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>>15780169
I don't think it has enough beam sabers.

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>>15780222
There are more in the feet.

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>>15780169
>>15780222
Get on my level.

That scene was so damn magical. The obvious Rider #1 and #2 kick along with "TOH!" grunt and then ending it with a kick. They really showed their love for Toku didn't they?

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Why was Diebuster herself so underused? I can barely even find any good pictures of her.

Also, why didn't they spell the show/robot "Daibuster" instead?

>>15779674
AH AH-AH AH
AH AH-AH AH

If you like Gundam, yes.

It's like Beyblade but more blatant about selling toys. Fun series I suppose. The MCs mom is a milf.

>>15779095
First show is really cool
Second show tried to tweak the formula and ended up messing up the chemistry

I hate you.

>>15778814
>Guntank is disabled
Accurate

>>15778814
why you do this to us

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>>15778761
Who /REAL GAME/ here?

>>15778779
/JUSTICE/ man here.

Space
Mutate
Association
Super
Humans

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Gasaraki > EVA

Gasaraki also has best most realistic mecha

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Big deal, Takahashi did socially-stunted ladies (specifically, the brunette on the pic) before it was cool.

>>15778707
Evangelion didn't do robots powered by Noh theater.

>have a slight interest in learning gamedev
>motived to make game because of mecha-shaped void in pc market
>seems like there's a new indie mecha game on steam every month that's basically all your ideas but already made

>>15778462

Depends on whether they land their execution or crash and burn.

Think of those other games as your benchmark threshold to cross.

>>15778262
>“We want War Tech Fighters to be the most engaging experience for mecha enthusiasts – and to do that, we need the community feedback to fine tune all the elements in the game.
Finally, a mech game that KNOWS ITS FUCKING AUDIENCE.

>>15778256
yeah its pretty great.

The best gundam OVA

>go for head instead of cockpit
He deserved to get Bernt by the Alex.

I think that they should remake Early UC too, for me it's a good idea, also maybe this will cause Gundam to be popular in the west.

>>15778218
No, I think he'd be better off working on something new.

How about we get a Crossbone adaptation.

char is a catchphrase machine

>>15778164
Your family must die
Haha I can have friendly bants at your expense
I was never on your side in the first place
Ur an old geezer who can't change
Lala was a pretty good newtype

>>15778164
he is a CHAR

>>15777949
Tomino: Are we going to be talking about what we’re going to make from now on, or is it going to be about how troubling it is that I’ve thrown so much criticism at Araki’s beloved Your Name (laughs)?

Araki: Oh, that’s no trouble at all (laughs). I do think Your Name is a good movie, though.

Tomino: I wonder. The bands Southern All Stars and Mr. Children have been around for something like 20 or 30 years, right? However, with Your Name, something that is so popular now, it’s difficult to say if it will still be watched five years from now. Creators have to think about the possibility that their movie might be understood now, but not later. Speaking of, another movie from this year (2016) that has potential to last is Shin Godzilla. However, there are most likely Your Name fan’s that think making hits like Shin Godzilla is behind the times and needs to end.

Araki: Whether it’s forgotten or becomes a classic, it at least has to gain that popularity the moment it comes out.

Tomino: Definitely, first your work needs to be popular. The work can have merit only because the viewer gives their outside opinion. Opinions need to have input from both sides. The director can by no means think, “I’m pretty good, so everyone else must think I’m good too.”

>>15777962

Araki: What is the difference between die-hard fans saying one thing will last and another won’t?

Tomino: Aren’t they only saying that because they are riding along with the popularity, like with Your Name? Of course, I can understand why Your Name had such overwhelming positive response. Even on this morning variety show, it appears that a lot of young people want to go out on pilgrimages to sights from the movie, regardless of weather.

Initially, I wasn’t exactly sure how the director, Shinkai (Makoto), went about doing his work. When he made his first work, he came to see me. In those days, I thought Shinkai was a 3D artist. His true motivation felt a little different than that of a movie director. On the other hand, Shin Godzilla‘s director, Anno (Hideaki), had his big break with (Neon Genesis) Evangelion, but then went on to live action films and even voice acting (laughs).

Araki: That did happen, didn’t it (laughs).

Tomino: Coming back to the main point, Anno is the kind of person that, despite doing many other things, followed this path and definitively arrived at the idea of directing a movie.

Araki: Shinkai has continued to build on his movies since his first work.

Tomino: It’s because he has continued to make movies that, if he’s not careful, he won’t be able to separate from what he likes. There is a bit Iwai Shunji[1] in him. Something close to and author’s eye. If that is all he has though — and he can surpass Tanizaki Junichiro, a famous Japanese modern literature author, in taste, conversation style, and writing ability — then he can compare to the greats. Without that he won’t be able to break past this wall that he has gone and created for himself.

>>15777968
Araki: By likes, do you mean the way he writes women? You got quite angry with me many times when I worked on G-Reco (Gundam Reconguista in G). You told me all the girls were drawn up to fit into some stereotypical pattern.

Tomino: I guess you can call Your Name powered by the idea of love, and that is pretty self-contained. It fits the concept of love today, so a lot of people went crazy to see it. If you’re able to bring out that general idea skillfully and add in a bit of sci-fi into the mix then “ding ding ding you’ve got a winner!” In that sense, Shinkai does a stunning job. The number one problem for creators is producing a b movie. Things like Moonlight Mask, Ultraman, and Superman. It feels like Shinkai only creates what he’s interested in. In the process of working with games and CG, he more or less learned how to add in the key components for sci-fi, but, after this, in three, five years time, it’s a question of whether he can find himself able to make another popular movie.

Araki: Put bluntly, planning an anime involves imagining what the near future is like.

Tomino: Rather, it’s about having the confidence to declare you can combine current and future trends. I think the reason why children were so taken with (Mobile Suit) Gundam when it came out, was because it was a different kind of period drama. It wasn’t the science fiction aspect they latched onto, but the instinctual structure of period dramas. I mean, stuff like “The Red Comet is coming!” isn’t really what you would find in science fiction (laughs). One more thing. The economic grown in Japan was still going strong into the late 70s, and there was still faith in new technology, so giant robots weren’t hated. Riding on those two points, Gundam was able to become a hit. Because of my youthful indiscretion at the time, I stupidly chalked it all up to the theory of Newtypes, but that was covered for all of one minute.

>>15777532
>dat camo
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5-0uPJXPlI

>>15777532
HOL UP

>>15777532
>manga
>canon

If it's not an anime, it's kind of iffy canon-wise. More or less up to you to decide if it is.

Please God no

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The big question is: Can YAS survive?

>>15777344
He's doing jack shit in the Origin as it is, so I think he'll be fine.

>>15777084
Digital happened.

>>15777084
purus are too cute

>>15777117
That's not enough of an answer for me.
I mean that guy just ups and totally disappears in the early 2000's. He ain't dead either.

I liked season 1.

>>15777018
I like it when taken for what it should be, a kids show that is essentially a watered down version of Gundam.
It has a lot of cool battles and mecha, the characters weren't too bad, music was great and it was an all-around decent watch.
/m/ and most Gundam fans only demonize AGE because they wanted something more mature after 00 and Unicorn.

Yep. It was pretty good.