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First for best grill

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>>15181827
Good bye Gali Gali

>>15181839
I like it

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also fuck damn that hurt

>>15181617
Because its a poor adaptation of a much better game.

>>15181627

I keep hearing about the game but it's Japanese only. Sounds good. I also remember reading the manga at one point but fuck me if I remember anything that happens in it

wasn't there a sequel anime?

Still playing through the post game and jesus, the grind is real but so fucking fun. I'm just

>Play 40 hours coveting the skells
>Finally gets license
>It trivializes game. Combat is not fun anymore
>Ended up dropping game 20 hours later

They should've balanced it better.

>>15181357
I hated that battles were either Skell-only or Skell-to-Win. Their should've been more enemies that required switching between Skell and On Foot, but there's basically 0 point in not using the Skell unless you're going into a building.

>>15180610
>those designs
boy

>>15180639
We Halo now.

Can't wait for "OMG is 007 a ONE PUNCH MAN reference?"

>>15180024
>a series on Mars that actually manages to be good

Nothing changes, you'll still have those occasional Sunrise experimental one-ofs that go in the way of "do gundam/dragonar, but in a different direction."

we'd have cool-ass OPs in every mech show

Because it began in the middle of the conflict and was forced to condense everything into a movie-sized story.

It helps to remember most gundam characters are intentionally terrible, too.

Because this is an obvious bait thread. Here's your (You).

>>15179041
How is this bait?

>>15178149
Those names were awful.
Granted, classic Mega-Man names were always awkward, but GnR names made no sense at all.

>>15178149
Go back to Twitter.

How did capcom even let Claire get away with it?

>>15178058
Check the catalog.

>>15178058
>GTMs are bretty gud.

They're decent standalone designs.

I've seen a ton of people bitch about them, but those same people have never read FSS and are just whining because they want to buy into the "Nagano is a hack" meme that sprang up years ago.

>>15179365
Only people who like the GTMs are the nu-FSS fanbase.

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>>15177837
>>Will the new season rip off Knight Riders theme?
I'm pretty sure you meant Gundam there, OP.

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>>15177949
Please tell me this is fake.
How can you not know he's talking about the car.

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>>15178134
Gundam has always had car references all over the place. Trans-Am is no different.

Please tell me, if you don't think 00's Trans-Am feature was a fast car reference, what does "Trans-Am" mean?

>>15177798
Probably only a few hundred at most.

Keep in mind, most of the ship is eaten up by the hanger bays and engines. The actual habitable part of the vessel is relatively small.

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>>15177798
In 0083, captain Synapse mentions to the Torrington base commander that the ship has a crew of 211. That is before they are assigned any pilots, though.

>>15177810
A Nimitz class supercarrier carries a crew of over 5000, according to wikipedia.

Now, the Pegasus-class is notorious for being revised across its various members; White Base is a tiny 260-something meters long apparently, while Albion breaks the 300m mark, but the Nimitzes are just a bit shy of 333m long themselves.

Now, the biggest flaw I would identify in comparing a fictional ship line to a real world supercarrier class is that the former is not just a carrier, it's a flight-capable carrier-cruiser.

For reference, the Ticonderoga class guided missile cruiser gets by with like 400 personnel on a boat of 173m. Here you can see what a difference it makes to have the facilities and personnel needed to be a carrier, but the actual issue I'm dodging is that the Pegasus-class CAN FLY. The real estate taken up by the huge-ass space shuttle looking rocket engines and whatever additional hardware is used to set up the minovsky craft system has to be significant, and I don't recall the Pegasus-class having the ability to shit out mobile suits in any number comparable to the amount of aircraft a naval carrier, let alone a supercarrier such as a Nimitz, could shit out when the order is given. The conclusion here would be that, yes, the Pegasus-class would likely have noticeably less than the 5000-man crew count I brought up at the start.

I wanna say a realistic number should be somewhere edging on 1000 maybe? Even with automation it takes a lot of people to deploy, recover, maintain and operate anything that makes its home on a warship, then you have the hundreds responsible for making the warship work properly. Shit even back in WWII a flatdeck carrier still demanded anywhere from over 1000 to over 2000 in crew.

Like, when a number like >>15179436 crops up, that comes off as nearly skeleton crew.

But this is all conjecture, and the official numbers no matter how lowballed they are are nonetheless official and override all conjecture.

>4 old men in a desert with a fashion model

>>15173057
>FF15

>>15173141
She's the same age as the rest of em Anon

>>15171786

I liked Spaceketeers

>>15171786
when will someone put 70s Gaiking online?

>>15171799

Assstrooooo---BAAAAAAATTTTTS!

>>15171344
No.

>>15171496
Oh good, no need to watch it then.

>>15171344
nope

>>15171102
become world championship mobile fisherdam

Why haven't I seen a single person comment on the sub quality for the Rightstuf BDs? Should I just buy them and report back?

>>15171165
Yes, before ANN does and uses it to push a third wave feminazi agenda