It’s more unusual for someone to be able to see without a main camera…

Wasn’t it almost entirely left to the computer at that time?

Even if you can’t see it, you can still hit it, so you could say it’s just that the camera broke…

If the main camera is down, won’t it switch to the secondary camera immediately?

If it’s just the sub-camera, there might be issues with accuracy regarding distance and other factors.

Where is Amuro’s manual last shooting?

I wonder why the face is the main camera.

By the way, it’s not even visual combat with the hatch open.

With a car, I think the damage would be enough to make it hard to see through the windshield due to being sprayed with ink.

When I gathered the sensor system, it turned into a face.

The beam rifle and the cockpit have aiming systems, so I don’t understand the situation with the uncle’s camera.

Isn’t it better to use the sub-camera for the face?

If it can move on its own and hit, wouldn’t it be better to just let it move on its own?

A scene where I thought that any child with a little bit of smarts should just become a core fighter.

I’m glad it didn’t cause a secondary explosion.

Even if being able to say that the main camera has been down is a word that inspires me, it’s still too strong.

The windshield is shattered and I can’t see in front of me.
It’s like driving while looking at a small screen of a dashcam, isn’t it?
It’s extremely scary.

No matter how you think about it, it’s just Amuro’s way of bluffing when he’s cornered, right?
Even the great Amuro probably doesn’t truly think it’s a big deal.

It was probably manageable because the other person was already on the verge of being fired.
That will have very limited time to move and a very small number of times it can fire its mouth beam.

What kind of UI would allow you to give commands to take a few steps forward and shoot a rifle up on the spot?

It’s someone who can predict and crush all-range attacks just by sensing them, even though they don’t fully understand them.
Whether there’s a camera or not, isn’t it pretty much the same thing?

What’s with that evasive maneuver where you smoothly do a backflip like I’ve only seen in things like Astro Boy or Tetsujin 28?

It’s not the kind of bravado that hides the fear of being scared.
I understand that it’s received fatal damage, but it’s the nuance of “I will definitely kill Char…!”
It’s hard to believe that just a little while ago, I was a reclusive student with such reckless bravado.

Sometimes there are those who explode just from being hit by the main camera.

This must be the result of my father’s design.

If the face is a cockpit, instant death.

Frau Bow said, “Amuro is… different,” but it really is different.

Considering that there are those whose necks get destroyed and their bodies explode, it’s amazing that my dad had proper damage control.

What’s going on with Char getting hit by the last shooting and escaping?

Both the Zong and the Gundam come with somewhat luxurious escape measures.
In the case of the Z-Gok, it’s scary being exposed like that.

The image from the subcamera is a bit low quality, but it’s showing up.

They said various things about the reaction speed, but Amuro himself has a certain attachment to the Gundam, regardless of what he says.
The ν Gundam seems to have been properly finished as a Gundam type, even though the ν Jegan could have also worked.

You’re going out of your way to make such a complicated face.
I feel like there are other important devices besides the camera and the Vulcan.

If you’re a proper soldier, you must have also trained to operate with a sub-camera.

The fixation on Gundam has been there since the time of Z.
Since getting on the Dias, I finally feel like I’ve let go.

There are some people who say it doesn’t matter if their physical vision declines because they’re NT (Neurotypical) anyway…

It’s not that you’re there…

If anything, you can detect even if all the cameras are broken, right?

The separation from my mother went smoothly, but it seems that there are some thoughts regarding Temu, both as an engineer and as a father.

I wonder when Char realized that Amuro wasn’t in this; was it just before he started shooting?

Without a main camera, you usually have no choice but to open the cockpit completely and fight visually.
Usually, you know.

However…

Tem was also displaying a photo of Amuro.

As the Zaku-kun was smoothly escaping with the Geong head, it turned back wondering, “What’s that?” and in that moment, it was shot by a Gundam that had jumped out from the side.
This is basically a no-fault accident…

The Zak on the corridor is like a variant that gets shot down by other MS when Char avoids it.

Isn’t it a work-related accident since it’s a case of receiving an accident, going beyond harassment?

I think it would be okay to go with a completely broken camera for just one match, but it definitely wouldn’t last for a long time.

There is no light in one eye…

Just because the main camera is destroyed doesn’t mean the monitor will die, you know?

In the final stages, was Amuro dodging the initial mega particle from the Zock while counterattacking with the Z’gok?

I occasionally hear lines like “the main camera, or rather the head, is just an ornament” around V.

Normally, the exterior would be warped and I wouldn’t be able to escape, but surprisingly, there’s the eject button.
As a formal stance, I really want to bring back practical data, and the detailed consideration has paid off.

In “Char’s Counterattack,” is it some kind of retribution that the Sazabi’s monitor was completely destroyed?

Just because it’s designed to separate the upper and lower body, can it really move this much even if the head and arms come off?

Shooting down the Hermes bit is just a predictive shot, right…?
It’s just terrifyingly accurate.

When Z Gundam’s face was destroyed, it retreated without being able to do anything.

Well, there are many instances that definitely don’t look like they’re responding while looking at the camera…

Even if the head breaks, the Patlabor is excellent.

It seems that the kind of scope that is occasionally released cannot be used without the main camera.

When the main camera dies, it feels like the square goggles for shooting stop functioning.

It’s just that the main pilot has been taken out.

There are too many people talking without actually watching Gundam-related threads.

If you set up various sensor systems, it won’t become a face, right?

Given that it’s Char, I understand that he will make a move at that timing, so it’s definitely true that Amuro was at his sharpest during that period.
Char has survived well.

Since it was re-broadcast many times, the older man remembers it better.

Keith managed to win even after losing the Zaku’s head, so it seems that he can do it when the situation allows.

I’m watching it, but since it’s been a while, my memory…

There are probably technologies from the time of Char’s Counterattack.
Is it correct that Amuro is the most amazing at this time as a pilot?

I don’t understand the difference between when the face gets shot and the body explodes, and when it doesn’t.

It’s just that the main pilot has been taken out.

First of all, without considering NT or anything, Amuro during the One Year War is the most experienced veteran in MS combat.

I still don’t understand the reason why Amuro got off before the last shooting.
If we had gone down in a mutual hit, could we have avoided it and shot back while still on board?
Or did you determine that you can’t avoid Char’s ambush even with your own skills?

Instead of just coming out into the hall and shooting, it seems like they take a step back to dodge a bit before shooting, huh?

I realized I was being ambushed, but since Char is also an NT, it might have been more difficult to respond with an unmanned unit than to get in the cockpit.

The main camera is that square thing on the head, huh?
I thought it was your eyes.

Did the Zeong head explode after the last shooting?

If the core fighter hadn’t been left, I would have survived here only to die.

After taking damage to my right ear and Char’s escape, I don’t remember what happened next.

If it were Amuro during this time, he would probably be able to avoid and counterattack if he wanted to.
Char’s positioning must have been exquisite.

I feel like I could still see quite a bit after the main camera was damaged.

It’s not like the old man’s human-like movements are manually controlled, so I think he is moving based on some level of independent thought. There are also AIs like that, and the AI from that era could perform quite fuzzy movements. In Turn A, for example, with commands like “continue as is and if locked on, retaliate,” it was able to execute those movements.

If the camera was limited to just the head, there would be too many blind spots.
It probably has sub-cameras all over its body.

I can see it clearly, even though there’s noise running.

According to the Gundam Encyclopedia, the Gundam’s head only has a camera and a vulcan gun.

The control system is all core fighters due to its structure, so there’s not much in the head.

If it’s just the main camera being taken out, Char’s Z’gok and Brant’s Asshimar have both been taken out, but everyone continues to fight normally…

The explosion of a machine with a destroyed head is sometimes caused by a chain reaction to the body.
The fact that only the main camera was damaged can be interpreted in a way as meaning that the body itself was still safe.