It’s too creepy before the shutter closes.

It felt like a letdown as the shutter came down.
Thinking that there is this beneath that expressionless shutter face feels horrifying.

It looks like a normal person mask.

I wanted to see a little more of the rampage.

It’s not scary.
There is a feeling of being overly quirky.

Is 11 eyes the most for a Gundam?

It makes sense to stretch smaller lenses in multiple directions and integrate them internally rather than making a giant lens.

Somehow, this episode is my favorite.
Mysteries and theories are nice, but I want to see more of these bizarre mech battles.

It’s more gross than scary.

The old man has about 7 on his face alone, and when combined with others, there are around 10.

If the shutter closes to hide when starting up, then what are all these bulging eyes for?
Could it be that it’s not the eyes?

I like the face when the shutter closes.

I like the design before taking it off.

There are a lot of Poké Balls!

Hahaha, it must be scary.

It’s creepy but really good, isn’t it?
I was happy to see the kind of creepy-cool vibe I was expecting when I first saw the face of the 01 Gundam in the beginning.

The creepiness like that of Metroid’s Nightmare.

I was more scared by the BGM than by the psycho.

A machine with “Gundam” in its name
I like how it completely covers that Gundam face, giving it a meta sense of Gundam-ness.

It would have been interesting if the shutters didn’t stay closed and opened and closed like blinds at key points.

Your face is gross.
Ah, I hid it.

A face shutter that provides a minimal level of air conditioning element.

Lame.
Gross.

If you think of it as an extension of Gundam 01, it’s not that strange of a perspective.

I think it’s a disgusting design.
There was no performance that matched that.

It resembles Basque.

The shot of the monster slowly lowering its foot onto the car resembles that of a kaiju film.

If Eutita is overdoing it and showing psycho vibes, doesn’t that mean the BGM is different? That’s how I feel.
An intro that goes something like “dere dere de de de de – de de de de!” should come, right?

A heavy mass bit that flies around and attacks even under gravity (with beam reflector function).

I wonder if it’s flying with that mysterious power like the detachable armor unicorn’s shield…

It looks like a makeshift product and has a weak appearance.

It resembles the Basque.

The inside is thin.
The contact area of the foot is small.
But I guess it’s good because I can fly.

If this was strong, it would have changed fear, but it was just a scarecrow for intimidation…

Even if the specs were appropriate, the rider was just too weak as an enhanced human.
I can’t help but turn around in surprise when attacked from behind; it feels like a lack of experience.

Even this doesn’t seem too far from the official Gundam head compared to the white Gundam.

It looks like the true face of Warsman.

I like to hit things directly without using them for reflection like a reflector bit.

I wanted the whole episode to be a big ruckus.

First of all, since Gundam has compound eyes like an insect, the direction of evolution could definitely be possible.

The armored reflector bit simply lacks enough visual realism to be used under gravity.

It’s scary how the armor comes off and turns into a massive physical damage reflecting bit, endlessly reflecting with a dispersion beam cannon.

In the official history, there’s a sub-camera on the shoulder, but here, it seems they’ve gone in the direction of increasing the number around the main camera.

The face under the mask looks like modern night vision goggles and feels somewhat familiar, which I found slightly disappointing.

I was using reflections, but I was being handled by the Cicero crab without getting tangled up in any wires.

Seriously, I really feel like wondering why this guy came out after that.

Codes around the eyes? The pipes are too brain-like and creepy.

Focusing too much on tempo to the point of omitting the appeal of combat is counterproductive.

The GQ version of Psycho Gundam doesn’t get much attention, but its face is really scary, right?I didn’t find it scary, as I was used to seeing familiar faces from Eva.

It feels like an old OVA work in a bad way.

I don’t really appreciate having something I like just cut up and presented like that.
I guess one season wasn’t enough after all.

I think it’s good that it has a knight-like atmosphere.

Too weak.
The disgrace of Psycho Gundam.

Don’t call yourself Psycho Gundam.

I like design.
I feel like it would have been good to have an element where it becomes agile but fragile when the armor is purged!

The white Gundam doesn’t really have that red chin, but where did you get it from?

I was reminded of the type of belt used in SM to wrap around tightly.
Sometimes you see that kind of person in social games.

It’s sad that no matter what you do, it ends up feeling like Eva.

Because the Gundam uncle kept hyping it up, all the young people were disappointed.
The Psycho Gundam isn’t that strong to begin with in the original work.

I watched up to the point where Psycho Gundam appears after entering Z Gundam, and while I don’t think it’s weak, it feels like they don’t really fight in their mobile suit forms.

A gentle Psycho Gundam that can only shoot soft beams.

I thought the armor bit itself was interesting, but it’s too convenient for the story that it only collides without causing much surrounding damage until just before dying…

I wonder why the model number and appearance were like Psycho 2.

I received the Zeon’s psycommu technology on the side, but it’s sad that I was effortlessly defeated by the Cicero Gar, which uses technology from my own generation.
It’s also true that the opponent was too bad.

This is closer to Gunbuster than Eva, isn’t it?