Something's fricky about those faces. I mean, I realistically don't expect we'll ever go back to the old art, but some of these people look like they're strangers trying to cosplay as Char, Nanai, and Mineva, it's not really close enough.
To me it looks like they're off-centre, as if the artist's not comfortable drawing eyes too close to the edge of the head even when it's at an obvious angle
Yeah, even the wikia and MAHQ haven’t made a bio on the jeddah cannon yet amongst other suits introduced like the reverse engineered Neo zeon moon gundam in the op. Who knows what’s in there now
soon enough we'll reach a point where kits from mangas release before Zeonic gets off his ass with translating it's source material.
Pay him if you want him to translate what you want to read, beggar
That Zeonic gay. One person. He's more than halfway caught up on what's available. Quit b***hing about free shit from people that'll never get an official release anyway
moon always glowed green
the sad thing here is that the plates are now glowing green instead of red
I haven't kept up with moon, but that's probably what they had on hand at moon moon
that and moon gundam is more salvaged cutting edge neo zeon + titan remnant
Serious question here: I know everyone over here hates Fukui and thinks the stuff he's done with Gundam is fricking moronic but does Japan think the same at all? From what I've seen Unicorn is inexplicably popular over there and is one of the most marketable.
Why is that? Is it literally just the mobile suits and the production values?
it's literally just most of this board that seethes over Fukui, most of the western audience either likes him or has no strong feelings about his stuff
The popularity of Unicorn is due to how it was a bombastic high budget theatrical return to UC, while pumping out a ton of high quality gunpla of both new and old designs. They appealed to everyone.
The end however was a massive tumble that Fukui refuses to admit was a mistake so he just keeps doubling down on it. There's a reason NT is absolutely nowhere near Unicorn in terms of popularity and revenue.
I e always thought this was mostly the case. I never underestimate the jap's ability to catastrophically shit taste generally but in the case of Unicorn I think most of it's perceived popularity has to do with the fact that it makes for good mechaporn with high quality animation showcasing a ton of old and new mobile suits as well as adding new cool variants of previous mobile suits. While I fricking hate Unicorn I won't lie to anyone and say it played no role in making me like alot of mobile suits I do today. Also we can't ignore all of the solid model kits we got out of it
it's literally just most of this board that seethes over Fukui, most of the western audience either likes him or has no strong feelings about his stuff
You should understand by now that /m/, and Cinemaphile in general, tend to be centers of fringe and pathologically contrarian opinions.
Unicorn might be popular, but nobody liked NT for anything other than the funny meme poster.
It's not even Fukui's writing, the overall story of the UC is decided by Sunrise itself. He handles the script, but he's told what to write, all the story beats. Japan knows that. morons on /m/ just don't know what they're talking about.
Except it is Fukui's writing, they approached him with a project and advisors to help with technical details, he wrote it. No, he didn't write the script. He wrote the original novels and story. The script writer of Unicorn was Muto Yasuyuki. All the stupid stuff was still in the novels except the Neo Zeong. Banagher is still the ultimate newtype and the Unicorn still turns back time after becoming a god-like enttiy
Banrise hired Fukui to write the novels with the express purpose of making what he wrote into an animation, so there is no chance they didn't dictate terms to him on what kind of story to write, what time period to set it in, what kind of villains to use etc. He might have had some freedom within the strictures they set, but they'd still have set them and probably had executives go over the book and suggest changes before anything was released to boot.
Considering his original draft for Unicorn (aka Moon Gundam) was 100% free reign, I kinda doubt that. It was only after he had to revisit it that he was given help and parameters.
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Yoshiyuki Tomino, the original creator of the entire franchise still (a) almost exclusively made animations for Sunrise on a per hire basis (as in, they'd hire him to write a show with specific guidelines; G-Reco is the only show he approached to make, so far as we know) and (b) got executive mandates regularly even during production and not just before it. If Sunrise are going to hand him dictums about animations and meddle in the production of his shows then why do you think they'd give Fukui, at that point a relative unknown with no real major success to his name, free reign?
His "Moon Gundam" draft was just something he sent to them as a consideration idea; something to get his foot in the door. Of course that was give 100% free reign, because he wasn't working for them at the time and just wanted something to put him on their radar. Gundam Unicorn on the other hand was written for them, with the express purpose of becoming an animation.
Nor, by the way, was Banagher the ultimate Newtype in the novels and the point of the ending is that there is a Newtype gestalt inhabiting the Unicorn. If anything is the ultimate Newtype then it's the Unicorn itself; not Banagher. Banagher is part of it, his soul having been absorbed by the psycoframe as the price for taking full control of the Unicorn through the NT-D for too long, but he is only a part of that and it's the fact that the collective consciousness that is probably a result of all Newtypes who have died and become one that is acting that makes the Unicorn so powerful.
2 years ago
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An example of tell me you've never read anything in the moon Gundam draft without telling me you've never read anything in the draft. You could not be any more wrong. Go read his interviews.
2 years ago
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Okay, which interview would you like me to read? I've read this one for instance: https://criesinnewtype.wordpress.com/2017/10/09/fukui-harutoshi-from-unicorn-to-moon-moon/, where Fukui talks about the status of Gundam Ace when he created the concept for Moon Gundam, suggesting he submitted it there and Gundam Ace isn't even directly owned by Banrise. And if we look at the actual draft, or at least what's been translated of what was published of the draft (https://www.mechatalk.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=16492), the draft shares a lot of names in common with Gundam Unicorn, but isn't very similar beyond that. The fact both involve NT-D is about the biggest similarity, really.
He also talks about having to put aside the Moon Gundam idea to make Gundam Unicorn, which again, suggests that Banrise imposed some guidelines on what they wanted him to do. So what part of that interview or the draft suggests Fukui had free reign? Why would Banrise give him free reign on Gundam Unicorn? Why wouldn't he have had free reign on Moon Gundam, when he wasn't even working for them at the time?
how exactly is the guy that saved a girl's life, ran together with her from trained soldiers and then successfully kicked a cyber newtype's ass barehanded, all in the first half of first episode, a wet towel?
I think the real thing that gets me about Unicorn's ending, past the "What the frick happened why is the mobile suit a timewarping crystal abomination now" was that in hindsight was the fact that it presents a perfectly legitimate and even not all that violent way to end the cycle of violence or at least slow it down with the whole "Let's defeat the Earth Federation with ECONOMICS" plan but instead of following up on that and having Mineva grow some balls she just doubles down on the suicidally stupid idea of being a do-nothing leader to Zeon and letting the EF do whatever they want because Full Frontal went bugfrick and ruined it.
It made me realize that a lot of Gundam protagonists looking back have a gigantic problem of even when they've got the capacity to solve problems don't. They never really fix anything, just blow up the latest Mono-eye piloting badguy and then refuse to address the problem that actually caused the entire mess in the first place and retire, at most mumbling some shit about "UNDERSTANDING" or what the frick ever and letting the problem build up again..
It's because Frontal's economics was just a front for Side 3 to become a new authority over the Earthsphere that'd end up inviting a new war by simply reversing the roles of elite/poor, even assuming the other Sides even agreed to it in the first place. Which Mineva explicitly says. The Sides probably wouldn't agree though, given there's no indication any Sides have signed on so far and the Sides historically haven't joined Side 3's rebellions.
Which is presumably why The Sleeves were trying to stall the Federation to stop them dissolving Side 3's independence even though it wasn't due for 4 years, and why they just happened to have the most powerful mobile armor ever built to hand. They were totally going to peacefully accept the other Sides decision though, I'm sure.
>They never really fix anything, just blow up the latest Mono-eye piloting badguy and then refuse to address the problem that actually caused the entire mess in the first place and retire, at most mumbling some shit about "UNDERSTANDING" or what the frick ever and letting the problem build up again..
What about the aliens?
Except Mineva was actually completely right, once the Federation figured out the colonies were doing that they would just go to war with them again to get them to stop.
Mineva is a moron because the entire point is she didn't pay attention in her fricking economics and the Federation is canonically at a breakingpoint and is about to undergo their downscaling to try and deal with resource starvation. if the Colonies cut off their resources, because they're dependent on them for survival at that point, they flat out could not sustain a war against a real military power, hence Sleeves flexing their muscles as part of the plan.
Seriously do you even know Gundam lore, "The Federation post ZZ is *dying* has been a thing for like 30 fricking years now.
The Federation military in F91 isn’t doing so hot, Zanscare actually wrecks their shit during the battle at the end
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I mean the Crossbone Vanguard
2 years ago
Anonymous
Well shit now you caught me with my pants down as I don't remember the movie very well. IIRC there a bit where the Federation heads say what's happening in the fringe colonies aren't a big deal. The Vanguard fought the Federation garrison that was stationed there but they weren't pooling resources to put them down or anything.
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Anonymous
Yeah but that’s before they declare themselves as an independent nation, after that happens the federation launches a large attack force that get blown to shreds but coincidentally distracts them while Seabook and Berah destroy their flagship and kill Iron Mask
feddies were getting too comfortable with their older ms in f91 and were still using decade old shit
which is also a typical feddie thing to do, with the titans still using gm1s and barely-improved-zakuIIs all the way to the conclusion of the gryps war. Even Unicorn kind of tracks with the theme of feds refusing to update their suits, with a few zeta+(which aren't the worst old suits to have seeing that feds standardised the weaker regz during cca), gmIIs and nemos popping up but that's probably an even more cynical attempt to resell more old kits compared to titans having a redesigned zaku and zeon suits from MSX
You know that in terms of logistical rot barely more than 20 years is *nothing* right? Especially since it's canon they've beens truggling since ZZ, it was why they didn't evacuate or try to fight a road out of Dublin, to lessen the resource strain even though Mashmyre would almost certainly have let them evac civilians since his orders only covered the EF military and he was a white knighting moralgay.
But that just proves Mineva’s point. The reason the EFF was willing to let Haman and Char frick around was that they thought they could profit from it. Hell, both of them essentially succeeded at buying their independence before it was fricked up by glemy’s rebellion/char’s genocide fetish. If you cut the EFF off from the trade network you’ve given up your only leverage.
Ah yes, because when people are poor and resource starved in UC they immediately give up and everything is peaceful. That worked out so well for the Federation in UC0078 after all, when Side 3 was so resource poor compared to them.
>deranged bastard of Gihren who mass produced mentality unstable e-girls
Also got killed by a blueberry flavored woman he was simping over, I agree about the suits though.
It can't ignore something that hasn't happened yet. Or do you mean it's intentionally bringing up elements that will conflict with CCA and will not allow it to happen, at least in the way we already know?
Nothing. Anon is being a frickwit. The tech presented in it is all Char's psycho-frame test shit
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Anonymous
Generally Gundam manga, if placed like this end up doing some small things that conflict with the period
One example of this is the EFF in this. If my knowledge of UC Gundam is correct, the Jegan should be around right now. Yet instead we got a Jeddah for active combat alongside the GM III, and Moon Gundam seems to be trying to actively ignore its existence.
Alongside that Char's trying to produce a Psycho Plate fitted Bawoo rather than the Jagd or Psycho Doga, which is funny considering we haven't even seen the Geara Doga yet either, in any form
2 years ago
Anonymous
If you actually read the Scanlations that're out, one of the characters says the next gen mainstay suits (Jegan) are already deployed, but they didn't get any.
Gears Doga will likely be shown at the end since there is that Gyobu lineart for some royal guard types already
2 years ago
Anonymous
>since there is that Gyobu lineart for some royal guard types already
fake news
2 years ago
Anonymous
Try again.
2 years ago
Anonymous
happy we'll probably be getting an actual animated inbetween of Z and cca that has Char going from assumed dead to having control over neo zeon eventually
which isn't a big new deal in cca because the opening has the sazabi being used as if it's like amuro and char have clashed with a rgz and sazabi a few times before
I think a lot of people assume it makes the production of the Nu seem like it's way too late, but chances are Moon and the titan remanents psychomu research wont end up in feddy hands given the religious and luddite nature of MoonMoon
Something's fricky about those faces. I mean, I realistically don't expect we'll ever go back to the old art, but some of these people look like they're strangers trying to cosplay as Char, Nanai, and Mineva, it's not really close enough.
The perspective is off on all the facial details.
You say that like the art style was ever particularly consistent in the first place.
its definitely derpy. char's face is fricking tiny, for one.
whoever illustrated this is certainly no Tomonori Kogawa as far as drawing face perspectives from below
To me it looks like they're off-centre, as if the artist's not comfortable drawing eyes too close to the edge of the head even when it's at an obvious angle
Almost looks like he is bogding out
is that psyco gundam mk iv making a comeback? Also oh boy, *two* masked characters?
Nope the "Banshee" Moon Gundam rival is clearly a new body design based on the Varguil, they only share the head with the G Doors
Well iirc I thought there were three units and Amuro only shot down the one.
Would like to know wtf has been happing in this manga, but aren't those Zeonic gays still way behind on this?
Yeah, even the wikia and MAHQ haven’t made a bio on the jeddah cannon yet amongst other suits introduced like the reverse engineered Neo zeon moon gundam in the op. Who knows what’s in there now
soon enough we'll reach a point where kits from mangas release before Zeonic gets off his ass with translating it's source material.
Pay him if you want him to translate what you want to read, beggar
There is no Neo Zeon reverse engineered Moon Gundam, dumb frick. That's literally a dark Moon Gundam.
Alright chill, someone else pointed out
was a rival so I assumed it was a copy they made to fight it.
That Zeonic gay. One person. He's more than halfway caught up on what's available. Quit b***hing about free shit from people that'll never get an official release anyway
pipe down homosexual
Piloting a cutting-edge Gundam while rocking a OYW-era pilot suit is quite weird.
moon always glowed green
the sad thing here is that the plates are now glowing green instead of red
I haven't kept up with moon, but that's probably what they had on hand at moon moon
that and moon gundam is more salvaged cutting edge neo zeon + titan remnant
Serious question here: I know everyone over here hates Fukui and thinks the stuff he's done with Gundam is fricking moronic but does Japan think the same at all? From what I've seen Unicorn is inexplicably popular over there and is one of the most marketable.
Why is that? Is it literally just the mobile suits and the production values?
it's literally just most of this board that seethes over Fukui, most of the western audience either likes him or has no strong feelings about his stuff
You should understand by now that /m/, and Cinemaphile in general, tend to be centers of fringe and pathologically contrarian opinions.
The popularity of Unicorn is due to how it was a bombastic high budget theatrical return to UC, while pumping out a ton of high quality gunpla of both new and old designs. They appealed to everyone.
The end however was a massive tumble that Fukui refuses to admit was a mistake so he just keeps doubling down on it. There's a reason NT is absolutely nowhere near Unicorn in terms of popularity and revenue.
I e always thought this was mostly the case. I never underestimate the jap's ability to catastrophically shit taste generally but in the case of Unicorn I think most of it's perceived popularity has to do with the fact that it makes for good mechaporn with high quality animation showcasing a ton of old and new mobile suits as well as adding new cool variants of previous mobile suits. While I fricking hate Unicorn I won't lie to anyone and say it played no role in making me like alot of mobile suits I do today. Also we can't ignore all of the solid model kits we got out of it
> I never underestimate the jap's ability to catastrophically shit taste generally
I can say the same about /m/ tbh wa
Unicorn might be popular, but nobody liked NT for anything other than the funny meme poster.
I like narrative more than unicorn. It’s just the last 10 minutes of narrative are really shit
I liked it.
>nobody liked NT
I liked the parts with the Dijehs and the sad sinking of the White Base colored Radish-class cruiser.
It's not even Fukui's writing, the overall story of the UC is decided by Sunrise itself. He handles the script, but he's told what to write, all the story beats. Japan knows that. morons on /m/ just don't know what they're talking about.
Except it is Fukui's writing, they approached him with a project and advisors to help with technical details, he wrote it. No, he didn't write the script. He wrote the original novels and story. The script writer of Unicorn was Muto Yasuyuki. All the stupid stuff was still in the novels except the Neo Zeong. Banagher is still the ultimate newtype and the Unicorn still turns back time after becoming a god-like enttiy
Banrise hired Fukui to write the novels with the express purpose of making what he wrote into an animation, so there is no chance they didn't dictate terms to him on what kind of story to write, what time period to set it in, what kind of villains to use etc. He might have had some freedom within the strictures they set, but they'd still have set them and probably had executives go over the book and suggest changes before anything was released to boot.
Considering his original draft for Unicorn (aka Moon Gundam) was 100% free reign, I kinda doubt that. It was only after he had to revisit it that he was given help and parameters.
Yoshiyuki Tomino, the original creator of the entire franchise still (a) almost exclusively made animations for Sunrise on a per hire basis (as in, they'd hire him to write a show with specific guidelines; G-Reco is the only show he approached to make, so far as we know) and (b) got executive mandates regularly even during production and not just before it. If Sunrise are going to hand him dictums about animations and meddle in the production of his shows then why do you think they'd give Fukui, at that point a relative unknown with no real major success to his name, free reign?
His "Moon Gundam" draft was just something he sent to them as a consideration idea; something to get his foot in the door. Of course that was give 100% free reign, because he wasn't working for them at the time and just wanted something to put him on their radar. Gundam Unicorn on the other hand was written for them, with the express purpose of becoming an animation.
Nor, by the way, was Banagher the ultimate Newtype in the novels and the point of the ending is that there is a Newtype gestalt inhabiting the Unicorn. If anything is the ultimate Newtype then it's the Unicorn itself; not Banagher. Banagher is part of it, his soul having been absorbed by the psycoframe as the price for taking full control of the Unicorn through the NT-D for too long, but he is only a part of that and it's the fact that the collective consciousness that is probably a result of all Newtypes who have died and become one that is acting that makes the Unicorn so powerful.
An example of tell me you've never read anything in the moon Gundam draft without telling me you've never read anything in the draft. You could not be any more wrong. Go read his interviews.
Okay, which interview would you like me to read? I've read this one for instance: https://criesinnewtype.wordpress.com/2017/10/09/fukui-harutoshi-from-unicorn-to-moon-moon/, where Fukui talks about the status of Gundam Ace when he created the concept for Moon Gundam, suggesting he submitted it there and Gundam Ace isn't even directly owned by Banrise. And if we look at the actual draft, or at least what's been translated of what was published of the draft (https://www.mechatalk.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=16492), the draft shares a lot of names in common with Gundam Unicorn, but isn't very similar beyond that. The fact both involve NT-D is about the biggest similarity, really.
He also talks about having to put aside the Moon Gundam idea to make Gundam Unicorn, which again, suggests that Banrise imposed some guidelines on what they wanted him to do. So what part of that interview or the draft suggests Fukui had free reign? Why would Banrise give him free reign on Gundam Unicorn? Why wouldn't he have had free reign on Moon Gundam, when he wasn't even working for them at the time?
He was still involved with the script. A bulk of it literally quotes his novels verbatim and he still glossed over before animating.
It's seen as Baby's First over there too.
daaaaamn even looking like a israelite israelite is better than this chupacabra looking motherfricker
Why does everyone look extra wide?
what the frick happened to Mineva's neck
when will there be a new calamity war era story?
Can Mineva die already?
that's what finally invokes the Ide in the ending movie "Unicorn 3 - Beyond Forever With Me"
Is the Moon Gundam protag a wet towel self-insert like Banana?
how exactly is the guy that saved a girl's life, ran together with her from trained soldiers and then successfully kicked a cyber newtype's ass barehanded, all in the first half of first episode, a wet towel?
Jesus will they ever just let this series die? Has it produced anything that wasn't a pile of shit in like the last 20 years
>Jesus will they ever just let this series die?
It's their cash cow. Ofcourse they will never let it die.
>Has it produced anything that wasn't a pile of shit in like the last 20 years
SD Gundam Sangokuden was good.
Thunderbolt
I'd easily take moon, ibo, uni and build frickers over seed & 00 any day of the week
>in like the last 20 years
shut the frick up old man
I think the real thing that gets me about Unicorn's ending, past the "What the frick happened why is the mobile suit a timewarping crystal abomination now" was that in hindsight was the fact that it presents a perfectly legitimate and even not all that violent way to end the cycle of violence or at least slow it down with the whole "Let's defeat the Earth Federation with ECONOMICS" plan but instead of following up on that and having Mineva grow some balls she just doubles down on the suicidally stupid idea of being a do-nothing leader to Zeon and letting the EF do whatever they want because Full Frontal went bugfrick and ruined it.
It made me realize that a lot of Gundam protagonists looking back have a gigantic problem of even when they've got the capacity to solve problems don't. They never really fix anything, just blow up the latest Mono-eye piloting badguy and then refuse to address the problem that actually caused the entire mess in the first place and retire, at most mumbling some shit about "UNDERSTANDING" or what the frick ever and letting the problem build up again..
It's because Frontal's economics was just a front for Side 3 to become a new authority over the Earthsphere that'd end up inviting a new war by simply reversing the roles of elite/poor, even assuming the other Sides even agreed to it in the first place. Which Mineva explicitly says. The Sides probably wouldn't agree though, given there's no indication any Sides have signed on so far and the Sides historically haven't joined Side 3's rebellions.
Which is presumably why The Sleeves were trying to stall the Federation to stop them dissolving Side 3's independence even though it wasn't due for 4 years, and why they just happened to have the most powerful mobile armor ever built to hand. They were totally going to peacefully accept the other Sides decision though, I'm sure.
>They never really fix anything, just blow up the latest Mono-eye piloting badguy and then refuse to address the problem that actually caused the entire mess in the first place and retire, at most mumbling some shit about "UNDERSTANDING" or what the frick ever and letting the problem build up again..
What about the aliens?
00 blew ass, nobody cares.
Except Mineva was actually completely right, once the Federation figured out the colonies were doing that they would just go to war with them again to get them to stop.
Mineva is a moron because the entire point is she didn't pay attention in her fricking economics and the Federation is canonically at a breakingpoint and is about to undergo their downscaling to try and deal with resource starvation. if the Colonies cut off their resources, because they're dependent on them for survival at that point, they flat out could not sustain a war against a real military power, hence Sleeves flexing their muscles as part of the plan.
Seriously do you even know Gundam lore, "The Federation post ZZ is *dying* has been a thing for like 30 fricking years now.
You’re confusing this with F91 which is set decades afterwards, the Federation still has a fairly strong military at this point
they have two godcorns though
Who’s “they”? The Federation always has the Banshee and the Unicorn keeps switching sides before ending up with Mineva
The military in F91 is still pretty present. They just see what happens in F91 as not their problem.
It's in Victory that need help from civilian volunteers to kick Zanscare out of their own home turf.
The Federation military in F91 isn’t doing so hot, Zanscare actually wrecks their shit during the battle at the end
I mean the Crossbone Vanguard
Well shit now you caught me with my pants down as I don't remember the movie very well. IIRC there a bit where the Federation heads say what's happening in the fringe colonies aren't a big deal. The Vanguard fought the Federation garrison that was stationed there but they weren't pooling resources to put them down or anything.
Yeah but that’s before they declare themselves as an independent nation, after that happens the federation launches a large attack force that get blown to shreds but coincidentally distracts them while Seabook and Berah destroy their flagship and kill Iron Mask
feddies were getting too comfortable with their older ms in f91 and were still using decade old shit
which is also a typical feddie thing to do, with the titans still using gm1s and barely-improved-zakuIIs all the way to the conclusion of the gryps war. Even Unicorn kind of tracks with the theme of feds refusing to update their suits, with a few zeta+(which aren't the worst old suits to have seeing that feds standardised the weaker regz during cca), gmIIs and nemos popping up but that's probably an even more cynical attempt to resell more old kits compared to titans having a redesigned zaku and zeon suits from MSX
You know that in terms of logistical rot barely more than 20 years is *nothing* right? Especially since it's canon they've beens truggling since ZZ, it was why they didn't evacuate or try to fight a road out of Dublin, to lessen the resource strain even though Mashmyre would almost certainly have let them evac civilians since his orders only covered the EF military and he was a white knighting moralgay.
But that just proves Mineva’s point. The reason the EFF was willing to let Haman and Char frick around was that they thought they could profit from it. Hell, both of them essentially succeeded at buying their independence before it was fricked up by glemy’s rebellion/char’s genocide fetish. If you cut the EFF off from the trade network you’ve given up your only leverage.
Ah yes, because when people are poor and resource starved in UC they immediately give up and everything is peaceful. That worked out so well for the Federation in UC0078 after all, when Side 3 was so resource poor compared to them.
why is every Bawoo variant kino?
because the original unit was that good to begin with. It belonged to best Zabi, best leader, best oniichan and best husbando, after all
>deranged bastard of Gihren who mass produced mentality unstable e-girls
Also got killed by a blueberry flavored woman he was simping over, I agree about the suits though.
fricking stupid zeeks
just glue the parts back together already jesus christ
Is this from iron blooded orphans?
no it doesn't even have the gay waists
Why would a variant of an existing unit that uses technology specific to one setting be in another?
That Anon is auto assuming because IBO Designer.
Gyoubu I think is getting a bit better over UC designs though IMO
The double craft system is funny but the Bawoo would be so much better as Zeonified MP Zeta it was meant to be with a proper waverider.
This shit needs to show up in a show proper so I can get a kit.
Crazy that this all happens before CCA
Moon Gundam seemingly ignores CCA
It can't ignore something that hasn't happened yet. Or do you mean it's intentionally bringing up elements that will conflict with CCA and will not allow it to happen, at least in the way we already know?
Ignore as in clash and prevent yeah
What's in it that contradicts events from CCA?
Nothing. Anon is being a frickwit. The tech presented in it is all Char's psycho-frame test shit
Generally Gundam manga, if placed like this end up doing some small things that conflict with the period
One example of this is the EFF in this. If my knowledge of UC Gundam is correct, the Jegan should be around right now. Yet instead we got a Jeddah for active combat alongside the GM III, and Moon Gundam seems to be trying to actively ignore its existence.
Alongside that Char's trying to produce a Psycho Plate fitted Bawoo rather than the Jagd or Psycho Doga, which is funny considering we haven't even seen the Geara Doga yet either, in any form
If you actually read the Scanlations that're out, one of the characters says the next gen mainstay suits (Jegan) are already deployed, but they didn't get any.
Gears Doga will likely be shown at the end since there is that Gyobu lineart for some royal guard types already
>since there is that Gyobu lineart for some royal guard types already
fake news
Try again.
happy we'll probably be getting an actual animated inbetween of Z and cca that has Char going from assumed dead to having control over neo zeon eventually
which isn't a big new deal in cca because the opening has the sazabi being used as if it's like amuro and char have clashed with a rgz and sazabi a few times before
I think a lot of people assume it makes the production of the Nu seem like it's way too late, but chances are Moon and the titan remanents psychomu research wont end up in feddy hands given the religious and luddite nature of MoonMoon
wtf, is Char in moon gundam?
Let the lad show up, you cowards.
he's busy getting rich and starting a cult on the way to Jupiter
he's living his best at Jupiter fleet
Kamille and Sayla desperately need a role
>motherfricking Mineva
I'm sold. who are those other characters?