I accidentally made a typo and noticed before sending, but it feels like I might just send it as it is.

In other words, excluding the final episode’s song, does that mean Director Bunduru has the highest priority…?

Was the BGM overwrite for Bundle already present since F?

>>6

When I clashed with Kaworu-kun, the Ninth was definitely stronger.

It can’t be done unless you fiddle with it.

I think it’s okay to laugh off mistakes in BMG settings, but I wonder if it’s acceptable to laugh off mistakes in EN consumption for the strongest techniques…

>>8

It’s a story often told about the strength of Yaldabaoth.

Honestly, lately the OGs have been generally fuel-efficient, and even if there were no typing mistakes, I have a feeling that it would have resulted in lower consumption anyway.

There was a proper reason for Bundoru to be playing the songs they dislike.

>>9

It was quite a point of contention, wasn’t it?

>>12

There are aspects of Retsel that are like a character benefit.

Bundoru-sama > Trombe!

I played the GBA version of OG without knowing this person, but I had played the original α.

I was surprised when this person appeared and the background music was incredibly cool.

I’ve heard that when it’s α2, there was a rock-paper-scissors situation where the final boss < Reitzel < Bundoru < final boss, but it’s strange that Bundoru is stronger than Reitzel and yet there’s such a reason…

>>17

How many works in the world have as much history and material as Super Robot Wars?

>>17

I wonder about how it’s not right for someone who used to work here to talk freely about the company… I’ve also pointed that out as a concern.

Terada is still involved, and he’s probably thinking a lot about that and talking about it.

I suppose the little stories about Super Robot Wars are carefully researched before being posted on social media.

Isn’t there a lot of talk about the Neo Granzon sword and its mishaps?

>>20

There are two designs for the Gran Worm Sword, right?

Mechanical and ominous.

Right now it’s unified with a mechanical design, but I wonder if that was originally the design prepared for Neo Granzon.

>>64

I wrote about that on Twitter too.

>>68

I will boldly respond in the form of your wife, Mr. Terashima.

The prototype degenerative cannon, referred to as α’s Granzon, was recognized as a different entity even on the designer’s side back then…

Regardless of Villetta, who is Letzel!? Who are they!?

I knew that the mistake had a high priority, but did they let it pass knowing it was a mistake…?

It’s the battle theme you hear first in the OG, so it leaves a lasting impression.

I want to know the reason why the prototype degenerate cannon of Granzon disappeared from the side story from Alpha.

>>27

When it comes to the enemy, I think it’s a mistake in the setting that it’s resilience instead of determination when they become allies.

I feel like I’ve started to play with the enemy’s mental commands from here on out.

The fuel efficiency of the Yaldabaoth adds to its persuasive strength, so it’s fine as it is.

It seems that the typo prioritizing the BGM later influenced Raetsel’s character.

I think it was pretty much unacceptable to casually post a picture of Pokémon even back then.

>>31

Taiwan Earthquake Special!

>>33

It’s too absurd and frightening that it’s set in a time before the prologue of Machine Weapons VS Space Monsters.

It’s pretty careless of Terada to realize that he overlooked the Minovsky Triangle after the Reiwa era and freeze up like that.

There were rumors that Sulfa’s internal data contained backgrounds from gal games, but I wonder if that was really true.

I only know GoShoGun from Super Robot Wars, so when I think of Bundoru, it was the Valkyrie’s ride, but I disliked that song…

>>37

I found it on the Super Robot Wars wiki, but I dislike it because it’s a song used in a war movie.

>>42

The Danube is not being used…

>>47

After Nilfa, it became Donau, so the story about why the cavalry around F is like that became a topic of conversation.

It seems that this is probably the first mention of the story that Sakata set it up on purpose.

>>55

In F and Nilfa, the motivations for Bundoru’s battles are also different…

>>37

Bundoru-sama dislikes the Ride of the Valkyries, which became the theme song for war movies, because war is not beautiful to them.

It feels like there are many stories that can’t be shared, but will I take them to the grave, or will I hold a talk show at a place like Loft Plus One where I can’t divulge them?

It seems like it’s about changing from indomitable to spirited, but I forgot to change the SP consumption…

Each character’s consumption special seems to be different, and I like that, but it seems like it would be difficult to set up.

I remember the acceleration of consumption 10 from the North Star group in MX.

There are five versions of Hokushin with different faces, and the consumption SP for acceleration increases by one, which is a mysterious setting.

>>45

I wonder if I dragged down in Excel…

Cheap love and those kinds of games are nice, right?

>>46

It was poorly received, but…

I like that both Van and Basara have a charge attack.

I wonder why they set up enemy mentalities that are basically unused.

>>48

It may be partly because it has been set up since a long time ago, and there might also be a playful aspect from the developers.

The reason why small tales can be called “tronbe” regardless of what they are about is interesting.

>>49

It’s a hassle to increase the voice patterns, isn’t it?

Guaranteed hit 30

Guaranteed hit every turn with 130 or more spirit.

After love, a guaranteed hit.

The spirit remembered with Ace and Hazal is the same.

I like that those who notice can smirk.

In the first place, there might not even be a mental list of enemies.

There are, but all enemy pilots remember the same mindset (IMPACT).

There are works like that, but it’s definitely more interesting when the enemy has a mind of their own.

>>57

One certain series of Deathman has also become interesting because of that…

I want the enemies to use their mental commands more because it’s fun to hear players scream when they do.

That aside, let’s eliminate typing mistakes!

This is a typo, right? The α Cyber Buster is impressive.

With spirit possession, the armor increased by +1500, and when obtaining the dance, the consumption of Akashic jumped from 30 to 80.

The latter extends its range to 3, but considering the cost, which is originally 30, it’s too heavy to be worth it.

>>65

I have a vague memory that when I reached the point of learning the Rambu no Tachi with α, its fuel efficiency was good.

α is strengthened in three stages: initial → spirit possession acquisition → Dancing Blade.

It’s a really strange order of power-ups when lined up like this…

It seems like it’s going from Super Saiyan to Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan, and then to Super Saiyan 2…

It sounds like it was just a bad idea or a strange judgment because I was tired.

I wonder if the Grand Worm Sword of Neo Granzone 2025, which has a dual hybrid design, can be regarded as Neo Granzone’s Grand Worm Sword…

I thought they were just playing a song that Bundoru likes since I’ve never seen the original “Goshogun.”

I hate that song…

>>71

Let’s watch! Go Shogun!

It’s pretty interesting.

It makes perfect sense that the battle with F is undesirable for Bundoru.

The bundle of Second Alpha is the beautiful Blue Danube.

>>73

I wonder if Nirfa appeared in a way that didn’t get involved in the war.

Does F(F Complete) end without resolving the issues with the three members of Dokuga?

Bun-chan from the Alpha series is getting a good role, isn’t he…?

By the time we reach Sulfa, Dokuga’s three generals will be completely on our side.

>>79

It feels like I’m standing out more than the Good Thunder team.

I thought it was only prioritized over the theme song because the character is actually playing it loudly.

“Music start! The director is really playing the Danube, isn’t he…”

I was physically playing background music…

Love Dr. Kuga Expo

In other words, when I input the values myself, I start to wonder whether this person is important or just a subordinate.

>>85

I guess it’s just something that people say casually…? Maybe it’s just that…? That’s how it turned out for me.

When I tried to remember the Danube, Mario started swimming and wouldn’t stop.

Help me.

Did the beast warrior use a mental command!?

The term “Mental Command” is used in the work itself and has become quite a topic for jokes.

Beast Warriors use the brains of Boazan aliens, so they have a foundation for being pilots, more or less…

Didn’t people in Smash Bros. also input their own character stats?

>>89

You explained it in the channel’s video.

It’s hard to sift through past posts.

I think there are so many characters and machines that it’s a real struggle to keep track of them all.

But blatant mistakes are not acceptable.