Episode One

Places that are still holding citation festivals.

Insufficient alignment between Bandai and Hino.

Series composition

The character design is not appealing.

Nothing is wrong, right… No, that’s not it…
But it’s not like we can’t go…

It takes quite a while for Titus to appear.

The first generation was too much like a Level 5 template.
It’s interesting as long as the first generation can endure.

There are too few mechas appearing.

There are few events for each generation.

I really liked the Dodd rifle that appeared like a powerful weapon, casually claiming it could penetrate UE’s armor by adding a special spin to the beam in episode 2, but it didn’t continue for long.

Hino’s Twitter

Compared to Gundam after Iron-Blooded Orphans, it’s another series, but it was too focused on the Gundam template.

Part three was interesting when seen as a story centered around the Flit axis.

I was fixated on the Gundam template, or rather, what I wanted to do was the Gundam template.

If you get to the third part, the story will progress, but the direction is really dragging…
Frit and Asem were the opening act, so cutting one season was just about right.

The quality of the plastic model is still among the best.

The pattern of awakening through anger repeats across generations.

The third and fourth parts are… there are too many named characters who look like background characters that could die and similar named villains with evil faces on the enemy side…

Anyway, the way the length is taken and the structure is strange.
It is symbolic that as soon as the Gundams were gathered, they started shouting “Girard Spriggan.”

I could have let the surprising and shocking mechanical direction be even more outrageous.
When I reviewed it, I guess I’m doing my best.

It gives the impression of being half-hearted for both kids and Gundam fans.
I think the plot isn’t bad when I see it arranged in BX.

To do such a long run in that time frame is just too much to pack in.

I think it’s correct to aim to make the Gundam franchise, which has become more aimed at middle-aged men beyond the high-teen demographic, more accessible to younger audiences. I also think the choice of Level-5 is good, but I believe in leaving things to the experts.
I should have just had them make the game honestly.

There are no connections that span generations other than those from the Asuno family.

Level 5 was amazing back then…

The Megaton-class Musashi remains interesting while leaving behind the essence of L5 around here, making you wonder what happened.
Did you study screenwriting, president?

Looking back now, Jirasupu was a homage to Shariable.
Including up to the point where it’s okay to cut.

Is it really enough to stretch that over four quarters? It’s wasting time on several episodes.
Gillard Spriggan is a dishonorable points farmer, so he is excluded.

Part 1 is spoken of badly, but the parts after 2 aren’t particularly interesting either.

It’s a masterpiece.

To be honest, the level of criticism for Iron-Blooded Orphans, Mercury, and G-Witch is on a completely different level compared to this.
It was seriously terrible at that time.

I love the novel version.

Typical wall ball by the patient

Sorry to say, but there are no elements in terms of visuals that make me want to see it first.

Wowwwwwww!
👴 Wowwwwww!
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I was so shocked by the first episode that I stopped watching after the fourth episode.

Don’t discard things like Gilraga that becomes a dragon or Chronos like Amphisbaena.

Terribly bad at using the bank.
The same scene appears multiple times in one episode.

The president tried to incorporate his usual vibe while leaning towards Gundam, but the usual vibe part was omitted…

When looking at the whole thing, it feels like the length is too focused on the first half.

A work that is meant to be completed must be constructed in a way that keeps the viewer engaged until the very end.

The games are just too full of cheap gimmicks.

Even after watching until the end, the story is simply not interesting.

I can’t handle my sick sister getting vaccinated twice.

I don’t dislike the character design that much, except for the dwarf group.
But still, the second half is too tight.

Isn’t Level-5 incompetent for not being able to convince Sunrise and Bandai to take on their project?

The transition from “magic boy” to “magic middle-aged man” is interesting, isn’t it?

The script for the anime was terrible, so it’s not that they couldn’t get Bandai to approve the toy gimmick.

According to what I heard in another thread, it seems that Bandai has “prohibited” the use of the AGE system in the anime.
It’s a terrifying place, Bandai.

Even if disposable wear is adopted, not much will actually change in the story…
It’s like a shutter-lifting Titus or something.

It had been a while since I played BX, but there were too many named enemy mobs that made me think, “Is this guy really here?” even in just parts 3 and 4, on top of the Super Robot Wars adjustments.
Both allies and enemies are not organized enough with their characters…
It’s been said many times, but I didn’t need Girard or anyone else at all, and half of my allies would have been enough…

I personally think they changed directions because the reputation of the Flit arc wasn’t very good.

A performance that makes you laugh every 5 minutes.

It’s true that there was a lot of criticism back then, but I have a stronger impression that even from the second part, there weren’t many people who were watching out for the critics.

I don’t think games with overlapping purposes or strange designs will sell well.

I liked the OVA…

Although the seeds, Iron-Blooded Orphans, and Mercury have their content misinterpreted, they are criticized including the developments up to the final stages.
I had no other weapons besides being forced to use this anti until the end…

The expectations before the broadcast were high because Level-5 was producing hit after hit at the time.

If you want to create something that spans three generations, you should take the middle generation as the perspective standard; not following the precedent set by Dragon Quest.

The fact that it was Gundam was the worst of all.
It feels like I shouldn’t touch that.

When I tried to add a transformation gimmick to the battleship, it was rejected because it overlapped with Macross, so I realized they care about such things…

I don’t think the Flit arc was interesting even without Gundam…

In the first place, there are plenty of mobile suits and mechanics that appear in the anime but haven’t been made into kits in other Gundam series, so why didn’t they do it for AGE?

It’s a crap anime with nothing good about it, and I feel like arguing against that.
Even if someone says it’s a masterpiece with no flaws, I feel the urge to argue against it.

I just think that the game version, which was done freely, isn’t particularly interesting, so it’s definitely Hino from Areoli.

The third part that is being praised is only good around Flit, but there are many elements that make you tilt your head otherwise…

Recently, the weapon set sales strategy has become established, so even if we think “Alright, let’s do something with AGE,” there’s nothing AGE-kun can offer because we slacked off in the main story.

It would have been better to explore this subject in detail through a manga or novel rather than in a tightly scheduled anime with only four seasons.
Well, it might get canceled due to a lack of popularity…

I never thought it would come to this, where even with such momentum to take down flying birds, I wouldn’t receive anything.

It has been said many times, but the character design.
It’s because you completely ignored the new preferences captured by Type 00, rather than the quality itself.

At the time, I didn’t realize it, but it wasn’t entirely the president’s original sense.
There are many elements that can be considered as references or borrowed from past works.

It seems that the person who came up with the mascot-like design and the person who designed the character in a Gundam-like style didn’t get along well…