Power type Koyasu-kun

The director apologizes, saying something like, “I’m sorry, but I could only prepare a role like this due to your overwhelming power.”

It’s interesting that the supporting character Koyasu suddenly does this.

In the original work, it’s still restrained.
It feels like a big deal in the game.

The next Asham Boone is also quite rich.

Gundam’s CV Koyasu
Generally strong.

Saying the names of lovers or wives on the battlefield is…
It’s a line that a dying soldier would say in a whiny way!

I will neutralize with a man who makes the impossible possible.

I think it would be fine to be an ally in Super Robot Wars at least once.
You used to really love Lady Diana, didn’t you?

…Don’t die! This is!

If a beautiful Ginginamu appeared, it would make me laugh…

At first, it had a sense of being a big deal, but towards the end, I felt that the Ginga Nam squad was regular military but without combat experience, and that the Turn X was just strong…

In reality, it’s just pushing through with Turn X.

There are moments where the power of the voice makes you accept them as the final boss.

It teaches that voice, momentum, and machine performance are important.

The situation in the war between DC and Militia is out of control, so they brought out even crazier characters to forcibly unify their intentions and make them cooperate…

The person is unable to counterattack to the extent of being pushed back by a boy who is overwhelmingly inferior in physique.

It’s too pathetic to lose to Roland with a sword!
But Roland is doing swordsmanship in Aztec, you know.

I’ve always thought that’s definitely not the Shining Finger.

Koyasu-kun (the boss)
Koyasu-kun (Firefighter’s Wind)
Koyasu-kun (the reliable old guy)

A show-off who is bad at fighting, Gimgin Ganam!

The sword scene always makes me laugh with Roran’s reckless button-mashing.

In reality, even Ginganum probably hasn’t had a serious fight to the death that often.
No matter how much you train, you would be surprised if they came at you with that kind of momentum.

The dead side of the mock battle ace.

I like the part where you throw the sword to Roland.

I loved Diana, but since she doesn’t rely on me, I’m sulking and causing a huge ruckus.

Even if I took you there, you would have just been acting up anyway…

The Diana counter is also a concern, and no matter what I do, I’m in a bind.

If these guys had actually descended to Earth with me, they would have burned everything to the ground, making Po look cute in comparison.

Even if I go along, I’ll just end up being a bodyguard like in Smough, and I can’t help but feel that I’ll be losing a lot to Turn A and end up on the Black Knight route.

It was a turning point for me personally when I landed a quirky role after being fed up with only playing good-looking characters.

I put in a lot of effort to show the growth from a side character to a main role.
The bald man is already lovestruck.

I thought Koyasu wasn’t very good during this period, but this character was nothing short of divine.

Was the game always shouting like this…?

When I’m in a high tension state, it feels like I’m being taken over by Turn X.

Tomino: “I feel sorry for having cast a man of Gimminganam’s caliber for someone like Koyasu-kun.”

Kantoku’s Koyasu-kun has a high rating…
The evaluation of Gingaman is low…

The one described as a handsome guy in the novel (sneaker edition).

The last episode with Koyasu-kun.
You can tell that a lot is being messed up.

Koyasu-kun’s salary has gone up too much.
I haven’t seen you around lately.

In G Generation, it seems to be treated as the strongest, so I thought the original material must be overwhelmingly powerful, but I remember that while Turn X is strong, Gingham’s own strength didn’t seem that impressive.

What they’re saying is quite feeble, yet it doesn’t make you feel that way.

In Turn A, the only pilot that feels like a strong character is Captain Harry.

Why did this guy lose normally after handing over the sword?!

In the first place, it’s already quite strong at the sumo stage!

The pressure of the cut-in in the thread image is too strong.

Roran, who put all his effort into breaking the sword, and Ginganamu, who never gave up fighting even when the sword was broken.
Therefore, Ginga Nam is sealed away as a black history.

Kun Koyasu from F91 was like the student council president and didn’t fight.

In games and outside appearances, they portray him as a high-energy, crazy character, but in the original work, he is actually quite sharp until he reveals his true nature later on.

In the end, even Loran couldn’t bring out the power of Turn A…
Well, if I give it my all, it will probably turn into something like Ideon.

“I’m the final boss, but I don’t really have any particular ideology or ideals.”

When this and King Sakamizu followed, the heaviness of the power-type final boss wrecked my stomach.

Obligation Gundam

In G-Reko, does Koyasu-kun appear in about two episodes?

As expected, it sounds like I’m in great shape!

When viewed through the lens of the game, Gimm Ginganam isn’t that noisy, and surprisingly, he talks quite normally.
And both the game and the anime are the same, Harry Aud.

It’s a hopeless situation that a combat crazy character is weak…

Even though they look like they’re having so much fun, they’re said to have low pilot ability.
I’ve been living in peace on the moon, so I have zero combat experience.

The claim that humanity fights precisely because it is humanity, was it really from the heart?
Was it just a pretense to cover up the shock of being left behind by Diana?

I don’t really understand the NT-style loli Mary Bell.

I wonder who the best pilot is at using Turn X and Turn A.

Harry mentioned it in the story as well.
It seems that the strength comes from the bond between the pilot and the aircraft.
From Harry’s perspective, riding the Gold Smo was probably the strongest state.

The fact that Roran could immediately discard the sword and escape due to the completely overpowered technology made him suitable as the protagonist.

In the first place, it has a lot of persuasive power in the sense that Harry wouldn’t take you with him.

Since he is quite good at negotiation, the young heir was taken in.

I mean, what was this guy riding if he couldn’t dig up X?
As expected, it’s a model with a Japanese sword.

Diana Counter is also a complete fool, but if you say she had negotiations in advance, then she did do it properly…

The heir underestimated the other party completely in the pre-negotiations, and it’s affecting the situation.
Even though we are also receiving technical support.

Everything comes down to Lady Diana’s excessive anxiety upon realizing her impending death.

I heard they were training so hard that they ended up covered in bruises, but I wonder if they were riding their special Mahiroo.

I thought that the experience from the thread really contributes to DIO.

To sum up the discussion, regardless of the individual perspective, it ends up being a negative assessment of Diana as a ruler.

Due to the disadvantages of continuing a one-man system for a long time, executing everything with immediate decisions and actions is truly the lowest as a ruler, Diana-sama.

Lady Diana also has her own true feelings about wanting to see Will…

Have you ever fought with a sword!?
It has happened once.

I like the TV version better than the movie version regarding this.

I can understand that if there had been someone who could properly convey how to deal with the situation, it would have resulted in a much better outcome, given Diana’s personality that resembles a yankee and feels like a short manga.

I think it’s because I keep waking up briefly and then sleeping for long periods, so I feel like I have to quickly solve problems while I’m awake, which makes me decide and take action without consulting anyone.

I am a miner.
Strong, isn’t it?

The intellectual miner is strong.
I truly thought so.

You made it! Little brother! That’s a line that only makes sense if you’re completely crazy!

It was an impossible task to maintain control over a group of militia gathered even from such lower-class citizens.
Of course, everyone wants to eliminate the pests that are there so they can live freely on the surface.

I wonder if they might be weak because they grew up in low gravity.

This Gundam is amazing!! As expected of Turn A’s big brother!! I feel like it was originally something like that.
In games, for example,
This Gundam is amazing!!! Just like our big brother Turn A!!!! It has that much!

The citizens of Moon Race are so restricted by the hibernation device that they’re building up frustration… Just watching footage of the dark history can spark riots throughout the city…
A mother searching for her daughter, the spy, who is older or just awake from hibernation.

It’s amazing that everything is tied together solely by Lady Diana’s charisma.

Moonrace generally aspires to Earth, both in the upper and lower levels.
Only Agrippa is satisfied with the current situation and is secretly working behind the scenes to avoid coming down to the moon.
From the perspective of Earthlings, it’s somehow easier with Agrippa since there’s no war with the Moon.

That said, if you don’t fight, you’ll lose your energy and become a mutt, so staying energetic is important.

I had Kiehl take over, but I’m worried about whether I can manage being queen after that.

The boss who appeared to end the story is too conveniently convenient, but the character is just too good.

I like Koyasu-kun better when he’s playing some strange roles.

It’s interesting to know the circumstances that I have to output the TX, but it’s difficult to draw because there are too many lines, so for a while it was just in my head.

Mr. Inversion Anti

Aren’t we being overwhelmed by directors, singers, and voice actors these days?

It’s a story you started, right?

Even the ancestors of the Lett squad, who were supposed to have maximum loyalty, have strayed from their original purpose and become barbaric.
Of course, Moron and the others were also rampaging until they were called by Live Diana.
The advance team may have been going through quite a tough time.

The main story has a level of excitement like “This Turn X is amazing!” but in the game, it reaches a level of excitement like “This Turn X is incredible!!”

I make small mistakes here and there, but the Turn X is so strong that they feel like minor errors.

Asuhamu is fairly strong and has deep resentment, so their voice still has persuasive power.

The “Retto” squad was so caught up in their fun while plundering from civilians that I couldn’t stand watching their loyal moves in the latter half.

When the Ginginamu squad descended to Earth, the Turn A, which can use not only the Turn X but also the Moonlight Butterfly, was among their assets… It’s too much of an embodiment of violence…

Everyone seems to have lost interest in Diana in the story, but when they meet her in person and she speaks to them, they change their minds.
You’re a real idol, aren’t you?

Even Roland lost his temper once and called that damn woman…

But I can’t imagine anyone else’s voice for this character except for Koyasu-kun.

Even Ghingham’s true feelings are sympathetic to Diana-sama.

Thinking about it, Gim’s claim that no one offered a word of appreciation seems pitiful.
I realized that the one I met when Soleil returned to the moon was a fake.

I think it’s really uncool to be pushed around in person.

If I’m going to die, I’d rather be on the Earth where the man I loved was…

However, the amplitude of Ginganu’s swing is large from Zex.

Once a bald character is adopted, they tend to be quite lenient with the cast throughout that work, don’t you think?

I was shocked to learn later that Ghingham’s voice was done by Koyasu-kun because Turn A wasn’t broadcast in my area.

I have the impression that people who like baldness tend to recycle it.

Is there a showdown with swords in the movie version? → No way! It doesn’t have to be that faithful…!

The lines in Gundam games, not just in the VS series, tend to be quite high-energy.

Due to the timing, there are really a lot of cast overlaps around Blentarn Aiking, right?

Come back, Takeo Aobane.

In the interview for Hathaway’s Flash, it’s nice how Mr. Tohida smoothly becomes Kamille.

Harry is seriously really strong and really loud.

I think G Gundam is probably the one with the least difference in tension between anime and games.