Turn X is like ∀’s older brother.

It’s easy to understand when you think about the interchangeability of attachments and the improvement of maintainability.

I still don’t know which medium the setting about coming from outer space originated from.

It’s not limited to ∀, but while it’s still being talked about as speculation, it’s fun. However, on the internet, that can quickly be treated like official information or misunderstood, making it hard to trust much of it.

If it were a piece of construction machinery, what kind of work would it be used for…
It’s unrelated, but the Gun Tank was featured as a thumbnail in Gekka Axis.

At the time of the broadcast, there were also two novels and multiple manga.
It uses settings from the early broadcast before.

If the person from the Nue is talking, then the outer space origin is officially acknowledged.

Turn X is nice because it looks like a development of the Gion with its body in pieces.

I’m scared of it flying in like a broken puppet.

Whether or not it can be considered official lore is another question, as it ultimately ended up only on the back end without being presented on the surface.
Was the theory of ELS Quanta’s tentacles being a different space creature from a design book or official materials? Which one was it?

Sometimes even the so-called official Gundam plastic model explanations can be completely wrong, which makes things confusing.
DX = Jamil’s modified GX or something like that.

Well, isn’t it a bit too murderous for a construction site?

Since she’s Laura’s girl, she’s probably a yuri.

Even things released by the official sources can have their own unique settings, so it gets quite complicated.

Is Turn X a Gundam?

Isn’t it something like planet terraforming?

It is dangerous to definitively say that Gundam is this or that regarding its story, characters, mechs, and other settings.

I like the sound of the scene in the thread image colliding.

The moonlight butterfly itself is referred to by Coren in the anime as a “nano-machine for decomposing pollutants.”

I wonder how the bandit is doing.

At that time, in the initial reports from Newtype or Animedia, it was written as Gundam Turn X, but that was it.

Is it like the environmental pollution that Nausicaä relies on?

In terms of the airframe, I think the combat capability including the Moonlight Butterfly goes from A to X.

The time when ∀ was a moonlight butterfly coincided with the period when the Armageddon and the apocalyptic war had been going on for years.
Someone tried to stop it with the moonlight butterfly or tried to erase everything.
There are various theories about whether it was done through unmanned operation or not, but no one knows the truth anymore.
Everything is in the darkness of a black history.

In reality, the chest being completely hollow or the turn type is too different from the MS up to that point.

In manga, it’s a type of MS that burns up in the atmosphere if it’s in a dysfunctional state.
Well, it’s obvious.

It’s nice to fight with the legacy of the super weapons that humanity once reached…

It’s dangerous to think that something is official just because a staff member said it.

Things of this kind are best kept secret.
Seami also said.

I absolutely love the sense of leap from fighting wars in biplanes to reaching the Moon.

The design of the aircraft is somewhat dorky, yet it always manages to look cool in the visuals, isn’t that unfair?

Nuclear weapons are certainly something to be avoided, but depending on how they are used, they can also save people or be a force for good.

In ancient times, we couldn’t fight without loading a person on our chest and attaching a jumble of engines, thrusters, and beam weapons.
It’s cool that you can create the strongest mobile suit of the Universal Century without using up the chest space, haha!

I like Takahata Isao’s Princess Kaguya too.
I love this as well, being Tomino’s Kaguya-hime.

Since it was almost buried in darkness by the Moonlight Butterfly, people in later generations know almost nothing, including the negative legacy.
That will eventually lead to dawn in the middle of the night.
Well, that’s also saving people.

The term “dark history” has spread beyond Gundam, hasn’t it?

I’ve reviewed it again recently from the beginning, but there are quite a few BGM tracks that aren’t included in the three soundtracks…
I wanted to hear those.

The YouTube stream has stopped at episode 26, is there no continuation yet?
Are you saying to go pull out the DVD?

A Gundam that has been engaged in all-out war quietly since the first Gundam.

At first, I thought, “What is this character?” but they become extremely charming and then exit the scene…

It’s amazing that the Earth sphere can reverse-engineer Turn X and create Turn A…

I won’t say let’s have aliens coming out like in Star Trek, but…
The scale of humanity’s reach, expanding to about another arm of the galaxy like in “Legend of the Galactic Heroes,” seems like it could be a good fit.

If we’re going to fight all the way outside the heliosphere, it would be the same to fight near Earth.

Ladalamu
Nieben
Munza
I like the trio of engineers.

It was written a few years ago in Guremecca that the battle is not between regular armies, but between a militia called Diana Counter and a militia in the literal sense.

I wonder if we could talk about the civilization that created Turn X.
It may no longer need to be a Gundam…

It’s an advanced version of the Moonlight Butterfly from G-Reco, so isn’t it based on Earth Sphere technology?

I don’t know what led to humanity being destroyed by civilization, so…
What Agrippa and Ginganam said can also be considered only their personal opinions.

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It seems there was a dedicated pilot because of the legend of the stigmata.
It is completely unknown whether the Moonlight Butterfly was carried out at the pilot’s will or if it was conducted unmanned.
Because ∀ is enshrined in Visinity, it means that a kind of religiously transformed humanity has survived.

It feels like a zoo hypothesis, where the solar system after the Space Century is protected from humanity that has gone out into outer space.
I feel like it would be okay to treat it that way.

Inside me, I’m having fun imagining a machine created jointly by Innovators and Newtypes in outer space, like Turn X.

I was watching the Gundam TV series in order, so I was surprised when the World Masterpiece Theater suddenly started.
What a peaceful world it is, I was taken aback.

It’s uncertain whether Turn X had the Moonlight Butterfly before the main story.

On the contrary, I think that by blurring the past, the main story that is present now stands out clearly.
It was smart to keep the depiction at that level.

In the beginning, Harry sees Boljarnon’s weapon and wonders, “Gunpowder weapon…?”
I like scenes where the barbarian tribe launches a brutal melee attack!
It’s nice how MobJarnon focuses on a crumbling cliff when trying to cut off any lingering worries and provides support for the collapse…

Agrippa only mentioned the point that Pattern A buried Earth’s civilization with the Moonlight Butterfly.