Evex wrote:It most likely won't be long before the capitol army has there own G-[insert name here] most likely piloted by Mask.
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Will it be named the "G-Mask"?
Evex wrote:It most likely won't be long before the capitol army has there own G-[insert name here] most likely piloted by Mask.
Out. Just. Get out.BrentD15 wrote:Evex wrote:It most likely won't be long before the capitol army has there own G-[insert name here] most likely piloted by Mask.Spoiler
Will it be named the "G-Mask"?
Tomino doesn't really do the whole Gundam vs. Gundam thing. If the Capitol Army does get a G-Selflike (a mobile suit from the Rose of Hermes), then I'm sure it wouldn't look like a Gundam. I think there's going to be more for Luin than being a typical mask asshole.Evex wrote:It most likely won't be long before the capitol army has there own G-[insert name here] most likely piloted by Mask.
Yes.Kei Katsuragi wrote:Tomino doesn't really do the whole Gundam vs. Gundam thing. If the Capitol Army does get a G-Selflike (a mobile suit from the Rose of Hermes), then I'm sure it wouldn't look like a Gundam. I think there's going to be more for Luin than being a typical mask ZOINKS.Evex wrote:It most likely won't be long before the capitol army has there own G-[insert name here] most likely piloted by Mask.
Also, I want to add, religion was really never a concept explored at all in UC. Anyone else think they were involved in, or a product of theSpoiler
systematic cannibalism and rigid state control at the end of Universal Century?
The Psycho Gundams would like to have a word with you.Calubin_175 wrote:Hathaway's Flash was actually the first to have Gundam vs Gundam, which even predated Stardust Memory.
And then Blue Destiny Units 2 and 3.Destiny_Gundam wrote:I suppose there was Mark II vs Mark II before that.
Yeah, you're right. LOLDestiny_Gundam wrote:I suppose there was Mark II vs Mark II before that.
It's all from an earlier interview that Tomino gave. It hasn't been revealed in-series yet.Deus257 wrote:Wait:
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What's this talk of cannibalism, I've tried reading through the forum but I'm still confused, from what I got some group of people were set aside as emergency food? Can anyone elaborate? Thanks.
According to the TV ratings, there are no kids nor teens watching this show... So thereMidi_Amp wrote:So... I just blasted through 7 episode of this show and I love it. Sure the show started out rather weak and I was a bit cautious with the announcement that the show would be "kid friendly", but the 7th episode hooked me to the series. This is not a show for kids, seriously, if my kids watches this show, they will start to ask about all the deaths and why... Holy mother... If Japanese kids takes deaths so easily, I say kudos, but maybe not for my kids. The G Self googly eyed design is definitely aimed for the kids, but the body counts says otherwise, it's a killer teddy bear (like Ted).
I like how the show really harkens to the Tomino shows with lots and lots of explanations, which some might not find it enticing. All in all, the G and Build Fighters complement each other well. Plenty of spirited young people screaming their aspirations on a flashy mechas with optional deaths.
So, Gundam's only audience is a group of aging adults?darkhunger wrote:According to the TV ratings, there are no kids nor teens watching this show... So thereMidi_Amp wrote:So... I just blasted through 7 episode of this show and I love it. Sure the show started out rather weak and I was a bit cautious with the announcement that the show would be "kid friendly", but the 7th episode hooked me to the series. This is not a show for kids, seriously, if my kids watches this show, they will start to ask about all the deaths and why... Holy mother... If Japanese kids takes deaths so easily, I say kudos, but maybe not for my kids. The G Self googly eyed design is definitely aimed for the kids, but the body counts says otherwise, it's a killer teddy bear (like Ted).
I like how the show really harkens to the Tomino shows with lots and lots of explanations, which some might not find it enticing. All in all, the G and Build Fighters complement each other well. Plenty of spirited young people screaming their aspirations on a flashy mechas with optional deaths.
There's always Build Fighters Try. Every show can appeal to a different age group.BrentD15 wrote:So, Gundam's only audience is a group of aging adults?