The ones that have recreated the original work are Impact, Mobile Suit Gundam: Alpha, Compact 2, and around 64 and F.

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After the Second Z and Sket Dance Second

D!

They’re doing things like voice actor live performances and pioneering stuff like Idolmaster.

Isn’t it only around the fourth time that you were together with Commissioner Miwa despite being made fun of so much?

Sulfate, or…

GC is also handled quite well.

Shapiro has been in a vice-admiral-like position on the White Base for quite a long time.

That’s a cool background music.

It’s OP, right?

The heated finale was reproduced only by Impact!

In the past, combined machines were disliked due to capacity issues.

The same applies to the deforming machine.

The Dunkouga, which encompasses both, was treated poorly.

It’s pretty generous to receive a new form for the anniversary commemorative work, isn’t it?

The treatment during the first four times feels like a lie.

It had a remarkably difficult fuel efficiency and softness.

I’m slow on my feet.

When I listen to the original song, it feels kind of cheap and not that great, Burning Love.

Due to not recording much, in later years Ryo had so few lines that he became known as the “I cut off!” and “Huh” BOT.

I could become a boss killer, but if I use that modification cost, I’d probably want to enhance something else… that’s about all I remember.

I also have a feeling that J was somewhat subtly recreated.

Shinobu Fujiwara ABBB

Dankuuga BACB

Overall Value: BBCB

The impact of adopting the “Dankuuhou, Formation da!” is significant.

In my image of Super Robot Wars, Ryo was the level-headed one and Shinobu was the hot-headed delinquent, but after watching the anime, it turned out to be the opposite.

In α, he was a fairly early boss killer to join.

Thanks to Dunkouga, we were able to defeat the Brutai fleet and Astranagan.

Terada has such strong feelings for that person that he could write a long message about it, so why…

F’s Dangunken has a range of 1, but I remember it being really useful with low fuel consumption and high firepower.

Because the weaklings are unnecessarily tough.

Recently, former producer Terada mentioned BURN, but is it interesting?

I love it when the enthusiasm is high and there’s a lot of passion; it doesn’t take much effort.

The fourth generation can’t fly with this appearance…

I love miracles the most, but everyone is always talking about Far Away, Burning Love, and Seething Anger!!

During the fourth series, there was no streaming or illegal uploads on the internet like now, so it seems they could only rely on things like mook books or recordings done by staff.

Burning Love has a nice Super Robot Wars arrangement.

I mean, it wasn’t the opening after all?

Even if I’m told to compare it to Combattler, which has additions like Grand Dasher and Twin Lancer,

It was great that everyone could use spirit and passion.

I would appreciate it if there weren’t any Super Robot Wars that only have background music of scorching rage.

I have immense trust in the Dangu Sword from Super Robot Wars.

Give me about 12 rounds of Daigon ammo.

I don’t really understand how it has come to be taken for granted that Dunkouga is treated almost like Ohba’s personal belongings.

In the first place, I was in charge of the Muge Mecha back when the Dunkouga TV version was aired.

I like Faraway, which has no prototype of SC.

Winky Sparobo has a time limit that’s too long for Eagle Fighter.

It doesn’t really fit as a regular battle theme, does it? Burning Rage.

I wonder what will happen if I maximize PP in the current Super Robot Wars.

I thought so, but there was something at 30… I didn’t remember it because I have to buy more with the DLC to use it.

By the way, Frankie has changed, but I wonder if Shinobu will change too.

I feel like it’s fine to just have a ninja archive.

It felt like when I accumulated enough energy, separating into A mode was stronger.

“OK Ninja!”

It seems that Yao-san has quite a strong attachment to Shinobu, and personally, I feel that a library would be fine too.

I wonder who will be the pilot of Dairuga.

The only one that has significance in separating in a combinatorial super robot is this one.

Ryo has also been in the archive all along.

Was it from the requiem that Dunkouga got a booster added and became able to fly?

They might recreate the original work with Y, but I really want to see Dunkougah again after a long time.

If we stick to the original story, we’ll end up becoming a Tekken Man until the second half.

It’s impossible to be stored in the X-shaped wing Big Moss!

I was thinking it would be nice if they appeared more as a mothership, but I was surprised to find out that their appearances in the original work are really short.

What a cool song!

Surely the original song is cool too.

I have a strong image of every time except for the 4th generation of Muji.

Yamamoto-san, who plays Sara, is doing narration and voice work for the Heidi cram school commercial in online shopping.

If toys weren’t selling in America, would they have aired the content of the OVA on television?

Shige Nakahara, who plays the role of Masato, hasn’t changed his voice at all, it’s scary…

The “Dankuuhou,” but that’s the cannon of Big Boss, right?

I chose Dunkougah in the selection with Combattler V in the fourth series, but I don’t remember if it was useful in the end.

The 4th BBCB tends to be the subject of jokes.

There are hardly any land units that aren’t suitable for air, except for Dunkougar and Huckebein.

Units equipped with Minovsky Craft are valuable for combat.

If it’s about flying without any tricks, then yes.

I laughed at the fourth merger bug.

Well then, let’s use the real kiss as a return gift one more time.

Ike Takeshi also did the Magical Girl Carnival.

It’s already like with Y’s G gun, but even when using the library, stop mixing old and new!

I really loved Duncolored Dunkouga.

The standing illustration is stylish and cool, and the serious arrangement of the background music “Love, Far Away” is also great.

The 4th generation is not as weak as they say.

Having long-range, high-power weapons is really impressive.

Watching the “I’ll do it live” on YouTube made me laugh because there were almost no character songs, and it felt more like a voice actor karaoke competition mixed with script dubbing.

It’s strong enough to be considered the only use for a Minokura.

If it’s in the real style, I would attach it to Hükke.

One piece!?

Was the old Super Robot Wars really that short on resources?

In the 4th round of the energy game, being able to start with an energy level of 145 and having enough mental points left over is already strong.

Facing a major boss is tough, but that’s how it is in Con V as well.

I didn’t like that the armor was thin.

Well, it could really be anything, but it’s a matter of feeling.

You can also do something like “Love, Take Me Far Away” that has a sense of being original, you know?

The wastefully cool love is a miracle.

Everyone says anime isn’t that interesting, yet there are many robot toys released; it’s a curious image of the work.

I think it was near the Photon Energy Research Institute where I found it, Minokura.

When the Dangun gun is the main weapon, the firepower feels a bit unreliable, leaving a bad impression.

At the 4S stage, it’s serious.

Coexistence and prosperity with Super Robot Wars, or rather.

In other words, lately, a considerable number of super-class characters have been forced to fight in space, so being in class B isn’t regarded as low-value as it used to be.

I wonder if a live-action version of Voltes will come.

The B from back then is now A.

Even with four people on board, the impression is that the fuel efficiency of the mental points in a battle is high.

It’s not that the fuel efficiency is bad; it’s just being used because there’s plenty of it available…

The guy who runs out of EN from using the Void Slash too much.

The light fang sword isn’t here yet, right, Fourth time?

I feel like various figure manufacturers are releasing Dunpeal for now.

Actually, I still don’t know what Blackwing is.

I love the battle animation of the fourth misalignment when it slices through with the Dankuiken.

I was excited to think about how strong it would be when combined, considering it was already this strong in its separated form when it first appeared in Super Robot Wars.

Since there is no terrain S, we need to think one level lower.

The fourth time is enough if there is B.

If it hadn’t been limited to a multiple-choice format due to space constraints, more people would have used it.

Conversely, it can be said that Dunkougah has a strong appeal in its design to the extent that it sells fairly well, even with so many different manufacturers producing it.

I even think that the Dangun Kōgaken is my favorite special move in all robot anime.

That’s why I’m disappointed with Ultimate Dunkuga.

However, you see… 70% of the formation is Big Moss’s armament…

In reality, it’s questionable whether I’ll use the Combattler until the end, and being weaker than that is just not acceptable.

In other words, there are very few weapons with low terrain adaptation, so it’s totally doable.

The F-complete GoShogun is one thing, but some of the terrain suitability jokes have been used too excessively in advance.

During the fourth round, I was doing it without considering suitability or anything like that.

Goshogun is about the interplay with music…

In a more terrible original version, the Raging Wind Straight Punch, which is even used in space, cannot be used due to its suitability.

Final Dunkuga, I love you!

I thought it was cool in the fourth round, but it turned out to be really weak…

I liked the graphic of the Eagle Fighter from the fourth game that was on fire.

Dancouga often gets attention because it has the option to leave partway, but Daimos, which stays until the end, has a more difficult performance.

While it may be said that there isn’t much difference in performance, I do think the absence of A still makes it look less appealing.

The Void Cannon is surprisingly weak because the ninja’s shooting skills are low.

By the way, was it that after Shin Getter, it was Daitarn or something around this time?

The image below was quite like a dumpling.

It’s just that it doesn’t suit my style to ambush the final boss in the fourth round, but it is strong.

There’s quite a difference between 4 and 4S…

Why is Raideen so strong!

I like it when it’s soft but has high heat.

I wonder if it was when Mazinger’s rocket punch was two shots.

Daemos is just an event that can’t be helped unless it’s Daemos…

But Daimos has cool techniques.

Please use it in space as well.

The event with Dimos is a memory, so using the purpose with Lean Horse in later generations adds more fun.

Since I couldn’t really like Ultimate just with 30, I want it to actively shine in the new release.

There’s a satisfying feeling when using the Dan Kū Ken to deal a sharp blow that significantly reduces HP.

The Void Breaking Sword and the Lightweight Truck Tough Sword are the same.

I want to fight for love far away.

Daimos has a cool animation for the Gale Force Straight Punch, but it’s a trap because it’s weak.

The usefulness of anger

The true misfortune is Daimos, because of the Fourth War.

It tends to be overlooked, but the ν Gundam also has to fight relatively constantly in ground battles.

The last Mars is also land.

The fourth generation is quite weak compared to previous ones.

It’s rare to be said that Z is more usable.

Speaking of which, there was something about evasion being capped at 255…

The funnel will be cut away…

I like the idea of limit reactions.

But I want it to go up more with modifications.

At that time, I thought it was too much to consume 70 (was it?) for damage around 10 to 1000, so I wouldn’t use it! I was no good…

I wonder what kind of situation it is when the funnels get scattered.

You wouldn’t come that close, would you?

In the first place, when you are waiting and preparing for a strategy, the other side usually moves while you are processing it.

Are Blood Temple and Oji moving too?

I don’t remember getting cut by a funnel in the Fourth War, though.